Home Made Fertilizers From Columbia Phosphate Company
A new home industry in Columbia South Carolina unfolds with the Columbia Phosphate Company forming under officers W. A. Clark J. C. Haskell Wille Jones T. C. Robertson and others. The firm promotes Granby Ammoniated Fertilizer and Granby Acid Phosphate and plans shipments via Santee Pee Dee rail lines and steamer John McGoog to cut costs and bring fertilizer to planters in the three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Phosphate Company
Giorgia
Carolina
Columbia
S. C
W. A. Clark
J. C. Haskell
Wilie Jones
T. C. Robertson
James Woodrow
J. A. Haskell
G. L. Baker
Girivan
United States
Mielemond
Danville
Granby
Whien Poirot
Norfolk
Sicily
Sattee
Judd Peberanter
Claareston
Pee Pee
Charleston
Stemmer
Pee Dee
Santee
Seaboard
Armonia
Ciiby Merzinger
Bertitizer
John MccGoele
The Value of Money and a Blood Purifier Ad
An array of testimonials extols Botanic Blood Balm as a money saver and cure. Warnings claim poverty makes dollars matter, and readers are told individuals from Webb City to Tyler praise Bo OB and Bo Ob products for ulcers, scrofula, eczema, and rheumatism.
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Botanic Blood Farm
W. CG. McGauhey
Webb City
Arkansas
John MO Davis
Tyler
Texas
Money talkn opera and a cure all drug ad fragment
A fragmented passage cites money talking through opera and Hetle music poverty. It mentions a Deadly Paradlel and The King of Spain with a joke about Ltarrison. Bradfield's Female Regulator is advertised as a cure for irregularities and derangements in women, sold by all druggists.
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Alien
Mississippi
Congress
Billy Magen
Chamberlin
Pali
Tod Manther
Allen
Bali Brown
Jili
Brown
Cnll
Bill Brown
Alwys
Lawtish Bill Crown
Cermanly
Mar Brown
Spain
Ltarrison
Bradfield
Ghosts in the Night Near Fairview Church
A first person account from a resident near Fairview church describes seeing a bright white apparition by a graveyard. The writer recalls a miller returning home with a sack and white hat, fears of ghosts, and reflections on ghost lore, neighbors, and church fundraising.
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Crete
Cougrey
Wight
Geend
Moder
Samuel
Cmd
Fairview
Hall
Aubost
Amy
Aga
Lord Bent
Amie Way
Ray
Mysterious Maxton Murder Sparks Countywide Inquiries
Police probe a late night killing at Maxton in Robeson County. The victim died after a pistol duel near a row of houses as onlookers fled. Suspects include the outlaw Lowry clan and a suspected contemporary actor in the region’s violent feud.
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Maxton
Teleson
Justine Whelieu
Lowry
Righeson
Titeen
Robeson
Medueen
LaAtberton
AeChtern
Kithue
Untitled news items from a mixed 19th century report
A sprawling, garbled collection notes political campaigns in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, European travels of Jehan Biélow, and a Chicago scandal. It mentions Dred Scott, a mysterious Dred Gallineer, and several arrests, with financial and legal details interwoven.
TWO GOTHAM DROMIOS REVEAL TWINS SEEN AS EACH OTHER
Meyer and John Goldsmith twin brothers aged twenty three born in New York City cause constant confusion among friends and coworkers. John once worked as Meyers replacement at Jacobs Brothers in New York while Meyers friend and foreman duties keep him in Boston. They describe frequent mistaken identities and curious family anecdotes about their likeness and mix ups.
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Sue Ots
Lam Serry
Bucy
Tuck
Coles
Ramesh
Meyer
Dota Gohlsmith
Mhcarice Grotdlsmithy
Sir East Miphtieth Street
New York
Mover Goldsmith
Heal
Broadway
Jacobs Brothers
John
Boston
New York City
Jett
Anture
Johnny Meyer
John Goldsmith
Mever
Loin
Kemis
Meyer Goldsmith
World
Teppertoert
Peculiar Accident Involves Train Car and Cow
Five miles west of Limon on Georgia Pacific train No 53 a locomotive struck a toy cow on the track causing a man to be hurled into the air and a bystander to be injured while attempting to aid the animal. The wounded man, Claude Huston of Clarkeville, was brought to the city for treatment as doctors assessed his injuries and the train crew continued to the scene.
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Albert Stricklaund
Feiler
Albert
Tuave
Tomike
Arypsald
Cotmbactor Wolf
Georgia Pacific
Abbott
Weeter
Limon
Sidimer
Gre
Sao
Tel Samarels
Cil
Tina
Eno Tuis
Trantes
Claude Huston
Nivetern
Myenty
Clarkeville
Giadle
Nin
Bos
Costly Necklace and Remarkable Headlines Echo Past
The article recounts a costly necklace valued at 8250 worn by a prominent wife, claims of wealth among certain families, and a Paris jeweler’s display. It mentions fashion, patterns costing 520 600, and mentions of silver towers, domed tops, and color details. It also notes Miss Kennedy’s reinstatement and anarchist John Most's bail set at 500 dollars amid appeals.
Fragmented Verse and Town Gossip From An Old Paper
A jumble of verses about love and memory follows by a anecdote about Sir Henry Kept and a gossiping note on Marshall Roberts and Powderly. The piece blends poems with short, dated society snippets and political rumors of the era.
Untitled Textile Advertisement with Mixed Brands
A fragmented ad lists various brands and products including N W Treer and Me treet items, noting prices from F225 up and S260 up. It mentions organs by Mason & Hania and Eterline Oreons, and references a long service history and factory expenses.
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Allon Prunes
Mason & Hania Organs
Eterline Oreons
Tomar Sa
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Peru
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Nice
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Wimlow
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Supreme Court
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Tlenry Kuteht
London
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Chicago Ierald
Enye
New York Morning Journal
Marshall Roberts
Marshall O' Roberts
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Ationak Wedel
Peia Prese
Wilder
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the Abdul Ike
John AL Willis
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Waonamaker & Murray Co
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Cireulige
Holler & Ande
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Teton Lee
Jersey Flats
Pry J Kersey
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