Pelzer Fourth Stock and Poultry Show Impresses despite rain
A gala day at Pelzer last Saturday saw the Fourth Stock and Poultry Show draw strong attendance and rich exhibits despite forecast rain. Secretary Woodside led a creditable event with many premium winners across draft horses cattle and poultry, while a vigorous community push for a Pelzer fair and industrial show was urged. The local Graded School opened with 300 pupils under Ernest Voeker and staff as the town celebrates new leadership and ongoing community development.
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Elzer
Pelzer
Pelee
Woodside
Anderson
Greenville
Teluw
An. Kuli
Willinene
J. J. Woodelde
J. Martin
G. Womlside
Due Sibbon
Heer
South Carolina
Fae
B. Moke
Ada
Trammell
Grin
Bhitley
Je. Woodside
Ratnod Atallio
Ansel Neablt
Gs Bowland
Galton Led
Ontiier
EF. Woodside
J. di
Woods Ade
Haltor
Tod
Autelen
Jarry Meikennie
Ansel Newbit
Alina
Jerry
McKennie
Testa
Tumbily
Allowa
Enddi Owes
Alogle Lintness Galaluxe
Wisttles
Gets
W. W
Anbley
Jurdeu
Clark
JS Williams
J. BieKeuale
Rey
Atx
Anderaun
Stw
Anderson County
Mina
Ernest R. Voeker
Citadel
Taocker Comen
Robbie Wakefield
Pelzer Wig, Co
A.M. Lander
Mill
New Church Dedicated as Town Rejoices in Completion
The town celebrates the near completion of a church costing about £2,500, nearly paid, with Bishop Duncan set to dedicate it on the first Sunday in November. Two services will be held each Sunday. A bold thief dominates police news as a negro steals a bicycle from Bon Fant’s book shop, hides at Thompson’s, and flees across streets and fields before the chase ends with the bike recovered and the culprit at large.
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Duncan
Bon Fant
Thompson
Masonic ‘Temple
s+ pore & Pearson's
Evang & Co
Hoddown Depot Street
Dicken Farm
Dayla
Liberty
River Street
Majora’ Farm
Keys
Clifton
Alwaya
Branvford Mille
Owensboro
Brock Hardware Co
Victor
Brock Hardware
Denver Dots and Frost Hit Sparse November Crops
The brief notes crop up from Denver describe cool nights bringing frost and a short cotton crop with low prices. Corn and forage crops are reported fine helping farmers’ finances next year. Local movements include Miss Kavie Brown’s return, Miss Hattie McWhorter’s school move, and visits among families in Anderson and nearby towns.
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Allmore
Mny
Kavie Brown
Auasta
M. C. Smith
Misa Hattie McWhorter
Riverside Mills
Will Garrigan
Walter McWhorter
Clemson
Misa Mettie Cudd
Anderson
Uni Leek
Local notes and social updates from the Intelligencer
Lola Clippings report various residents visiting relatives and plans to move to Greenville. Maggie Buchanan returns to Newberry to engage in villa work. Miss Nottie Jones visits with Miss Reacon Casey from Newberry at the Buchanan home. Mr Erakine’s Concord family hosts relatives. Little Janie Campbell sick with fever while Dr Duckworth attends. W W Smith to Atlanta. Mary Welborn of Williamston visits then returns home. Nora McClelland’s health improves. praise for the local mail carrier Sloan Maxwell. A hopeful note hints a future ride for a young woman with a pretty name and buggy.
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John Greene
Greenville
Maggie Buchanan
Newberry
Nottie Jones
Reacon Casey
Newbery
E. J. Buchanan
Jon Erakine
Concord
J. F. Wilses
Janie Campbell
Dr. Duckworth
Oscar Harris
A. Hutchison
Elberton
Holder
J. H. Hutchison
W.W. Smith
Atlanta
Parador
Mary Welborn
Williamiston
Kime
Nora McClelland
Sloan Maxwell
Norae
Eureka News Highlights Local Happenings and Deaths
Eureka summary notes farmers busy with tasks after rest, visitors include Jim Breazeale returning from Washington and Minnie Austin from Texas visiting Nellie and Lillie Brown. Daisy Erekine ill with fever at Mrs. Jim Dillingham's in Anderson. Death of Mrs. Martha McKeown mourned, funeral at Eureka Churchyard led by Rev. W. B. Mawkina. Local visits and church attendance noted. coal for sale by J J Dobbins.
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Washington
Hio
Misa
Minnie Lee Auatin
Texas
Misnes
Nellie
Lillie Brown
Daisy Erekine
Jim Dillinghan
Anderson
Martha McKeown
James H. McKeown
Eureka Churchyard
W. B. Mawkina
Dean
Fred Pearman
Pickena
Frank Rhody
Cecil Keys
Carl McConnell
Eureka
Lawrence Hall
Mia
McKeown
Mica Cora Shirley
Shirley
Fleera Davis
R. F. Brown
Ernest Tucker
Pelzer
Pansios
The Second Primary Totals From County Democratic Meeting
The County Democratic Executive Committee released tabulated totals from the first primary. Results show Evane leading for United States Senator with 200 votes and Latimer at 3,101. Heyward leads for Governor with 2,369 over Talbert 1,756, and further tallies include Gary 1,181 and Sloan 2,037 for Lieutenant Governor. Gantt 2,009 and Wilson 2,031 for Secretary of State. Once 2,084 and Walker 2,020 for Comptroller General. Hoyt 1,84 and Frost 2,255 for Adjutant General. Caughman 2,090 and Evane 2,0 for Railroad Commissioner.
Card of Thanks for Kind Neighbors and Friends
Neighbors and friends who ministered to us during our son’s illness and the burial have our heartfelt thanks. We cannot measure our gratitude for your sympathy and support as we laid him to rest. Blessings from the bereaved parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Preaaly.
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Sri A. T. Preaaly
Old Stone Church annual meeting October 4 1002
The Old Stone Church and Cemetery Association schedules its annual meeting at the church on October 4 1002. Urgent attendance requested by the president John J Lewis and officers while inviting all interested in the cemetery and the pubs to join at UB.
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Old Stone Church and Cemetery Association
Auilo
Starvation Prices At The Gooda Store Shoes At Low Prices
Starvation prices at The Gooda advertise spot cash sale with deep discounts on shoes and general stock. Brogans in split leather size 6 7 priced as low as 50 cents and 1 dollar for other sizes. smooth calf or Cordovan 6 7 about 50 cents to 1.15. whole stock brogans 6 to 7 priced 1.00. Store urges direct counter purchase before others.
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Jones
Bogan Wizen
Bleached Muslin and Dress Fabrics Offered in Bulk
Advertises fruit of the loom bleached muslin in short lengths at 76 and 500 yards, with soft finish, plus 150 pieces of flannelettes and maste patterns, 100 dozen ladies plain hemstitched handkerchiefs of high quality, offered at specified prices.
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Ehort
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