Legare backs Harmon as Democratic presidential candidate
Charleston commentator and Congressman Legare predicts Harmon will lead Democrats in next campaign. He cites Ohio victory and Harmon’s strength, while evaluating Taft’s Ohio outcome and Wilson’s growing role. Legare also criticizes Roosevelt’s approach and notes upcoming congressional session and party splits.
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Cour
George
Legere
Anova
Eiren
Harmon
Taii
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Newders
Wilson
Howey
Homer
Bis
For Sale New York Partinist Sketch Penny Card Offer
A quirky sale notice from New York listing a private sketch card titled by the Faithful Saviors and Scot and Bowne at 409 Pearl Street. The fragment mentions a Good Luck Penny and a moral tone with a humorous bank card reference.
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Scott & Bowne
Peart St
York
Colias Airship by T Dickson Jr in Columbia
A gliding machine inspired by Bleriot and Antionette is built by T Dickson Jr of Columbia. The craft, fragile and damaged in several tests, uses cane and cotton cloth in its frame. Dickson, son of a local dispensary chief, has endured crashes but continues experiments.
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Columbia
T. Dickson, Jr
Coln Street
Stare Foot
Winkexpraise
Dickson
Richland County
Damages for False Arrest Suit Filed in Roanoke
Lester Ry varulow telegraph operator from Choraw South Carolina sues Solomon Rosenberg and others of Roanoke for 10000 damages for false arrest and prosecution on a larceny charge. He was tried, acquitted by a jury, with the damage trial set for November 17. Includes ad copy for Foley's Honey and Tar and local pharmacy names.
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Columbia State
Roanoke
Lester Ryvarulow
Choraw
S.C
Solomon Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Partlow
Cheraw
Armour predicts national food prices top then decline
Kansas City reports Lt. Charles W. Armour of Armour Interests stating that general food prices have reached a climax and are falling. He notes cereals easing and pork meat prices likely to loosen, though he cannot say when lower prices will begin.
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Kansas City
Charles W. Armour
Armour Interests
Armour
Leaps Prolific Wheat Gains Advantage for Growers
Reported yields from twenty five to fifty two bushels per acre for this wheat surpass other varieties when grown side by side. It yields five to eighteen bushels more per acre under identical conditions and is described as superseding all other kinds. Wood's Crop Special promotes growing big crops with guidance included.
Wood & Sons Seedsmen ad and death notice
Richmond seedsman Wood and Sons advertise Farm Seeds Clover Seeds and related products with a free descriptive catalog. A November death notice recalls little Tommie Heaton age about 2 with funeral at Ross graveyard. Rev. Wade Nicholson officiated. Also a medical note promotes Chamberlain's ointment for back pain from rheumatism.
Cotton seed meal boosts horse feeding in the South
Progress and practical tips urge replacing part of corn with cotton seed meal to improve horse and mule work stock. The piece argues 9 pounds of corn plus 3 pounds of cotton seed meal beats 14 pounds of corn, noting cheaper feed and richer manure. It lists ten actions from gathering cotton to improving fields and suggests reading material for youths to promote modern, efficient farming beyond small, mixed stock.
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South
Arynth
St Uy
Dea
Fan
Sela
Uni
Women Elected to Colo Assembly in Denver
Denver reports that four women and one man will sit in Colorado's 18th General Assembly after Tuesday's election. Alma Lafferty Louise A. Jones and Louis M. Kerwin won Denver seats as Democrats, while Agnes Riddle won for Adams and Arapaho as a Republican. Lafferty was reelected from the prior assembly.
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Denver
Colo
Sau
General Assembly of
Colorado
Alma Lafferty
Louise A. Jones
Louis M. Kerwin
Agnes Riddle
Adams
Arapaho
Lafferty
Wheat crop record breaks in South Carolina 1810 season
South Carolina reports a record wheat harvest with 3 510,000 bushels in 1810, up from 1,756,000 bushels in 1910 and 1908 figures. Value rises by about $2,000 due to higher production, signaling stronger food self sufficiency. notes Foley Widney Pills promotion and local pharmacies.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Watson
Thanking Friends for Help During Illness and Death
Mr and Mrs M Heaton of Salem South Carolina express gratitude to many friends for assistance and kindness shown during the sickness and death of their dear son. May the Lord bless each one with His richest blessings.
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Salem
Mack Heaton
Tommie
Ross Graveyard
Wade Nicholson
Keowee Courier
M. Heaton
8. C
New Orleans Motorists Held for Murder Bail Refused
In New Orleans for the first time in Louisiana bail was refused to the defendants charged with murder in the fatal pedestrian crash. William H. Hoffman the chauffeur and Fred Goodyear a passenger were held without bond in the first city criminal court. The murder charge had been preferred against them. The report notes a separate medical ad about Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for constipation in children.
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New Orleans
Nov
Louisiana
Wm. H. Hoffman
Fred Goodyear
Hoffman
John Kelley
First City Criminal Court
Lewis seeks to stay as Banking and Insurance chief
Vivian M. Lewis of Paterson New Jersey a defeated candidate for governor continues as State Commissioner of Banking and Insurance. His term lasts until 1912 and he said he intends to hold the position despite yesterday's election outcome against Woodrow Wilson.
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Paterson
N. J
Yernor
New Jersey
Vivian M. Lewis
Woodrow Wilson
Lewis
Banking
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