Local Cotton Market and Social News Highlight Lancaster
Cotton sold at 74 cents on the market. Social notices include marriages at the cotton mill and between De Sistare and Hassie Culp. Local figures Owen, Horn of Texas, and visits by Lindsay, Carnes, and Clemson, with town improvements like a shingle machine by Mr Hare. County educators push for full-year schools led by Pleasant Valley Academy and Prof Shurley, with Miss Rena Harris hired as assistant.
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Rey S N Watson
de Sistare
Hassie Culp
Potts Hall
Pleasant Hill Methodist Church
Pleasant Valley
Jobe K Hall
Maud Potts
Dallas O Potts
Estelle Doster
RA Yongue
Walter Hall
Wrennie Harris
Walter Potts
Mikes Bessie Wolfe
Thomas Culp
Ethel Ross
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Pleasant Valley Academy
Shurley
Rena Harris
Tabernacle
Oakhurst
Jones Roads
Secretary Hay reports open door policy gains with China
Secretary of State Hay announced to the cabinet that negotiations with Great Britain Germany France Russia and Japan toward a common open door understanding in China have been very successful. Italy’s response is still awaited, with a favorable answer expected. The statement aligns with AP dispatches and pleases the President and cabinet by promising the US a full role in China’s future commerce.
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Washington
Hay
Europe
Japan
China
Great Britain
Germany
France
Russia
Italy
Associated Press
United States
Aunty Polly Jordan Restored Sight at 107 in Georgia
Fort Valley Georgia reports that Polly Jordan a elderly African American woman aged 107 has regained both sight and hearing after years of blindness deafness and mental decline. Authorities say her mental balance is now fully restored and she lives about two miles from Fort Valley.
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Polly
Fort Valley, Ga
Polly Jordan
New Orleans Cotton Trade Report For Four Months
Secretary Hester of the New Orleans cotton exchange releases a statement showing sight cotton for September through December at 5,591,076 bales, down from 7,725,549 last year and 7,296,533 the year before. Foreign exports for the first four months total 9,568,435 bales, down 1,616,197 from last season. Southern interior markets close December 1 days show 1,898,038 versus 2,059,361 a year ago.
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New Orleans
Hester
Sealord
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