Forage crops talk amid farm interests in Greenville
A farming meeting at the Greenville Court House heard W J Spillman, agrostologist with the U S Department of Agriculture, discuss forage crops and diversification to reduce overreliance on cotton. Prof Newman and M L Donaldson addressed rebuilding soil, rotating crops, and promoting legumes, with emphasis on manure, fencing, and new seed distributions from Clemson College and the department.
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Greenville Daily News
Court House
W. J. Spillman
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Tiwan
Gage
M. L. Donaldson
Spillman
Prof
Newman
United State
Clemson College
Métcen
Neve
Washington State
Aix
Gotton
Maria
Ann
Bermuda
Grasa
Armorica
Johnson
Korteinter
Texas
Spitlmay
Clomaon Collee
Farmora
Clomaon College
Tumnus
Ril
Virginia
Ware
Miley Chace
Desolate Pickens Town Revered By Aged Residents
The article recalls Old Pickens as a nearly deserted village once famed for its culture and news. It mentions prominent locals like judge Jon J Norton and Wm O Keith, the century old church built by Presbyterians, and a deteriorating brick building now in ruins.
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Thare
Krowon Courier
Alexanders
Hagoods
Holcomben
Craigs
Lawrenson
Kiriei
Wm. O. Keith
Jon. J. Norton
H. A, JH. Gibson
Wm. J. Gautt
Siu Papple Tong
Thoss
Doll
Presbyteriana
Roy
John L. Kennedy
Waid
Grady
Enera
Bani
Paying the Pensions and State Dispensary Report
Analyzed notes show pension disbursements delayed by county boards slow processing and March deadline, with the State Pension Board’s duties and payroll burdens outlined. A separate Columbia report covers the state dispensary quarterly results for December through February, noting a large school fund balance but net losses from the burn and extensive costs to rebuild facilities.
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Columbia
Avery Dollar
Wahool Tuni
Aueh
Dacambar
Westminster shuttle and Bobbin Factory Rise to Prominence
Westminster, birthplace of the Southern shuttle, grows from a modest plant to a major enterprise. New owner Mr. J. Elwood Cox consolidates the Piedmont Shuttle Factory with the Westminster plant, doubling output to about 1000 dozen monthly and 1,000,000 spools yearly. The company expands with a new brick structure, gains capital to 50,000 dollars, and plans bobbin production to bolster growth.
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Westminster
Hare
Makora
South Carolina
Union
Southern Shuttle and Bobbin Company
J. Elwood Cox
Piedmont Shuttle
Black-Atock King of
Amarion
Cox
United States
Cox 8
High Point
N. C
H. 13. Worth
I. A. White
Board of Dicsotors
Weatminster
Tage
Whuttle
Moanra
Kreatoy
Sbrattte
Texas Letters and Indian Famine News
A mixed set of items includes J B Norris of Texas writing about life in Texas Panhandle farming, land prices, and experiences with South Carolinians in Texas, plus local notices from Anderson and Seneca about church, infections, and community events. Reports mention famine among Sacaton Indians in Denver and water diversion by white ranchers, urging Congress action.
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Denver
Col
Sacaton
Hadley
Indiana
Congress
Washington
Damages Sought Over Alleged Defamatory Posting
Miss Hooribah Dyn of Rock Hill sues Journal Publishing Company for 3000 dollars claiming a October 1 article about a Florida captain falsely and maliciously defamed her. The complaint alleges the publication harmed her reputation and seeks damages.
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W. W. Lewin
Kay
Hooribah Dyn
Rock Hil
Journal Publishing Company
Rock TiNeliming
South Carolina urged for better times by Yorkville Enquirer
In a postwar plea the Yorkville Enquirer calls for renewal and local action to spur better times in South Carolina. The piece emphasizes unity, civic effort, and encouragement of enduring community initiatives to support recovery.
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Carolina
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Yorkville
Lynching drama and political denial noted in Edenton report
Elizabeth City reports a lynching attempt against Thomas Early after the Ryland murder case. Sheriff Noraine, aided by a military company, preserved order as Early was sent to Sedonton. A train shooting wounded Early. he was taken to Edenton for care. The piece also records Col James A Hoyt denying a gubernatorial bid and urges omitting campaign speculation.
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Elizabeth City
N.O.C
Thomas Early
Mion Perry
Ryland
Chowan County
Sedonton
Noraine
Seagion
Robinwon
Robin
Edenton
Hart
Bacic
James A. Hoyt
Greenville Mountainoor
No Birds on Women's Hats in Illinois Society
Illinois society faces a moral and legal confrontation as women who wear bird plumes and milliners who sell them are targeted under a 1899 law. A group of prominent women will lead prosecutions to enforce fines and imprisonment for robbing birds or possessing wild birds alive or dead, excluding game birds.
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Newman
Newjman
Chicago
Illinois
Mhipois
Unclear fragments outline midweek rail and city notes
Fragmentary OCR notes list multiple South Carolina towns and routes including Charleston Columbia Newberry Camden Lancaster Rock Hill Yorkville and Spartanburg with mentions of the Rock Hill line and Pickens R R Co. Also references an Atlanta weekly joy and time column and a receipt notice related to Mule Sommendolin.
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Charleston
Sumters
Columbia
Browpornty
Newberry
Claton
Tavmonds
Greenville
Spartwnburg Cave Sumter
Camden
Lancaster
Rock Hill
Yorkville
Binokabuy “ Sholby
Rutherford Maio
Marion
S.C
Rutherford
Sholby
N.C
Imacksburg
Boole Hill
Sumter
Spartanburg
Laurena
Clinton
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Publioneu
Jaynas
Shelon
SMITH
Rene
Ssr
Ar, Communications & Personal
Sharwater
Mantra
Manuacelpt
Walhalla
Sting
John Floyd
Union Court
South
J. O. Stribling
Pendleton
Anderson Intelligencer
Democratic Party
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Mexander
County Chaleman
Uncle Sam
F. Sweinhart
Huntsville
Ala
Dragaiats
Mile Madioat Go
Brunurt
Tutt
Houstoners
State Pension Board
Mareh
Mt Ik
Coust
Linolf
Tina
Taling
Texa
Hell
Erprise
J. Ww. Bell
J. B. Norris
Oconon
Rowe
Sam
Lofton
Indian Territory
Texarkana
Panhandle
Marioh
Collin County
Thaye
Voxan
Dallaw
Old Confederate Veterans
C. Ay Moore
Klsn Klin Moore
Seneca
Ay A Moore
Mike Daisy Phillips
Jay Moore
Mian Caroling Leathers
Anderson
Inhori
Bourdon
J. R. Zachary
Mikes Crome
Lida Canenon
Sonnea
Sunny
Minn
Fanula Golay Las
Atlanta
Col. Hoyt
G. C. Probst
Valhalla
S. C
Offlea
C. W. Pitchford
Founs
MTOLT
W. F Austin, Seneca
Opeioe
TOOL
Southern Railway
New York
Florida
Lemokburg
da Wanbeb
Richmond
Damnville
Savannah
Superior Dining
Tratme
Excel Service
Low
Ghanneston
W. Seppe
Wil Resaris
Talladt
Iar
Losti M
Hardwich
W. Mt. Taylor
Pasranger Sping
At. Gen
Pare
Fite
V. Munt. Die
Hemmuary
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Blue Hidge Railway Co
Eitweuve
Rantiom DD
Unions
London
Jordania Aspets
PAA Rere
Sanderson
Can Watt
Alan
Baya R
Bouthern
tConvers
Hordania
Seneoa
James
San
Now
Souece
Audorway
Rean Demon
Beattie
Southen
Chins
I Railway
Traih
Co Maubia
Upper South Carolina
North Carolina
Sumebier
ConnKornn
Bheboto
Charlotte
Henderyonvilleville
Ashaville
Hendernony
Wibsboro
Pas Laave Columbia
Laneheey, Avivo Obirlont
Recke
Tward
Pam
Ari
HMO Pt Oh
Pan -T
CTI
Bodam
Srough
M. Emerson
F Kenly
Ghnursl
Emerson
Pickens R. R. Co
Boggh
Joy
Fis
Anouk
Dally Kacapt
Atiedral
CeAtny
Capt Bunday
Aine Ts
Omim
Nook
Ieee Hall
Mahauer
Lee
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