Cattle Shipment Halted by State Quarantine Rules
State cattle movement regulations prompted a citizen in Oconee County to halt a carload from Charleston to Walhalla. Cattle entering areas outside quarantine faced immediate return, with fines and prosecutions possible for violations. North Carolina and Georgia counties are cited as compliant models, urging local citizens to follow inspection guidance to eradicate fever ticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconee
Charleston
S.C
Walhalla
Anderson County
South Carolina
North Carolina
Oconee County
Tsons Ding
Pickens
Greenville
Anderson
Rabun
Union
Townes
Fannin
Murray
Gilmore
White Haversham
Stevens
Hall
Greenwood
Abbeville
Ieno
Spartanburg
Cherokee
Chester
York
North Carolin
Union County
N.C
Town visitors and society notes from McCormick area
Mr John Harmon of Bordeaux and several others visited McCormick on Saturday. The Juvenile Mafia Society held an Friday evening event at Mrs M I Carroll home with sixty attendees. A Goober Contest crowned Panion Stillwell for a small prize as ice cream and cakes circulated, and attendees paid five cents per foot measured for delegate budgeting ahead of the District Convention in Williamston scheduled October 30 to November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harmon
Bordeaux
Claude Henderson
Steps
McCormick
Clarence Patterson
Mamie Patterson
Lincolnton Ga
Sydney
F, H, Prinsen
Samuel Priolean
Augusta
J- Q. Stillwell
Jackson
M. I. Carroll
Panion Stillwell
Williamston
Mre
Lyon
Abbeville
Eléler
Cowan
Alno
Fiainco
Thelma Sealle
Belen Britt
Mary Kennedy
Calforet
Bellevue
Gen Otter
Hesale Morreh
Hom Plearact
Anderson
Pendieton
Clemson
Bandor Academy
Cromer
Newberry
J.B. Hilthoure
Lebenon
J. W. Muish
Stanton
Bt Carmel
Ad Are
Mra
Sanders
Tex
John Wardlaw
Mia Prentine
Epiacopa
Clearch
Willbeton
Women's Missionary Union
Wnh
W. D. Marrab
Miew Fanote Nowell
Victoria Nowell
Outland Californis
Mount Curtur
Clement
Willington
Olomas
Bettle Morrah
W. We Wardlaw
Mist Eau ‘Morrab
Fragmented catalog and local notices from a 1910s era issue
The page mixes ads and notices about fine china and sterling silver at Dargan's, a court case mention, a paralysis illness of Mr. Poore of Doe Weal, and an electric company ad. It also references Winthrop College bulbs of war, Abbeville Hardware Co promotions, and a community invitation to attend events with free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Poore
Boe
Abbevine Hardiware Co
Heo
Yile Perlt
Ex- Winthrop College
Anti Spitting Crusade Warns City on Health Hazards
The City Board of Health urges citizens to avoid spitting in public and on sidewalks and floors. It warns of consumption spread via dust and air, urges disinfecting empty houses, and calls for public cooperation to eradicate the disease and protect neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Hs Jung
Board of Health
Klay
Pea Vine Hay Versus Cotton Profits Debate
The writer disputes the idea that pea vine hay yields higher profits than cotton. He recalls a farm experiment on Norris Creek with Unknown Pea seed, where vines grew lush but yielded scarce pods. Despite expenses and a surge in sorghum hay, the narrator saved some value and reflects on sharing the method with other farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Avaerson
Max Pernteta
Ture
Norris Creek
Moses Tule
Moses
Ranising
Pea Vine Bay
Sorehura
Jim Rosemond
Curious persimmon exhibition draws town interest
An exhibition display on the soda counter at C. A. Milford and Company features unusually shaped Japanese persimmons of large size. Descriptions include a five-fruit twig weighing two and a half pounds with a nine and a half inch circumference, plus a multi-pronged root-like fruit. The fruit was brought by J. R. Devlin from the home of J. K. McClintock, near Prof. Joseph Lee’s old home, where horticulture and mathematics were hobbies and tea shrubs, banana trees, pecans and chestnuts grow in the front yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Milford and Company
J. R. Devlin
Abbeville Cotton Mill Exports Thirty Car Loads to China
The Abbeville Cotton Mill shipped thirty car loads of goods last week for export to China. Authorities withheld information on prices. The mill claims no better facility exists in the country and praises its management.
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Abbeville
China
Off to the Fair in Columbia
A list of locals set to travel by the Southern to the Columbia fair includes Dr G A Neutfer J W McKee J Willems Torpkin Ramey Jordan Ramny Parker Gobb H L Brooke A T Mellwain B B Blake Funk Jones D T Civikacaien Sturmball Civiksealen Henry Glin Evan Salpes Roy Jones dene McKee Hal Taggart Wm Stevenson Robert W Koos two sons Dr A Anderson James Uilliam Nicholas Sobram Spee G N Nickles Miswew Kimi W W Bradley Mrs W R Brediey Mrs McMurray Mrs J F Bradiey Willie Lyon M H L Wilton Miss Lois Robertson Mrs W A Calvert Wm Morrison Miss Lita Morrison Mrs Andrew Morrison Hon W N Graydon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Southern
G. A. Neutfer
J. W. McKee
J.8
Willems
Torpkin Ramey
Jordan Ramny
Parker Gobb
H. L. Brooke
A. T. Mellwain
4. B. Blake
Funk Jones
Dire T. F. Civikacaien
Sturm
Specimen Sons-in-Law and Colleagues Reappear in South Carolina
Mr. 7. Prenu Clinkreules, pursuing a law course at South Carolina University, returned home Saturday and stayed Sunday before heading to Colombia again. Mr. J. F. Clinkacsies, a close associate of Abbeville collectors, gathers specimens of sons-in-law who are preachers, lawyers, and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prenu Clinkreules
South Carolina University
Colombia
J. F. Clinkacsies
Abbeville
Freipde Keaton and Joseph Cheatham's Antreville Warrenton Marriage
In 1903 at the Keaton home Antreville Helen Keaton wed Joseph Earnest Cheatham of Warrenton. Rev Roofe officiated in a green and white parlor with music by Ida May Bro and Antoinetta Hammond. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and Lohengrin, wedding party entries, and a Grand Opera House reception before a Dargan's 5 and 10c Store dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freipde
Mies
Helen Keaton
Antreville
Joseph Earnest Cheatham
Warrenton
R. +A. Keaton
Mr. Roofe
Tas
Indy
Enarge
Misa
Ida May Bro
Tait for President and Election Sentiments Across States
The New York Herald predicts Taft by 780 votes with Bryan ahead in doubtful states, while Southern papers stay hopeful or dismissive. The Press and Beaver editor argues against party moneyed influence and notes Republicans are rattled. Taft’s health and the campaign’s finances are scrutinized as the era’s political tensions unfold. The Abbeville drugstore is mentioned as owned by Dr. A Milesord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Tait
Bryan
Herald
South
Beaver
Senate
Wiliam Billy
Taft
Bellevue Social News and Local Visit Echoes
Abbeville residents and guests are listed visiting Bellevue and nearby towns. Reports mention parties, baptisms, a garden party for a sixth birthday with twenty one children, and church services plus upcoming Union meetings.
Abbeville Visit Of Veteran Editors Highlighted By Aull
Colonel E H Aull of the Newberry Harts and News visited Abbeville recounting lengthy tenure as state press leader and praising veteran editors Geo B Hemphill and Hugh Wilson. He notes Hemphill recovering from recent illness and Wilson growing younger with sustained activity, predicting further visits and continued service in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.H. Aull
Newberry Harts and News
Abbeville
Auil
State Press Association
Cnleema
Ault
Geo. B. R. Hemphill
Hugh Wilson
Banner
Hemphill
Hugh Wilcoo
Romeo
Newberry
Death of James Lewis Townsend at age fifteen
The town records the death of James Lewis Townsend on October 15, 1908. He died after a brief illness, leaving mourning parents J A Townsend and family. The funeral was held Friday morning at the A R P church with Rev S Booner officiating, and he was laid to rest amid flowers. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Townsend
James Lewis
A. R
Booner
James
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dargan’s
P. L Grier
Jnorney
Freak Fruit
Opera House
Casino Theatre
New York
Milford Drug Company
Feathel Dacue
Antoinetta Hammond
Mendelson
Henry Wilson
Margie Brownlee
Edward Roobe
Mies Elise Browlea
Mabry Cheatham
Misa Lilly Haddon
Fred Crowther
Miza Beatle
James Brain
Misé Blanes Greot
Theo
Henry Bealbem
Mike Caro Kenton
Lohengrin
Alory
Bolton
Houa Ob
K. B. Choateham
R. B. Cheatham
Dargan
Pelagia
Babcock
Siste Hospital
Dtal
State Board of Health
Ro Gure
Poliakoff
al Workmanehlp
Ladies and Misses Cloaks
D. Poliakoff
Bardeomest
Abbevillein
Dr. A. Mileord
Brother Aull
James Lewis Townsend
VIA
Southern Railway
Aveniit
The
8. C
Spartanburg County
Louk TH
Catawba Jonelson
Aimgusta
Aciire
Athuila
J. U
Lusk
Div
Hill-Moseley Electric Co
Electric Supplies and Contracting
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