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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
2
The readable portion outlines pricing and payment terms for a Marlboro subscription plan. It mentions monthly rates and a notation of six months, with unclear figures due to OCR errors. The fragment identifies a printer notice level detail on subscription costs and payment cadence.
Darlington militia reports the flour mill burned Thursday night causing about six thousand dollars in damage. Dr Leaive of Mercy Hospital Pittsburg claims a cure for look jaw. Senator Tillman pursues Senator Mohauringgatn with sharp retorts. A New York firm builds a large frame hotel near Charleston. Debates over government funding to move the Buffalo exhibit to Charleston. Washington coverage notes McLaurin’s political moves and legal entanglements. Rev J W Bradford pastor Brookside Alabama is shot and killed by Justice Coffman after pulpit denunciation. Coffman under arrest.
Complaint states the President said nothing about Rivera and harbors in his congressional message. The concern is levees to keep river water from farms along river bottoms. The text questions the value of river bottom cultivation and crop salvation to farmers.
A slice of farm economy argues money can be made on one acre of corn under McGraham on Gal 0.8. Subgrading costs show total expense about 58.65 with profits from 9 bushels at 6 5 and 3705 lbs shredded corn at 18 568. Bolton claims others can rent cheaper and still profit, urging skeptics to try farming at night for a living on a horse farm and corn.
The Hebron Jewels charity event featured songs and a youth program led by Miss Sallie Sorton and Mrs. D. H. Everett. The Juvenile Society reported regular meetings, good attendance, punctual dues, and members contributing work to fund dues, highlighting active, community effort. Also noted: a court verdict for counterfeiting and travel rate changes for Charleston Exposition with limited ticket options.
A reader from Covington in 1901 reflects on Thanksgiving dinner with a kind family, noting the joy and gratitude felt at the table. The letter expresses deep appreciation for hospitality, praising the Lord with every bite and drink. The writer, near 71, recalls the memorable feast and thanks those who shared it. References to neighbors Fy Hyerott and Mie J D Mofandu appear amid reminiscence and an unrelated rental notice.
Mire LOUGH and Frances DRAxg Rockne wed at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening. The ceremony featured a large gathering of relatives and friends, with a graceful procession and a hollow square altar arrangement. After the service the bridal party joined guests for a reception, then departed for Charleston and the Expans ion, Telé of Palmas, and a new residence in Marboro upon return.
A rambling notice invites readers to a festiveMidsummer style gathering with presents for family members and a decorative Christmas tree loaded with Santa Claus gifts and a doll named essed. The piece also hints at dainty desserts and warm service, urging attendance and remembrance of the date.
Orrick County Treasurer J. J. Thomab announces tax collection details for Barnattaville area. Open Oct 15 at rear office for payment of state tax, county tax, and school levies with penalties after December 41. Includes rates for various districts and per-person poll and road taxes.
Partial readable lines show runners and times with places such as Charlestou e and Bloyaneo with figures like 18.25 43) 4.45 7 bb. The legible data include names or nicknames and sequence markers, but the text is garbled and mixes letters. No coherent event or outcome emerges.
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