Cotton Association Seeks 16 Cent Minimum Price
Dr. W W Ray reports from Jackson Mississippi that the Southern Cotton Association executive committee backs a 16 cent per pound minimum for cotton amid drought ravages across states. They note harvests in South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Mississippi are poor and urge growers to unite with the committee’s demand while referencing broader industry reactions and a $20 per ton minimum for cotton seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ray
Southern Cotton Associaion
Iis
Jackson
Ias
Ray Raid
Mm TeaponAas
I Moettor
Boutgem Cotton Association
Coldmbia
Columbia
Atlanta
Spartanburg
Birmingham
Alabama
South Carolina
Georgia
Mtaw
Southern Cotton Association
Knights of Pything Kall
Mparing
North Carolina
Minslaeippi
Lotte Inna
Texay
Arkansas
Tennessee
Tadian
Oklahoma
Gotton
Colton Journal
Nal
comtent‘Oe
Cotton Journal
Farghers’ Union
Clemson Board Dismisses Chambling From College
A Clemson College hearing for Prof. Chambling resulted in the board’s decision to sever his connection with the college and the experiment station. He will become State entomologist under the Clemson Board of Trustees. President Moll announced additional appointments of M. R. Power as professor of veterinary science and T. W. Jennet as assistant professor.
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Anderton
Moll
Clemon College
Prof
Chambling
Board of Trimnees
Dr. Mell
Prof. Chamblee
Peutlion
Clemson Board of Trustees
Mell
M. R.powere
T. W. Je=nett
Fire in Thikedate destroys hundreds of homes
Victoria reports on the Thikedate disaster as the Shawmut arrives from Manta via Japan. A soap factory near Tigieh Reawa school sparked a large blaze that rapidly swept bamboo houses. A powder magazine at Kishima exploded. Three hundred lives were lost and 12,000 homes burned.
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Victoria
B. C
Shawmut
Manta
Japan
Thikedate
Big Son
Tigieh Reawa
Kishoma
A Humane Appeal for Dr King’s New Discovery
A Richmond resident appeals to all with throat or lung ailments to try Dr King’s New Discovery. The testimony claims it cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, diphtheria, whooping cough, and hemorrhages, with savings noted. Available at drug stores in 60 cents and 1.00 dollar sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
C. D. Willams
Westminster News Highlights Local Life and Elections
Westminster and Oakway areas report a dry summer with poor hay crop and lawn turning, upcoming high school funding election, civic notices, and social events. The column lists marriages, visits, society meetings, bank stock plans, and local honors, including medical society talks and a popular lawn fete for Miss Sarah Rodgers.
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Westminster
Lindur Goforth
Guiney
Oakway
Hob. T. D
Marett
Youny. O
Anote Rochester
D. M. Crate
Sandynga
Turniny
Mra. Keels W. Marott
Wilton Mason
Ira B. Pitts
J. 8. Carter
K. W. Marett
Carl Smith
J. H. Bibb
John A. Durham
Pelzer
Orange Medical Society
Magnolia Hotel
Dre
J. W. Bell
J. J. Thode
B. F. Sloan
Valhalla
John Wickliffe
We Union
B. A. Hinea
Beneca
C. M. A. Strickland
Rouser
Weatrtnater
Daniel Furman
Greenville
Furman
W. A. Strickland
Strickland
Atlanta Medical College
G. W. McConnell
Meadames
Poore
Jamen Lawrence
Will Harrison
Sarah Anderson
Mitchell
Freeman
Voore
Methodist Sunday School
Norri S Pashire
J. Waterlok
Weatimoster
Whatminster Bank
Peden and Anderson Banking Company
Health in the Canal Zone and Electric Bitters
The Panama Canal work force faces high wages and fear of favors, as Electric Bitters are advertised as a cure for malaria, weakness, and digestive issues. The notice, by J. B. Pickett, invites Alliance Exchange investors to acquire stock and present it before October.
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Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Favera
Mnerarla
Old Alliance Exchange
J. B. Pickett
Pruptec
King Dying Report On Latent Advice By Friends
Henry de Reyer of the Standard Oil Company is reported near death, with latent advice lingering from friends urging action. He has unable to transfer ownership or any form of property for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry de Reyer
Ile
North Seneca notes and Presbytery visit in Beneva
September 17 Beneva notes record Rev W R Kirkpatrick’s departure for the fall South Carolina Presbytery meeting with Lebanon Church Abbaville County. The town reports midweek prayer at the Presbyterian Church led by Dr B A Hines, visits by W Nimmons at Exposition and northern markets, Mrs Nimmons’ return, Catherine Wall and milliner plans, Miss Killie Sligh’s new teaching post, and various social and church events. The opera house reopens under Laula Carey and Leslie Stribling. cotton trade and local weddings, millinery shifts, and missionary union activities are noted along with local appointments and upcoming weddings.
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J. H. Clark
Cora Lateau
James ‘Watkins
Bie Hunt
Greenville
R. H. Dilworth
Yiunt
T. Moore
Hal
Athens
Page
Hartwell
T. N. Carter
Oakway
T. Harmon, Jr
Mins
Madd Richardson
John Campbell
J.T. Bimpson
Seneca
M. A
Terrell
Mise
Lucila Zimmerman
Greenwood
Lander College
Annie Belle Miller
Pearl Oubhorne
Grand Junation
Colo
Westminster
Mia J. 8
Carter
Mia
Ashtabula Qaloos
PB. Moore
Mitchell
M.C. Barton
J. R. Heller
Fair Play
M. Dillard
Ida “Timmons
H. Murett
W. A. ‘Aneldon
of Liberty
Wagnere
Anthony B. Stewart
Clewer
Cairo
Til
Maxim Novelty Company
Stewart
Rita
Feldst
Tie
Cotton
Sarah Rodgers
Williameton
Soelder
Anderson Innt
Dorn
Sud
Willan Glason
John Durham
Union
Pelzer
Gossett
Beneta
W. R. Kirkpatrick
Touy
South Carolina
Catherine Wall
W. H. Holland
M . V. McCarey
Mina Killle Sligh
Seneca High School
Buse Sligh
W. Mis Rdon
Beneor
Han
Dillon Ina
Munle
Corncil
Atomu
J. H. Sitton
Indy
Linda Robinson
J. H- Adama
Opera House
Langston
Beneca
Tns
St. James M. DB
W Edward Johnson
Marnie ‘Broan
J. H. Burgeat
Seneca Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Misa Bertran Perritt
Rock Hill
Winthrop College
Woman's Missionary Union of the Beaverdam Association
Baptist Church
A. L. Crutchfield
Bpartanburg
Re. Crutchfield
State Union
Crut
Bosule Wilken
M. B. Hunter
Lownderville
Woman's Missionary Union of the South Caroling Presbytery
Ald Ahd Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Misa Jowale Wardlaw
Arizona
Jy A. Moore
Greenvilly
Growneville Female College
Ll. A. Moore
Thy New Mercantile Frm
Summers & Holloway
Sloan New
Ram Sherrard
Townville Street
Local Church News and Community Notes
J J Davie leaves for Anderson then Abbeville as delegate from Richland church. Hilary Sigh from Birmingham among trends in the community. Mini Bartle Smith to depart for Jamestons exposition, visiting Washington and Baltimore. Quarterly conference at Rock Springs attended, Rev J B Deawlay presiding. Mrs Claud Burtien visits mother Mrs Mattie McDonald. Miss Bertrand Perritt leaves for Winthrop College. Arthur Davis, J A Davis son, nearby Cleveland Springs Hotel blaze incident. three women burned in incident. Mr and Mrs Walter Rankin visit Westminister relatives. Mina Maude Bison reported not well. another operation thought necessary.
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Bounty Land
Spa Ola
J. J. Davie
Anderson
Abbevilla
Richland Church
Hilary Sigh
Birmingham
Mini Bartle Smith
Jamestons
Deawlay
Anders
Whitewater
Misa Busan Doyle
Amanda D. Hatledge
Walthalls
Bertrand Perritt
Frida
Rock Hill
Winthrop College
Arthur Davis
J. A. Davia
Cleveland Springs
Shelby
N. C
Ha’ Encay
Walter Rankin
Westminester
Minsea
Carrie
Annié Cobn
Capt
Misis
Mina Maude Bison
Mm. de Om
Great Northern Limited Train Robbery Near Rexford Montana
Two masked men halted the Great Northern Limited near Rexford Montana early today. They climbed aboard, forced the crew to back the train, rifled the express safes and mail pouches, then escaped. Police offered a $6,000 reward for each robber.
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Gt. Paul
Minn
Northern Limited
Neven
Rexford
Montana
Great Northern Hallway Co
Mie
Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
Eyewitness testimonial from a Brownsville merchant lauding Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a severe bout of dinerhoea. The customer claims quick relief within hours and recommends the medicine as the best known remedy for bowel complaints.
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C. W
J. E. Bauknight
Ray
Chanblian
Clemson
The
Greenville News
Wesrn
Nster
John Myarg
Will Roear
Hunter
K. Dendy
Arkas
Mina Bharle
Oréath
Mpertert
Cakp
Desde
Jonny Kikwen
Apbool
Father
Lari
Wehool
Johnny
bin Glansea
Pricy
Bounty Land Locals
Train
Tick
Chamberlain
Btowart
Btowart & Bro
Grownvilla
Ann Porrile
Jw, Bell
Walhalin
W. J. Lanney
Benooay
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