Charleston Cabbage Kings Shape Western Prices
A Charleston cab bage syndicate shifts cabbage to Western markets driving New York quotes higher. By boycotting New York buyers they push prices to about 1.20 per crate, then ease toward 0.88 as Western demand grows. Local planters mood shifts from loss to profits as shipments rise and New York longs soften.
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Charleston
New York
New York Commission
Great West
Metropolia
Abe
J Great City
Concluded Mis Letters from Walhalla Courier Readers
A fragment of correspondence recounts travel from Augusta to Greenwood, visits with old friends, and reflections on South Carolina's postwar mood. The writer praises Walhalla Courier while recalling War memories, local figures, and the charm of Greenwood, ending with an advertisement for a pile remedy.
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Walhalla
Apel
Sam
Aikon
Groovvilla
Chey
Dolng Wall
Twruel
South Carolina
Ansel
Lyop
Augusta
Greenwood
C. and
W. CG
McCormick
Shariff McCanla
Greepwood
Ahariff
Orva Regiment
William McKinney
Hiu
Indy
Ta Beautiful
Foel
Sandy Spring
Appomattox
Hla
Banner County
Valhalla
Editora
Lave
Uni
Kaoweos Courier
Board to Pass on Food and Drug Inspection Created
Secretary Wilson created by executive order the Board of Food and Drug Inspection to administer national pure food laws. The board includes Dr. Harvey Wiley, chairman, Dr. Frederick Dunlap, Associate Chemist, and George R. McCabe, Solicitor of the Department of Agriculture. President Roosevelt approved placing administration in a board to handle rising workload. William Ball and Lunney advertise Pino kidney remedy amid discussion. William S. editor to address State Press Association in Charleston next June.
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Washington
Wilson
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Marvey Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Roderick J. Dunlap
George R. McCabe
Department of Agriculture
Roonevelt
J. W. Ball
Walhalla
W. O. Lunney
Soncom
Ac Th William
Richmond News Leader
State Frese Association
Charleston
Noted Carolinians Portrayed in Miss Strait Studio
Miss Clara Strait, a South Carolina artist, painted lifelike portraits of Col. Joseph Daniel Pope Gen Johnson Hagood and Senator Tillman. The Hagood portrait was ordered by the Daughters of the Confederacy for the State House in Columbia. Pope’s portrait will hang in Mrs. T. Rood Stoney’s home, and Tillman’s will replace the one at Winthrop College. Paintings sent to South Carolina soon amid local protests. the artist previously painted Gen. Micah Jenkins.
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Hagood
Hin
Minn Strait
Johnson Hagood
United States Army
Washington
Col
Popa
Gen
South Carolina
Stein Ie
Micah Jonking
State House
Washington Place
News and Counter
A Country of Trousers in Prance and Uncle Sam
A New York Sun snippet describes rural Prance where peasants and even donkeys wear trousers to cope with heat and mosquitoes. It notes women in fields, bare feet, and sun bonnets, with donkeys covered in striped fabrics. The page then shifts to a medical claim about a kidney remedy promising relief, marketed by Dr. J. W. Bell in Walhalla.
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Prance
Wreckinge
Ttia
Indesh
Tronwern
Uncle Sam
New York Sun
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
Wyd
Packing Plant Fire Destroys Pittsburg Facility
A blaze at the William Strotach Packing Company plant in Spring Garden Allegheny across the city destroyed five hundred thousand pounds of lard and the killing department. The loss is estimated at 3000000, with the fire likely sparked by a crossing electric wire. No injuries reported. Ammonia tanks exploded but caused no harm. The incident disrupted operations as investigators probe the cause.
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Pittsburg
William Strotach Packing Company
Spring Garden
Allegheny
We Boll
Bounty Land Locals Reflect Small-Town Life
In Bounty Land April 21 notes mingle social updates and local color. Mrs Rankin’s improvement, Pickett’s stubborn resolve, Miss Luiza Jerritt aiming for Jamestown Exposition, and Miss Bertie Smith’s anticipated home mix with school closure, post box talk, and familiar neighbors. A reflective slice of rural community life ends with extended social ties and kinship values.
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Bounty Land
Gilmor'a
Mia Bertie Smith
J.J. Daviety
Davia Das
Atlanta
Georgia
Pickett
B. E. Bagwell
Hubbard
India
Luiza Jerritt
Jamestown Exposition
Gillinan
Lymon
M. Gilligan
J. L. Smith
Smith
Mies Maude Ellison
Capt. Ellison
Ervin Dendy
Doyle
Huanlowst
McDonalda
Milla
Buck High to be hanged for assault on four year old girl
Buck High, a 17 year old negro, was convicted in McDonough Georgia Superior Court by Judge Reagan for the March 26 assault of four year old Mary Daniel. He faces execution on May 29. The child remained in critical condition. The mother’s testimony moved the jury and court officials to tears as the case drew to a close.
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Southern Mutual
England
Apeculatora
Death Losey
Congress
New York
Georgia
Slone
Premiuma
Avery Yeur
Southern Mutual Iw
South
Pliss
Agonte
United States
Publi
Chicago
Soleatad Trom
Aindér
TNE
Philadelphia Health Department Fights Spotted Fever Epidemic
The Philadelphia health department battles an outbreak of spotted fever in the city. Officials urge awareness and preventive measures as cases rise and efforts continue to trace the source and protect residents.
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Health Department of
Philadelphia
At Last Names and Signatories Stated in Atlanta Listing
In Atlanta a grouping of individuals including Jeane 8 Carter and David Carter along with Nobert H Mavott and Thomas C Candler appear in a loaded list of signatories. Canitoe Bullting and Om ar are referenced in the document alongside city officials.
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Carter, David
Norsia
Dimes EL. Adama
Nobert H. Mavott
Thomas C. Candler
Canitoe Bullting
Atlanta
Omar
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Pataaedl Drug Company
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