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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1890

Page

4

Borrowing as Alliance Policy and Its Economic Impact

A South Carolina Farmers' Alliance letter argues cash lending beats the old plan of credit with mortgages. It compares $5,000 cash versus loans at 8–10 percent, showing higher savings for members when centralized notes are used. The author urges member solidarity, transparency, and borrowing to boost local prosperity.

A. Meares Farmers’ Alliance Ridgeway Sooda Pepo Alliance Lupe Phil Sam Columbia South Carolina Othors Nasi Hood T. W. Woopwann

Man from Ireland Builds Wealth in South Carolina Trade

John L. Mimnaugh, who arrived in 1878 with little capital, started in Winnsboro and built a large mercantile business in Columbia. He renovated the Agnew block, now busy with trade, and his ledgers show substantial wealth growth from near 1000 dollars to about 125000, illustrating that success is possible in South Carolina with hard work and shrewd dealing.

Palmietto Lorace Greeley America South Carolina John L. Mimnaugh New York Ireland James A. Gray Augusta Mimnated Winnsboro Red Clay Hills Gothia Columbia Agnew Black Mimnaugh Columbia Record

Secret youth society aims to police conduct in town

A Loanoke Virginia publication reports a clandestine youth group in the city vowing to monitor interactions with the opposite sex. Members must expose dissipation and discipline those deemed immoral, with blacklisting and expulsion for offenders or affectionate conduct toward blacklisted individuals.

Organization

Reverend Sam Jones Denies Kentucky Move

The Rev. Sam Jones preached at Dalton Georgia on Sunday and denied plans to move to Kentucky to farm. He said he earns more money than ten bishops in the Methodist Church and would not pursue any such experiment.

Sam Jones Dalton Kentucky Methodist Church

County Meeting Nominations Report From Mine Districts

Reports in Greenville News show 11 of 35 counties unrepresented for March nominations. Delegations split with 30 for March nominations reported, others opposing or uninstructed. Fire trapped miners in South Wilkesbarre mine, eight killed as rescuers perished.

Greenville News Elgeffeld Laurens Marlboro B. RB. Tillman Union Creenville Fairfield Andersen Ester Qolleton Marion Aiken Lexington York Chester Veonee Abbeville Orangeburg Sumser Clarendon Barnwell Florence Charleston Hampton Richland Kershaw Terry Darlington Beaufort Berkeley Geor Xetown Williamsburg Chesterfield Greenville South Wilkesbarre

Nominating Delegates Clash at County Farmers Meet

A heated county farmers meeting at the Court House elected delegates to a Columbia convention. Capt. Geo B Dean was named chairman and Dr R M Smith led a move to nominate a nine member committee. Rival factions and appeals sparked turmoil as Capt J A W Stribling later reassembled another farmers meeting to elect a second slate of delegates.

J. W. Stribling Farmers’ Association Court House Columbia Geo B. Dean R. A. Lancaster R. M. Smith Eber Smith Farmers Association T. I. Moore Capt. Dean Dr. Smith Moore Mr. Moore de. Smith Maj Claude C. Turner Geo. B. Joan Moses Wood James W. Foster J.B.O. Landrum W. CG Wood Elias Smith B.C. Allen M. P. Patton John Dewberry N. L. Bennett JA W. Stribling Capt. Stribling W. Turner T. & Moore E. Mason J. W. Watford J. H. Anderson J. B. Landrum Ses Foster J. M. Lanham J. J. Vernon N. F. Walker C. Eber Smith W. J. Smith A. P. Lancaster L. Anderson Spartanburg Herald

Deathbed of a Viennese Professor Ends in Champagne Farewell

A brilliant Vienna university professor known for psychology lectures died in his sleep after a champagne toast with his wife. Despite warnings of an incurable illness four years earlier he continued his gay lifestyle. The report notes Vienna papers withheld his full name, calling him Herr Professor.

Vienna Philosophical Maer St. Louis Globs-Democrat

Bright's Disease and a Stark Health Cure Ad

A bold medical advertisement touts B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm as a remedy for Bright's disease and related urinary and digestive issues. It cites testimonials from David Runkel of Cullman Alabama J A Maddox of Atlanta Georgia and Thomas Williams of Soddy Tennessee claiming restored appetite relief of pain and full recovery after using the product.

Bright David Runkel Cullman J. A. Maddox Atlanta, Ga Thomas Williams

Chicago Exposition Funding Plea Spreads Across News

A Chicago Times report outlines funding needs for a major exposition project. It cites at least 15 million dollars required with potential 5 million via bonds and possible 10 million US government advance, plus small allocations for exhibits and admissions.

Chicago United States Chicago Times

Mississippi College Prospects Bright After Fire Loss

Bowen of Pickens reports Mississippi Agricultural College reaching 250 students and improving footing due to renewed state support. Fire destroyed barns and stables delaying farm operations, with temporary buildings now in use. President Lee’s remarks corroborate strong prospects for Clemson Agricultural College.

Cal. Bowen Pickens Clemson Agricultural College Suth Carolina Starkville Mississippi Agricultural College Lee Greenville Nova

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