Local notices and community updates from Lancaster area
Mr RL Gong nominates Wimberly as agent at Chester with transfer of office. Heath-Elliott Mule Co seeks $10 000 capitalization. Weather prognostications for 1905 forecast wet months and dry spells. Local events include political, church, and school notices. accidents and injuries. marriages. and business moves in Rock Hill Chesterfield and Camden.
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RL Gong
Thy Southern
Chester
S. C
Wimberly
St. George's
Camden
Heath-Elliott Mule Co
EL. Taylor
Newport
Rock Hill Herald
Maisses Minnie
Maggie Pardue
Capt WH Edwards
Fall River Strike Ends After Mediation by Governor Douglas
The Fall River cotton mill strike ending after six months was settled with Governor William L. Douglas mediating. Workers return to work under a 24 percent reduction with no discrimination. The governor will study margins between cotton cost and cloth selling price and propose a 5 percent dividend on wages through April 1.
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Boston
Mass
Fall River
William L. Douglas
Llonse
Cotton prices and farmers in the cotton trade debate
In a January 16 House speech, William C Lovering argues spinners have absorbed most American cotton, leaving little need for farmers to lower acreage. He predicts farmers will sell regardless of price, that lowering acreage is unlikely, and cotton is not cheap relative to last year. He notes possible weather effects and contends concerted action from farmers is unlikely.
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Burron
House of Representatives
William C. Lovering
Massachusetts
Lovermg
Lam
Sam
W.C. Cc
Notice of office days and book storage by W M Moore
W M Moore, Coupt of Education, announces regular office days on Saturdays and the first Mondays. He will be at his office near L&C depot on other days, with school books kept at both offices and availability any day of the week. dated Jan 16, 1905.
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Mc MC Gardner
Bf Cunningham
Heaton B& M Co
Pashior
First National Bank
Greenwood
Camden
L&c
W M Moore
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