Passenger rates cut by Southern Railroad in state travel
President WW Ploley announced a proposed intrastate rate cut for South Carolina passengers. The plan calls for two cents per mile for intra-state trips, with 1000 mile passes and adjustable interchanges, valid for a limited total travel and subject to employer and state approval. Also mentions a separate 50 cent medication ad fragment.
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Southern Railroad Today
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Tobacco price conflict unsettles Renlicky region demand
Reported turmoil in Renlicky and Wemiessee as Burley tobacco buyers and growers clash over 1907 crop pricing. Sheriff and townspeople alert after overnight disturbances in Rua Bellville. Negotiations faltered. American Tobacco Co. remains firm on price, spurring fears of wider tobacco district unrest.
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Bank Clearings See Mixed Yearly Shift Across Regions
New York reports total bank clearings for the year near 47.58 billion dollars, up 4.2 percent from the prior year, led by New York activity though gains spread unevenly nationwide. Strong advances in the West and South contrast with weaker results in some markets, while leasing and financing patterns show broader shifts across major centers.
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Murder Report Shrouded by Fragmentary Notes
Fragmentary text reports a murder case with names and places garbled. The readable items show a homicide mention and scattered proper nouns that suggest a crime note or brief police report. No coherent timeline or clear identities emerge from the damaged lines.
Fragmented OCR Text With Political References
The readable portions reference protests and political actions, mentioning a large crowd and public events. Names and precise details are obscured by garbled OCR, but the piece conveys unrest and calls for action, with discussions of demonstrations and political stakes in an unclear locale.
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