Sermon Attacks Mixing Church and State in Marion
Rev W Bruce Doyle, pastor of Marion's Presbyterian Church, delivered a sermon opposing political entanglement by the church. The piece quotes editorials praising the sermon as a strong rebuke to mixing church and politics and argues the church should not legislate for civil society.
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War memory and peace in a wartime meditation
A fragmentary column reflects on war’s waste and cruelty, contrasting nature’s beauty with conflict. It recalls Civil War questions, quotes J Russell Wright, and condemns war as a force that silences speech while shaping human suffering and moral growth.
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Ay Dewarte Maite
Yeason
Metre of a Historic Pulpit Appeal to Public Support
A fragmented early text requests rendering a church’s position on civic duties and God’s place in politics. It invites a public address to share political views, proposing a talk at a residence meeting on a Friday evening at a notable venue.
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Cotton money at 6 percent for South Carolina farmers
The Greenwood Journal reports the Armors' Loan and Trust Company of Calhoun City offers cotton advances at 6 percent interest through the Standard Warehouse Company. Warehouses in Greenwood, Greenville, Orangeburg, Newberry, Anderson and Columbus store cotton and offer lower rates than other warehouses, with combined costs around 2.50 for six months. The plan reduces the farmer’s net storage and loan costs to about 0.60 dollars per bale per month when securing fire and weather protection. Officers and directors of the Standard Warehouse Company are listed.
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Staten
Armors’ Loan and Trust Company
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Standard Warehouse Company
Greenwood
Greenville
Orangeburg
Newberry
Anderson
Columbus
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Standard
Priss Company
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Farners Soa and ‘Trust Company
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Negro Atticked Keydayers Killed in Coweta County
A fatal Wednesday night incident in Coweta County ended with a planter, Snow Swygert, killing a laborer who attacked him trying to report for duty. All witnesses agree Swygert acted to defend himself. the assailant was killed by the planter’s firearm. The event occurred near Newnan with details disputed in initial reports.
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Coweta County
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Haralion
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Death of 116 year old thoroughbred elder in Phoenix area
Negevas Mead Greenwood reports the death of a 116 year old thoroughbred elder named Kouthorn darkey on a Payne Henderson farm near Pho nix. Vouched for as ancient by many, the long-lived mare had outlived her era, following the death of her 81 year old son a few years earlier as she grew weaker until death last week.
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Electric Light Company
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Payne Henferson
Phonix
Resolutions of Rexpect 8 Honor S. C. Smith Passed
Resolutions from the church recall the death of S C Smith beloved brother and longtime helper in home and community. They express sorrow for his widow and children, vow memory in the minute book, and direct copies be sent to the family and local papers.
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Foley's Honey and Tar ad certifies refund if ineffective
The notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a universal cure for coughs and colds, promising refunds if it fails to cure. It claims no opiates and identifies a yellow package as genuine, with pharmacy endorsements and mentions postal card design reforms by January 1, 1410 and enlarged index cards for statistics.
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A. W. Bell
Walhalda
Tonecypher Pharmacy
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Mt. Code
Sam
Hichcock
United States
Post Atfee
Enlarged Homestead Act acreage by state announced
Acting Interior Secretary Pierce issued a statement replying to Ingilerod about the enlarged act. It lists locations including Colorado Montana Utah Oregon New Mexico Washington and Wyoming with acreage figures for each state. The lands are mineral non timbered and not suitable for irrigation or productive crops without cultivation methods.
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Utah
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New Mexico
Wyoming
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