Complex South Carolina News Highlights From August Chronicle
A varied Roundup reports water use by corn, mill rebuilds in Pacolot valley, labor shortages in cotton fields, whale meat shipment to Charleston fertilizer plants, talks to raise state official salaries, lightning strikes on Henry Crider home, a two million dollar Greenville water powers venture, a fatal stabbing in Columbia, Odd Fellows home bid in Charleston, large liquor seizure in Aiken, a fatal moonshiner train crash near Yorkville, and calls for reform to employ delinquents on roads.
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Pacolot
Guitare
Baojoea
Augusta
Erie Basin
Charleston
South Carolina
Henry Crider
St. Matthews
Greenville
Piedmont
Ed Moore
Mark Taylor
Columbia
Moore
Taylor
Odd Fellows of
Grand Lodge
Hamburg
Langley
Aiken County
South Carolina and Georgia Extension Railroad
Three O's
Southern Railway
Fishing Creek
Yorkville
Moon Sra
Denver Dots and Local News Roundup
Weather highlights continued heat and drought hurting corn and cotton with rain seen too late to help most crops except turnips and potatoes. Local notices report social visits, illness, a minor accident, a new gin, and plans for the Smith excursion to Atlanta amid occasional rowdy conduct. Incognita.
Local Brushy Creek notes include church rites and vagrancy clampdown
Brushy Creek News reports hot dry weather and fodder gathering while noting a Mt. Springs baptism led by Rev. I. Spearman for fifteen youths. It mentions social visits, a ten day Mt. Airy singing school, a near mishap of ten year old Jam me Kennemore, Auditor W. B. Hicks visiting, and a crackdown on vagrancy in small towns with many arrests. Porto Rico sea island cotton profits and Senate demographics are briefly touched, plus the Arabian stallion Morocco reaches St. Louis.
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White Plains
Mt. Springs
I. Spearman
Vornis Ellenburg
Onnie
Eunice
Mt. Airy Church
Kelly
Gani
Sheriff
Jammie Kennemore
Mosea Kennemordé
Malinda Hogans
Iva
Georgia
Ganga
Atlanta
Porto Rico
Lowndesville Community News Notes and Death
Mrs Ellen Black died Thursday night after long feeble health and was buried in Presbyterian Cemetery. She leaves two daughters, Mrs A E Moorehead of this place and Mrs Franklin Price of Abbeville Ava. Tantio Ffuckabee left for Florida to teach this winter. Mabel and Winnie Reid visited from Iva. Rev I E Wallace preached after vacation in Tennessee. A Methodist meeting began last night with Rev Barber assisted by Rev J J Wallado. Mamie Copley of Williamsburg visiting uncle Cosley Baker. J T Baker and family left for Washington. Bolin Allen and children visiting in Anderson. Lizzie Nance Jennie May Ruth Dunn attended a party at John Clinkscale’s. Evla May Dunn returned to Donalds. Ada Fennel went to Denver to visit Leve Milam. Sallie Huckabee visiting in Abbeville. P B Allen of Starr visiting Weeton Harner family. Annie Turner and children of Elberton at Caleb Clinkscales. Fulton Clinkscales of Troy visiting Frank Clinkscales. Macie Bell returned from Abbeville. Robert Watkins family visiting John Lomax and E C Mechine. Annie Kate Hutchison visiting. J M Campbell of Moffattville and Messers Bruce Moseley Stuart Makin Codie Clinkscales Theron gues left for Clemson. Jesea Alma Brock Statin Wideman of Dac West visited. Vedie Sept 7.
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Ellen Black
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
A. EB. Moorehead
Franklin Price
Abbeville
Ava
Tantio Ffuckabee
Florida
Misees Mabel and
Winnie Reid
Iva
I. E. Wallace
Tennessee
Presbyterian Church
Barber
J. J. Wallado
Misa Mamie Copley
Williamaton
Cosley
J.T. Baker
Washington
T. Baker
Bolin Allen
Anderson
Lois
Ida Watson
Lizzie Nance
Jennie May
Ruth Dunn
John Clinkecales
Mies Evla May Dunn
Donalds
Ada Fennel
Denver
Leve Milam
Sallie Huckabee
P. B. Allen
Starr
Weeton Harner
Annie Turner
Elberton
Caleb Clinkscalea
Fulton Clinkscales
Troy
Frank Clinkscales
Macie Bell
Robert Watkins
Augusta
John Lomax
E. C. Mechine
Annie
Kate Hutchison
J. M. Campbell
Moffattaville
Bruce Moseley
Stuart Maskin
Codie Clinkscales
Therongues
Clemson Colege
Jesea Alma Brock
Statin Wideman
Dac West
Vedie
Harris Bridge Social Glimpses and Local News
Notes from Harris Bridge detail a social gathering honoring Miss Ida Botta and Mr. Clem Harris at the McCellan home near Anderson with music, watermelons, and warm thanks to hosts. Other visits, a Sunday music event, a burn accident, and a Birmingham visitor anchored the local scene. Also mentions distant news on women in colleges and a prison poisoning case in Norfolk.
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Centervile
Migs Christian Cook
Birdie Duckworth
Nellie Brown
Union
Mias May Hutchison
Louis
H. N. Garrison
Benson Reeves
Oconee
A. J. Moore
Miss Pickett
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Feaack
Lavonia
John
Reid Garrison
Smith
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United States Senate
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St. Louis
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Lowndesville News
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Clem Harris
Zegher McCellan
Mies Lizzie
Bobbie Bord
Holders
Mies Florence Rice
Tom
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Mise Carrie Holder
Werailons
Bowate Barriss
Harmony Grove
Misa Alma
Broadway
Mick Alma Harris
Ida Botts
Lizzie
Bobbie Boyd
J. C. Holder
Ruth Dickerson
Birmingh Als
J.C. Holder
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Norfolk
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