Bold robberies reported in Columbia by police
Three white men robbed a passenger leaving a Seaboard train at the depot, stealing a diamond stud valued at 175 dollars. A purse theft in a Sumter street crowd netted about 100 dollars. Robbers also struck Germany's store at Branding and Grege streets, taking cigarettes, and J A Gladden reported two tires and a 34 by 4 1/2 inch rim stolen from his car.
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Sumter Street
R. E. Graves
Columbia
Ives
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Taylor Street
Hingon
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J.A. Gladden
South Carolina Cotton Growers Sign on for Coop Marketing Plan
Campaign for signatures to the cot ton cooperative marketing contract is in full swing across South Carolina. President Harry G. Kaminer says progress toward 490000 bales is strong with no opposition and broad enthusiasm. Darlington leads in signed bases as counties rally with widespread meetings and plans to expand cooperative marketing across the belt.
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Cotonn
South Carolina
Harry G. Kaminer
Cotton Growers’ Cooperative Association
Kam 4Mer
Tate
Signa
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Mr. Kaminer
D. Dargan
Kaminer
Senator Hitchcock Proposes Bank of Nations Plan
New York Senator Hitchcock urges a Bank of Nations with $2.4 billion capital to stabilize global trade using an international dollar and US leadership. The plan envisions US holding $1.3 billion of stock, bankers and exporters $200 million, and remaining shares sold to other nations with New York HQ. Directors would issue currency and govern 24 seats.
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Bank of Nations
United States
Hitchcock
Nebraska
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
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Senate
Philanthropist Seeks Speech At Empty Meeting
An ardent giver convened a g00¢ work meeting but only he and a fat reporter attended. He planned to dictate his speech, while the reporter started with a line about a large and respectable meeting. The reporter notes the hall was empty, prompting the philanthropist to insist the description fits him, given his size and status.
Dr Ray F Sox Returns to Baltimore Dental Parlors
The Friends and Patients of DR. RAY F. SOX announce his return to the old Reliable Baltimore Dental Parlors. He is now associated with Dr. Woods and acting as manager, with both doctors available at all times.
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Baltimore
Woods
Cardui Brings Relief to Mrs Williams in Springfield Me
Mrs Williams, wife of a farmer on Route 6, describes long weakness back pain and headaches. After trying Cardui on her husband’s suggestion she improved, felt stronger, slept better, and returned to normal health. She notes many women suffer similar ailments and recommends Cardui.
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Springfield
Esys
Illiame
Why Mr Joe Armstrong Shares RAT-SNAP Success
Celebrated dog trainer Joe Armstrong explains how RAT-SNAP eliminated rats around his kennel in three weeks. He notes dogs avoided the bait and recommends the product to friends. Sold by Lexington Pharmacy and Harmon Drew Company with a money back guarantee.
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Har‘mon Droz Co
Lexington
Lexington Pharmacy
Harmon Drew Company
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