Agriculture In The Schools And The Corn Exposition
Realizing the need for industrial education the State Board supports agricultural instruction in public schools. Clemson College assigns a rival agriculturalist to work with teachers and pupils, visiting schools monthly to aid lessons and judging contests. The South Atlantic Expo in Columbia aims to boost corn production with prizes and regional participation, backed by funds from state and nearby states to showcase improved varieties and farming methods.
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Farmers Hear Talks On Corn Yields At College Meeting
A Clemson College seminar during a farmers meeting discussed corn yields and farm profits. Speakers noted corn per acre rising from seven to fourteen and a half bushels since 1900, with farm profits per acre also increasing. The session highlighted opportunities for Southern farmers to improve crop value and feed uses amid rising costs and market changes.
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Resurrected Let Aims to Reorganize Republican Party
A letter from Join G Capers, Republican National Committee member, appeals to a party ally to donate to support county and state organizing efforts ahead of the 1908 convention. The missive recounts past expenses, the shift in district attorney, and urges remittance to Capers as a pledged contribution to sustain political activity from an up-country South Carolina city.
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A Distant Wedding With Dog Bridesmaids in Seattle
A New York dispatch reports the wedding of Mrs. Mary Schley Bowen to Perley W. Vans in Seattle. The ceremony featured three pedigreed Japanese spaniels as dog bridesmaids, led by Mrs. BW Caldwell to maintain order. Vans will return from Europe with the bride tomorrow for a three month trip to His seat.
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Methodist Episcopal foreign missions meet to discuss funds
Foreian Missions Unitimere reports the general committee on foreign missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its annual meeting to decide the best methods of dispersing about 1,200,000 dollars among foreign missions. The board has roughly that amount at its disposal each year. The sessions will run for a week.
Zehner Campaign Sparks County Justice Race
A Nov 4 minuscule Indy report notes a heated race for Delaware Township justice of the peace with Democrat Joseph Zehner and Republican candidate Zehner trading accusations. The campaign grows tense as both sides attack, affecting local business interests and countywide attention. An unrelated patent medicine ad appears at the end.
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Tucson Man Rewarded for Carnegie Hero Award
After a long search in Tucson Arizona Noy, Laur y P McGoy received a $1000 cash reward and a Carnegie hero medal for heroism in aiding a man imprisoned in a Chicago well. The award honors the rescuer who saved the trapped individual. Local names noted Barton’s Pharmacy and Waltham Ward.
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Tax Notion County Treasurer Notice of 1910 levies
County treasurer issues 1910 tax books open from October16 to December31 without penalty. penalties rise from 1 percent in January 1911 to 2 percent in February and 7 percent from late March until March 15, 1911. notices urge timely payments to avoid tax sale and specify school district levies and bonded fund provisions with emphasis on special school districts and property ownership.
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Taymen's Meetings Record of Changes in County Laymen
The document lists changes and additions to meetings of laymen’s movements in various towns. It notes Second Sunday dates for Toxaway Road Burnw and Ry Wy Ginths Kollet, Westminster in November and December, and Madison appointment adjusted from October second Sunday to December second Sunday, with names like Mr Lem Mong W N Brice W Marett Mf Cary.
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Woley's Kidney Remedy Ad Buzz in Local Ad Notices
An OCR fragment advertises Woley's Kidney Remedy as a remedy for kidney issues. It mentions Hexamethylonetatraimine and an antiseptic urine solvent and urges prompt use at first sign of kidney trouble. Horton's Pharmacy in Valhalla appears as a supplier.
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