Historic State Sunday School Convention Closes Amid High Praise
The thirty fourth annual State Sunday School Convention adjourned Friday night at Union after a record turnout and spirited sessions. Distinguished speakers including Dr Lehwer, W. G. Pearce, Gov Ansel, and Meredith of New York inspired broad enthusiasm. Officers and executive committee members were elected across districts, highlighting strong community engagement and plans for advancing Sunday school work statewide.
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Stite
Union
Kredt Mlevest
Annuy Wathering
Lehwrer
W. (. Pearce
Chicago
A. de. Pranipe
J. Mo Potest
Ansel
Haviig
HW Pallay
Meredith
New York
Co.vention
South Carolina
Eiverybody
Potent
Greenville
Hugood
Easley
Potham
Newberry
Crouch
Salada
Dintriet
Whos
Law
B.D. Spacuurhians
Sih
Rethume
Bethe View
Git Hallet Pret & Baelertog
Mion
Tohalstriet
Hold Your Cotton Remains in Farmers Hands Amid May Liquidation
The article notes farmers hold cotton despite rising spot prices and a bear market outlook, while expectations of heavy liquidation in May pressure markets. It cites world production, consumption, and stock projections, with debate over European demand and the need to reduce dependence on external suppliers.
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Wall Street
Europe
India
Hester
Yiaumon
Hawcotton
Henry
Powaa
Prado
Unclear OCR fragment cites assault case details and testimony
Fragmentary report describes a trial involving Preenin and others, with allegations of beating and restraint at a residence. Witnesses recounts of actions by Bolger, the incarcerated, and spouses, while courts discuss the legitimacy of charges and possible defenses amid disputed events.
Fragmentary names list hints at a regional gathering
A garbled OCR read shows a long string of personal names, places, and affiliations including Laurens Lexington Leesville Marion Nowberry Geowee and New York. Mentions group designations and an International element with an execution committee reference, but the text remains highly fragmentary and unreadable in places.
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Fanmenptor
Laurens
Ot Tolbert
Laurens Lexington
Mie Able
Leesville Marion
Watton
Marion Marlioro
Iesyng
Wortinhilstoy Orungowung
Wilros
Hranchyttie J Mekong
Voylar Pel
Condition Of State Banks In South Carolina
State Bank Examiner Giles L Wilson reports the first quarterly condition of South Carolina state banks as of March 9. Since the last report on December 16, eight new banks began operations. one nationalized. The statement lists liabilities, capital stock, undivided profits, and various deposits across 228 state and private savings banks with totals and balances.
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Giles L. Wilson
Byaljess
Gyo
South
Caroline
Death in a Black town murder near Mickville detailed
Special dispatch from Harmawet reports Victor of Police Strobe and Luke Steve 91 of Mickville arrived four days ago to investigate a killing in a city house. The accused, Green, enraged after a dispute, opened fire on Rob Smaths wounding him fatally. Witnesses Clifton Moseley and Wilmier Hodis were present. Green fled, later surrendered, and confessed after a Sunday service was interrupted.
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Harmawet
Convion
Strobe
Luke Steve
Mickville
Dreen
Rob Smaths
Mat
Hob Srantitiee
Hob
Green
Crem
Triitis
Clifton Moseley
Mierson
Hodis
Bis
Miveleville
South Carolina Delegates and Convention Rethink
The exchange argues over South Carolina delegates to the Denver convention and warns about misrepresentation if state interests align with personal agendas. Florence Thombs supports setting clear guidelines to avoid corrupt selections that could mislead the electorate and distort the convention’s outcome.
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Denver
Florence Thmbs
Caroline
South
Cavelaas
Witttork
Ottzens
Penard
Senate vote on Crmuvaday House return during the War
Fragmentary text cites Heothrn Blane and Moje Giken in a Senate discussion. The note references a return to goathord during the 1 War, with unclear context and missing details.
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AL Rentous
Senate
MeDonald Rampage After Arson Verdict in Indiana Court
In Haulte Indiana a guilty arson verdict led Henry MeDonald to open fire in the circuit courtroom. He wounded Chief Detective Ward Dwyer and three others before being subdued. Cooper and others exchanged shots as spectators fled. MeDonald and James Seimon were arrested next day.
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Henry J
Mc Donald
Circuit Court Room
Ward Dwyer
Cooper
T Ie
Dwyer
Pothellen
McDonald
Walt
Ttarvey Vo Jones
Potiee
Deniy Slevin Trea Weltman
Onis Selvester Doyle
Byshinder
Hors
Walker
Ue Attormeyk
Micers
Mhia
Othier
Leite
Chuch
Algelie
Johnegan
Rene
Santon
Pebriare
Henry MeDonard
James Sein
Semon Wik
Fragments Describe Cotton Plant Export and Trade Losses
An archaic report notes experiments and trials in cultivation of magnesium compounds and cotton varieties across New Mexico, Arizona, and Georgia. It mentions plant breeding efforts, wages, and imports valued at dollars, with references to cotton quality and potential losses from inferior seed stock and imports.
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Suecekahl
Weter
Curtin
Klas
Dr Carson
de Popumon
Miartdi
Ani
Georgia
Catton
Leopard Seen in Grays Neighborhood Killed Man
A leopard, believed to have escaped from a circus, was sighted near Grays about 12 miles from Himpton and was killed by a resident named Frank after frightening the community. The animal stood about three feet high and wandered through the lower MPL of the county last week.
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Taaptan
Alan Mouumitt
Leonard
Frank
Grays
Himpton
Mpl
Iast
Wry
Heidht
Killing at the G Mill Sparks Fatal Accident Narrative
The Askep Journal & Review reports a boy, unnamed, was killed near Wagener at Mr. Toole's mill after touching a belt and being thrown to the floor. He died the following Sunday from brain injury after severe convulsions from the accident.
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Askep Journal and Review Sigs
Hy ‘Toole
Arist Iil
Wagener
Mr. Toole
Xometius
Min
Quarrel in Yorkville Barter Shop Ends in Murder
In Yorkville a bargain dispute led to a fatal shooting. John Warlick is dead and his brother wounded. Lawrence Marley is jailed on murder charges. Marley, described as a son from a respectable family, allegedly used a six shot Colt during the incident.
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Yorkville
John Warlick
Lawrence Marley
Jal
Warllek
Ole Colton
Marley
Fede
Thirty-Two Cent Cotton Bummer Boow Boosts Bale Output
Prominent notes describe new improved cotton staple for wider land use under varied conditions. Claims suggest bale yield increases per acre and potential price points around 1 to 22 cents. Mentions names and local prices tied to regional dealers and sellers.
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Watnon
Nella
Eifes
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Truswell
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Fateep Wien
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Preeniin
Olger
Hle
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Goole
York
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the State Banke Examiner
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Nickles
Tou
Negro Witte
Iron and Burns Horse
Bor Bryan
Heothrn Blane
We Haute
Indiana
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Wiest
Folton
Atlanta, Ga
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Dennett-Kedgpeth Co
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Binghamton
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L. B. Riley
Orangeburg
Oaster
Sims’ Book Store
Alex Micdonald
Rinelatook
Sc Mixor
Phompson Meihotine
LB Riley
Grangeburg
S.C
M. Oliver & Co
the Torracak
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Coletough
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Florence
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New Orleans
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Gibbes Machinery Company
Colwmbie, A
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