Resolutions At Cotton Congress In Columbia
Columbia September meeting of growers bankers and business men produced resolutions aimed at raising the prevailing cotton price and improving marketing. Commissioner Watson was named permanent president with J Whitnereld secretary and W C Brown assistant secretary. Debates touched on exchanges and regulatory aims to base contracts on root cotton with timely delivery.
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Columbia
Montgomery Cotton Congress
Watson
J. Whitnereld
W. ¢. Brown
Newberry
Yarlong
K. Dy Smith
W.W. Dalits
Warners’ Undo
House of Representatives
Gye Ember
Cael Conesional
Arvientime Red
Pallork
Congress
MONS
Cetyuntensionales
Abi
Talow
Objectionable feature at convention on Life v debate
Fragmentary report notes a convention discussion on life and communication ideas involving Senator HO and various speakers. Mentions efforts by unions, bankers, and educators, with references to cotton marketing and political maneuvering. Multiple names and places appear in scattered passages.
Hall Slaying Ends in Momentary Tragedy
Oscar W. Hall was shot three times by his son Walter Hall at about 5 pm Wednesday near Anderson Mall. Inquest findings labeled the death as instantaneous from gunshot wounds. Walter Hall, intoxicated earlier in the day, allegedly attacked his mother before shooting his father through an open window.
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Anderson Mall
Oscar W. Hall
Walter Hall
Beasley
Dra. Hart
W. C. Pepper
Young Hall
Guerrills
Dr. Harris
Walter Tat
Ward
Mra. Mall
Call
Hall
Pepper
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Readily For Infants and Children
A vintage advertisement portrays Fletcher's Castoria marketed for infants and children. It touts gentle, reliable relief for digestive discomfort and upset stomachs, highlighting soothing properties and safety for young users.
Interurban Electric Line Ties Georgia to Carolinas
Early plans after the Piedmont hydro-electric consolidation call for an interurban electric line from Georgia to South Carolina linking with existing lines. Duke interests push interstates toward Washington and Boston, with Georgia Railway and Power Co seeking a $27 million charter amid competing Georgia power efforts focused on water power sites like Tallulah Falls and Etowah river.
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Alanta
Piedmont
North Georgia
Georgia
South Carolina
Jamey Bb
Duke
Nneshi
Washington
Boston
Mass
New England
New Georgia Railway and Power Co
Deller
Georgian Railway
Eleetric Co
Mnelumns
Georgia Power Co
Tallital Walls
Georgiic Power Co
Novily Georgii
Pullulah Walls
Etowah River
Chattahoochee
Jean Galnesville
Theard County
Alabama
Nice
Tal- Imah Falls
Georgia Power Co. absorbs rivals in hydro project plans
The Georgia Power Company absorbs the Mese Interests and the Georgia Railway and Light Company in a vast hydro electric development strategy. Canadian investors linked to the new organization are named, with plans touching forest resources, water rights, and regional utilities. A related note reports the death of an individual found with whiskey in a pocket and a widow and five children, amid health issues and long illness.
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Owen le
Canada
J. M. McWhinney
Charles Magee
Matheson
George A. Kigston
Toronto
Georgiawar Co
Pia
Georgia Railway
Leetite Go
Aluith
Thiesth
Honda
Gomany
Kentin Peere Sheetvie
Mulkey Found Dead In Atlanta Office
Willand M. Mulkey a 441-year-old contractor was found dead by a janitor in his office at 616 Austell Street. Coroner's jury ruled death from acute alcoholism amid a bankruptcy case indictment he would have faced. Mulkey and partner L C Townsend filed for bankruptcy August 14 for about 6000. Reports say Mulkey spent large sums since July and faced arrest on a perjury charge in New York. Townsend says Mulkey drank heavily and was elusive before his death.
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Atlanta Journal
Willand M. Mulkey
Mulley
Mulkey
L. C. Townsend
Dankruptey
Townsend
New York
Milkey
Dial Ae
Malkey
Nie Sami J
Mme Matkey
Mr. Mulley
Mr. Mulkey
Women Escape Operation Whim Use of Pink Medicine
A fragmented report describes a woman escaping a surgical procedure linked to a dubious medicine labeled Pinkietable Compound. It references alleged cures, bottle names, and improvised remedies, with uncertain claims about efficacy and safety. The text mentions medical figures and a troubling tone about women’s health experiences.
Winthrop College opens 17th session with record enrollment
Winthrop College began its seventeenth session with the largest enrollment in its history, 782 students. Dr. Johnson led the exercises and outlined aims for the year, including a self-government plan to be inaugurated. The college announced six new scholarships for A. T. degrees, with scholars teaching part time. A new college banking system was introduced to teach financial responsibility. A reception celebrated the opening, with refreshments and socializing noted.
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Winthrop College
Wintthrop College
Johnson
Beulah Stone's Suitor Slays Rival and Self in North Carolina
In Rockingham, North Carolina, Clyde Childers shot and killed Robert Marse at Beulah Stone's feet, then wounded himself. The incident follows a heated contest for Beulah's hand, with Morse believed to be the rival who had promised marriage, stirring a tragic ending after Morse reportedly secured a marriage the night before.
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Charlotte
Rosenthys
Clyde Childers
Wank Marse
Rockigham
N. C
Beulah Stone
Morse
Marrage Mcenie
Morae Aln
Childers
Local tragedy and crashes fill news notes and letters
An item mixes a pistol attack with a suicide attempt near a marriage house, a fatal accident involving a nine year old girl struck by a car in Mitomobite, and a long rural farming update detailing corn cotton gin operations, yields, and farmer correspondents. The narrative weaves crime, domestic sorrow, and agricultural chatter into a single page-style record.
Reminiscence of a Texas Courant Past by local writer
Letper from Round Rock recalls old Courier articles by B K Dendy and notes two events omitted: a Ola Glearmont Academy school exhibition and Westminster Baptist church performances. The writer reflects on boyhood memories, music, and the lasting impact of past community events.
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Round Rock
Texas
Keowee Courier
the Courier
K. Dendy
Phen
Richland
Tom
Dendy
Ola Glearmont Academy
Apele Kit Speares
Cat Wat
Eloyn
Mendy
Thomas Jaynes
Iestions Tipwany
Tiih
Kaley Teva Bk
Sallie Galleson
Salli Bivins
Mirabeth Hints
Warren Stripe Link
S. K. Kendy
Sida
Weetminster Baptist
Westminster
Chen
Mae
Bum
Megda
Meant klunioyay kidneys and a national ad sale
Fragmented advert style notice describes a kidney pie product and related sales pitch. It mentions a Mr Waltadla Chien and references a Walhalla address as part of the promotion. The text includes pricing at 60 cents and claims nationwide distribution by Master Milmirn Co. of Dumalo New York as sole agents.
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Puuitwyy
Walhalla
Math Street
Wall
A. Chsayay
Dean Kies
Don
Urteo
Master Milmirn Co
Dumalo
New York
Tila
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Hariers’ Union
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Tottins
Fuiard
Skollawe Waamiaker
St Matthews
G. Moser
Sumter
Stuckhouse
Vito
Wateron Gites
Te Caimimaien
Soriatan
Arid
Hornig
Lillian Ware
Venton Kewolynd
Ie Shite Morners
Ale Watson
T He Siete Parner’ Union
Martin
Bond
Hite
Court of General Sessions
Alexander Tracey
Port Tiron
Ghatly
Vegeoy
Ray
Oo. W. Hall
Bur
Fletcher
Castoria
Winnie
Ani
Ionaller
Georgi Power Co
Oita
Dalelant Avenue
Oakland City
Janie Mikey
Sina
Iver Pat Anderson
Mya
Charles Reitey
Monsup
Conn
Voroner
Lydia E. Pinkhaa
Makhain
Jilott
Mullen
Advier
Moloy
BOY Wilds
Masley
Basley
Mitomobite
Warren Smith
Liberty
Merbert Smith
Greenvile
White
Smith
Piaaendiny
Tossle
Terthasen
Thomas
George Lawn
Fen Hesworth
Hutto
Wiles East
Leander
Dwelin Qiiles
Round Hock
Wlanda
Ff O'Elocke
Baltor
Font
Tlehiand
Homvel
Letper
Tex
Peon Waltadla Chien
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