Palmetto Troops Prepared for Indefinite Border Stay
The South Carolina National Guard, based at Camp Owen Bierre, is issued extensive winter equipment for border defense. Stoves, wood, overcoats, and tents are provided while officers receive upgraded quarters. Col. Wright earns high praise for leadership during the Las Cruces hike and brigade discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina National Guard
Owen Bierre
Paso
Palmetto
Sibley
South Carolina
Morton
Roger Williams
Kentucky
Las Cruces
N. M
National Guard
Army Aviation School
Col
W. K. Wright
R. C. Jeter
Fort Bliss
Ysleta
Carolina
el Paso
Elephant Bulle Dam
Mexico
G. C. Bailey
Smyth Rifles
Pelzer
Seventh United States Infantry
Mort. Bliss
Olcott King
Connecticut National Guard
Maj. Cox
Florida National Guard
New Mexico
Wright
Michigan
Col. Wright
Palmetto Brigade
Ufe
Sam
New Enterprises Chartered In South Carolina
Several new businesses received charters with stated capitals. The Overland Greenville Company is capitalized at $5000 and lists J B Austin and A C Austin as petitioners via Moran & Co of Sumter seeking general mercantile operations. The Calhoun Auto Sales Company Of St Matthews is chartered for $10000 with FE M uPre as president treasurer and 8 Monteith as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Enterprises
Overland Greenville Company
J. B. Austin
A. C. Austin
Moran & Co
Sumter
W. Moran
P. Moses
Calhoun Auto Sales Company
St.Matthews
M. uPre
Monteith
Government appointments and county notices listed
Gov Manning appoints Morris J M Peavy and Henry M Mims as 48 rural policemen for Clarendon county First Lieut John G Pittman medical corps authorized to organize a sanitary detachment with Coast Artillery battalion The Colored Agricultural Mail Association of Denmark commissioned with capital 2500 petitioners listed Carlton W Sawyer comptroller general appoints John S O'Brien Charleston as chief clerk to succeed J P Whaore resigned O'Brien had been bookkeeper for a year Gov Manning also appoints J J Brabham probate judge Bamberg county to succeed J P Harmon deceased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Mr. Morris
J. M. Peavy
Henry M. Mims
Clarendon County
John G. Pittman
Medical Corps
W W Moore
Adjutant General
Battalion
Coast Artillery
Colored Agricultural Mail Association of
Denmark
J. D. Jenkins
W. W. Carter
R. W. Wroton
J. S. Nimmons
Carlton W. Sawyer
John S. O'Brien
Harleston
J. P. Whaore
Mr. O'Brien
Gov. Manning
J. J. Brabham
Bamberg County
J. P. Harmon
de Coasad
Manning Accepts Plan Of Agents Assembly
Gov Manning endorses a nine member committee to draft fire insurance legislation for South Carolina with the insurance commissioner as chair. Nine appointees from counties including Pinckney Charleston Purman Greenville Koln Georgetown Grist York plus McMaster to lead the commission met in Spartanburg to finalize an insurance code plan. The group will report to the general assembly in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Manning
South Carolina
Lawrence M. Pinckney
Charleston
A. C. Purman
Greenville
August Koln
the. Praser
Georgetown
S. M. Grist
York
I. H. McMaster
Tle
Insurance Commissioners of
Spartanburg
R. I. Manning
TH. McMaster
George Ek
Laney
Chesterfield
D. D. Morse
Sumter
Bright Williamson
Darlington
J. D. Carris
J. W. Gaston
Startanburg
A. G. Furman
Ki. P. McCravey
Easley
Creamery Organized at Orangeburg
Stockholders met at the courthouse to organize the Orangeburg creamery. Directors elected include W. J. Atkinson, W. Pletcher Petcow, IL Glover, Frank C. Bryant, Jerome B. McMichael, Prederiey Schiffley, Dr. Lawrence, R. Sims, and J. Leroy Dukes. Company to be named Orangeburg Creamery with capital of 5000 dollars subscribed.
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Orangeburg
Big Force Works State Highway Improvement at Carne's Cross Roads
Work crews engage at Carne's Cross Roads to upgrade 44 miles of the state highway to first class condition by Christmas, aiming to provide Charleston and Columbia a smooth automobile route. At Holly Hill the link is actively pushed, while Charleston plans a large business volunteer day on November 22 to assist with the effort.
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Charleston
Columbia
Holly Hil
Chester Farmers Organize National Farm Loan Association
The Chester National Farm Loan Association forms as a preliminary group with officers T. J. Cunningham president Jesse H W Hardin vice president Marion secretary treasurer We G White W Holmes Tlarden and W A Cadden loan committee. No charter yet. federal land banks must organize first, likely months away.
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Chester Farmers Organize
Chester
Chester National Farm Loan Association
T. J. Cunningham
Jesse H W. Hardin
Mr. Marion
We. G. White
W. Holmes Tlarden
W. A. Cadden
Federal Land Banks
SC Editors Eye Paper Mill Relief Amid Shortage
An informal conference of South Carolina newspaper editors and publishers in Columbia discussed a looming paper famine and possible relief. Plans include forming a cooperative mill, elevating paper production, and raising newspaper prices if contracts remain scarce. Members and local officials outlined steps and a November 10 meeting to formalize actions.
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J. B. Kocher
Columbia
H. J. McLaurin
Sumter
South Carolina
Louisiana
O. K. Williams
Rock Hill
J. L. Mims
Edgefield
W. J. Erwin
Chester
South Carolina Press Association
Coker
Hartsville
Accident Ends Life Of Locomotive Engineer In Columbia
Herbert M. Rowell, a Columbia locomotive engineer, was shot through the heart at his home and died about 15 minutes later. The pistol, a .32 calibre Iver Johnson loaded with steel jacketed bullets, was fired accidentally during a playful struggle over the weapon with his wife.
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Columbia
Herbert M. Rowell
Johnnson
Rowell
Cotton Mills Increase Wages in South Carolina
Laurens and Poinsett Mills raise wages by 10 percent affecting about 700 workers. Also noted are a violent storm in Greenville, a blind student from Laurens wins at Atlanta, and various regional notices from Orangeburg to Newberry.
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Greenville
Laurens Cotton Mill
Laurens
Poinsett Mill
South Carolina
Grove's The Old Standard Tonic Advertisement
A vintage ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims benefits for liver function malaria defense blood infusion and overall system strength, priced at 50 cents.
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Grove
Educated Rooster Wins Attention At Fairs
A six pound Burred Plymouth Rock named Splazerluktum, hatched last May, owned by Br. i. Bennett of Hartford City, drew high praise at fairs and sparked a $100 offer. His rival Spizzerinktum also trains as an educated fowl riding a wagon seat with eight boys as steeds in the centennial parade at Hartford City.
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Plymouth
Br. i. Bennett
Hartford City
Indianapolis News
Cuticura Comforts Baby And Clock Ownership Dispute
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for infant care promising instant relief and sleep after a bath with hot water and Cuticura Soap. A separate Cornwall item reports a court case over an eight day clock with the judge remarking to the party You got the clock and the defendant asking What do I get.
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Dept. L
Boston
Cornwall
Element of Uncertainty in State Race
A senator jokes about hiring a walkover in the upcoming election. He quips that his state may be pro this election but is unsure which candidate will be walked on, reflecting political speculation and uncertainty.
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Sorghum
Green dresses of trees and sleepy colonies quoted
In quirky dialogue the speaker notes trees wear beautiful green dresses in summer and questions winter. The text bizarrely mentions a 1 square mile colony with a population of BS80,005,085 and cites Alabang as a top southern state mineral producer while South Africa plans a revived diamond industry.
Vanishing Trick Dinner Challenge Witnessed
Two friends of a famed magician watch as he claims broad abilities beyond stage props. The scene unfolds over dinner with a dare to make the steak Brussels sprouts and sandwich vanish in moments.
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Leun
Goose and the Golden Egg Myth Recalled in Quotation
A fragment recalls a fable line about a man who killed a goose guarding the golden eggs. The speaker suggests the bird’s gifts of mere metal, not eggs, may have provoked hunger and resentment. The exchange hints at weighty motives behind a rash act.
A Lover of Truth and Copper Mines in North Dakota
A fragment mentions a lover of truth denying a George Washington endorsement and notes a call for American capital to develop copper mines. North Dakota has $64,000,000 in school endowment funds set out for growth, with a warning to remember those who wrong our neighbors.
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North Dakota
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by grateful women
Letters from Mrs. Mayor Aspaca Lawton A L McCasano and Mrs B M Oscoon recount relief from displacement ulcers headaches and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They credit renewed health and urge others to seek the remedy. The notice invites women to write Lydia Pinkham for confidential advice.
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North Crandon
Wis
Lydia Ki
Pinkham
Aspaca
Lawton
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. L. McCasano
Lydia , Pinkham
Massachusetts
Noxbury
Mass
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Tam
B. M. Oscoon
Moyne Park
Roxbury
Feds
Lydia
Lynn
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F. H. McMaster
Big Force Works
R. C. Wright
A. B. Jordan
Dillon Herald
Tobert Osteen
The
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J. H. DeCamp
Gaffney Ledger
Chester Reporter
Edgefield Advertiser
Wigtall Cheatham
Edgefield Chronicle
J. J. Hamel
Kershaw Era
Harold C. Booker
Spartanburg Journal
Oc Withers
State
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Lila Moora
Atlanta
Home National Bank of Lexington
Alfred J. Cox
Bethune
Mr. Watson
President Wilson
Commissioners of Agriculture Stroyved
Mi. South
Cuticura
Alabang
Amon
South Africa
North Carolina
Talis - Johnson
Doan
Ana
Abywan
Foster-Milburn CO
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Home Remedy
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Health For
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