Law Makers of Palmetto Star: Legislation Update
Columbia reports detail concurrent resolutions inviting Governor Wilson to address the General Assembly. Dispensary, county creation, highway commission, warehouse system, and school examinations bills advance in the Senate and House while vetoes and bond issues shape the session. Major names include McCown McGowan and Carlisle.
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Columbia
South Carolina General Assembly
McCown
McGowan
Stevenson
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
General Assembly
Carlisle
Jasper County
House
Sewate
Hampton
Beaufort
Joint Assembly
J. J. Lucas
Society Hill
E. M. Blythe
Greenville
Citadels Board of Visitors
Ways and Means
State Park
Senate
Mose H. Mobley
Crosson
State Highway Commission
J. B. Green
Marlboro
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On
Lutheran Female College Site Selections Considered in Columbia
The committee choosing a site for a Lutheran female college in South Carolina met in Columbia to review offers from several cities. Land and cash endowments were presented. The panel adjourned to March 5 to pick a site and will inspect proposals in the interim.
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Lutheran Female College
South Carolina
Columbia
Lutheran Publication Building
South Carolina Senate Debates Agriculture Plans and Police Reform
The senate discusses farm cultivation efforts led by L N Harper of Clemson College and Tyrone Gregg, urges investigation of agricultural conditions, and considers third reading bills including Rainsford on rural police and Gasque amendments to code of laws.
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L. N. Harper
Clemson College
Tyrone Gregg
Neuer
Cress
Ait Sodbett Stach
Cregg
Harper
Moco Steels
Senate
House
Rainsford
Ecgefield County
Gasque
South Carolina
Destructive St George Fire Destroys Stables and Homes
A disastrous blaze began in the livery stable of N. G. Lennard behind the Methodist church on Staysor street. The fire quickly ate two adjacent two story buildings recently purchased by Lennard and, aided by a brisk westerly wind, spread to a large two story dwelling owned by A. J. Patrick.
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St. George
St George
Redi
N. G. Lennard
Staysor Street
Air Lennard
A. J. Patrick
Dillon Boys Corn Club Sees County Meeting On 1912 Entries
About 50 corn clubbers and nearly as many farmers gathered in the Dillon traded school auditorium to perfect plans and enter new members for 1912. Superintendent Do T Auerdach and BL Mertin of the U S Department of Agriculture attended to explain club work.
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Dillon
Do T. Auerdach Theky
BL Mertin
United States Department of Agriculture
The Extreme Quietly Closes The Year In Scorn
A fragment from a column derides a miserly old man dubbed Old Moneybags. The wit notes his long marriage to a pretty wife who later replaced him with a fresh wardrobe and rising FP styled fashions as his end nears.
Fragmented Query Incomplete Phrases Spur Unclear Request
The message contains truncated phrases and unclear references to actions or people. It asks about doubling actions and mentions two men and a female, but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities to summarize a single news item. Further details needed for a proper record.
By Way of Contrast Patron in Restaurant
A brief humorous excerpt from Lippincott's sketches where a patron complains about a long wait for soup and the waiter ribbing him about time. The exchange centers on impatience and a playful jab as the patron compares his experience with the service.
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Mrs Bragg’s Son Sparks Talk of Salt The Earth
In a light exchange Mrs Bragg believes her son is exemplary while a nearby remark counters with playful jibe about his freshness. The banter captures a small domestic moment reflecting neighborhood humor and family pride.
Fruit Growers Urge Cooperation to Boost Markets
Fruit producers urge forming co operative associations to raise grower prices and lower consumer costs. A Kansas State expert notes exchanges like the California Fruit Growers' Exchange increased output, while managers route shipments to balanced markets. A Kansas example, Wathena in Doniphan County, shipped apples and berries by the carload. Barrels and crates, purchased cheaply, support a steady brand and higher standards.
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California
Albert Dickens
Kansas Agricultural College
Denver
Kansas City
Kansas
Wathena Association
Doniphan County
Farmers form cooperative blacksmith shop in Vast Trov Wisconsin
Seventy farmers in Vast Trov Wisconsin banded together to form a Cooperative Blacksmith company after local horse shoers union members raised prices by about 25 percent. They subscribed $3,000 in stock, elected officers, and plan a shop with modern machinery to handle all their work.
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Jebor
Vast Trov. Wis
Horse Shoers Union
Fae
Prevent Leaching of Soils in Winter Crops
The article urges farmers to plant winter crops like rye oats and crimson clover to stop nutrient leaching. It notes water carries plant food from bare fields into streams and that winter crops provide cover and organic matter, reducing soil loss and erosion.
Plant More roodstuff this year's drovalt lesson
Fragmented OCR text discusses planting and prices of cotton with unclear examples and nonsensical phrases. The readable parts mention lessons about planting and economic conditions, but lack coherent details or names.
Co Operative Butter Makers Plan Cooperative Success
The North Iowa Dairy Improvement association forms to standardize cream quality and promote uniform butter production. They aim to reject low grade cream, guarantee 92 plus scores, and secure large scale contracts to raise prices and simplify shipping for member creameries.
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Orange Judd
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Northtawa City Improvement Association
North Iowa Dairy Improvement Association
Barrett Urges Farmers Union to Think Relentlessly
Charles S. Barrett counsels Farmers Union officers and members to judge candidates by past records and sincerity rather than charms. He warns against promises that cannot be kept and urges voters to think as businessmen, avoiding sentiment and hot air in approaching campaigns.
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Farmers’ Union
Zein
Sheep Care Outlook Highlighting Dry Fleece and Feet
For sheep keepers this season, emphasize dryness of fleece and feet. Provide dry quarters during wet weather to prevent disastrous outcomes and ensure smooth handling of the flock.
Keap Garten Clean Mystery Phrase
Fragmentary text mentions cleaning the garden and a coded line about a nest. No clear persons or organizations are present. The readable items suggest a gardening theme and a cryptic note, but specifics are unresolved.
Unclear Text Summary Of A Fragment
The readable lines describe an unsigned fragment noting a web or site task. Key specifics, names, dates, places, or actions are missing. The piece reads like a rough OCR sample with fragmented phrases and no coherent event or subject to summarize.
Words of Wisdom Quotes From History Figures
A collection of maxims on human nature and behavior from philosophers poets and rulers. Notable lines discuss habits and political wisdom as well as reflections on humanity and mortality. The anthology includes Aristotle Hippocrates Plato Pindar Marcus Aurelius Sophocles Pythagoras and a tale about Philip II of Macedon and his servant's提醒.
Truth in Plain Clothes Says Moral Truths for Life
Ram's Horn warns that money alone cannot bring riches and that truth endures. It critiques hypocritical preaching and notes tobacco harms others while condemning double standards. The piece underscores love of neighbor and living consistently with faith in Christ.
Rural butter competition pits creamers against rivals
G W Patterson notes farmers and cooperatives in Cresimenes face slowing sales as butter makers compete for patrons. Price pressures and shifting cream supplies drive tensions between suppliers and rival sellers in a crowded market.
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G. W. Patterson
Cannot Afford to Drink Ends in Regret and Resolve
A brief reflection on choosing sobriety over continual expenditure and personal consequence. The speaker notes money spent on drinking weighs heavily, while escaping the cycle requires commitment and repentance for past acts.
Fragmentary note hints at prescription details
Incomplete text references a prescription or medical instruction with unclear dosage and author initials. The legible bits suggest a medical context but fail to provide concrete names, dates, or actions. The record remains vague due to corrupted OCR.
The Test
Billy jokes about a birthday party while Willie and Lilly discuss the aftereffects of the celebration.
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Billy
Willie
Lilly
Various South Carolina Local News Briefs Highlight Local Affairs
Reports from Greenville Columbia Sumter Spartanburg Charleston Florence and more cover a range of topics. A Greenville receiver appointment for Gilreath Manufacturing. Richland County pension board formation. Rock Hill Cotton acreage reductions. a fatal mill accident. milk supply debates. county government reform talks. Charleston commission government efforts. a Blacksburg burglary arrest. Touristan Convention League in Charleston. Ashley River channel project study. Colleton Bank earnings. Gaffney public building contract. reward placards for White Hall witch tampering. Confederate veteran Captain William Zitman’s death. Shakespeare cipher remark by Dr. Joines’s son.
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Greenville
Andersen
Prince
Fred W. Symmes
Gilreath Manufacturing Company
Columbia
Veterans of
Richland County
Richland County Court House
County Pension Board
David Rabon
Jacob Krimm
Ainsley Monteith
A. R. Brooks
Sumter
Neill O’donnell
Spartanburg
Grace
Duncan Boyce
Duncan Boyce Shledon
Charleston
Board of Health
Florence
Times
Gafney
John Henry Lash
W Ho
D. R. Bird
Blacksburg
United States
George P. Howell
Ashley River
Washington
Howell
Walterboro
Colleton Banking Company
Gaffney
Virginia
Texas
Boston
Cherleston
White Hall
All His Life Wanderer Answers Evasive Questions
A wandering beggar, questioned by a polite lady, admits he does not know his true age or how long he has begged. The exchange underscores mystery surrounding the man and his long life on the streets.
Practical Business Education At University Of South Carolina
A new course in practical business education under Prof Geo McCutcheon at the University of South Carolina Columbia is highlighted as a distinct departure. The program offers economics banking law bookkeeping and accounting along with languages history and sciences to prepare students for business journalism public service or law, with a four year A B degree and a certificate option.
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Columbia
Geo. McCutccheon
University of South Carolina
Bank of Mountville chartered in Laurens County
The secretary of state grants a charter to the Bank of Mountville of Mountville with capital of 25690. Officers listed include J. N. Bryson as president and A. P. Fuller as vice president. A commission is issued to the Home Insurance and Realty Company of Blacksburg with capital 2000. Petitioners named J. F. Kitchen M. H Morrow and Charles Baker.
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South Carolina
New Enterprises
Columbia
Secretary of State
Bank of Mountville
Mountville
Laurens County
J. N. Bryson
A. P. Fuller
M. B. Crisp
M. Fuller
Home Insurance and Realty Company of
Blacksburg
J. F. Kitchen
M. H Morrow
Charles Baker
Harbor Commission Elects New Harbor Master and Warden
The Harbor Commissioners met with Mayor John J. Grace presiding. Reports from standing committees were presented and the election of harbor master and port warden was decided, result ing in Col. Jas. A. Armstrong as harbor master and A. C. Studworth as port warden.
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Harbor Commissioners
Charleston
Board of Harbor Commissioners
John J. Grace
Col. Jas. A. Armstrong
A. C. Studworth
Richland County Teachers Meet in McMaster School
The Richland County Teachers Association held a profitable session at the McMaster school auditorium. President S. M. Clarkson called the meeting to order at noon. Roll call was dispensed with as all county public school teachers are enrolled members. The attendees sang “Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow.”
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Richland County Teachers Meet
Columbia
Richland County Teachers’ Association
McMaster School
S. M. Clarkson
Mayestille Cotton Reduction Plan Gains Wide Support
Reports by S W Raffield show the Rock Till plan to cut cotton acreage has unanimous backing among local planters both white and Negro. If similar support spreads across the cotton belt, a substantial acreage reduction is expected this year. one of the state’s heaviest planters in this area hesitated to reduce their acreage.
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Texas
Chicago
Mayestille
S. W. Raffield
Peraters
Nzs
Ocs
Janey
Vaccination for Typhoid Fever Aimed at Soldiers
A medical discovery on typhoid vaccination shows promising results. The government makes vaccination compulsory for all officers and enlisted men who have not had typhoid, marking a potentially far reaching public health advance.
Manchester mill strike ends in one year truce
The Manchester mill operatives have settled their dispute over non-union labor with a one year truce. Union leaders opposed the rank and file action while factory owners claim a victory. Across Britain, alarm grows over a threatened coal miners strike that could affect about 900000 people.
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Manchester
England
Cott
Dr. Broughton Leaves for London Pastorate
Rev. Dr. Len G. Broughton, famed Southern Baptist preacher and pastor of a distinctive Atlanta church, has accepted the pastorate at Christ Church in London England. His departure represents a serious loss to the South's religious life and to our section.
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Len G. Broughton
South
Atlanta
Christ Church
London
England
Broughton
Getting Into Hard Soil
The article argues traction farming outperforms horse powered plowing for deep soil work. It notes deep plowing and subsoil packing yield better crops, and that engines reach deeper cuts than horses, with lower costs overall.
Monopoly Controls Food Packaging Materials
The two-trust monopoly supposedly dominates all machines for paper patties and container production. A new destructible bottle design will require disposal and replacement with every use, making single use milk and liquid bottles, butter and oyster containers, and other packaging common. This could raise living costs across goods.
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Assembly
Judge Et Chambers
Ois Senate
Tefer Cints
Public Service Corporation
Side
Epps
Cedar Swamp
Stewart
Rock Hil
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Gill
Rembert
Seneres
Lawsor
Lexington County
Richland
Lexington
Beamguard
D. L. Smith
Pensin
Turnbull
Merkeley
Bamberg
Colcton
Porchester
Clarendon
Williameburs
MicDow
York County
Hamilton
Union County
Moore
Sips
Abbeville
Prof
Dickens
Blacksmith Co-operative Company
Wisconsin
Farmers Educational and Co-Operative Union of America
Barrett
Charles S. Barrett
Cnioen City
Skelter
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Carolina
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St Francis Xavier Infirmary
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