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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1903

Page

5

Crop Bulletin Reports Heat Dryness And Mixed Crop Progress

The week ending May 25 saw a mean temperature 7 degrees above normal, reaching over 90 statewide and boosting corn and cotton growth. Light showers on the 21st and 23rd occurred with drought effects in central and western counties. corn and cotton stands remain irregular with replanting and moisture shortages. Sea island cotton improves, but overall cotton is small. corn remains variable with pests and replanting ongoing. in the Carolinas and Georgia replanting is common.

Hampton County Kershaw North Central and Western Beaufort County Sea Island Washington The Weather Bureau Mississippi Texas Carolinas Georgia

Mob Lynches Clifton for Killings Near Nowou Ue

In Denver Wyoming May 27 a mob from Gillette lynched King Clifton after battering down the jail door. Clifton, accused of killing John W Church and his wife near Nowou Ue, allegedly confessed April 17 claiming self defense. The bodies were found at the location Clifton indicated.

Denver Qubo Post Newscastle Wyo Clifton John W. Church Gillette King Clifton John Wy Churci Nowou Ue Wheeranel Churcb Church

How He Declined Lady and Doctor Inquiry

Curio of a West Virginia Record item includes a domestic scene about a husband's illness suspected as consumption, with a doctor visiting and a baby tired by his weakness. The note blends quips on nourishment and a series of riddles and jokes from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

West Union W. Va

The Marble Boy and the Gambling Lesson

A small boy amasses marbles courtesy of game play with his mother objecting to gambling as wrong. The boy asks his mother to speak to his father, who supposedly won a silver dish at an engine party and may not mind keeping a few old marbles. Washington Post.

Eloenine Father Ile Washington

Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Colds and Pneumonia Risk

An old clinical claim markets Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for colds and to prevent pneumonia. The advertisement emphasizes its preventive and curative effects and targets general readers seeking cold relief.

Foley

Sully Accused of Benefiting Cotton Planters for 32 Million

In a Jacksonville Times Union critique, Daniel Sully is alleged to have benefited cotton planters to the tune of thirty two million by cornering the cotton market. The piece argues that if Sully or any Wall Street operator raised prices beyond market need, the struggling cotton planter would not gain at all, noting the two sides are only loosely connected by mutual antagonism.

Daniel Sully Sully Wall Street South Jaclsonville North North Carolina Charlotte N.C

Farmers Institutes to be Held in Counties at Clemson

By authority of the Clemson College Board of Trustees rural institutes will be organized in counties that request them. Fifteen farmers must sign and send petitions by June 15 to D. B. New man director Clemson College. Institutes will be named by petitioners and dates set by college. The State Institute convenes at Clemson College from Monday evening August 10 to Friday evening August 14.

Board of Trustees Clemson College Newman Farmers Institutes

Oilcloth care and a political swamp tale

How to clean oilcloth without hot water and polish with bee wax and turpentine. A Georgia boy recounts his father entering politics, with contradictory newspaper gossip about him being a born boss, a stashed boss, or a married man leaving a widow.

Georgia Widder

Musique and political quips mingle in old press quotes

A collection of comic and political lines quoted from 19th and early 20th century papers. Notable items include Miss Woodby and Miss Newitt debating proposals, a musicale referenced as Tommy-Pop, social torture at events, a politician’s promise versus action, and light country humor about supper, horses, and Sunday school.

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