South Carolina Seventh Day Adventists hold sixth annual conference encampment
Special to the Item reports the South Carolina conference of Seventh day Adventists in a city of tents at Harden and Taylor Streets. Delegates arrive by train from across the state as committees are formed. W H Branson of Columbia preaches and presides. Carlyle B Haynes delivers the Sabbath sermon.
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South Carolina
Eld
W. H. Branson
Columbia
L. D. Putnam
Elliston Warner
Charleston
John Strickland
Bird
Susan Sanders
Brown
Mary Baker
F. C. Webster
A. H. Evers
7. H. Abernathy
J. M
Darlington
Robert Thomas
Abbeville
J. C. Reynolds
Liberty
Fred Hall
Blythe
W.H. Branson
R. M. Carter
Robert Case
Eliza Warner
Lazarus
Indian Killed on Track Near Rochelle Ill
A migrant Indian sleeping on a railroad tract near Rochelle Illinois was killed by a fast express train. The incident underscores dangers of neglecting coughs and colds and promotes Dr Kings New Discovery as a quick cure and preventive for lung trouble with testimonial from J R Watts of Floydada Texas claiming significant recovery. Trial bottle offered.
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Rochelle
Ill
Fast Express
Dr. King
J. R. Watts
Floydada
Tex
Hired Out To Her Husband For A Vacation
A Wyoming ranch wife writes of vacationing by working the ranch. She hires a housemaid, dons overalls, and drives teams to farm all day. She notes five extra pounds, stronger nerves, tan skin, and cash gains as she shares the experience with readers.
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Wyoming
Bank of Andrews Subscription Books Opened
Notice that the books of subscription to the capital stock of the Bank of Andrews will be opened at Andrews South Carolina on Saturday August 10 1912 from 11 am to 4 pm. Board of Corporators W H Andrews Olin Sawyer H K Ward with Georgetown South Carolina dated August 3 1912.
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Bank of Andrews
Andrews
S. C
Olin Sawyer
H. K. Ward
Board of Corporators
Georgetown
Sor 6 Doses 66 Tonic Claim for Fever Break
An old advertisement touts Sor 6 doses 66 as a cure for chills and fever and as a tonic to prevent recurrence. It claims the fever will not return and sets a price of 25 cents.
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