Weighing Cottonseed Value Against Open Market Prices
An in depth discussion argues farmers should evaluate the true market value of cottonseed and related byproducts rather than accept mill offered prices. It outlines a plan for small oil mills to process seeds locally, boosting farmer profits and reducing dependence on commodity markets.
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Neal Thei Sega
WLGC
Aden
Vasa
Vushinis
Flenneksit
Avi Lee
Alun
Che Mae
Eile Housings
Eli
Hirmersey
Witney
Vir Hind Carethia Trust Company
Edie
Hs Pho Fate
Haye Uuitinmly
Iivesie Te Temay
Benitheen
UK Open Markey
Tony
Ting
Wali
Eunits
Milne
Sooo Nakine
Aimial Vale
Viveestick
Changing Farm Marketing Practices and Remedies
The article criticizes freight and fertilizer handling by an agent, noting high costs and the need to value products. It urges better business methods to boost prosperity and mentions a cold remedy Roxeve's German Syrup as a general cough and throat relief sold by local druggists.
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Ue Saneata
Larvin Jordan
Atha Journal
de AL Darby
Walhadin
Maine Statesman Hon A Sewall of Maine Dies After Stroke
The article reports the death of Hon A Sewall of Maine who collapsed from apoplexy on a Sunday. It notes his candidacy for President in 1896, his family ties, and mentions Rockefeller gifts to Spellman Seminary and related Atlanta college funding. It also includes unrelated advertising and local notices.
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Lion
Arthur Sewall
Uryan
Ulalick
Min Sewall
Hia
Aye
National Convention
Anne Tomas
Dom D. Rockefeller
Spellman Seminary
American Baptist Tome Mission Society of New York
Atlanta Negro College
Maxon
New York
Atlanta
Baptiae Chapel
Rockefeller
Rorkefeller
Jane Aime
Tims
Aod
Ube
Nepera
Auanta Journal
Axel
Gen J B Gordon on history letter disputed publisher venture
A Sumter Item reprint contains Gen J B Gordon's letter praising the University Publishing Company as key to Southern schoolbooks reform. He notes Southern control, insists no stock or policy influence from other interests, and warns the United Confederate Veterans must avoid endorsing profit ventures. He also frames his stance as personal capacity.
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J. B. Gordon
Sumter
Thia
Onteen
Avvania
Gay
Mr. IL
G. Ostoon
Sumtur
C. Donr
Wugzesti
Robert J. Sue
University of Virginia
Commodore Maury
University Publishng Company
South
University Publishing Company
Houaoa
Chimgo
I N
New York
New Orleans
Nashville
Major Patton
Missippian
Ita
T Ubink
Ecru
Ayon
United Confederate
Veterans
Historical Committee
United Confederate Veterans
U. Cov
Tam
J. B. Gomos
Senator Tillman's Strength in South Carolina Primary
Washington dispatch reports J Althous Johnson endorses Tillman’s weak standing amid 80,000 Democratic voters. He notes 20,000 scratched Tillman, implying strength in a free-for-all primary while praising Col Hoyt and Col Tout. Mention of Hoyt as Prohibition candidate and the dispensary issue frames the gubernatorial race.
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Washington, D. C
Timea
J. Althous Johnson
South Carolina
Palmetto
Motul
Tillman
Johnson
Apnion
Hatsogntiak
Senate
Democratic Party
Gac i
Nas & Yolea
San
Col. Hoyt
Col
Hoyt
Ilo
Ife
Tout
Becase
Col. Tout
Col Troyt
Tilmaiy
Tulam
Amondo
Joseph ‘Hyduliagun
Spartanburg
Congress
Tle
Moffat
Paliti
Hatmud
Johnson and Latimer Compared in South Carolina Politics
The Spartanburg Daily Journal notes a strong resemblance between Fourth District Congressman hopefuls Johnson and Latimer, both South Carolinians from farming and legal backgrounds, with Latimer a farmer and Johnson a lawyer, each drawing support and facing odds in a closely watched election. It also includes a public notice on catarrh and a Cotton States Convention crop estimate predicting total U.S. cotton output for 1890 at about 9.25 million bales, with regional projections and weather caveats.
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Sos
Johnson
Ashbury
Datimer
Jp. Sountry Farms
Mr. Latimer
Anderton
Level
Laurenw
Rod Hile
Latimer
Congress
John
George Johnstone
Andorson
Latimar
Me. Jolnaon
Latimera
Cotton States Convent of Commissioners of Agriculture
Sine Kian
Raleigh
Alabama
Arius
Indiana
Lynching Convictions Highlight Edge of Law in 19th Century South
The report notes the conviction of several men for lynching in a high‑standing community, presenting a stark look at public candor and social status. It references political shifts, including Adlai Stevenson’s popularity and the Populist National Committee’s stance, amid a climate of vigilantism and legal action.
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Havloasnens
Olight
Humphries
Erie
Lets Paton
Toxan
Staten
Anderson
Census results hint at U S population near eighty million
The Census Bureau reports that the total U S population may reach about 80 000 000 after counting the largest cities in the nation and notes that New York and Brooklyn lead with roughly 3 007 000 and 2 000 000 residents respectively. It discusses regional shifts, immigration history, and the impending reapportionment of Representatives based on the new totals.
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Detvoith
Census Bureau
United States
Merriam
Dovembur
Soni Yerra
Mor Rapidy i Geows
New Jngland
Boston
Providence
New Enggland
Central States
Ohio
Dakotas
Indiana
Mlindy
Middle States
Chica
Kettlemont
Hithebiween
New York
Valente Vivalelytt
Hallimere
Cleveland
New Owl
Detroit
Abilvaulien
ORK
Westingecian
Newarlesse
sHergoy
Vauttisville
Minvenunitix
Movidenen
van Tnillavtunpratin
Kuwaits City
Mbe
Pinal Vuunbverste Heouvans Vledo
Mleehonge
Ial Columbi
Louie Wou
Ci Veewnenen Gocco
Mantis
New Yorke
Brooklyn
Thee
Hive
Sand Fen
New Yawk
Mithtdalphin
Powelon
Balimere
Batata
Mitabueg
Waal
Juigrow Nowak
Jarsey Oty
Komhester
Allyghony
Chicago
St. Laul
Toledo
Wassin
Danver
ATOM
Ouldanil Lottlaville
Teooklyn
Holton
Tooneyivanin
Philadelphia
Alegheny Minolta
Olio
Cincinnati
Pollo
Colansbiy
St. Linus
Kanaan City
Pele company awarded top telephone prize at county expo
The Kin City Pele Phone Manufacturing Company won the national prize for telephone innovation at the Haria exposition. Officials accepted the medal today amid competition from major global manufacturers. A separate incident report notes a local death involving a boy, with scant readable details.
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Sustren
Pelephone Manufactoing Company
Kin City
Sach i Caroling Telephonen
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