Goat farming can tap idle US farm lands and mohair demand
A historical report outlines how goats, especially Angoras, could profit from unused U S farmland outside woodlands. It notes 600,000 goats in the U S, 16 million skins yearly, and over 25 million dollars value in skins, with Texas Oregon California and New Mexico as major Angora centers and potential for meat and dairy along with mohair.
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United States
Texas
Oregon
California
New Mexico
France
Switzerland
India
Ulan
Greece
Cyprus
Spain
Germany
Italy
Algeria
Cape Colony
Africa
Venezuela
Maska
Maine
Georgia
South Atlantic
South Central
Linda
Turkey
Severa
South Africa
Arizona
Montana
Nevada
Idaho
Wyoming
Florida
Towa
Maryland
Spre
Wealth growth to top record by end of century
The article notes that, if the current rate of production continues, the United States’ total wealth could reach about 110 billion by 1900, more than double Britain’s wealth. It recalls wealth rising from 20 billion in 1860, marking a fivefold gain in forty years as an unprecedented economic surge.
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Wade Caye
Grand Jury
Jude
EMEA
Certin
Andyo Giyco
Cireenville Mountaineer
Macon
Emory Speer
Morser University
New England
South
Livingston
United States
Georgia
Baptist Courior
Juno “Cross Boads
Oconee County
State Mission Board
Mrnday
Beaverdam Association
P.M. Hailey
Great Britain
Charleston
Meeting of the General Assembly in Richmond Va
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States met in Richmond May 18, with about two hundred fifteen including ministers and ruling elders. Rev. J F Cannon was moderator and Rev. Sprant and Rev Law clerks. The assembly conducted nine days of sessions, adopted two Book of Church Order amendments, and adjourned May 26.
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Southern Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United States
Northern Presbyteran Church
of America
Northern Assembly
Minneapolia
Richmond
J. F. Cannon
D.D
St. Louis
Alexander Sprant
T. i. Law
D. D
South Carolina
James River
Union Theological Seminary
Ele Kitut
Hampden-Sidney
Vas
Fuiday
A. S
M.A. Simmons
J. W. Bell
Not Guilty Finding Shocks Camden Crowd After Trial
A Camden dispatch reports Constable Crawford was found not guilty with the crowd warned by Judge Buchanan to refrain from demonstrations. The jury had deliberated since nine o clock the previous night. The article notes a national reputation for fifty years as a liver regulator and mentions smallpox panic in Batesbury, cited in a governor’s letter.
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Comumma
Camden
Crawford
Buchanan
M.A. Simmons
de We Holi
Walhalla
Mental telepathy tale linked to a sister and brother
A Raleigh News and Observer excerpt recounts Dr. Lafferty’s memory of a 1860 Greensboro episode. A sister, caring for several brothers, experiences a vivid premonition of her Missouri brother’s death by pistol during a night of strong mental agony. A letter confirms the tragedy, aligning with the dream.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Lafferty
Richmond Christian Advocate
Greensboro
N. C
Siar
Missouri
Tie
Methodist Church
Missou
Ile
W. A
Ashoville
Right of way rule codified in South Carolina law
The 1899 act amends section 853 to require traffic to keep to the right on all turnpikes and public roads. Fines range from two to ten dollars with up to ten days imprisonment for violations, plus damages. The text also includes unrelated notes on biblical tombs, inventions, school tax rulings, and wartime duties.
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Columbia
McSweeney
Mampton
Totel Jerome
Aull
Winthrop
Addis
South Carolina
William Il, Tlorbo
Tregrot
Executive Department
Legislative Department
MB. McSwrenny
General Assembly
Buchanan
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North Carolina
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Valhalla
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