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Newspaper

Edgefield Advertiser

Location

Edgefield, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1916

Page

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Extradited Black Murder Suspect Brought to South Carolina

Joe Grant, African American man sought for the 1906 Johnston murder, arrived in Columbia under guard after extradition from Pennsylvania. He will be tried in Edgefield on the murder indictment, with previous legal battles over surrender noted and Pennsylvania officials not detailing their decision.

Joe Grant Johnston Pennsylvania Columbia Augusta Grmot Swearingen Edgefield County State Penitentiary State House Durst Philadelphia South Carolina Tenor United States Supreme Court Thew Re. States Supreme Court Peeples Timmerman Manning Brambaugh Grant Virginia Edgefield Union Station Court of General Sessions Coambia Record

Help Your Liver It Pays With New Life Pills

An ad touts Dr. ing's New Life Pills as a remedy for torpid liver and stomach upset. Claims include unifying the blood easing constipation biliousness dizziness and indigestion with a refreshed complexion. Available at druggists for 23 cents.

Dr.ing Il Druggists

Trenton Christmas Parties Highlight Local Social Scene

The Trenton area celebrated Christmas with numerous parties hosted by Miss Sadie Long, Miss Ethel Harrison, and others. Local asparagus growers elected D. R. Day as president with J. M. Vann as secretary treasurer, and Williston will host the next meeting on January 10.

Sadie Long Ethel Harrison Orrie Sabe Miller Ruth Salter Fannie Sabe Miller Asparagus Growers Association D. R. Day J. M. Vann Leslie Eidson South Carolina Williston Clara Durisoe Shealy Batesburg Julia Holland Emily Manget S. H. Manget Lizzie Lucile Cullum Leslie Seamer Weiner Anderson Preston Wright Kathleen Wright Miriam Holland Winston-Salem N. C Will Walker Annie Laurie Walker Geo. Walker, Jr North Augusta J. R. Moss Walker Marion Corine Clark Matilda Ward Bethune J.n.fair Horn’s Creek Trenton Fannie Miller Helen Clark Mattie Lou Long Lussie Smith Marie Debbie Mae Marsh Eulis Ruth Padgett Messrs William Bouknight Geo. Day William Wise Teague Hunter Lola Hunter Clyne Lola Rudolph Swearingen

Fertilizer Outlook Warns of Slim Supplies for Next Year

Washington reports a gloomy fertilizer outlook for next year. Secretary Houston notes limited potash due to German embargo and wartime demand, with only nitrogenous fertilizers likely available in needed quantities. New sources include alunite, feldspar, Searles Lake mud, and kelp, but none offer immediate relief.

Washington Houston Department of Agriculture Department Germany United States Pacific Coast Utah Searles Lake California

New Deputy Sheriff Appointed for Edgefield

Sheriff Swearingen accepts the resignation of Deputy Homer Williams who returns to his Gilgal farm. D D Brunson is named Williams successor and moves in with uncle N L Brunson. Brunson, eldest son of W P Brunson, is described as sober and steady.

Homer Williams D. D. Brunson Williams Swearingen Edgefield Gilgal Mr. Branson W. P. Branson Mr. Brunson N. L. Brunson

Prohibition Drive Energizes Edgefield and Parksville

J J Garnett from Linton Texas reports a lively scene as four women lead a petition for a countywide prohibition election. Locals recall May fairs in Edgefield, praise church debt payoff, and note activists opposing whiskey interests, with a court filing setting the election for the 31st.

Old Edgefield Parksville Linton Prohibition J. J. Garnett

Christmas Joy At Cemetery Hill School District 1915

Christmas Day events at Miss Mary Townes Cemetery Hill school brought happy gifts and festive decorations. Santa distributed many presents while neighbors and family shared smiles and news of travels, illnesses, and upcoming moves as edgefield county families welcomed a new year with reflections and well wishes.

Miss Edgefield County Mary Emma Herbert Bunch Quitman Walter Bunch Charleston W. Bunch Luta Raymond Augusta Silas Medlock Frances Townes Carrie Ransom Milton Barker Emmie Lanham Tom McKie Adilee McKie L. W. Reese Beech Island L. D. Reese Miss Williams Moore Road Barker Gardnerville Tennessee Beatrice Stevens Ernest Cogburn Floyd Place Ivy DeLaughter Piney Woods Adams Lilly DeLaughter Bess Thurmond Red Oak Grove McKie Scott Hugh Scott, Jr North Augusta

Johnston Letter recalls Mrs J Horde Allen in loving tribute

The Johnston column mourns the death of Mrs J Horde Allen of Hogefield describing her as a gentle, loving wife mother and sister whose life reflected Christian devotion and quiet strength. It notes attendees at her burial and observes local church activities including a foreign missions week and a Baptist choir practice while recounting town history and family milestones such as the Wertz anniversary and a festive antebellum wedding feast.

Johnston J. H. Allen M. E. Walker A. C. Mobley P. N. Keesee Ollie Hamilton M. T. Turner O. D. Black J. Lucas Walker G. D. Walker Mims Walker Frances Bessie Ford Turner Zena Payne Elberta Bland Orlena Cartledge J. A. Lott J. W. Mobley Mra Will Ready J.C. Lewis W. P. Cassells The Baptist Church Baptist Capt. Johnston Andrews North Carolina South Carolina Baptist Sunday School Messrs Getsen Claud Wilber Wertz Columbia Leroy Wertz Belton Bessie Isabel Bean

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