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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1904

Page

4

North Carolina lawyers jailed after judge contempt claim

Three Lumberton lawyers Kerr Southerland and Carroll were jailed in Robeson County after judge Peebles faced drunkard allegations. Affidavits allege Judge Peebles was drunk, prompts contempt proceedings held in Lumberton with fines and five to ten days jail. Sheriff McLendon served warrants Sunday night.

Conriee Wiamugtion S.C W. Kerra R. OC. Suriland Clinton Cob, Ord Warsaw Robeson County Sheeith McLendaos Ord BR. B Verbles Lumberton Lawyars Kerr Southerland Carrol Connor Dude Ferguson Ed Habeas Carpis Prueces

Bermuda Grass Pros and Cons in Southern States

A Southern Wave Magazine excerpt reviews Bermuda grass growth across Tennessee to Virginia, noting tall, luxuriant stands, winter resilience limits, and value for hay and soil protection. It warns of grazing interference, notes rarity in some latitudes, and highlights a mixed impact on tillage and pasture use.

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Contempt Fined in Ruleley Nodt May 31 Case

A Yorkville Enquirer report notes Paniels fined for contempt of court amid proceedings linked to an Atlantic and North projection. mentions Nad Wired amid court actions and an appeal strategy. Also covers a separate tragedy of a one year old boy in Yorksville dying from alcohol overindulgence, with parents accused of giving whiskey, and a physician's attempts to revive him unsuccessful.

Ruleley Mize Barnell Daninis Tila News Ain Tabhuos Phe News and Observer Dirhaar U.S Thrash Shitilos Atlantic Danichs Myr Lucus Yorksville de W.G. White Little Fellows Yorkville Enquirer

King’s New Discovery touted in dubious 19th century ad

An old newspaper clipped ad extols King’s New Discovery as a universal cure all for lung and throat ailments and consumption. It claims dramatic results after brief use and lists distributors including Ceuwhard Bros and Fandortail Pharmacy. The piece also references a Russian citizen and a Pennsylvania court ruling in a chaotic mix of text.

Foley Hidey Widder Mel Rland Bentorville Ceuwhard Bros J. F. Mackey & Co Fandortail Pharmacy

Severe drought grips eastern counties with scattered showers

A weather report notes a dry week with temperatures near normal in parts and limited showers overnight the 20th. Drought worsens on the coast, described as the worst in 106 years in some areas, with wells sirens and crops suffering. Low stands from late plantings, worms and heat affect cotton and corn. cultivation continues and some fields show slight color improvement.

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Electric Bitters A Miraculous Cure Claim

Mrs B O Newson cites three years of indigestion stomach and bowel pain with death seeming near before trying Electric Bitters. She reports immediate improvement and full recovery, praising the remedy for liver kidney stomach and bowel issues. Sold by Crawford Bros I Mackey Co and Penderbark Pharmacy.

8. O. Newson Doe Citor Crawford Bros. Je I. Mackey & Co Punderbark Pharmacy

Long Staple Upland Cotton Production Rise

Washington May 20. A Department of Agriculture report led by physiologist Herbert J Webb estimates U S production of long staple upland cotton near 105000 bales. The study says this cotton can meet demand for fine spinning and that varieties can extend widely with lengths from 1 to 15-16 inches.

Washington Department of Agriculture Herbert J. Webb United States Los

Red Ants Slay Bell Weevil In Cotton Fields

Report from San Antonio states red ants have slaughtered bell weevils in cotton fields as dead pests litter rows. Ants carry the bodies away by thousands while crops near Boal Wick pockets await implications for local agriculture and taxes.

San Antonio Box

Remington Typewriters Promoted for Lancaster Market

Frank I. Jones of Charlotte writes May 24 urging interest in Remington typewriters and related goods. He notes a wide stock and invites demonstrations, mentioning new models and a catalog offer to potential buyers in the Lancaster area. He references standard brands and appeals to dealers and customers to contact for prices and options.

Frank I. Jones Charlotte N.C

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