Democratic party reorganization plans outlined for county clubs
The Ledger reports on state party reorganization with details of local clubs electing officers and delegates to county conventions. It describes executive and county committees, nomination procedures, and the timeline from April ward meetings to May county and state conventions. Washington, DC, March 14. The president signed the financial bill today, establishing a void standard as currency basis and authorizing national banks to issue money equal to par value of government bonds.
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Tess Hithee
Ties
Tie Suai
General Assembly
Sam Willee
Elvis
National Democratic Convention
National Democratic Committee
Washington, DC
Thankful Groton Woman Credits Cure To King’s New Discovery
Mrs Adam Hart of Groton South Dakota recounts a battle with a severe cold that progressed to consumption. After four doctors gave up, she used eight bottles of King’s New Discovery for consumption and Coughs and Colds, claiming full recovery. Trial bottles available at Crawford Brothers Drug Store, with guaranteed satisfaction or refund.
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Adam Hart
Groton
Crawford Bro’s
A Day of Pleasure at Forty Acre Rock
A detailed account of a picnic at Forty Acre Rock in South Carolina. The party includes students from Taxabaw Pabernacle Bethlehem Flat Creek and Charleshoro with Chesterfield county guests. They tour the rock, view cascades, the Devil's track, and Rocks house, dine picnic style, and end with couples struck by Cupid.
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Borro
Prent
Celes
Bantary Lotion touted by JFP Man Co in Lancaster
A dubious ad-promises a quick cure claim for a human ailment within thirty minutes using Woolford's Bantary Lotion. The notice cites JFP Man Co and Druggiet in Lancaster, with unclear efficacy and marketing wording.
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Woolford
JFP Man Co
Druggiet
Lancaster
Van Wyck Farmers Struggle Amid Wet Season Delays
The Ledger reports Van Wyck farmers face delays due to persistent wet weather with few plowable days. Labor is plentiful but cotton acreage may barely rise. crops suffer from late freezes and disease while some diversify crops. Rail work shifts to heavy rails as rail company relocates. Local clergy and visitors attend meetings. health issues and a forthcoming church conference are noted along with plans for new select buildings and hall handover.
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van Wyck
Cettean
Woouttian
Mareh QeiLaund Ibis
Telegraph Line Project Promises Local Convenience
The article notes posts along a wire line passing Dr Houstons and Van Wyck will gain a phone for patrons. It mentions a reduction of American troops in Cin from 9,000 to 5,000 amid calls for stable civil government and improved public order.
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Haw
Charlotte
Dr. Houstons
van Wyck
Optimus
Cin
Bleached linen and curtaining sale at bargain prices
Special bargains in bleached Humesk at 25 cents per yard. LACH CURTAINS and CURTAES SCREM. Serim 4 to 10 cents per yard. Curtains 50 cents to 250 per pair. Good quality 3. ets and 4 cents. Best shirting and Indigo prints in full pieces. DUCK REMNANTS 4,000 yards at 5 cents. PERCALES and GINGHAMS new goods. Finest Sea Island percal es at 10 cents. PIQUE WELTS at half price. Short lengths in full case for cents. Drew, Selby & Co. ladies line, patent viet kid Oxford at 85. infants shoes 50 cents.
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Drew, Selby& Co
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