Alliance Meeting Addresses Overproduction and Reform
In Pickens, the Concord Alliance meeting hears Col. Norris outline farmers’ struggles with overproduction and falling prices. He cites census data, education gains, and constitutional changes, urging support for the sub treasury plan to lend money to all and curb banker advantage. Joel H. Miller discusses government ownership of railroads and public good, noting rail costs and deficits.
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Col Norris Talk Encourages Reflection On Knowledge And Markets
A community meeting urged self-education and informed voting citing Hosea and Kings to warn against ignorance. It argued farmers deserve protection and fair prices, contrasting unprotected selling markets with protected buying markets, and warned professionals benefit from a protected sub treasury. The piece ends with a local ad for three fine fat mackerel at Morris's.
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Job Print Opens to White Girls Over 17
Session begins September 26 with graduates promised good positions. Rich county offers two scholarships one valued at 3150,000 session and one for free tuition. First scholarships currently vacant in numerous counties including Abbeville Aiken Anderson Barnwell Beaufort Charleston Clarendon Chester Chesterfield Florence Greenville Georgetown Hampton Horry Kershaw Lancaster Laurens Lexington Newberry Oconee Orangeburg Pickens Richland Sumter Spartanburg York. Competitive examination July 17 at each county courthouse. Address D B Johnson President Columbia SC.
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