Cotton price set at 16 cents by Farmers Union convention
At Little Rock Arkansas the Farmers Union delegates unanimously approved a report fixing cotton at 16 cents per pound for September with a monthly 0.25 cent rise for six months. They also set wheat at 1 dollar per bushel and corn at 50 cents. Barrett of Georgia elected national president. Over 300 delegates attended. union membership around 1.6 million.
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Georgia
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Local notes and sermons mark Jocassee week
September 4 report from Jocassee notes Rev C S Blackburn preached a third Sunday August sermon to a large attentive Baptist church audience. A fundraising box supper raised 25.85 with a lantern lit lawn. Cemetery fence work completed. Rev J W Spearman led two sermons at the church. Local residents and visitors attended reunions and visits across North Carolina and South Carolina. Various neighbors and relatives are listed along with social outings and short travel notes. Evangelist W M Walker announces revival meetings across the Twelve Mile River Association with schedule shown.
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Blackburn
Soneca
Jocassee Post
J. W. Spearman
Tugaloo
John A. Kelgley
New Hope
Lake ‘Toxaway
North Carolina
Dover
John Hinckle
Plekons
A. L. Whitmire
Mina Maud Powell
Valhalla
Rufus Lusk
Glenville
N. C
Salem
Misa Julia Boges
Minnes Horsle
Bessie Whitmire
Leona Chapman
Aric Stewart
Hickens
ayn m@cently
Mimes Horn Crow
Addie Cash
Jocamiee
W. W. Moager Walhalla
Frank Woodrum
North Caroina
Eliabeth Crow
Oconee Farmer in Georgia Discusses Corn Varieties and Yields
A Lavonia Times note records Richard Lye visiting the office with a sample of corn showing well developed ears. The farmer comments that many ears measure six to seven inches and describes improvements in cornbreeding. He notes demand for certain varieties and discusses future prospects for farmers.
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Lavonia Times
Richard Lye
Local News Briefs From Fair Play Area
Special items include visitors from Lavonia and Westminster, new farm purchases by Dana Harris of Anderson, and notes on weddings and ordinations at Beaverdam Church. Posey of local families like Dobbs, Marett, and Harris appear with church events, school moves, and a reminder of the Farmers Union meeting.
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Méssié
Maton
Lavonia
W. L. Dobbs
Dana Harris
Anderson
James Brown
Oakwiy
Carrie Bal Jey
Silver Brook
Portman Dam
Margie Stribling
Westminster
Sheldon
Miesenez Grant
Seneca
Emily Compton
Barton
Lavonte
Piedmont
Allen R. Maret
Beaverdam Baptist Church
W. J. Nelson
Toccoa
Orlando
Fla
Mise Wihel Marett
Wentminster
Lucy King
Charleston
Mise Hettle
Farmers’ Union
Courier
Ose
Land Offer Near Walhalla and Weat Union
Better than a Gold Ming appears to describe multiple property listings near Walhalla on Tamasses road and a public road near Walhana. The notices detail 25 acres cleared and cultivated with 10 acres of fine or bottom, 2 buildings in fair repute. another 30 acres cultivated with 40 acres pasture, wired, two tenant houses. a No. 15-20 acres segment. and about 65 acres near Weat Union with high cultivation, a room dwelling, two tenant houses, out-buildings, pasture, and orchard.
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Walhalla
Tamasses Road
Walhana
Weat Union
West Union
Seneca Road
Siem
Orikminal Forest
Walbella
Georgia
Pine Mountain Poat Bimee
Horse Cove
N. C
Woat Union
Agrem Creek
Wainalla
Oakway
Westminster
Oconee County
Mcres Fine Creek
Auction ads for Georgia South Carolina farms and land tracts
A list of numerous rural properties for sale in Georgia and South Carolina, detailing acres in cultivation, woodlands, dwellings, outbuildings, orchards, rivers, and timber. Locations include Walhalla, Went Union, West Union, and Westminster with distances, farm features, and payment terms.
Real estate bargains in West Union with 40 to 150 acre tracts
Property listings describe subdivided land near Walhalla and West Union in Oconee County, offering 40 to 150 acre tracts, lots on Main Street with houses and cottages, and commercial sites near depots. Terms are stated as easy, with several dwellings, outbuildings, water power, and vacant lots for development.
Local Notices and Social Visits in Walhalla Area
Sunday religious gatherings feature Miss Goldie White and others visiting families in the vicinity. Attendees include Henry Lew, Carrie, Mas Jowile Palmer from Walhalla, and Miva Carrie May Thompson. Oto Wich and Mins Hattie Lyle visit kin. Pineylar? wax product promoted with medicinal claims sold locally by Dr. J. W. Belt and W. J. Lunney.
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Goldie White
Shin
Cunneross
Henry Lew
Carrie
Thompson
Mas Jowile Palmer
Walhalla
Mine Myrtle Clark
Miva
Carrie May ‘Thompson
Fred, McKee
Mart Sweesy
Walter
Charslie
Oto
Hattie Lyle
Georgia
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Kyle
J. W. Belt
W. J. Lunney
Séneys
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