Farmers Union urges restraint and market action on cotton
The Farmers Union Bureau urges members to sell only enough cotton to support creditors and lift prices, warning against dumping. It praises Anderson County and cites rail receipts in South Carolina as signs of regional prosperity while calling for unity between farmers and mills to maintain profitable prices.
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South Carolina
South
Farmers’ Union
J. M. Johnson
University of Georgia
Johnson
Anderson County
Anderson
Game Law restrictions for wild turkey and other game
Notice outlines state wide and county specific hunting seasons for wild turkey partridge quail woodcock and other game. It prohibits catching killing or injuring these species outside permitted dates in several counties and imposes fines up to 20 dollars or up to thirty days imprisonment. Non residents require a one year license for hunting with a 25 dollar fee. licenses and fines go to the county game warden.
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South Maro
Baert Dorchester
Hampton
Colston
Charleston
Barnwell
Berkeley
Aiken
Qoones
Lexington
Fairfield
Saluda
Georgetown
Larendon
Marseilles
Mall
Indo-China
Thanh-Thai
Annam
Bergen
Dumas
Pales
Local Gossip From Bounty Land October Update
Locals from Bounty Land report Captain J L Shanklin improving. Miss Cornelia Pickett and Miss Sallie Davis clerk at R Anderson's during a sale. Grover Davis visited homefolks. Ernest Smith of Clemson home briefly. Mrs Leath Ballenger and Mrs Sallie Gilmer guests of sister Mrs J B Pickett. J B Pickett to teach Bounty Land school. Broadus Bagwell recovering from illness. Clifton Rankin and Miss Littleton were married. Wade Milam visited sister Mrs J E Pickett.
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Bounty Land
J. L. Shanklin
Cornelia Pickett
Sallie Davis
R. Anderson
Grover Davis
Ernest Smith
Clemson
Leath Ballenger
Westminster
Sallie Gilmer
Madison
J. B. Pickett
Ethel Smith
Cornelia Picckett
Autun
Colley
Bounty Land School
Broadus ‘Bagwell
Golarpia
Mom Clifton Rankin
Miss
True Bill Against Pickens Shorts Sheriff Faces Escape Charge
In Greenville a true bill was found against sheriff Jennings of Pickens for allowing Federal prisoners to escape from his jail. The case will not be tried this term. Proponents say prisoners were given freedom of sacred premises, a view the court calls an escape. Judge Brawley aims to reform such practices. Also an ad for ManZan relief for piles notes local sellers.
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Greenville
Jennings
Pickens
Brawley
Young Woman Shot to Death in Augusta
Maud Williamson, 27, an operator at Sibley Cotton Mill, was shot four times by Arthur Glover, a 40-year-old private detective. Glover is jailed in Richmond County with a murder warrant. he made no motive statement. After the shooting he surrendered to police after stopping at a saloon.
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Augusta
Maud Williamson
Sibley
Arthur Glover
Glover
Richmond County
Burgamy
Governor Magoon Visits Havana Insane Asylum
Governor Magoon discovers overcrowded conditions at Havana’s National Insane Asylum with 1660 inmates in dilapidated buildings built for 400. He plans to build new facilities and correct abuses as part of a reform effort. The piece also notes postal service financials and a cough remedy advertisement by Foley.
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Havana
Magoon
National Insane Asylum
Congress
Railroad fined over rebates in New York case
Judge Holt in the United States Circuit Court fined the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company 108000 dollars for granting rebates to Lowell M Palmer of the American Sugar Refining Company. Six counts carried 17000 dollars each. Frederick L Pomeroy received a total of 6000 dollars in fines.
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New York
Holt
United States Circuit Court
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Lowell M. Palmer
American Sugar Refining Company
Frederick L. Pomeroy
New York Central
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Farmer's Union Bureau OF Information
The
South Carolina Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union
J. O. Stribling
Pendleton
8. O
Scott
Game Law
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
ManZan
J. W,ll
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Seath
Dade
J. W. Bell
W. S. Lunney
Oatmaster General
Cortelyou
Postal Service
Foley
Road
W. J. Lunpey
Scarlet House
Salvation Army
Hope
Columbia Record
Wittekind
Lloyds
Enys
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattaneora, Tenn
S. J. Chrisman
Cardus
East
Pals Ie Sewelae
Faculty Hill
West Union
Lota
Highland Avenue
Tugaloo Street
J. H. Darby
Walhalla
People’s Bank
Reynolds St
Augusta, Ga
Pain
Manhattan Beach
A. R. Houchins
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