Marlboro Cotton Association to reorganize at Court House
Meeting notice states the Marlboro Cotton Association will gather at the Court House Depot on the 17th to reorganize and receive committee reports and funds. Attendees should come prepared to pay subscriptions and settle amounts due to the State Association. Also notes on Solicitor Johnson’s health and a humorous exchange about lending 10 pounds with security.
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Marlboro Cotton Association
Court House
Marlboro
The Labor Problem Across the World
A condensed look at global labor demands from Western harvests to South African tensions and Cuban plantation needs, highlighting shortages in harvest hands, cotton pickers, diggers, and laborers amid regional conflicts and economic needs.
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South
Panama Canal Zone
South Africa
Cuba
Fireworks, vegetables, and town moves in Springfield
A Springfield Republican item notes festive fireworks at EB Powers and advice on year round fresh vegetables. It reports Mr Nuie Pearson moving to McColl with stock from Mr Tf J Odom, Zinnie starting a new business venture, and Uncle Joel enjoying a car ride with Laurence Smith. The column lists 1907 changes including relocations on Stvunings Street and King Street, a sale to Raymond D Rogers now owned by Marlboro Wholesale Grocery, and future moves in Bonnotiaville. Master Walter Lee Coxe receives a two pound four ounce Guinea variety watermelon.
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McColl
Nuie Pearson
Smithville
Tf. J. Odom
Zinnie
Imade
J. G. Wallace
I. M. Webster
Stvunings Street
Ervin Powers
Strauss
King Street
BP. A. Moktellar
Hia
Front Street
Raymond D Rogers
Marlboro Wholesale Grocery
James McDaniel
Beauty Spot
Acation
Riverett Street
Mast
Walter Lee Coxe
A. Coxe
Brownsville
Rural Schools Prize Awards Prominent County Schoolboard
The exclusive committee of the Woman’s Association for Rural Schools, in Columbia, awarded $100 prizes to the ten schools with the greatest improvement in the forty counties. Pivo Grove School, the county’s fourth, received the prize. Principal Mattie Guyington of the school expressed gratitude and urged continued support for pupils, teachers, and better school amenities. McColl, S. C., Dec. 2, 1906.
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Ims
Columbia
Pivo Grove
Misa Mattie Guyington
Thie School
Gaya
Marie Coyrnaron
McColl
S. C
Wedding bells and civic debate in 1906 local notices
A discussion criticizes merchants for lack of farmer support to the cotton association and calls for unity. The piece highlights farm and merchant roles, then shifts to wedding notices from Bennettsville to Baltimore, naming Margaretts Breeden and J B Holiday among others, with details of venues and dates in December 1906.
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Bepnettaville
Mica Margaretts Breeden
Capt PL Breeden
J. B. Holiday
Suffolk Va
Chas A. Jones
Brid
North
Merchants blamed for slow reform in cotton movement
A dated call urges merchants and farmers to unite for the common good after criticisms of both sides' failings. It stresses higher cotton prices, rising property values, and the need to attend the meeting on the seventh to push the movement forward. It lists agents and local notices, including a 10, 60 cent outlay for rights and a variety of ads.
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Edltor
Cotton Association
Cot
Avery
Tone
Farmera
Yale
Son
Nua
Gold and Silver Sample Work From Local Craftsman
A local craftsman advertises his latest work in gold silver and plate, inviting customers to call and view the most up to date samples. Existing samples show the quality of his prior pieces and commissions.
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Jon
Blood Haunts Home of Mao Merchant in Horror Tale
A tale recounts W. Wil, Hawa, a Mao merchant, reporting severe past hemorrhages and near death before using Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims full recovery and long-term wellness. The ad-style piece touts cures for hemorrhages chronic coughs throat and bronchial conditions with a trial bottle offered free.
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W. Wil
Hawa
Mao
Dr. King
J.T. Douglas
Unclaimed Letters At Bonnottaville and Nearby Areas
Uncalled for mail list from Bonnottaville Pontotlice MALE includes numerous names such as George Washington and Daniel Melicene. Note labels show incomplete spellings and scattered entries for recipients like Wilson Douglas and Chase Schlesinger among others at W.M. Rowe's shop sign.
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Bonnottaville Pontotlice
Aldworth
Brown
Spiie
W. M. Wilson
George Washington
Daniel Melicene
Bob Thoma
Chase Schlesinger
Mailey
Wilson Douglas Smith
MP A. Turner
Lowia Soho
Muairlld Kenedy
John W Crova
P. McGathrally
Misa Jennin Wall
Misa Rovalle Slidan
Misa Mloronve Norton
Od. Pathenon
Notice of Final Discharge for Guardian in Marlboro County
Notice is hereby given that I will apply for final discharge as Guardian of a minor in the Marlboro County probate matter. The discharge request will be filed on January 1907, with the guardian duties fulfilled earlier in 1906 under W. Drake.
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Marlboro
Rota
Chiaplas I
Notics
Tay
Coburn
Hivanwut
Wald Court
Lot
Citation For Letters of Administration in South Carolina
A probate notice from Milton McLaurin announces letters of administration for the estate of John I Motourin. The Court of Probate at Honnotayilla set a hearing for December 17, 1906, requesting any objections why administration should not be granted.
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State OF
South Carolina
Milton McLaurin
Probito
Apueinicas
Chrone Mobaurin
McLaurin
Fohui
McHairin
Allo
Admnoniah
John I
Motourin
Honnattayilla
A. D
South The Labor Manufacturer's Record
Scientists consider soil nitrogen supply and fertilizer needs in the South. The text notes phosphate rock and phosphates dominate European markets, with the region strong in cotton and iron but reliant on other sections for soil nutrition. Christmas sales included oranges, nuts, and fire works, plus Arbor Day tree plantings and local specials at Moore's grocery and Armour's sausage and Heinz items.
Stationery Dept Ad Highlights Glassware and Gifts
Fragmentary ad notes a stationers section with cut glass, price and quality claims, plus offerings in books, pens, paper, and paraphenalia. Mentions Deng Departmen in unclear context.
Guardian for Taninata and Georgiana McDaniel
Notice from Marlboro County South Carolina requests appointment of a guardian for minor Taninata and Georgiana McDaniel. The petition seeks a general guardian over their real estate valued at about ten thousand dollars and debts, with hearing set for December 1, 1906, at 10 o'clock.
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Taninata
Georgiana McDaNny
South Carolina
Marlboro
Northini
Melia MeDanie
Jeorgiana MeDaniel
Tnifar
Navier
Ante North
Jay Pose
Havinse
Jude
Marlhore
Thelma MeDaniel
Daniel
Winors
Fragmentary Market Note With Names Missing
A garbled notice references jewelry and a sale offer. It mentions buyers, a promise to simplify, and names SAM J, PE DEY RRA. The readable text hints at home recalls and uncertainty, but key details are unreadable.
Information For Homme Seekers And Investors 1906
Promises fertile land with good water and health in a dry county. Describes crops from corn to strawberries, mild winters, and strong timber for farming. Notes population growth, proximity to Appling county seat, and developing infrastructure including banks, waterworks, churches, and a new school.
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Ixley
Appling Ty
Mid
Mand
Brans
Couy Wit
Ibe
Nyw
Real estate cursor list with varied acreages and prices
Long list of properties with acreage from 47 to 490 and prices per acre or total sums. Some parcels are unimproved, others improved or partly in town, with references to timber value, railroad access, and terms. Offers promise liberal terms and January sale emphasis.
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Baxley
Aeres
Taxlay
Tax Notice Bonnettaville County 1906 Tax Roll Opening
Tax notice from Bonnettaville County for Marly Doro region announcing the opening of the tax books for the year starting January 1906. It lists various levies including ordinary county tax and school tax, with multiple special levies for local districts. The assessment covers able bodied males aged 21 to 60, with a one dollar road tax, and taxes due by October 1906 and March 1907.
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Tevnvaror
Matiboro
Bonnettaville
Otice
Marly Doro County
Janusey Ft
Ty Bonnettaville
Towalk
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Springfield Republican
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Yours Truly
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H. B. Fuller
Puller Bros
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Bennettsvill
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Atla Times
Ashcraft’s
Ashcraft
Smith Newton
Modoll Drug CO
MoColk
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