Cuban reciprocity faces tariff aims in Congress
Washington March 31 The long fight over Cuban reciprocity nears end as the 20 per cent tariff bill passes House with party support and a push for a broader 80 per cent cut in a conference plan. Senate talks of brevet promotions and a war-era issue raise legal questions while Christmas’s Denmark bribery claims draw a Washington inquiry. President opposes irrigation clause. cabinet debates German food discrimination and federal canal control.
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Fertilizer sales show heavy early year figures in state
The state reports 1902 fertilizer tax receipts of 64828.55 since January, versus 76950.68 for the same period last year, with total 1901 receipts at 84073.43. Officials note possible underuse or shifting application, while Clemson College benefits from license revenue. Some officials warn farmers may reduce purchases if they better match needs.
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State seeks fertilizer use. Ott Warren body case closed
The State reports farmers waste fertilizer potential while fertilizer sales rise. A letter from J A Berry on Ott, finder of Barton Warren in the Edisto River, argues Warren's capture and conviction. Governor refused a dead or alive reward, declaring the matter closed. Miss Mary Orr is named sponsor for the Confederate veterans at the Dallas reunion.
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Pee Pay One Year In Advance For The Ledger
Reader offer invites paying a full year in advance for The Ledger and receiving Home and Farm at no extra charge for a year. The promotion emphasizes convenience and savings for subscribers seeking home and farm content.
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A Just Judgment for the Lawless
Williamson and two Black men were convicted in Greenwood after a highly publicized trial. Judge Gary sentenced Williamson and Charley Snow to five years at hard labor in the state penitentiary. Anthony Reeder was found guilty of simple assault.
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Hae W's CUEss Weuffer On Handred Dollars Key word
A damaged notice promotes a cure for catarrh with claims about Dr Cheney and partners in Toledo Ohio. It asserts credibility from long acquaintance and offers wholesale druggists as endorsers. The ad touts Haile Family Pills as best.
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