Spinners Will Fight Association in Southern Cotton War
A Sun era article reports President Harvie Jordan calling farmers to Asheville on September 6 to back a minimum price for 1904 cotton. Foreign spinners demand a price drop to crush the Southern Cotton Association and deter farmer protests as mills consume vast output. farmers vow to stand firm to force the world to pay fair prices. The Southern press is urged to editorialize in support as farmers organize nationwide to defend the staple.
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Harvie Jordan
Asheville
London
Gland
Southern Cotton Association
Asteville
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South
ST Sta Vke
Jlnners
Associaton
Monticello
Conditions in Cherokee report on dispensary closure impact
Letter from Yorkville Enquirer discusses sharp drop in whiskey use after the dispensary was closed in Cherokee. The writer cites fewer drunks, less mayor's court activity, and improved family welfare, arguing the dispensary fueled drunkenness and that its removal reduced illegal whiskey selling to near disappearance.
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Yorkville Enquirer
Yorkville
Gaffney
Bell Urges York County Vote Against Dispensary Evil
James B. Bell of Gaffney warns in a letter that whiskey shipments to Gaffney are far larger than dispensary patrons, calling for York County residents to vote out the dispensary. He argues non-patrons receive most shipments and notes his background as city attorney and U.S. commissioner.
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Gaffney
Sam
York County
James B. Bell
Gaffney, S. C
Bell
Yorkville
United States
Ed Enquirer
Parson’s Quote On Age And Women In Local Appeal
The piece quotes a parson remarking on age and women as speaking terms, noting troubles women face as large and unresolved. It mentions Cordelia and a mint misreference, then reports a kidney complaint case: A L Davis of Mt Sterling Indiana benefited from Foley's Kidney Care after two bottles. sold by Derburk Pharmacy.
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A. TL. Davis
Mt Sterling
Foley
Iderburk Pharmney
Fragmented Text About Incomplete Meeting Notes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and a cabin day with ornate design. It references an event or meeting with possible participants including Niel Writ and GeTity HE Laknaser, but the text is incomplete and unclear on dates, places, or outcomes.
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