Richland Ga News Highlights and Civic Notes
Richland reports family visits and travel plans with T M Stribling visiting relatives in Avalon Georgia and returning to the Seminary in fall.Miss Sallie Davis returns from Anderson. Occasional visits include Mrs Hughes and J Ballenger with family. A Clemson student Cadett Ballenger spent weekend at home. A school entertainment Friday night drew praise for its original program. Edward Thompson predicts Republican congressional bid in the Columbia district. Thompson is in Washington seeking tips for his campaign. Readers are advised to check the paper label for subscription status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland, D. C
T. M. Stribling
Emi
Stribling
Mra. Sloan Bruce
Avalon
Sallie Davis
Anderson
Mra
J. B. Pickett
Mary Gillison
Wilhelmina
Edward Thompson
Columbia
Congress
Thompson
Washington
History of Old Pickens and notable residents
Old Pickens sketches Major W. L. Keith a long time clerk and his political contests. It recalls Nathan Boone kinship to Daniel Boone, Rev. Wm. McWhorter, Joseph W. Rose, Pleasant Alexander, A. J. Anderson and others, noting their careers, fortunes, and ties to the Keowee region and Pickens County. The piece honors lawyers and local figures, including fallen soldiers W. M. Hadden and Z. C. Pulliam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Pickens
Couvier
W. L. Keith
Garvin
Nathan Boone
Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Boone
Cary
RE. B. Alexander
Old Pickens Court House
Craigs
John
Keowee River
A. Rt. Craig
John J. Howard
Hamburg
Cartersville
Bartow County
Rev
Wm. McWhorter
Walhalla
Bachelor's Retreat
Oconee County
Joseph W. Rose
Pendleton
Keowee
Pleasant Alexander
Court House
J.B. Hill
A. J. Anderson
Laurens County
Ile
Pickens
Elijah iXeese
Fair Play
J. L. Kennedy
Edgefield
Isaac Wickliffe
Weat Union
Greenville
Bar
Old Wickens
W. M. Hadden
Pulliam
Abbeville
Cowpeas boost soil and feed to Georgia farms
The article praises cowpeas as a key crop for soil fertility and animal feed, tracing a shift from old practices to modern, extended planting from May through August. It cites Alabama and Georgia station findings, noting yields, fertilization results, and comparisons with velvet beans, plus advice to farmers and a bulletin request to Director P. H. Mell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Middle Georgia
Middle Cotton Belt
Alabama Experiment Station
J. F. Duggar
Georgia Experiment Station
Auburn
Goil
P. H. Mell
Ala
R. J. Redding
Atlanta Weekly Constitution
Philadelphia Lynching and scattered regional notices
Philadelphia reports the hanging of William Hermon Lane for the murder of Ella Jarden and her two daughters, with details of the crime and capture. The item also notes speeches by John D. Coppelman on Southern trade, a Tennessee emigration petition, Cheohee farming notes, Charleston Exposition coverage, and various local incidents including assaults and lynchings in Missouri and Chicago, all reflecting period racial tensions and crime.
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Philadelphia
William Hermon Lane
Lane
Ella Jarden
Madeline
Eloise
Camden
N. J
Southern Vehicle Association
Charleston
8. C
John D. Coppelman
West Indies
Africa
South America
Interesting News Notes from South Carolina
Clemson baseball wins nine of twelve. Marion to erect a $20000 Confederate monument this year with funds raised. Lancaster pays about $10000 to State Treasury, receives $6300 pension and $8600 dispensary money, net gain. A Monck's Corner youth fatally shot by a gun misfire while with mule. Charleston to vote in 30 days on a $1250000 waterworks contract. A Philadelphia swindler scams farmers near Lake City with bad checks. Congressman Lever expects House support for $25000 monument to Gen Sumter. Sumter to honor Revolutionary hero. Columbia Supreme Court considers disbarring John T. Duncan for unprofessional loan. Columbia glass factory to cost $60000, start soon. major dispensary supplier, South’s largest.
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Clemson
Marion
Lancaster
John P. Tarvey
Monck’s Corner
Charleston
Philadelphia
Lake City
New Jersey
Lever
House Committee
Gon
Sumter
City of
State Supreme Court
John T. Duncan
Columbia
Duncan
Columbia Glass
Otties
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annuity Co
Rome, GA
the Parent Annuity Association of the South
State Mutual Life and Annuity Association
Rome
South Carolina
Alabama
North Carolina
Virginia
Thompson Liles
J. W. Rounsaville
Elbert T. McGier
W. P. Simpson
Main Street
S. C
S. C. Francis & Bailey
T. T
Francis
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
J. Aes K
Walialla
So. Ca
King's
New York
J. H. Darby
Richland
Mutual Lie Afrance Company
Jas. Hi. Moss
Winthrop College
County Court House
Prosper D. B. Jonnsos
Rock Hil
Biore of &. C. Maret
Market
Marett
de AL
Pierce
Kawa
Cowpes
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Mall
Ohio
Rock Hill
Richard Cornwell
Harmony Section
Jess McCluenehan
Jess Chick
Cornwell
Henry Chick
Rock Mill
Henry
Jess
Ava
Miles Fain
W. J. Corley
Bremond
Texas
Asc
Dr. Mitow Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
William Lane
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
International Emigration and Commercial Association
Turner
Liberia
Cheohee
James R. Hudson
Erneat Hudson
Jashier’s Valley
N.C
I. M. Lida
Montvale
N C
Salem
Salem Baptist Church
Daniel C. Alexander
Little River
D. M. Alexander
Old City
Jack Robinon
Fort Mill
Daugher
Chicago
Ill
Emil Rossman
Sophia Batal
Rossman
Bohemia
Rossmann
Rosaman
Missouri
Paris
Abe Witherup
William Grow
Witherup
Young Grew
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