Local notices and society items from Cedar Creek township
Cedar Creek township features 250 acres for sale at 750 dollars cash. A rash of community updates includes church pastor Rev R E Tarnipseed, magistrate W M Carnes reporting 650 Mosday fines, and moves by families to local cottages. Local weddings noted: Edgeworth Lowell and Annie Cole on Dec 26, 1904. Robt Neal and Bertha Floyd. J W Threatt and Gertrude Horn. Also listed are meetings, organ purchases, school and farm notes, a drowning of names, and a house fire, with deaths including D G Lanier and other local happenings in late December 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt Neal
J M Neal
Bertha Floyd
K S Floyd
W Homel
Kershaw
Dixie Section
Gills Creek
Cane Creek Townships
WS Langley
Elmtreet
M E Jordan
Langley
Ep ‘Tillman
Jordan House
Jordan
J« L Tillman
J F Helms Haa
J D Taylor
Craigeville
John E Blackmon
Helms Place
West End
C J Menry
Gregory
E Jee
Weil Tog
Ny £ Taylor
Cook
Walter Hough
A. R. Hough
Lillian Bell
Camp Creek
W. M. Darnen
Geo W. Threatt
Jefferson
Gertrude Horn
T. Hunter
Douglas
Irene Swaringen
Banks Reed
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Farmers Convention in Lancaster County Forms Cotton Planters’ Protective Association
A Lancaster county farmers meeting on December 23 formed the Cotton Planters Protective Association to curb cotton prices and reduce acreage by 25 percent. Delegates from each township advocated consolidating state and national resolutions, halving fertilizer use, holding cotton for sixty days, and opposing certain government crop reports. Local lodge Abney No 241 installed officers including Dr L Gregory and J R Hayen with W F Cook acting as steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Jones
Protective Nation
The
Cotton Growers’ Protective Association
Shreveport
Louisiana
Kershaw Cor
Abney Lodge
No 241
A. Fu
W. Hamel
L. T. Gregory
Weu
J. R. Hayen
L.A. Baker
J.W
R. L. Black‘mon
R. A. Dobson
de. W
Twitty
S Dy
W. F. Cook
Deserved Compliment and Editorial Shifts
Ledger notes fond regard for longtime readers, contrasts with new subscribers, and hints at changes in editorial leadership. It praises Hon. J.B. McDonald as a future circuit judge and comments on the Barnwell court. It reports editor changes at the Southern Christian Advocate with Rev. Wassell elected editor and Rev. Rouge as assistant, along with staffing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. McDonald
Aiken
Avivaence Siica
Negepie
W R. Richardson
Ge. Wassell
AL Rouge
The
Advocate
Water
Policeman Killed in Belmont Park Shooting
Charlotte report states Rural Policeman SF Cole of Belmont Park was shot and killed near a negro church after a quarrel with Will Springs. Nabors, Cole’s son in law, was wounded as Springs opened fire after a pistol draw. Springs escaped after Nabors returned fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabors
Hoe
Cole
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J. Mt. Weite
Hivasant Hill
Macken.i
Cedar Creek Township
Rev R E Tarnipseed
W M Carnes
A B
Lindany
Rock Hill
East End
LJ T Bailey
Hart’ County
Georgia
W A Bailey
Edgeworth Lowell
W A Bowell
Annie Cole
A G Cole
Baptist Parsonage
Dr Rice
Presbyterian Church
Katey Organ Co
Philadelphia
G N Bucklen
Episcopal Church
H. 0Mazyck
Mre B .Ashcraft
Monroe
N.C
Misses Miller
WB Cauthen
L. Ju Co
E .Sistare
Heath-Jones Co
Fork Hill
UO Rowell
W M Moore
Nowell
N Sehter
Columbia
Isador Meyer
Miome Hirsch
L Hirsch
Goromia Catoe
G. Franklin Faile
H. J. Baile
Mies Mitchel Catoe
John C. Catoe
Samuel Maddox
Mies Rosie Faile
Uty Ernest Ostoe
Mies
Lois Mungo
Tosil
Ketridge
Igtery
Foley
Haile
H. V. Mungo
Mattiew Lingo
Marshville, NC
Marah
D. G. Lanier
Beaver Creek Church
A. T. Dendy
the Farmers’ Convention
Geo. W. Jones
J. M. Yoder
T. J. Strait
George W. Jones
Cotton Planters’ Protective Association
Ledger
Bell Court
Barnwell
New Sentinel
Waite Steeruds de Stiehe Andeduts
Advacute
Charlotte
Elliott & Crawford
Vivo
Moore & Sowell
Dees
Wan
Cera
Celeryland
J B. Mackorell
Lancaster
County
Bhoel
Dorothy Dodd
E. E. Cloud
Masonic
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