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Newspaper

Marlboro Democrat

Location

Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1903

Page

5

Cotton Exports Reach Record Value for Eleven Months

Cotton exports from the United States for the eleven months ending in May reach 308,747,005 dollars, up 26 million from prior highs. Prices rise, boosting value despite lower volume, with June figures likely to push the yearly total near 400 million dollars. The article compares 1909 with earlier years, noting a peak in 1901 and large growth in value per pound while acknowledging rising foreign imports and domestic production.

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Bank project shrouded in bidding dispute and delayed plans

A contested money order farm contract bids review reveals allegations of impropriety among bidders led by Wynkoop Crawford company and Paul Herman of Rutherford, with Metcalf and others named in the dispute. The process, audited by officials, centers on lowest bid findings and potential conflict, as delays push groundwork for the new springbank project.

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A Trad Motion in the Murder Trial of Nullin Cropsey

Jim Witeos, convicted of murder, faces a twenty to thirty year term after officers arrived at Liejaull. He offered the jailer a pistol and fired three shots during the trial. He attempted to escape by tying his garter, was recaptured, and will serve a penitentiary sentence. The case underscores the dangerous mix of crime and law.

Jim Witeos Bhp Meld Sabes Siperlar Rilbely Sayjer South Biggers Huckleberry Antal Walter A Naylor Guy W. Giady Haltiwanger-Taylor Drug Co

Fragmented sights at Foshan trial and stabbing case

A damaged OCR fragment describes an incident in Foshan including appearances and a stabbing linked to a brother-in-law of the Wright family. It references Perry Urhehb Uriel, Wilson, and a warden figure, with an unclear claim of bravery and a local authority response.

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Bank Vice President Found Dead in New York Home

A bank executive identified as Kirton Wimaelt Wrunk Neat, vice president at a national bank in New York, was found dead from self-inflicted gunshot in his home early Wednesday after an apparent family disagreement. Police say Desi, a bank colleague, is under investigation but no charges have been filed.

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Weather and Crop Report from June Week in the State

The weekly crop bulletin issued Tuesday by Surveyor J. Wy. Hauer notes above normal mean temperatures in western counties and heavy rains causing floods that damaged crops and terraces. Ground remains too wet for two weeks, with some counties reporting beneficial rain, while cotton and other crops face stress from continued wet conditions and warm spells.

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Fragmented scribbles hint at a religious political clash

The text presents disjointed phrases about the American Bible Society, apostles, and political control, mentioning figures like Patloph and Riuxovoti and moments of church state tension. The garbled OCR implies a debate over religious influence in governance and public policy with scattered references to institutions and individuals.

Fractured Political Discourse and Prohibition Debate

A fragmented report surveys U S political life with emphasis on clergymen and wives influence, noting alcohol policy debates. It lists numerous figures and states from Maryland to Iowa, showing widespread concern over temperance enforcement and social reform, while referencing public opinion and civic duties.

Hurricanes and storms lash Williamsburg County area

An intense storm battered Williamsburg County with heavy wind and rain. Damage included toppled shingles, punctured roofs, and felled trees while residents reported downed power and widespread debris. A later report notes public concerns over road funding and local efforts to secure relief and utilities restoration.

Omesars Head Hotel and Nearby Local Notes

Fragmented OCR note describes a popular resort area and local figures including a physician and residents Mary Wis Rebend and Hack line from Urewied. Mentions Greenville and Debs 1St with a request to Keven Crone for more information. Winds and carsar references appear in broken form.

Lusley Tovielife Vlophone Mary Wis Physiciian Ian Eta Urewied Greenville Debs Keven Crone Troy Algh Carsar

Fragmentary OCR notes on irrigation and forest plans

Fragmented text references Columbia State system and protracted project costs of millions, fertilizer and yeliine plate mentions, prostrate of eal tiie, and idle pine forests. It mentions planting on other areas and a quote about fools and mortality in a stressed, garbled context.

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