Plan for cooperative cotton warehouses promoted by Farmers' Union
The Farmers' Union Bureau urges South Carolina papers to publish a cheap cooperative warehouse plan. It details a one-section warehouse using locally supplied labor and materials to store about 400 bales, with cost estimates for cement, blocks, lumber, and roofing. The piece argues co operation will stabilize prices and benefit cotton growers and the wider Southern economy while warning of cotton bears. It also critiques the state pension law, urging reform and an examining board to purge deserters and ineligible pensioners.
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Farmers’ Union Bureau
Farmera
Vervice
Innda
Pople
Mad Cat Bites Mrs. Levi Koon in Salada County Garden
Mrs. Levi Koon, 72, white resident of Salada County, was bitten by a mad cat while gardening. The cat clamped onto her hand until nearly choked, then was killed. Nearby dogs have been killed recently. the cat may have been bitten by one of them. She later left by train to Oak Grove, Georgia for treatment.
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Levi Koon
Salada County
Negro Troops Guilty in Brownaville Shooting Case
In executive session of the Senate military affairs committee yesterday the majority found that testimony proves conclusively that the Negro troops did the shooting in the Brownaville affair. Senator Foraker and three others objected.
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Washington, D.C
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Brownaville
Senator Foraker
Richest Woman In The World Lenora Creel Named Diplomatic Wife
The Washington Herald reports Lenora Creel wife of the Mexican ambassador is described as the richest woman in the diplomatic corps and possibly in the world. Her wealth comes from gold prospects in Chihuahua developed by her husband years ago, with projections of 200000000 in mines and enormous income.
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Senora Creel
Ambasaador
Mexico
Chihuahua
Pine low kidney remedy offered with money back guarantee
A New York dispatch notes a threatened Western Union telegraph strike. Report claims several men were fired for union involvement, raising expectations of trouble.
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New York
Wine of Cardus Promises Relief for Female Ailments
An advertisement claims Wine of Cardus treats a range of female disorders by purifying the blood and easing symptoms like irregular or scanty menses, prolapse, headaches, backache, and nerves. It invites readers to write for free advice from the Ladies Advisory Dept. at The Chattanooga Medicine Co. in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Ladies’ Advisory Dept
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
World cotton supply report shows rise in visible stock
New Orleans May 17 Secretary Hester announces the world visible cotton supply at 4,400,220 with 3,079,320 American value and 1,411,000 from other types. Europe holds 2,705,000. Egypt 183,000. India 807,000. United States 15,000. Yearly comparisons noted.
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New Orleans
Hester
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Georgia Supreme Court upholds Boykin anti bucket shop law
The Georgia Supreme Court today affirmed the Boykin bill, the anti bucket shop statute from the last Legislature. The case of U N Anderman, found guilty of operating a bucket shop, was reviewed after appeals and the court awarded $1,000 with twelve months on the cobain gang as an alternative. The notice ends with an unrelated advertisement for Dado's Little Liver Pills and local sellers.
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Atsata
Supreme Court of Georgia
Lnw
U.N. Anderman
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Anderton
Cobain
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Seneca
G. W. Gignilliat
Farmers’ Union Bureau OF Information
South Carolina Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union
J. C. Stribling
Pendleton
8. C
Co-Operative
Portland
Terreserens
Carolina Spartan
Spartanburg
Biltan
Mad Cat
de. J. W. Hell
Walhallay
Lanenoy
Soneon
Infante
Slauatire
Mdedes
Tang Sing
Cardus
Pete Duteas Hata
Navacas Abe
Dado
Solda
M. C. Kiser CO
Atlanta
Qulake
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