Appalachian Park Bill Support Sparks Local Debate
Corresponder praises the Appalachian Park plan in Keowee Courier letter from Oconee area, arguing benefits include land market access, forest preservation, new roads, mills, and jobs. He recalls Lincoln and laments parades, notes county auditor’s death, and closes with Providential discipline reflections and a poem.
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Columbia
Keowee Courier
Appalachian Park
Congress
Eeasion
Oconen
Sam
Cones
van Pasaes
Aleep
Goldom
Lincoln
Willie Wan
Magliss
Powtionon
Dave
Milne
America
Pionser
Terracing and Draining for Stable Field Water Control
J. Redding explains seasonal terracing and drainage as the best method to prevent soil wash and ponding. He stresses leveling terraces, avoiding deep banks, and using a plow that channels furrows downhill. He advocates precise tools, perennial cover, and clay drain tiles for profitable underdraining.
Booklets and self examination ads and cotton mill article
An eclectic mix of promotional material for a physician authored self examination booklets and a state cotton mill article argues most mill workers are drawn from farmers. It notes 40 000 mill workers and 100 000 dependents, with farmers often renting land and facing low wages, suggesting mill village life improves social and financial conditions for rural families.
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Newa
Gourier
Kohn
Pavt
Tudor
Mr. Kohn
Uvlng
Migration shifts show mill life favored over farming
A collation of opinions from workers reveals a steady move from farms to mills. Interviewees report better housing, health care, education, and religious access, with few preferring farm life despite harsher conditions. The Pickens commissioners improve rural roads near the iron bridge, while Norton School in Ovowee thrives under Mira Waunie Morgan. The era’s public reports note dispensary profits and state banking provisions, and Southern Railway advertises luxury Florida trains to attract tourists.
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Columbia Record
Pickens
Iron Bridge
Norton School
Mira Waunie Morgan
Ovowee
Wow
Kasnore
Florida
Kaut
Chicago
Mia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Dosholt
Cincinnati
Loulaville
St. Augustine
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jacksonville
Thia Trail
Atlanta
Macon
Rome
Cincinnatt
Detroit
Heveland
Slate Colored Coll Doing Well in South Carolina Notes
The year opens with South Carolina borrowing funds to cover notes as taxes lag, while Clemson and state operations strain the budget. Clemson College benefits from privilege taxes, and Thomas B. Miller reports a prosperous year at the Orangeburg Colored State College with 624 students and plans for a $10,000 appropriation next year.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Vetullla
Becauas
General Assembly
Floavoos
Lins i
Tate
Clemson College
Mortill
Hateh
Landscript
Clemson Bequent
Thomas B. Miller
Colored State College
Orangeburg
Carrie Nation Opens Home for Drunkard Wives in Kansas City
Mrs Nation closed negotiations for a large residence in Kansas City Kansas to house drunkard wives. The price is 8700? and funds were raised on a recent trip to the East. improvements will be made with additional thousands from Nation.
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Kanan City
Carrie Nation
Kansas City
Kansan
Atlantic Coast Line Schedule Read Across Stations
Train times and connections from Charleaton to Spartanburg and beyond are listed with departures and arrivals at Laur ory, Clinton, Florence, Darlington, Weldon, Richmond, New York, Sumter, and other hubs. The century old timetable shows westward and eastward through trains, with noted delays and transfers across multiple towns on the Atlantic Coast Line network.
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Central of Georgia Railway
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Ti. J. Redding
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Fotson King
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Hathaway
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Florida, Limited
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Oliyacksonville
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Souther Railway
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Th Southern Railway
Pullman Company
W. N. Taylor
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Yell
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Virginia-Carsina Chemical Co
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Home For Wives of Mrunkerds
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