Cash in advance plan ends subscriptions at Cherokee News
The Press and Banner voices concern that enforcing cash in advance after May 15 will shrink the Cherokee News readership and undermine advertising revenue. It argues advertisers can obtain credit elsewhere, warns cutting subscribers would ruin the paper as an ad medium, and urges practical, nonpessimistic operation without exposing poverty to the public.
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Cherokee News
Kuoh Army We
Bandere Brow
W U. Carpenter Co
Inano Turner Furniture Co
Thomas B
Gaffrey
Frank Parrot
Humphries Shoe Co
Shulord & McMaster
Mpace
Pother
Ana Rais
Pres and Banner
Ding Plac B
Mboot Rgul
Pobseriborm
Rob
Theotreon Pnough
America
Bellevue visitors and local notices fill Belton week
Bellevue and nearby towns report social visits as Mrs. J B Brit hosts friends in Bellevue. Carrie Cowan returns from Iron Ville. Presbytery meeting attendance noted. Wardlaw Morton visits family. Hodgex worshipers join Long Cane congregation. Fannie Kennedy returns from Iowa. fruit and vegetables damaged by frost. Local farming and planting activity begins. Visitors include Prof and Mrs M E Bridiey and others.
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D. C
Mra
J.B
Belton Watson
Af Anderson
Bellevue
Mia Carrie Cowan
Abu Hag
Wardlaw Mortab
Gorov
Hodgex
Fannie Kennedy
P. Morribie
M.E Bridiey
M Scille
Elowe Hurton
McCuslen
Virginia Atken
Troy
Wardlawie
J.C Kennedy
J. B. Butt
Apbacine
Me. Medlock
Auianta Gu
War Tha
W. D Morrah
Rt. Bolomon
Louise Soloman
Jobo Ward Ing Gatordas
W. Morreh
Mt Carmel
Tvu
W. Cuday
J. Athens
Neor
Household accident remedy advertised as a quick cure
An advertisement promotes Andes' Great Old as a guaranteed cure for burns cuts bruises and cramps and a home substitute for a physician. It claims fast relief from toothache headaches neuralgia and pulled muscles within minutes with a bottle priced at 50 cents. Distributor listed as C A Milford Abbeville SC.
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Tom
Harry
Abere
C. A. Milford
Abeville
8. C
Waterman's Fooptale at Milford's Drug Store
Waterman'sFooptale offers the best on earth at Milford's Drug Store, a bold claim highlighting local goods and specials. The short note emphasizes quality and value for shoppers in town seeking trusted remedies and products.
Philson Henry & Co Stock Replenished With Latest Styles
Philson, Henry & Co. reports their stock never more complete, after continuous re orders to fill broken gaps. Customers are assured of getting the very latest styles when they trade with the firm.
Dry Goods and Millinery Store Catalog Pickings
A local ad lists prices on fabrics and millinery items including 36 inch black taffeta for a dollar, 27 inch black china silk at ten cents per yard, and 86 inch all color taffetas at eighty one cents per yard, highlighting warranted quality.
Ladies and Children's Shoes and Accessories Sale
A newspaper ad notes solid linens in multiple colors and widths sold at small yard prices. It touts long silk gloves in various colors with prices from 75 cents to 2 dollars, real kid gloves at 3.50 per pair, and a fresh stock of belts parasols and laces with assorted prices, highlighting rapid restocks and seasonal demand.
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Star Brand
Irving
Drew
Millinery Rush Demonstrates Latest Hat Styles
Never before has the Millinery Department seen such demand as ladies work day and night to keep up with hat orders. Each day brings new shapes flowers ribbons and pleased customers confirm Miss Fretwell can supply the very latest millinery fashions.
Grace Wilson's condition noted as Dayton continues care
J Wilson of Simpsonville reports daughter Miss Grace Wilson remains at bedside after illness. Family visitors include Mr Arthur Speer and Mrs Josie Speer, with several town residents attending to errands and prayers. Local church activities and community efforts to rebuild after recent fires are mentioned amid spring chores and planning for planting.
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J. Wilson
Simpsonville
Iy Ang
Grace Wilson
Josie Speer
Arthur Speer
Monterey
Allen
Nani N Meni Perc
Zener
Montague Huckabee
Latimer
Mig
Bawnborn
Loellie Humphries
Anderson
O. Joboron
Ernest Jabneon
Auguste
Martha Watson
Berry Alen
Anderson County
Ernest Allen
Troup
Abbeville Mayoral Announcement Issued April 16 1907
J. L. McMillan is named mayor in an official Abbeville city notice dated April 16 1907. The terse announcement confirms leadership at the town hall and directs public awareness of the new appointment.
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J. L. McMillan
City of
Abbeville
New Life Pills Promise Gentle Help for Health
An old ad copy touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy to keep the bowels regular and avoid appendix issues. It claims gentle action, guarantees satisfaction by P. B. Speed Druggist, and sells at 25e.
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Dr. King
P. B. Speed
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