Cotton condition 64.1percent. ginning forecast 11 million bales
The National Ginners Association reports cotton condition at 64.1 percent as of August 26. They estimate a crop near 10.5 million bales, with frost risks potentially lifting to about 11 million. State averages show varied yields with Tennessee 75 and Texas around 67 to 65 in recent readings.
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Memphis
Tenn
Aus
National Ginners ® Association
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Missouri
North Carolan
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Phere
Texas
Tropowell Happenings in Nopowell Aug 80
Nopowell notes show Me Amma Farrow visiting Bantam nalie sisters and Davis making a short trip to Toccon. Marlo Davis and Graela Jonking traveled to Greenville, others plan return to college. Rain anxieties rise as cameras prepare. young society trains, crowds attend Talhiinh Fall trip, Wilkerson visits Pekens county, Julian Pichena stays with sister, McWhorter family visits father J. Z. Pickenn.
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Nopowell
Amma Farrow
Talhiinh
Dailin Wilkerson
Pekens Couns Ty
Mle
Julian Pichena
Dullis McWhorter
J. Z. Pickenn
Seneca Local Notes Spark Faith and Change
Local notices from Seneca outline drought easing with rain expected, cemetery work improvements including a summer house repair, and plans for fall settings and clubs. Community members attend reunions, travel to Atlanta and Covington for work or education, and local families face relocations and health updates. The Seneca Colored Institute building nears completion after a past fire, as residents share news of students, guests, and local commerce.
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Beneca
Senveo
Seneca
Consar
Clvte
Astorla
Anderson
Stulla Mincannon
Atlanta
Misa Ediih Morgan
Rewben Mooriman
Coxe College
W. A. Holland
Mia
John Myers
Pelzer
W. K. Livingston
Hendersonville
Margie VanDiviere
Savannah
V. McCarey
Maret & Wood
Deg Goody
Hopkins
S. Holloman
Greenville
Meyer
Ani Mra, Leavelle
Oxford
Atunta
Mik Pearle Leavella
South Carolina
Nipert
Rev More Kirkpatrick
Montreat
Davidson College
Mawes Minnik
Ethel Kirkpatrick
North Caroliun
Margie Holland
Hawg
Verna Striving
Harper
Cooper
Will Scott Hamiter
Iva
Warren Gignilliat
Nannaline Brown
As P. Brown
Coul Nous
Mina Lynn Verney
Drick
Senuon
M. Y
Portsmouth druggist touts Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy
Frank Henrenany, a Portsmouth druggist, endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a leading patent medicine. He notes he favors it for its proven efficacy and recommends it to customers, despite profits from other remedies. The message is attributed to Draggits Kecomanend Oty Derlin and Dr. JW Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
JW. Hall
Walhallas
Lanney
Benesa
Good Roads and Bridges Upheld for Oconee County
A county committee urges citizens of Oconee to improve roads and build durable bridges with iron or steel, proposes higher capitation tax, road work by towns, posting of roads, and a bond vote. They cite prior deficits and call for measurement, posted signs, vehicle tax study, and a meeting at Walhalla Court House on September 7, 1908.
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Qeonee County
Themevlves
Oftelats
Board of County Commissioners
Putt Cach
Palelie School
Sonren
Oconee County
Walhalla Court House
Tesnecthilly
Jd. Banlenger
W. J. String
B.A. Perry
R.A. Thompson
Jesse Lay
James Brown
Garton
A. Zimmerman
J. A. Cook
A.ly Symes
Good Ronda Committee
Dying man found at pond in Brownsville
Aug 30 at a pond site in Brownsville Tenn a man named Owen Tallaferro is dying after a dispute with Mrs Virgle Relves. John G Wracht and wife reported finding Tallaferro and Relves near death with Relves also badly injured. Relves reportedly died at the scene while Tallaferro lay mortally sick on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tenn
Owen Tellafertro
Virgle Relves
John G. Wracht
Owen
Mere
Tallaferra
Mrs. Rotvesche
Farmer Craft Preaches Diversified Crops In Guinea District
In Elverton Georgia on August 20 S eight fields of corn average forty dustels per acre. Craft shows eight well formed cobs and a pale of fourteen in one talk. He is a strong Farmers Union member who advocates diversification of crops and puts it into practice.
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Elverton
Craft
Guinea
Bart
Farmers’ Union
Westminster Notes and Social Roundup Seen in Aug Attic
Westminster gossip and society items list visitors and residents from Atlanta and nearby towns. The column notes weddings, church events, school openings, and travel, inclduing Mrs Lill Allen and family visiting Uncle J Mulkey, Miss Kate Harry returning from Staunton, and a quiet wedding of Miss Mayette Brown to Isaac Leonard Kelter. It also mentions the Piedmont District Convention, local church activities, and the West Hamilton High School opening plans.
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Westminster
Mra
Lill Allen
Atlanta
J. Mulkey
J. M. Martii
Vanniver
Vera Prince
Anderton
Westminster Graded School
Mise
Sarah Anderson
Traxler
Groenyne
H. Callawhy
New York
Verin Muchanan
Misa Rosa McDonald
Carter
Jay
Dorothy
Gainesville
Mins
Amin Whitten
Lendreton
O. Bb. Whitten
Ji Ff. Shigleton
Eastwhu
Nade
Macon
Kate H. Harry
Staunton
Stribling
M. G. Barton
Piedmont
J. H W. Martin
Townville
Mia
J. S. Vander
Mix
B. Brown
Mina — Mayette Brown
Isaac Leonard Keltor
Abbevile
J. L. Singleton
Annie Keller
J. W. McKee, Jr
Helen Pratt
Bob McGoril
Miberton
Brown Keller
Atore Roonte
Max Buen
McGee, Crong & Milla
Jus
McWhorter
Liberry
J.J. Plokenu
Inat Waok
Rev
W. A. Chantain
Athens
MK. Pendleton
Ji. Dobby
Fair Play
Mids Vaioni Bell
Greenville
A. Zimmerman
J. T. Block
Boykin
Mtlly Boykin
Anderson
Bobm. Hingeland
J. T. Moore
Greenwood
LP. Mutler
Churches of Christ
Christian Church Hare
J. M. Lolita
3. W. Hulme
Antioch Church
Graenville County
Chastain
Woman's Missionary Society
Garnet Martin
Mra. Martin
Cven
Westhilwater High School
Pupua
Misa Clartosa Potts
Ghartaston
Mise Louise Browning
Mies Mando Simpson
Montery Flood Devastates City Killing and Homelessness
Monterey Mexico suffers a catastrophic flood. Up to 1200 feared dead as the river rose to record levels, washing away homes and schools. Thousands left homeless, 6000 fed at city aid stations. extensive property losses estimated at 20 million dollars.
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Monterey
Mexico
Alwan
Plaxa Zaragoza
Mts
Ban Lusito
Cty
Josutbie
Robbery on Sleeper Car En Route to Seattle Expo
A Birmingham capitalist Alan Jackson, his wife and three sons awoke in a Memphis sleeper to find entry by a thief during the night. Personal exchanges and valuables valued over $1,000 were taken. The Pullman car was locked but the robber forced the door. The Pullman contractor was also robbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
M. Jackson
Birmingham
Alan
Seattle
Ratchols
Get Up And Dust Motto Opens Bounty Land News
The Aug 30 issue from Bounty Land reports social visits across Cross Anchor Fair Forest and notable trips to Washington and Atlanta. Local gatherings include Sunshine Convention notes, a wheel chair fundraiser, and a tunnel outing with a large community turnout. An accidental leg injury is noted, plus teaching appointments and a promotion for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
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Lott Thle Moralig
Howe I Anderson
Lowell Smith
Slater
Mlew Clyde
Pendleton Sal
Willson Vinitad Biegon
M. JaHiaon
Amerson
Wook
Hiton
Janie Neville
Ware Este
Avanti
Ben Rochester
Corona
Almapont
A. J. Kilidon
J. McMiroy
Union
Mra
J. ¥. Richoy
Little River
Lemuel Swaynghanie
Mra, McKinney
Carnesville
Stoker Wyly
Georgetown
Thou. Wyly
Marry
Yancey Sigh
Anderson
Mra J
McMahan
Mistos Pauling
Chiristing Atcherson
Sondon
Howpll Gardner
Maude Ellison
Comie Cine
Anna
Rock Springs
Richland and
Bougly Land
Darkies
Haten Ng Lo
Red Shirt
Bounty Land
Sorioul Anticipare Orip
Minten Agnes Dendy
Allee Webb
Relow Flyer
Beleer Nav Partwell
G. A. Orr
Robt
Ny Rankin
Mine Orr Higby
Honea Path
Bounty Land School
M.D
Jealousy Tragedy Shocks Spartanburg Community
A man named Jon Butea shot and killed Doveth Boller and wounded Mary Cox in Spartanburg County, after jealousy was cited as a motive. The shooting also left one severely injured. the suspect is under counsel’s protection as proceedings proceed. A separate notice extols Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains and rheumatic pain with local sales mentions in Walhalla and Boneo.
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Spartanburg
Nelty
Doveth Boller
Reading
Buten
Mary Cox
WB. Cox
Jon Butea
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Geneon
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Fit
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Anarhy
I. Bau Knight
Earry
Seneus
Soecal News
Pound
Chamberlain
J. J. Ro Stoin
Allegan, Mich
J. W. Bolly
W. J. Linney
Senee
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Menening
Ince
Hyer
Childran
School For Safety
Santa Caterina
UH. Hoeder
Cae
United States
W. Bell
Lanny
Ronaen
Chatberlain
de. J. W. Ball
W. J. Lamnney
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