Home Made Fertilizers From Columbia Phosphate Company
The Columbia Phosphate Company in Columbia South Carolina outlines its fertilizer plans for 1899. It lists officers, plant facilities, and shipping routes with Granby Ammoniated Fertilizer and Granby Acid Phosphate as core products. The firm emphasizes local production, river rail connections, and low prices to farmers in Georgia and the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Phosphate Company
Georgia
Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Columbia Phosphate Company
W. A. Clark
J. C. Haskell
Wilie Jones
T. C. Robertson
James Woodrow
G. L. Baker
United States
Richmond & Danville
Athntic Coast Line
Granby
Phethentiv Coast Line
Norfolk
Wilmington
Charleston
Sicily
Ro & D
Piedmont
Santee
Amn
Chareston
Olt
Pee Dee
Stemtier
Mountain
Seaboard
Hi Door
Sim
John M. Cole
Allliodings
Fragmented OCR narrative spiral with scattered names and claims
An incoherent OCR montage mixes half readable phrases about Southland figures, justice, and wealth with garbled place names and quotes. It includes endorsements for Botanic Blood Balm and patient testimonies from McGauhey Atlanta Davis Tyler and others claiming cures for ulcers scrofula rheumatism and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CG. McGauhey
Webb City
Arkansas
A. P.mcdonald
Atlanta
Ganj
Bob
David Thurman
Athinta
John M Davis
Tyler
Texas
The Lequadity of Money and Regency Remedies
A quirky opinion piece mocks money power and opera as vocal forces. It mentions a Pittfall product called Bradfield's female Regulator promising to cure irregularities in women and recommends it as obtainable from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield
Ghosts and family life in a restless night tale
A narrated piece blends ghost talk with small town scenes as a resident recalls seeing a pale figure near Parkview Church and a steeple turning moment. The narrator’s thoughts drift from ghosts to family chores and church fundraising while awaiting bedtime.
Mysterious Murder in Maxton Tied to Old Outlaw Bloodline
A violent shooting in Maxton Robeson County ends with Jim Lowry son of outlaw Steve Lowry dead after a confrontation with McQueen a known white trader. Authorities say Lowry killed to avenge his father and McQueen surrendered. Bodies taken to Lingberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane
N.C
Maxton
Robeson County
Andopea
Tia
Sole Necro
Jim Lowry
Steve Lowry
Papa McQueen
Lowry
McQueen
Sim Lowry
McCraven
Ronton Tidlinns
Fragmented current news items gathered from the era
A jumble of brief notes: a woman awarded a philosophy doctorate by University of Minnesota type setting, mentions of a Mrs Frank Leslie, a secretary in Massachusetts, and a Vilas visit to a New York hotel. Other items note a late Charles Mackay and unpublished works, a 76 year-old Grams and a Chicago firm president death, taxation and real estate assessments, European travel of John Dinelow, a Nice arrest for forgery, a wealthy man spending millions, a murder conviction and death sentence, guarded brides in Connecticut, a farmer’s horse sinking, English syndicates investing in breweries in Chicago New York and St Louis, and global trade implications for the World Fair route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hou John Dinelow
France
Europe
Copenhagen
Benson
Nice
Pisher
Chapleau
New York
Chicago
St. Tyauis
Two Gotham Dromios Dozen Resemblances Between Twin Goldsmiths
The World reports on Meyer and John Goldsmith, twenty three year old twins son of Maurice Goldsmith a tobacconist in New York. Meyer works as head cutter at Jacobs Brothers Broadway tailor shop while John, foreman of a Boston cigar factory, has lived in Boston two years. They describe daily mistaken identity with friends and strangers confusing them in stores and at home, including a mother mistaking John for Meyer and vice versa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
John Goldsmith
Maurice Goldsmith
Miphtieth Street
New York
Meyer Goldsmith
Broadway
Jacobs Brothers
John
Vigar
Boston
New York City
Meyer
World
New York Morning Journal
Marshall Roberts
Willionaire Marshall O. Roberts
Powderly Boys
Enemy
Pennsylvania
Peculiar Train Accident Involves Leaping Cow On Georgia Pacific
On Conductor Wolf's Georgia Pacific No. 53 near Linden two men waited as a cow, struck by the locomotive pilot, leaped onto the thundering train and fatally pinned a fellow worker. The injured survivor—Claude Huston—was removed to a Clarksville doctor, suffering head and body wounds but not life threatening. Huston, aged nineteen or twenty, is the son of a Clarkaville physician. his parents will soon come for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stricktnod
Albert Hngh
Chet
Albert
Thave
Timne
Wolf
Georgia Pacific
Birmingham
Aero-T Herald
Linden
Neo
Pace
Teo
Claude Huston
Clarkaville
Gable
Costly Necklace and Paris Jeweler Trend Mentioned
The piece notes a wealthy brewery family, a wife ordering an elaborate diamond necklace costing up to 250000, and Parisian trends with towers of silver and diamond tops. It also recounts a school case in San Francisco with $5000 back pay, and John Most's bail in New York pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mneland
New York
Guinness
Vieler
Te Perish Brewinge Fieraily
Milly
Paris
Popusar
Sebonat
John Most
Court of Appeals of
Love Poem and Random Notes From a Long Letter
A fragmentary column mixes a sentimental love poem recalling a lost romance with brief anecdotes and quoted lines. It includes a dated reminiscence about a former lover and a humorous anecdote about Sir Henry Knight, a hot day interview, and a note about Marshall Roberts' wealth.
Musical Instruments Sale Ad at Coumbim Street
Plajow nod Oren presents a piano and organ sale featuring Sterling Upright Poros from 225 dollars and Allen Vinnos from 200 dollars. Masoods Mamdin Uyriche Pine and Masco & Yambo Organs are advertised with six year guarantees and fifteen day trial periods. Sterling and other brands claim quality touch and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Trump
Melis Street
Coumbim
Wells Pikes
Allen Vinnos
Masco & Yambo
Nove
Sterline
Gibb es Firm Name Change Notice
Notice hereafter shows W U Gibb es interested in any business to be conducted under the firm name of W I Gibb es, Jn & Co W Gibb es Jn. this indicates a change in business association and branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. U. Gibbes
W. I. Gibbes
Jn & CO
W. . Gibbiss
Woo. Gibbes, Jn
W. Hf
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Liebig
Peru
Allen
Mississippi
Congress
Billy Mason
Llingia
Chamberlin’s
Tuble
Hill Brown
Dali
Brown
Bill Brown
Menantiog
Iemors
Jefferson Davie
Ley Asmley
Southland
MD Veereseerad
Atares
Paige
Caratgnma Stoav
Chive
Caroli Grbeyes
Adeeb
Crete
Abbuerss
Varina
South
Vitel
Winchester
Spain
Harrison
Bill
Howe
Mader
Samuel
Tod
Parkview Church
Andre Wan
Trident
Sue
Greel
Wade
Beltroy Wiseman
Searth Careolina
Tei
Phere
Frank Leslie
Karin Postin
The
Universy Koontestnnyr . Y of
Mies Pradhdon
Jon Brown
Harper’ Peres
Vilas
Coraver Clevelingd
Charles Mackay
Toot of Witter
J. Ih. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Grams
Chicago Trinaine Company
Texten
Ulingis
Savannah
Periie C. Whitney
Josephine Ward
Deat
Dink
West Haven
Conn
Phe
Gusa
Martinsburg
Via County
Gotham
Run
Roselivol
Magerland
Ble
Weelin
Kennedy
Taarin
Supreme Court
Air Meury
Henry Knight
London
Grand Pacific Bilbary
Mienry
Chicago Herald
TSE
Lars
Nicks
Bhacul
National Wediewl Association
Dr. Ranlaces
Mith
Iony
Bolioes
Bool Graekiers
Bayie
MLD
Andy Mare
Sofort
Devitt
Parker
Langley Brothers
King BT
L. l. LY
Guakad
Rick Ilandacho
Constipation Vno
Drigewistanal Mechants
TUE
Avner
Reo Dov Mitinr
Porinuhuru
Plajow Nod Oren
Healeo Mireur Notham
Sian
Perecireulies
Jersey Flats
Paw Coe
Barry Boaco
Anoustra
TRY
Jersey
Barfilamville
Dersey Gattle
Hon
Mike
Cas
Young Jersey
Laweshans
Mreton
Vira
Gilder
Tane Wilner
John A. Willis
West Gervats Sheer
Vina
Inirtan
Tkass Kr
Palseng
Loas
Por
Murray Co
Columbia, & CL
Howard & Willett
Aiytuste, Ga
Bragfiels
Saul
Sre
Bradheld
Atueters
Haines
Terry
Nashville
Tan
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