Exposition Corn Show Plans Amid South Atlantic Meeting
South Atlantic States Corn Exposition commission met in Columbia to finalize prize money and arrangements for the December event. A.D. Hudson led the group noting state participation, rail rate talks, a $1,000 prize fund with $4,000 more to raise, and a $1,000 trophy donated by the American Agricultural First.
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South Atlantic States
Columbia
A.D. Hudson
Bo, Watson
W.R. Perkins
DN. Barromivs
Hudson
North
Colina
Georgia
Florida
Carolina
Amerian Agriculine Fist
Revival Ends With 23 Added To Church In South Union
Special services led by Rev. Arthur Vaughn of Piedmont and Rev. A L Mitchell of Honea Path closed a series of meetings in South Union last Friday. Twenty three new members joined the church as crowds attended day and night. The revival stirred the community, with renewed interest and spiritual uplift noted throughout the area.
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South Union
Arthur Vaughn
Piedmont
A. L. Mitchell
Honea Path
A. Walters
Maron
Sisting
Stovall
Rock Hill
Lert
Bowersville
Toveoa
Mount Atry
Macon
Walters
South Georgia
W. R. Weller
Fair Play
Bood
Townville
Atlanta
T. Maret
Harry Sheldon
Annie Wiley
Lee
Daisy Taughman
Marietta
S.C
Jarrard Dros
Wey
Dee Tir Hey
Dar . Conpany
Minnie Walters
Rock HM
Viola
Tawra Marett
Ua Thon
M. OW
Gibse
Mesdame Ven
P. Marett
Hoyt Thomas
Price
Shire government funds borrowings reveal 1909 increase
Columbia details state borrowing described by the State Treasurer, noting a $600,000 loan authorized to be secured through the Metropolitan Bank, with $200,000 to $400,000 previous amounts in Hires Towns. The move aims to cover expenses of the Shire government. It states no further borrowing will be needed this year and that first tax money will be levied by November. Also mentions use of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with local sellers listed.
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Iyelmette National Bank
Asem
Horrow
Izzy
Doun
Bob, Moss
Valhalla
S. C
Iam
Dean
Dred. W. Nell's
Doan
Voster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
F J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Mall
Ome
Ed, Cheney & Co
Hall
Mily Hills
Roosevelt warns corporations in return to public life
Freeport, Sept. 8 Col. Theodore Roosevelt says he may return to public life but warns corrupt corporations and politicians not to expect favors or pardons if they assist him. He spoke at a railway workers’ charity fair and urged lawful organization and nonviolence, while a letter from William Hearst urged him to fight bosses in New York. Elsewhere in Berlin an attempted Cz ar assassination shocks officials amid radical plots. Washington reports 40 years of diplomatic service for Aloy A Adee, a veteran second assistant secretary of state.
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Ndt
Armerica
Wighland Park
P. J. Morrissey
Brotherhood of Railway Frainmen
Vience
Col. Roosally
Five Brotherhoods
Cal. Roosevelt
Wiliam R. Hearst
Mr. Heart
New Yorke
Dearst
Washington
Aloy A. Adee Tony
Adee
Legatien
Madrid
State Department
Ehief
Hidly
Isseret
Fa Iin
Iit
Dle
Nis
Money Per Capita Rises in United States
The article notes a 20 cent increase per person in United States wealth, with 26,847 ANAS in circulation on tember F and per capita wealth at 83 shillings. It cites about 22 million more in circulation and a rise in gold deposits during the month.
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United States
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed for Kidney Trouble Relief
In memory of Mrs McCarvel and Esther McCarrol a family reunion near Charleston honors kin from Valhalla and others. A large number of relatives enjoyed a long day at Seeb Morgan’s residence with a feast, hospitality, and sweet memories, totaling around sixty seven attendees.
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Mbenoser
Seeb Morgan
Acquits Browne in Bribery Case in Chicago
Chicago September 8 Attorney Lee O Neill Browne of Ottawa Democratic legislative leader was acquitted by a jury in Judge Geo Korsten's criminal court division on bribery charges connected to the election of William Lorimer to the U S Senate. The jury of eight to four on first ballot and 21 hours deliberation ended in acquittal.
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Lee O'Neill Browne
Ottawa
Win
Lorimer
Hiciso
United States Senate
Geo. Korsten
Criminal Court
Hailits
Springfield
Sangamond
Stars and Bars at Wedding in Chilean Ceremony
New York's Mr Violet Montington and Guilford College professor Wrank Hair wed in Chile near Sept. 8 at the Church of the Transfiguration. Mrs. Huntington is 60 and Prof. Blair almost 70. Reverend Herbert S. Webster officiated. Tintington attended the International Monetary Conference in New York where she met Blair.
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Montington
New York
Wrank
Hair
Guilfore College
North Carolina
Huntington
Prof
Blair
Church of the ‘Transfiguration
Herbert S. Webster
Ars. Tintington
The
Daughters of the Confederac
Reports on g hral crops and cotton gins sep 1 1910
Washington reports a census bureau tally of 356824 bales of cotton ginned from the 1910 crop as of Sept 1, 1910, up from 288242 bales in 1909 and far above earlier years. The crop report also updates average conditions for corn, spring wheat, barley, and oats, noting modest changes from last month and the ten year averages. A hazardous mix of unrelated text follows, including medical ad copy and a fatal automobile accident note at an Illinois plant.
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Hale
Alabama
Arkansis Co
Louisiana
Mississippi
Carolina
Oklahoma
S. Carolina
Tennessee
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Three Die and Seven Injured in Oil Fire on North Dakota
Washington reports three coal passers died and seven machinists and firemen were injured when oil caught fire during a test fuel incident aboard the battleship North Dakota. The dead are W Selmidt Jos Streit and KR Gilmore. All injured expected to recover. The ship, launched in 1908, carries twenty four guns and about 900 crew. An investigation has been ordered.
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North Dakota
Navy Department
Admiral Schroeder
North Atlantic
W. Selmidt
Jos, Streit
KR. Gilmore
Solace
Wire River Shipbuilding Company
Charles Plunkett
Fort George school makes progress under James Pendley
Stamp Creek notes Scott’s Emulsion news with local happenings. Fort George school progresses with James Pendley teaching. Mr Pendley formerly taught at Fort George and is regarded as one of its notable educators. Residents James L Smith and son Frank vacationed in the mountains visiting Lake Toxaway and other sites. Miss Sadie Stewart of Pickens visits friends.
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Stamp Creek
Fort George
James Lendley
Pendley
Bort George
John L. Smith
Son Prank
Lake Toxaway
Sadie Stewart
Pickens
Wo ML Barkerday
Mr. and Mes
I HL Smith
New York City Ranked Second Largest World City
New York under the thirteenth decennial census is listed as the world’s second largest city by population. The Census Director reports New York’s status, highlighting its global ranking and prominence alongside major cities such as London.
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New York
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