President Taylors figures for ginners and planters
Reports through November show ginings at 61,000 bales with projected crop 11,864,000 bales excluding linters and repacks. Louisiana and Oklahoma face short crops while Texas towns report strong sales. weather and labor enable earlier opening and larger ginning, with prices near 11 to 12 cents and rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Elle
Olahoma
New Yorke
New Orloany
Maroljan
Tennemsen
Texaco
Sant Nod Min
Kentucly
Carter bears tale of life sentence in a muddled note
A fragmented OCR item mentions Solamen Reilly a negro boy, a Superior Court case, Walter Warren from Savannah, and a life sentence amid garbled text. The report is unreadable in key details but implies a legal proceeding with a capital or life punishment and associated names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solamen Reilly
Fem
Benet Ty Rasanniah
Nashville Carmack murder arrest and grand jury probe
John Sharp of this county was arrested in Nashville for murder and aiding in the Carmack slaying. Wires report grand jury convened to probe Senator Carmack’s death with Cooper male suspect and no eye witnesses. Doctor says Robin Cooper remains in danger from close range wounds. Also advertises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
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Nashville
Tenn
John Sharp
By. W. Carmack
Sharp
Coopers
Carmack
Senator . W. Carmack
Robin Cooper
Col
Duncan B. Cooper
South
Duncan Eve
Dan
Executive Committee Meeting Called in Banora
The Executive Committee of the Coroner County Sunday School Association, chaired by TJ Marrell, with members W John Schroder A P Brown Rev J R Moore J T Bryant M Elrod P M Kelley BR Guinn and GC Arve, will meet at Dr Morgoss office in Sened on Thursday at 1:00 p.m. to elect a new member and discuss county affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banora
Coroner County Sunday School Association
TJ Marrell
W. John Schroder
A. PR. Brown
J. R. Moore
J.T Bryant
JM. Elrod
P.M. Kelley
BR. Guinn
GC. Arve
Rolt Anil Jaa
Seatiorn
Morgoss
Seneed
Elitt Mal
Lo Xay
Geonce County
Jos
Burgess
County
Sec-Treas
Feeding Ho Judge Henry Hammond on cotton seed meal use
Judge Henry Hammond criticizes feeding cotton seed meal as dangerous and urges caution for farmers. He cites livestock examples and weights, arguing against direct misuse while Georgia State Chemist McCandleas offers a Patton grain formula for light, average, and hard work with cotton seed meal as part of feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hammond
McCandleas
Georgia
J Patton
State license tax to fund school profit debated in Legislature
The State Audubon Society urges a bill creating a statewide license tax for gun use in hunting. The tax would be $1 with a 16 percent levy on stock shares, annual payments to county clerks, and net proceeds sent to the state treasurer for the school fund. Support cites protecting state resources while opponents fear broader control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Uti Huy
Wartens
Chothlingy New York Work Story Attracts Attention
Fragmentary OCR recalls a New York event with remarks about churches and entertainment. The piece mentions evenings, a plan, and reactions, with unclear names and dates. It hints at a social or cultural gathering and a possible future performance.
Agricultural schools for counties and four state high schools
A Columba special reports plans to create county level practical agricultural schools under federal supervision, with four large agricultural high schools to be built with federal aid. The proposal, backed by lawmakers and officials, envisions accessible schools in strategic state areas, funded by state and county support and ongoing demonstration work.
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Columba
Blute Ald
Federal Department of Agriculture
Congressman Lever
Ankel
Ediuca
Hon Martin
Watson
Tate
Weston
Menara
Martin
Ansel
Hesenge
Willams
Wiliams
Macon
Laaling
Dy Barrow
Nericulairs
Clemson
Williams
Liusteeg
Barrow
Federal Department
Knapp
Farm Management Corpa
Spillman
Orphans Thanksgiving at Thornwell Orphanage
The Thornwell Orphanage in Clinton South Carolina houses 250 orphans with 150 from South Carolina 60 from Georgia and 21 from Florida. The institution welcomes any fatherless child in need of aid and educates them thoroughly preparing them to live independently. Contributions of provisions money and goods are welcomed and the operation relies on support from across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornwell Orphangge
Clineton
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Thesr
Thornwell Orphanage
Wm. P. Jacobs
Clinton
3. C
Family robbed after chloroformed at Spencer NC house
Nov 12 Spencer North Carolina. The family of Postmaster Peaperman was chloroformed shortly after midnight. Intruder used heat to break in and ransacked rooms, stealing keys, a watch, and clothing. The assailant, described as a Fenawnt ally, fled after injuring a family member. Door unlocked, no other injuries reported. Detected by Holenberg who woke to the scene. The incident ends with theft and a partial description of the intruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Clarence Agnew
Welford
Renville
Piteman Bowers
Rulley
Wieder
Mors Jms
Roent
Tlackwood & Lee
O Peisoner
Spencer
N.C
Poatmaater
Pesperian
Feaperman
Ovetore
Dwellig
Post Office
Holenbova
County Commissioners Meeting Claims Report 1908
At the regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners held Friday November 6 1908 the claims were passed upon All claims were allowed for the amount claimed except No 837 which was for 3d and was cut to 2 dollars The column Anmount Claimed was omitted Where there was a listing claim it was laid over for investigation D McALISTER Supervisor and C SCHRODER Clerk filed the minutes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
McAlister
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Gianers' Association
Utes Hime
J. A. Taylor
National Gunners’ Association
Momphe
Pawned Beath
Agnew
Pwo
Cartor
Beara
Tn ii
CDI
Foley
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
Stenotypher Pharmacy
Westminster
Cheirlintoy
Hien Potters
New York
Marie
Alerads
Lear
General Assembly
Scott
Pers Ad. Scott & Hown
Adam
Carter & Company
Thornwell
Doai
Hiamm
West Phalla
Germany
Minera
Pallee Cardon
Robhery Way
Clive Barnet
Oh Plier
Harber
AL H Schroder
LC Nix
Enencey
E Albertson
PH Welch
Marvin
Rod C LQ Elrod
JF Stewart
Nat Blemann Whiltips
JO Swaney
Hubbard
Chalmers
Geo L Jones
Constable
Mose & Ansel
Goldiera
Meares
Singleton
State Sinking Fund Commission
EC Butler
Sf Schroder
JR Manone
Rencen ‘Townsii
Waxler Smith
Dicob Rothell
P Mason
Jesse
Lawn Holbrooka
D Chambers
M Gossett
J A Harbin
Jon Hopkins
F Smith
C Prater
G Smith
Pf Sullivan
Woolbright
Magiatrate
JB Grant
WL Thaman
Rae ' Hee
W Pitchford
FG Allen
Oxinesa
IB Grogan
Marett & Son
AG Rholetter
DO Sheppard
West
King
Tugaloo
Frank Williama
Dial
An Vues
HC Harbin
Ni’ i Ty
WM Kay
H Barron
W C Barker
RL Nichols
Rae
FE 'Thompson & Co
J Myers
Ralph Moore
M Campbell
J A Patterson
WI D Long
Rowland
O L Armstrong
Verner
RM Sanders
O Smith
M Barker
Jocassee
Gilstrap
CL Craig
Det Press
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Grubbs
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B. S. Look
Bruce Brown
People’s Pressing Club
Walhalla, S. C
Abbott
Walhalla
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