Newton Gresham dies. Farmers' Union mourns founder
Newton Gresham, father of the Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union of America, died at Point, Texas on April 10. The Farmers' Union honors his memory while urging practical plans like a cooperative warehousing project. The South Carolina Farmers' Union column notes growth across the South and invites farmers to the May 1 organizational meeting in Anderson, South Carolina, to form the state union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Gresham
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Point
Texas
Farmers’ Union
Nawton
South Carolina
Thia
Rio Grande
Dames River
Oklahoma
Anderwin
S.C
Kormerae’ Union
Ausferdon
Duckworth
Pyle
Harrert
Georgia State Union
National Union
Anderton
Lossalat
Memorial Day observance at Walker McElmoyle School
Memorial Day was observed April 21 by the Walker McElmoyle School in Anderson County. Students decorated Anna Kennedy's grave with white and red flowers on a school grounds project. D. A. R. and Sunshine Society members spoke on liberty and learning, while Prof Morrison and T. H. Russell addressed the crowd. The event featured a devotional, songs, and tributes to Anna Kennedy with local civic leaders and teachers highlighted. a rainout canceled the ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker McElmoyle School
America
Misa Marge R. Shelor
South Carolina Rural School Improvement Association
Sunshine Society
Sunshine
T. H. Russell
Anderson
Anna Kennedy
Carolina
W. 8
Morrison
Miss Smith
Grivey
Rchool
Congress
Mish Shelor
Andrew Pickona
Russell
Calhoun
Plesse
South Carolina
Tugaloo
Gov. Perry
Perry
Walker Melinoyle
Anderson County
Central
LeodaTand Society
Bine
Orustees
Dendy Tain
Ile
North Georgia College
Dahlonaga, Gas
Ton. O. Ts. Martin
Olivia Newton Moott
Dr Landers School
W. RR
L. A
Rock Hill
Christiman
Bertie Smith
Oceune
Mewes
Baptist Mission Gifts Rise for Year Ended May 1st
Greenville May 5 The Baptist Courier reports telegrams from the foreign and home mission boards of the Southern Baptist Convention detailing year end contributions from Ubia Stave churches. Foreign board received 896 552 and home board 413 267. Foreign end year debt. home board debt free. Total exceeds prior years.
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Greenville
The
Baptist Courier
Foreign and Home Mission Boarde
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist Churches of
Ubia
Foreign Board
Home Board
Bacon hogting tips from Chester White hog expert
Robert Clark of Ottawa explains a bacon hog production method focused on choosing Chester White hogs and specific feeding routines. He details ideal breeding times, grow-out schedules, and feeding plans including dry grain barley and clover to produce high quality bacon hogs and maximum market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clark
Ottawa
Canada
Bace
Lowell
Chester
Dairyman Reports Hog Deaths From Suspected Contaminants
J Chambers of Bloomington Michigan lost eighty hogs valued at $1000 after feeding from a hotel stash. He suspects brine or del eterium substances contaminated their feed and cites similar reports near Detroit. Neighbors report smaller losses with the same suspected cause as a Farm and Live Stock Journal note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chambers I.ing
Bloomington
Beyern
Detroit
Aishwanhing
A Fine Poland China Boll and Heft of a Farm Bred Hog
A Farm Progress item notes a two year old Poland China hog weighing 1000 pounds at 18 months, with six foot length and about ten and a half inch tail. The animal is named Jumbo and owned by J. P. Wiesering, Metyllie, TL.
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Poland
China
Alx Monte
Frei
J.P. Wiesering
Metyllie
Card of Thanks and local notices from Oak Way
The undersigned thanks Oak Way community for their sincere support during illness and recovery. W H Cole expresses gratitude for kind actions and prayers. Meanwhile Wolger Powell, jailed in Pickens, built a plow, stock, wheelbarrow, and pipe mill, using a soapstone rock, and is working on a new mill ready soon.
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Oak Way
W. H. Cole
Wolger Powell
Pickens
Hu Hax
Rune
Ile
Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge
Notice that James D. Smalley, qualified administrator of the estate of Tounia F. Smalley, will apply for leave to make final settlement and discharge on May 2, 1006, before Judge I. A. Smith at Walhalla Court House in Queenes County South Saroling. The hearing will determine final discharge of the personal estate of the deceased.
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I. A. Smith
Qeones County
South Saroling
Walhalla Court Home
Bennis ¥. Smalley
Anid Watate
Norice
D. A. Smith
Oconee County
South Carolina
Walhalla Court House
Abboon
Natal
HM. Pitts
Naid
Deane
South Carolin
For All Whe Ole Poem From Greenville Clip Reprinted
A reader from Red Hill Ga encloses a long earnest poem titled FOR ALL WHO DIE. The letter recalls a clipped 30 year old Greenville paper edition shared by W J Sligh and family, urging publication to pass the verse to future generations. The verse contemplates farewell, memory, and the companionship sought at death in somber, reflective tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hill
Editora Keowee Courier
Greenville
William C. Lee
Walhalla
Sallie Lee
J. H. Sligh
Hagar Allee Poo
Three Girls Born to Edgefield Woman in May Night
Mrs. Wm. I. Vance of Oleora nine miles north of town welcomed three daughter children born on a Saturday night. All are alive strong and well with total weight 224 pounds. The family includes five older children led by a twelve year old boy Faith Tops and Charity Vance.
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Kalygefield
Wm. I, Vance
Oleora
Mia. Vance
Faith Vance
Vance
Charity Vance
Nervine touted as nerve reviver in old ad copy
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve medicine and tonic that strengthens nerves and restores nervous energy. It cites a testimonial from Conningh Allegheny pa about recovery from long nerve weakness and related ailments after using Nervine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Rel Donen
Ellaworth Ave
Allegheny
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Farmer's Guide promotes practical cropping fertilization free upon request
Our practical book Farmer's Guide offers valuable facts for every sort of crop raising and is among several books on successful fertilization sent free of obligation to any farmer who writes for them. Address requests to New York or Atlanta publishers at Broad Street.
Community tinking party planned at Robinsons Shoals
Waws from New Ho New Hope report a Saturday afternoon tinking party at Robinsons Shoals on Little River. Local residents attend school events, visits, and church activities. numerous family and friend visits noted. A short notice advertises Pinoiles pills for backache and bladder relief, sold by local doctors and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
Robinson'a Shoals
Little River
Dorsie Boggs
Calhoun
Hl. ¥. Gantt
Pelzer
E. Robinson
Willie Hammonds
Mine Eda Wood
Krnitland
N.C
Mra
Leroy Chamblain
Liberty
Duh A. Kelley
Union
Evans Brown
Anders Now
Lou Knox
Minn Enrile Kelley
M. A. Wood
Fruitland
N. C
John Knox
Anderson
Hothol
Whit Knox
Authur
Me Knox
Happie Jones
Ahain
James Hunnicutt
Seneca
B. Hubbard
Sl W. Fall
Walehalla
W. J. Lunney
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Farmers’ Union Bureau
Farmers
Union Island
South Carolina Barras
Farmers’ Union No
For
Baptist Missions
Ponti
Boar Loman
James D. Smalley
Tounia
F. Smalley
Meath
Castonria
Edgefield
Worth Street
Atlanta
Broad Street
New Ho
Chamberlain
Arkansas
Louisiana
Indian Territory
California
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Diagon
Montana
Washington
Weste
Callon J. G
Hollinghom
District Passenger Ag
Lovigvill
Nashville
North Pryor
Union Depot
Atlanta, Ga
State of
Oconee
B. F. Slown
W. F. Pandlay
W. M. Henry
James Henry
W. M
Matad
Hofaul
Sealy Bo. Sloan
Oconto County
Joel Pitrrs
Pitts
Notica
Abcravimans Shily Teutea
Burved
Joel Pitts
U. M
Hollister's
Barbara Winslow
Elizabeth Ellis
Barbara
Agirl
Brooklyn Standard -Union
Barbara Ie
Fiestion
Detroit Free Press
John Rae
Dodd, Mead & Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
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