Teachers Association Program at Lancaster October 31 1903
The Lancaster Teachers Association meets November 31 1903 at 11 a m in the Graded School Building with speakers Prof R A Dobson on geography teaching Prof R E Sharp on rural school attendance Miss Florence Brown on discipline Mr R C McRoy on parent teacher relations and a general discussion on engaging the community. The public is invited and trustees and teachers aiming to teach in Lancaster county are urged to attend.
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Program Teachers Association
Teachers Association
Lancaster
R. A. Dobson
R. E. Sharp
Florence Brown
R. C. McRoy
Board of Trustees
Lancaster County
Bowen
Hunting Gear and Picnic Postponed in Heath Springs
A letter from BL C Hough promotes guns and hunting equipment at his store. The Heath Springs Daughters of the Confederacy event scheduled for Nov 3 is postponed by the Veterans committee with J A Wraner as arrangements chair, delaying the county picnic.
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Heath Springs
Daughters of the Confederacy
J. A. Wraner
Race Problem Centerpiece of Next Campaign
A Washington report in Monday’s News and Courier says Senator Gorman’s Maryland speech attacking President Roosevelt on the negro question signals a Democratic plan to push the race issue in the 1936- era presidential campaign. The strategy targets the South, border states, and major Northern cities to mobilize sentiment.
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Great Activity on Cotton Market in New York
Oct 26 report describes fierce opening activity as prices rose 20 to 84 points with October touching 9.96 to 10.40 and December to 10.28. After midday a partial slump followed by further gains, with nearly a million and a half bales traded. Notices of demand for logs appear and a large fire at Macon Miss. raises losses to 200000, while visible cotton is 365000 bales below last year.
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Liverpool
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted for Mavara Fever
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as the best prescription for chills and fever, claiming simple iron and quinine ingredients, tasteless formula, and a no cure no pay guarantee.
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Grove
Accidental self kill noted in Orr mill area tragedy
A 12 year old girl Laddie McCarley was killed at the Orr mill when she tripped and a knife in her apron pierced her heart. The accident occurred as she walked between machinery rows in an alley. Beaufort and Bennettsville reports follow on other local incidents.
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Laddie McCarley
Orr Mill
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