State Sews 7 Some tobacco and a mad dog scare
A brief Newberry area roundup notes tobacco fetching up to 15 cents per pound in the eastern Bratek section, a Greenville mad dog scare, and various local incidents. Fires, assaults, and weather-related damage are reported across Spartanburg, Newberry, and Abbeville counties with casualties and property losses mentioned.
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Greenville
Spartanburg
Columbia
S. W. James
Willispsburg Counts
L. ©. Meyers
Local Notes Highlight Farming, Travel and Social Calls
Crops look fine in thin conditions as farmers discuss future plans. McAdams and Pra McAdams manage brond machines and show solid work in the Fork. John Sullivanting buys a new top buggy and E P Earle returns to Andersonville. A picnic at Hatton's Ford is planned for July 4 with baskets and social welcome.
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McAdams
Iva
Sam
John Sullivan
Pra McAdans
John Dobbie
Union
South Union
Wayne Clonint
Elton
John Sullivanting
E.P. Earle
Seneca
Andersonville
Eurie
Hatton
Ford
Bing
Dolly Varden
Ted Te
A Tribute of Respect by Anderson Church Society
At a June meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church of Anderson South Carolina resolutions honor Mrs. C A Reed for her death. The society expresses sorrow notes her work for woman’s work and requests inscription in the minute book and notices to local papers and family with heartfelt sympathy and love.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
First
Belovadia
Ancred Quemory
Reed
The
Baptist Courier
Daily Mail
South Carolina Baptist
Anderson Intelligencer
Mountain Spring News Notes and Local Happenings
A telegram from Birmingham announces the death of Richard Paul Ellison the only child of Mr and Mrs L P Ellison. The little body was brought home and buried at Mt Pisgah on Friday afternoon. The community shares sympathy with the bereaved family. Young people attended a singing convention at Corinth last fourth Sunday and enjoyed themselves especially blackberry pies. Children’s day at Shiloh was attended with recitations by scholars. The Ellison family from Birmingham visited their sister Mrs J J Moore and will return next week taking Miss Dena Wilson with them. Wishing her a pleasant trip. W D Perry from the ridge delivered gifts to his best girl on the fourth. Edward King Gulliver Moore and Misses Ada May Fleming and May Fleming visited Mt Airy friends and enjoyed a gracious time. Minnie Merritt of Mt Airy visited Miss Meg Wigington at this place. The briginer near Shiloh attracts attention with daily speeches. Several young people plan a fine Fourth of July celebration. A wedding is rumored to be imminent in the community.
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Richard Paul
L. P. Ellison
Birmingham
Ala
Mt. Pisgah
Corinth
Shiloh Jast
Edward King
Gullivés Moore
May Fleming
Anna
Cora’ Wilson
Mt. Airy
Mr. Fox
Misa Minnie Merrit
Meg Wigington
Briginaar
Shiloh
Efen
Cinderela
Cherry tree fraud warnings and public credulity
The Charlotte Observer notes after cherry tree case closures that many sympathized with defrauded people who trusted schemes promising easy gains. It warns markets lure restlessly, cites a soap cure scam, and laments communities yielding to opportunists before law intervenes.
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Buffalo
Charlotte Observer
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hiss
Lnck
Osforda
Evans
Washington
B. O. Evans & CO
Spot Cash Clothiers
Lithia
White Stone Lithia Hotel
South
North Carolina
Georgia
White Stone Lithia Water Company
White Stone Springs, South Carolina
Carolinas of
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Koester
Micah Jenkins
Internal Revenue
Little Mountain
Newberry County
Barnard LB. Evans
Capt
Grifith
Jesse Edwards
Calhounville
Abbeville
Emanuel Wright
Wright
Poe Manufacturing Company
Camden
Laurens
Augusta
Atlantic Coast Line
Georgia Railroad
Charleston & Western Carolina
W.F. Wivinahses
Newry
H. H. Evans
Newberry
J. Butler Kinard
Kinard
Scranton
Jake Casselman
Canselman
Ouse
Manila
Alabama
Congress
St.ames
Dallas
Tex
Millard Lee
Mins ' Lilla
Atlanta
Knoxville
Teon
Phippine
W. ©. Whitney
Banco del Paso
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Boston
Mooresville
N.C
James Wartsell
Hattie Poston
Hearts and Hands
Denver
Canada
Mexico
England
Northern Pacific
Kansas
George Secrest
Muncie
Ind
New Jersey
Ashriend
Russia
Senate
John Bowen
A. EB. Gunter
West Watereo
Kershaw County
Asheville and Spartanburg
Carolina Midland
South Carolina and Georgia Railroad
Southern Railway
Carolina Division
A. B. Andrews
Greenwood
Prince McClintock
May Edwards
Inix
Accounta
Solomon Brilles
Georgetown
Tissema
George Robinson
Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
Henry Cole
Methodist Church
Nebraska
Kansas City
United States
Charlotte
N. C
Junay Shin
Virginia
South Carolina
Tsebessee
Asheville
W. A. Buck
Hanes
Buck
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