Sherard Aiken homicide record shapes campaign talk
Dr Sam H Sherard a Ninety Six physician is pitched as a candidate for South Carolina agriculture commerce and industries commissioner amid a surge of crime stories. The piece notes eleven homicides in Aiken County in eight months and describes the alleged midnight prowler case and ensuing police actions.
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Sam H. Sherard
J. Pierce Howard
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Local election sees talk of candidate with strong dairy farming ties
The article discusses prospective four position candidates including Der Sierard and Der’s connections. It highlights a candidate with a noted dairy and veterinary background, a farm near Ninety Six, and past roles with the United States Department of Agriculture. It mentions education in London and Georgia and notes his involvement in state agricultural service and farming duties.
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Gidustuies
Vine
der Sierard
Raimi
Baurens
Tintarie)y Veto School
Cpatea Bane
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Minnesota
United States Department
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Wile View
Tie Country
Noha Worl Houral
Georgia
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Ayth Car Culture
University of Georgia
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Sherard
United States Department of Agricuure
Gypeena
Institute Opens New Year At Aiken September 9
The Aiken Institute will open Monday September 9 at 9 o'clock, with Superintendent W I McGarity and the board announcing. The term’s faculty includes primary supervisor Miss Jennie Lou Browne and several teachers from Aiken and nearby towns, with Graniteville and Macon connections noted.
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Aiken Institute
W. I. McGarity
Oz. Taxt
Jennie Lou Browne
Aiken
Mise Browne
Mattie Low Garrett
Laganeville
Mary Bishop
Grace Wilson
Noth An
Silen
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Dixy
Phettel
Nercross
Gaith Greter
Mies
Miriam Metta
Athan
High Fehon
Lian West
Tivermvaiile
Birch
Macon
Hythe
Graniteville
Hallian Brown
Aiken Tnetitute
Pther
Fannie J. Pillie
Tallene Aimius
Marion
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Bewants Club Ceases Mestings Fpo Present
Fragmentary notes mention Bewants Club ceasing mestings and plans for a future event. Names include Mre McKlrath and Mr. Sandersen with Fidelity Company, property purchases, and probable residence building. Other items reference local individuals, a store, and property moves amid uncertain context.
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Mestings Fpo
McKlrath
William
Viersen Bat Fidelity Company
Ehis
Sandersen Wall
Meeks
Daniel Crosland
Cadanioia Roach
County Improvements and Fees Spark Public Outcry
A garbled local notice outlines county saving measures and new bene fees. Details are unclear but reference is made to operation costs, federal involvement, and anticipated public reactions. The fragment hints at potential property or service fees affecting residents, with mentions of dates and authorities.
Paestertosed Paesterlos Near Creydle
A distorted fragment notes Paesterlosed near Creydle and a stray Ieadte appears. The readable text is limited to confusing names and unclear references with no identifiable events or entities to confirm.
Wall Collapse Damages Historic Market Area
A wall collapsed during a building event caused damage and trapped several workers. Emergency crews responded, stabilizing the site as bystanders watched. Officials investigate the cause of the failure and assess structural safety for nearby structures.
Negro Convict Is Killed by Sergee
Fragmentary text describes a fatal incident involving a sergeant and a convict with garbled phrases. The report appears to note a violent act and a referenced toy cache erection, but readable details are minimal and uncertain.
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Negro Sentenced to Penitentiary in Palmer Murder
Ernest Steadman, a colored man, was jailed last Thursday for the murder of J. T. Palmer, a white farmer of Earle. He has been moved to the state penitentiary for safekeeping after a Friday transfer, the motive and sequence of events following an argument unclear in early reports.
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Matthew Williams
Aiken
Williams
Ellenton
Agra
J. W. Lupo
Ter Voon
Prin Panier
Aman
Thorpe
Moeak
Oliver Wao
Wien
Ernest Steadman
J. T. Palmer
Earle
State Penitentiary
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Columbia
Steana
Fulmer
Sienex
Dom
Plice
Wits Muciner
Steadman
St siYering
Temperance Workers Arrival October
A fragmented report notes temperance workers expected in October with references to speakers and local figures. The garbled text mentions attorneys and conductors along with various names, suggesting an upcoming event or rally led by a temperance group.
Commercial Hotel Leased To Cannon In Aiken
The Commercial Hotel in Aiken, nearing completion at about 125000, has been leased for five years to D T Cannon of Anderson. Cannon, brother of Cecil Cannon of Atlanta and Anderson hotels, will reside here and manage the hotel. He brings fifteen years of hotel experience and plans to connect with local civic life.
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Mel Holley
Aiken
D. T Cannon
Anderson
Cecil Cannon
Imperial
Atlanta
Cannon
Cannons
Athens
H. R. Cannon
D. T. Cannon
Aman
Andersen Country Club
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Cannan
Royal Fede
van Tetoper
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