Tariff Debate and Market Outlook Across the South and Nation
The piece argues the protective tariff as a central political issue since the Civil War. It notes Louisiana sugar planters pushing high duties on sugar, Florida urging protection for peanuts, and California lemons facing foreign competition. It explains how tariffs impact cotton, manufacturing, and overall economic recovery, urging patience and optimism as markets adjust and trade resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
South
Florida
Canada
United States
California
Gaid
Sam
Europe
America
Liverpool
Global deflation crisis and fragile recovery outlook
The piece argues that a worldwide deflationary trend has collapsed commodity prices across sugar, wheat, corn, wool, and cotton, harming Cuban planters and leaving Central Europe nearly bare. It depicts a global, synchronized slump with no nation spared, yet hints at a brighter day ahead as signs of recovery emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lees
Cuba
Europe
Mob Drags Man From Court in Tylertown Killing
In Tylertown Mississippi on November 23 Harry Jacobs a Black man on trial for an incident involving a white woman was dragged from the courtroom by a mob after doors were forced open. The victim was tied to an automobile and dragged to Magee Creek Bridge where he was hanged and shot. Cleveland Strange was wounded, rushed to a hospital in McComb, and is reported in critical condition. The mob disrupted court and released no restraint as it carried out the fatal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tylertown
Miss
Harry Jacobs
Magee’s Creek Bridge
Cleveland Strange
Jayess
Strange
McComb
Ben Jacobs
Jacobs
Mac and Jackson
Georgetown man charged with passing drafts and checks
Georgetown reports B. M. Jon alias H. S. Spangler arrested on charges of passing drafts and checks drawn on Fisheries Products Company of New York Wilmington and Baltimore and W H Pierce and Company Chadbourn NC. He allegedly victimized several banks and hotels in Georgetown Florence Lake City and other towns while posing as a stocksman for Fisheries Products Company Wilmington NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
B. M. Jon
H. S. Spangler
Fisheries Products Company
New York
Wilmington
Baltimore
W. H Pierce and Company
Chadbourn NC
Florence
Lake City
South Carolina
Virginia
Jones
Fisherie Products Company
Wilmin N. C
Nine Die in Parrish Mine Fire and Explosion
At the Parrish mine nine Railway Fuel Co workers died from burns after a gas explosion as 26 men entered the drift near Double Run Alabama. Three later died in Birmingham hospitals, seven were injured and rushed by special train with surgeons. Rescue teams worked to reach the wrecked section where timbers were torn free. The cause is yet undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Parrish
Railway Fuel Company
Jasper
K. A. Rochelle
George Bell
H. Kyles
Reuben Phillips
Lee Chamblee
R. F. Chapman
Charles Lamb
John Jordan
Fuel Company
Western business men seek early trade revival across cotton belt
Florence Daily Times reports Walter J. Johnson of the Florence Chamber of Commerce on a tour through Oklahoma Kansas and Texas noting hundreds of acres of unpicked cotton due to high picker wages. He says crop timing labor costs and credit restrictions hinder activity but expects trade to resume with renewed vigor once liabilities are settled and demand rebounds. He cites optimism among bankers and industrials including a New York financier.
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Florence
Carolinas
Oklahoma
Texas
Johnson
Kansas
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Tlinois
New York
States of the Union
Return of Mr Johnson and Mr Alderman From Auto Meet
Mr Johnson returns with Mr D Alderman Jr from Chicago where they attended the national association of automobile men in Washington. The passage notes merchants delaying product markets and not rushing stocks, signaling cautious business posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
D . Alderman, Jr
Washington
Chicago
I J
National Association of Automobile Men
State departments seek large increases for 1921 budgets
Columbia moves reveal fifteen state agencies plea for total 4 799 815 against 2 703 866 this year. major rises include education 2 050 650, university 465 154, penitentiary slight gain, agriculture 135 940, and an enlarged building program at several institutions. budget commission to hear all requests before compiling 1921 plan. Misbranding crackdown targets orangeade labels not resembling real oranges.
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Columbia
Budget Commission
Tax Commission
Tax Board of Review
Commissioner of Agriculture
State Electrician
Capitol
State
John de la Howe Industrial Schools
School For the
Deaf and Blind
Cedar Spring
State Medical College
State Board of Fisheries
University
Citadel
State Department of Education
Citrus black fly threat prompts shipping disinfects
The citrus black fly, an insect pest attacking many plants in Cuba, the Bahamas, Jamaica, Canal Zone and other tropical fruit countries, is becoming so noxious that the Agricultural Department is considering disinfecting all shipments from those countries.
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Cuba
Bahamas
Jamaica
Canal Zone
Agricultural Department
Notice forbidding trespass on lands under control
All persons are forbidden to trespass on any manor lands or lands under control including fishing hunting hauling straw wood or other materials. Violations will be prosecuted under South Carolina statutes. 1125 4t. C. C. Hay
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South Carolina
Hay
Don’t Neglect Coughs and Colds in Old Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts horehound mullein and tar as essential ingredients to curb coughs and colds. It warns neglecting colds can lead to influenza pneumonia and serious complications, noting these ingredients are combined with other helpful additives to form a celebrated remedy.
Murray's Horehound Mullein and Tar trust in relief
Murray's Horehound Mullein and Tar is praised for instant relief and pleasing taste. Dosing guidance asks customers to use Dr Hilton's Life for the Liver and Kidneys with Murray's Horehound Mullein and Tar, produced by Murray Drug Company in Columbia, S C. One hundred fifty tons of ballots stuffed in New York City on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hilton
Murrays
Murray Drug Company
Columbia
5. C
New York City
Wanted column notice near Herald Office
Local want ad seeks country people to try our 75 percent meals at Palmetto Cafe next to the Herald Office. For sale eight young milk cows priced from 75 to 125 dollars each. Contact K L McDonald route 1 Little Rock.
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Palmetto Cafe
Herald Office
K. L. McDonald
Little Rock
Land Auction Notice Near Petersburg and Columbia College
Opportunity to sell land at auction from Atlantic Coast Realty Co. offers one to twenty acres near electric lines in Petersburg Virginia Greenville North Carolina and Columbia College South Carolina Write or call for details Richmond Petersburg and Columbia markets Include five acres for sale by Bethea Mason Box 51 Columbia South Carolina Also a panic era notice of meat price reductions at Dillon Palace Market and a note about uniforms of Mexican generals and diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast Realty Co
Elec- Petersburg
Greenville
Columbia College
Petersburg
Davis &I
Bethea
City of Natives
Dillon
Columbia
M. W. Mason
Lost dog Cushioned by White and Brown Vested Setter
Lost one white and brown castrated bird dog about four years old. Liberal reward will be paid to anyone returning the dog to Weilus Gaddy in Dillon South Carolina R F D No. 4 November 18 2tp.
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Weilus Gaddy
Dillon
S. C
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She Billon Gerald
Conster
B. M. Jones, Alias
Spangler
Murray
Tar
Dillon and Palace Market
Palace Market
The
County Board of Education
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