Democratic Clubs Set Primary Election Rules in Ward Voting
A local party committee adopts procedures for a Ward based primary election. Voters may choose one Mayor three School Trustees and one Alderman per ward with strict polling locations at the Anderson Cotton Mill School House and Court House. Three managers oversee each box, poll lists record voter details, and a three day window follows for contest filings and official tabulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinver Anderson
BR. C
Nyael
Anderson Cotton Mill
Court House
Gilmer, Es
Chiimnan
Democratic Clubs
Mth
Community Notes on Education and Local Industry News
The column reports on threshing and milling activity at Pendleton Manufacturing Co and local dam repairs, alongside Mt. Zion notices and weathered farm updates. It emphasizes education, urging all children to attend school, praising Sunday study, and urging perseverance to develop talents despite poverty. Local sermons advocate lifelong learning and civic virtue, warning against neglect of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Manufacturing Co
Mt. Zion
de Soto
Carriea
R. E. Stackhouss
Sandy Springs
Lebanon
Eve Lon
Alliance Notice for County Meeting and Elections
Notice to Alliancemen reads of a meeting at Huiurung Guiy 14 at 4.00 p.m. to elect a delegate to the County Alliance and appoint a sub trustee stockholders. It mentions state exchange funds and oath receipts, with order by President and Sec Jno C Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pale Angabek
Turone Sotre
Sata
Erucetort
Huiurung
Guiy
Couny
Alee
Desogates
Anderson
Nyate
Anderson Aty
Order of the ‘President
Jno
Watkins
Community Notes From Anderson County Towns
A fragment from Anderson County mentions health with a fever case, road maintenance by Garvin, a sorghum crop by Lee Gwen, and crops generally looking well. It notes political apathy, hints at George Rankin and Wo. Le as potential legislators, and reports on local weather, a Septus braves anecdote, and Willis Chapel singing. A call for a local post office dominates, with census work by Edward Whitten and sparse news overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Garvin
Lee Gwen
Anderson County
Cate
George Rankin
Vreas
Willis’ Chapel
Hale
Mesars
W. H. Martin
J. P. Timms
Edward Whitten
Piedmont Association to Convene at Georges Creek Church 1900
The twenty third annual meeting of the Piedmont Association gathers at Georges Creek Baptist Church Wickensa County D C on the first Sunday in August 1900 at 10 a m Introductory sermon by Rev D T Spearman alternate Rev G W Sherif Chairman of committee requests reports to Clerk in advance and delegates urged for Woman's Missionary Society meeting August 3 1900 with two delegates per church or one if no society per church
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Piedmont Association
Georges Creek
Wickensa County
D. C
D. T. Spearman
G. W. Sherif
Committevaise
The
Woman's Missionary Society
Georges Creek Church
Weather and crops strain as winds ravage town
Reports describe damaging winds near Min Stovewall and across the region. Crops suffer with cobwebs, and farmers aim to replant as soon as possible. Local residents, including Mesers, Smith, and Daniels, endure hardship while connections to Birmingham and Belton surface in extended visits and retirements.
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Finners Theater
Grout Heemiiae
St. Hien
Birmingham
Ala
Lily Itrridon Lefe
Seaven Sid Walhalla
Mattle Bakew
Pendleton
Kinchy Browne
Lawrence Baxkew
W.D. Garrison
Major
Anderson
Crop Prospects Hover Over Lebanon Parish as Harvest Near
Local notes report cautious farmers expect August lay by as crops struggle under poor timing and drought. Threshermen claim wheat yields reached a thousand bushels yet weather remains a concern. Community meetings declined church remodeling due to gloomy prospects while ministers and families visit and move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uok
Singleton
W. P. Holland
Greenville
Mra. Wyatt
Brushy Creek
M. J. Richardson
Misa
Mary Strand
Birdie Duckworth
Florence Norton
Smith
Dueworth
Card of Thanks from Wessey 8 Rem
Mr Horror thanks white friends and others who remembered him with gifts and expressions after long service on the star route from Esai to Ty. He blesses them and wishes them prosperity, signing Very respectfully, Wessey 8. Rem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Horror
Esai
Wessey
Official Visit to Barnett Lodge 106 F M
Notice announces District Deputy Grand Master Farman Smith will visit Barnett Lodge No. 106 F M on Saturday July 7 at 3 p m Attendees urged to attend and show support. Also includes thanks for sympathy in bereavement and unrelated local business notices and ads.
Annual Fire Department Parade and Inspection Notice
Annual inspection and parade of the Firemen at City Hall at 2 20 pm with police escort and council involvement. Pioneer Hose Reel and Rough and Ready Band featured with Nos 1 and 2 reels. G F Brany is noted as chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talloway
Anderson Fire Department
Sanewae
City Hall
Mare
G. F. Brany
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Jain
Erippe
Patetts
Ronnie Tars
Tae Bern
Andersen
Souther Railway
Mids Tda
Jaxeson
Noles Trail
McWhorter
Portman Saturnj
Wm. Bobt
Portawin
Mus
M. E. Monnes
Mr. Farmer
J. L. Faallen
Dean
8. C. Dean
Siyerou
Wat & Picror
Randives Bros
Osborne
McCormick
Viola
Yours Truly
C.F. Jones & CO
McCornick
Sullivan Hardware Co
McCormicks
Chiquola Drug Co
Aro
J. M. Richardson, BM. D
Kemper D. Senn
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Walle Wo Sre
Morris
South Main Street
Aroyles Blook
Lackservatory
Roeria
Dean & Ratliffe
Emerson
Banfee
M. L. Willis
Rita Sos
Law
Argain
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