Austin Thorns and Prohibition Debate Amid Family Tributes
The column laments political division in Anderson County led by Tillman era figures, urging support for a candidate aligned with prohibition and reform. It recalls a family death and mourners while urging voters to back leaders who promote peace, progress, and public virtue over old machine politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Acres
Newlin
Anderson Conte
Peierls
Patton
Henry Mullinix
Mitaes Millio
Minnie Major
Darky
John
Lis Minster
Pickens County
Corner Creek News Miss Bula Young Guests and Local Happenings
Miss Bula Young visits her aunt Mrs M Shirley and makes friends with her sweet disposition. Anderson belles Fannie and Julia are guests of Miss Mr. Bixby. Allie Branyon visits from Zurline with cousin Miss Cassaway. Farmers fear drought threatens cotton payments. Reunion of old soldiers at Carnwell Institute draws 2000. Speeches by Col. Rucker, J. G. Tillman, J A Mooney, Col. Sloan, Col Hoyt. Hoyt may win governor but prohibition lingers. Local politics favor McSweeney. sentiment mixed on Prohibition. Marion Digby and others away briefly. Misses Bessie and Mamie Balley visit from Carewell Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bula Young
Tiure
Misa
Vie Cassaway
Matork
Carnwell Institute
Col. E. Rucker
J. G. Tillman
Julius EF. Boggs
J. A. Mooney
John 7. Sloan
Col
Jar. A. Hoyt
E. Leverett
Col. Hoyt
South Carolina
McSweeney
Ben Tilitoan
Tom
Asure
Sewi Rigby
Verdoc
Wea
Bessie
Mamie Balley
Carewell Instituta
Unclear Note on Payment and Names
Fragmentary message mentions a fee, names including Beise and Lord blonn chon, and references to a wife and Deane Rat tr. Content is garbled with missing context and unclear relationships or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiggubors
Blonn Chon
Ao Mis AL PaNe
Septus Merits and Keener Rise Amid Rural Tensions
Fragmented reading reveals mentions of Septus Merits and Keener rising amid farm growth and water issues. References to Wakefield’s improving health, visits to Alda, and family notes color a scattered community notice with political hints about licensure and prohibition debates.
Local Notes From Lowndesville and Nearby
Local column recounts community visitors and travelers including Miss Nettie Hammond from Abbeville, Miss Selen Kenton with Mr Lynn Kenton from Antreville, and others visiting Anderson and Laurens. Mentions school principal Mr Will Marie and visiting families, plus a County campaign meeting set for Friday at McDavid Hortos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamston News
Jock Goodgson
R. Willis
Nettie Hammond
Abbeville
Selen Kenton
Lynn Kenton
Antreville
DL. Barnes
Mott Allen
Vern Allen
B. Hinest Allen
Theron Allen
Arthur Armstrong
Anderson
Aarty
Caroling Mountaing
Cashier's Valley
Columbia
Tee Metals
A. J. Speer
Duo
G. Sullivan
Laurens
Oneeen
Fink
W. KR. Armstrong
Belton
G. M. Moore
W. N. Moore
R. Henry Mageley
Theae
Greenwoot
Mostra Wes
Ard
Will Marie
Peter Stokes
Misa Carrie Dantaler
Orangeburg
Misa Pearle Johnson
Hidgensv
Maggie Harman
Greenville
G. PT. Harmon
Temple Ligon
Misa Caveio Adams
Rock Hills
Mias Jang Thomas
Warrenton
Baskin Sherard
Iva
Leila McValla
McDavid Hortos
Weather and community notes from Wolland's area Sunday visit
A damaged OCR passage reports a Sunday visit to Wolland's Store in Uni section with wind and hail, mixed crop prospects in the nearby area, early corn readiness, potato patches under notice, and a meeting at Bellow Roy. H. M. Allen assists Rev. J. R. Hanl. Rev. J. R. Earle returns from Atlanta improved. Local health concerns and political meeting details appear amid unclear lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni
Sasa
Ray
Bellow Roy
H. M. Allen
Iis
J. R. Hanl
J. R. Earle
Atlanta
B. F. Harris
Isitin
Public notice of withdrawal from coroner race
A card announces gratitude to friends and voters of Anderson County while withdrawing from the coroner race. The writer notes another candidate, Mr Newton Banister, is physically disqualified for the sterner duties of life and is eminently qualified in mind and heart for the duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson County
Newton Banister
Reduced Rates via Southern Railway for Round Trip Tickets
Southern Railway announces reduced round trip fares at one first class fare for journeys to Louisville Kentucky Ashland Ohio and other locations. Tickets sold September 29 to October 1 with final limits ranging to October 15 1900. Details vary by destination with specific sale dates and final limits listed for each event and association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Loulaville
Southern Railwill
Missis Sobelator Oaital Association
Ashore
Southern Staliweau Wil Eell
Ateyee i Bible Center
Ong Jaoun Oy
Nold Raat
Hicknoen
Southern Railway
Seip Fchsta
Pretty Marriage of Branyon and Harrison in Honea Path
Dr Richard Lewis Branyon of Honea Path and Miss Lilian Marie Harrison of Greenville city wed Tuesday afternoon at the bride’s uncle J C Milford’s home on Pendleton Street. Rev Carlyle Branyon of Carnesville officiated. attendants included Dr J C Chatham and Miss Eunice Jodges. The couple left for Saluda North Carolina then plan to settle in Honea Path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lewis Branyon
Honey Path
Lilian Marie Harrison
Me. J. C. Milford
Pendleton Street
Carlyle Branyon
Carnesville
J.C. Chatham
Anderson
Eunice Jo
Honea Path
J. H. Harrison
Branyon
Greenville Mountaineer
Townville News Obituary And Local Sports Update
James Ganthy Jost Weathenday was buried at Baptist Cemetery after a funeral service led by Rev. Mr. Bailey. Protracted meetings continue at Presbyterian Church with Rev. Mr. Black assisting. Townville Cross Roads teams prepare for next games and visitors including Mr. Jasmine Sitton from Virginia. Local residents and visitors frequent the area, with talks about state politics and supportive positions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Pitteen
Uaettenville
Cross Roads
Titat Tinsday
Ie “Pownyill
Sieters
Townville
Penidteton
Jasmine Sitton
Virginia
Sandy Syilty
Local Notes from Belton and Nearby Towns
Belton residents share visits among families including Miss Marie Latimer and Miss Genevieve Showalter while others return home for short visits or illness. Miss Olive Y Latimer and Miss Mable Brown depart for Greenville. Paul Nichols moves to Eamoburs. Mrs A H Green and children return from Asheville. Farmers report drought and blue crops as rainfall remains scarce. A German officer in Berlin notes European drill as essential and cites Chinese soldiers' potential under strong leadership amid tensions with Japan. Westminister Gazette reports Telete ranges to 700 yards with erratic Chinese aiming behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Latimer Jain
WC. Broten
W. Siliger
Waynes cc K. Be
Paul Nichols
Eamok Burs
A. H. Green
Guy and
Floride
Asheville
R.A. Lewin
Cleveland Springs
Lois Brown Hina
Greenville
Sor Mise Maud Gribbs
Columbia
Homie
Herlin
BenIeRe
Jaapan
de St Pai
Beltz
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Gary
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Tillman
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Ben ‘Tillman
Amare
Victor
Taith
Amen
Gardner
Caplisle
Richardson
Tetas
Tilmin
Bilitor
Lanui
Austin
Thorns
Heine Mili
MvChate
Yivinilye
Onal Teak Baehnaen
Wisihiede
Robert
Hawieed
Garneville
Mas
Angel
Dent
Keaslers
Wolott
B. R. Killman
Dan
Bon Amar
Corner Creek News
Aldaevidle
Alo
Amterson
Delvtaven
Leathers Dal Ierediia
HisBianie
PS Sibeleton
Abbeyrtlent
A.J. Bout
Enoch Hichardson
Lawrence ‘Thompson
Seling Clank
Pendleton
Wis
Sepius
Messia
Minnie
Domin Ro
Lowndesville
Wolland's Store
H. Harpwicr
Agi
Wills Clapet Tenis
Townville News
Benoul Bay
Tems
Jaquline
Morris & CO
South Main Street
Aroplea Block
Andorann
B.C
Oxford
Moore, Acker & CO
McCormick
Sullivan Hardware Co
The
McCormicks
Shes Demann
Yours Truly
C.F. Jones & CO
Lesser and Company
Nan
Goa
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