Clemson College to Hold Farmers Extension Schools This Summer
Columbia May 7 two farmers extension schools will be held by Clemson College this summer. The plan calls for longer community stays of three to six days with lectures and hands on work in soils fertilizers and plant protection. The effort aims to bring college instruction to active farmers who cannot attend on campus and to introduce the public to Clemson faculty and facilities establishing the program across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Clemson College
J. N. Harrow
State College
Selertian
Elias
Wilk
Borthia
Sinpreehate
A Travesty on Justice in Saluda County
Tilman Proctor and several others escape trial after indictments, paying debts to prosecutors to be freed and cases marked for dismissal. The piece denounces the system as a debt-collection sham, arguing magistrates should not use criminal process for collecting debts and calling for economy and proper court use.
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Saluda Standard
Tilman Proctor
India
Milman Proctor
Bul
Setlettor
Bond
Effenit
Orline
Kir
Petey the pirate code sparks new venture at Newbery mill
A plan to establish a new mill at Newberry with a capital of 280000 and an additional 100000 is under consideration. The project aims to revive local industry and provide employment, with a tentative start date and a later early opening. The article notes opposition from some residents but emphasizes potential economic benefits and job creation. Also advertised is Foley's Kidney Remedy, claiming to restore nervous weakness and enhance health. the ad promotes it as pleasant to take and widely available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbery
Petey
Moon Eclipse Observations Across the Continent
Reports describe a near total lunar eclipse on Thursday evening June 1 with the moon entering Earth’s shadow and turning reddish in parts of the continent while other areas see a dim glow. A solar eclipse will follow on June 17, with folk recalling Columbus era tales of frightened natives and the moon’s disappearance as omens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alundon
Chiat
Columbusy
Jnorbus
Chely
Columbus
Waek
Xaeel
Wak
Anderson church to build a $6000 house of worship this year
The Christian church of Anderson plans to construct a new church costing six thousand dollars within the year. The report notes community effort and local interest in the project amid other regional items and notices from the period.
Worn Out Wagon Scene Report From Eeeouvlle
A garbled dispatch from May six in Eeeouvlle describes a wagon mishap with a white saint figure involved. The fragment mentions a tower, street activity, and a cautioned remedy claim about instant pain relief and a non medical cure.
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Enon
Avrus
Vordar
Aiton
Uke
Cabal and Capers Tug at Internal Revenue Fate
Washington May 7. Captain Capers current commissioner of internal revenue underwent a second major operation. His condition remains serious as doctors continue to treat complications from the earlier procedure. The White House plans to announce a successor within days, with Cabal expected to assume the post next July 1.
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Washington, D.C
Royai, Cabal
Richmond
Wia
White House
Cabal
John G. Capers
Capt. Capers
Washington
Death of Mrs Stevenson Follows Long Illness at Townville
Mrs L A Stevenson, long a resident of Andersen county before moving to Townville, died April 1 after years of feeble health. Born October 17, 1864, she was a former Geer, widow of J A Stevenson, and mother of several children. The funeral was held at Townville Methodist Church, with burial at the local cemetery. She was a devoted wife and mother, active in church life, and leaves behind many friends and mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moore
Hey
M. J. Moore
Moore
Lou Creek Baylist
Mra. l. A. Stevenson
Mraty A. McPhatt
Meg Noll
Andersen County
Meithad
Elgirs Geer
R. A. Reeves
Senegay
Roll
Townville
Stevenson
Lavonia
Fy Stevenson
Andereons
Welborn
Septns
Method
Onyone
Rey
Meath
Cone
Oe Townvilly
Elgerehy
Violent Bake Strike Ends With Driver Wounded
May 1 Violent clashes spill from the Gant Site bakers strike in New York as a wagon driver Henry Teulbobin is wounded and a traffic incident disrupts a bridge. Police escort halts the wagon while rioters clash near strike headquarters. A Harlem bakery attack sees several women arrested and released on warrants.
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Omieaso
Henry Teulbobin
Witon
Vinlence
New York
Gant
Bakers’ Striles Tordas
Stike
Unclear fragmentary Keene Georelay report from Cuthbert area
Fragmentary OCR text from Randolph area includes references to Maye Hood, a Wednesday morning opening, cells and corridor mentions, a jury, and various garbled names. Context unclear, likely a local court or crime item with scattered proper nouns and no coherent narrative.
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Cuthbert
Ga Maye Hood
Randolph
Ponder
Sasina
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Ohne & CO
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Oita
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Williamson
Awaimson
Horn
Moley
Wales
Carbade
Aoibh
Havin
Yash Club
Harke View
Sretenis
Foley
Moon
Wallview
Fatview
Mie
Mayette Brown
Westminster
Fairview Ehanvel Vriday Wuing
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Lie West
Willie
Jaye
Capt
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Carlos
Dolin Mears
Kavest Chiy
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Mavste
Pearl Kiox
Annie Stine
Greer
B.C. Rigger
Chiewen Cathue
Blond Avid Stores
Hemithe
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Edward McKee
Walter Thompson
Charlie Thompson
John Reid
J. White
Ted Hunt
Chaelle Cox
Fiph Pike
K. Turner
Sam Clark
Glen Bolt
Louis Carrol
Virgil Pendley
Henry Lee
Stewart Ployd
Me Crenshaw
Carrie Thompson
Zelema Bell
Carrie Lee
Luin Lee
Minne Vaughan
Ett Petitty
Korky
Christian Church
Anderson
Mal Shears
Lenny Myers
Kingstree
Geo. Shields
Confederacy
JL. Love
Lfe
Angel
State Hospital
Oconee
J. D. Hammel
Ore Mills
Keenwood Index
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Greenville
Memoriam
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Capers
At Sia Shoe
Ann *G
Jc Uy Smith
Lracan Coe Bhee CO
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B.C
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Aei
Eeiver Sangre
Viorence
Chicago
Whitle
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Sloan
Sweeney
Price
Earl Sr. Sloan
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