Good Roads Meeting Planned for Georgetown County
The Columbia Record and The Daily Item announce a good roads meeting in Georgetown on Saturday July 30. Private letters explain the August 18 date cannot be moved due to a statewide tour including Hampton on July 18. D H Winslow will speak, addressing roads value, sand clay roads, markets, women’s roles, and practical road work, with readers asked to vote on preferred topics.
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Columbia Record
The
Daily Item
Georgetown
Jas. A. Hoyt
Record
Hampton
Chamber of Commerce
D. H. Winslow
Agricultural Department
South Carolina Leads in Crop Production Over North Carolina
The Charlotte Observer cites official estimates showing South Carolina surpassing North Carolina in cotton, corn, wheat, and several other crops in 1910 though North Carolina's total remains high. It notes South Carolina’s smaller area and population with a higher per capta output, while NC holds larger fountain and coast lands as untapped potential.
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Charlotte Observer
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Well Appointed Launch Wins ton Charters for Pleasure Trips
Excursion parties can hire the well appointed launch Win ton at any time to carry pleasure seekers to the North and South Islands. Applications are to be made at the Automobile Garage on Front Street.
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North
Islands
Front Street
Nomination of Seven Citizens for School Trustees
A taxpayer nominates seven named residents C W Rosa H L Oliver H M Hucks E M Dear Fredell Hilliard A O Johnson L M Overton for the district school board for two years. He praises retiring members including E W Kaminski and notes his regret that Kaminski will not seek re election, expressing community support for the slate and the board’s past work on new school buildings.
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C. W. Rosa
H. L. Oliver
H. M. Hucks
E. M. Dear
E. W. Kaminski
Signers of the Ordinance of Secession List Acknowledged
The Spartanburg Herald outlines signers of the December 20 1860 Ordinance of Secession from South Carolina. The Veterans Edition seeks sketches of signers from Georgetown and other counties, inviting readers to contribute to a historical portrait collection. Names span Abbeville Anderson Chester Chesterfield Clarendon Darlington Edgefield Fairfield Greenville Kershaw Lancaster Laurens Lexington Marion Marlboro Newberry Orange Pickens Prince William's Richland Saint Andrews St Bartholomew's St George's Dorchester St Helena St James Goose Creek St James Santee St John Colleton St Luke's St Matthew's St Paul St Peter's St Philip's St Michael's St Stephen's St Thomas' Spartanburg Sumter Union Williamsburg Winyah York and more.
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People of
South Carolina
Charleston
Burg Herald
Herald
Spartanburg
Daily Item
Georgetown County
Saint Andrew’s
Ephriam M. Clarke
Alex H. Brown
St. Bartholomew's
St. Stephen’s
T. L. Gourdin
John 3. Palmer
St. Thomas
St. Dennis
John L. Nowell
John S. O'Hear
John G. Landrum
B. B. Foster
Benjamin F. Kilgore
J. H. Carlisle
Simpson Bobo
W. Curtis
Sumter
H. D. Green
Matthew P. Mayes
Thomas Reese English, Sr
Albertus Chambers
Spain
Union
J. M. Gadberry
J. S. Sims
Wm. H. Gist
James Jeffries
Williamsburg
Anthony W. Dozier
John G. Pressley
R. C. Logan
Winyah
Francis S. Parker
Benjamin Faneuil Dunkin
Samuel Taylor Atkinson
Alex M. Forster
York
William Blackburn Wilson
Robert T.s.Allison
Samuel Rainey
A. Baxter Springs
A. I. Barron
Pictures of the Kingdom Parables and the Millennial Hope
The article explains Jesus parables about the Kingdom of Heaven, detailing the mustard seed leaven and treasure in the field as metaphors for the growth of the Church, the dangers of false doctrine, and the call to share in Christ’s Millennial Kingdom through sacrifice. It notes Babylonish tendencies in the nominal Church, the need for faithful overcomers, the Pearl of Great Price, and final judgment leading to a Kingdom for the “Little Flock.”
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Kingdom of Heaven
Christ
Israel
Church of Christ
Babylon
Jesus
Apostle
Christ Jesus
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Fredell Hilliard
A. O. Johnson
L. M. Overton
Ordnance of Secession
Abbeville
Thos
Chiles Perrin
Edward Noble
J. H. Wilson
Thompson
David Louis Wardlaw
Jno
Alfred Calhoun
All Saints
John Izard
Middleton
Benjamin E. Session
Anderson
J. N. Whitner
James L. Orr
J. P. Reed
R. I. Simpson
Benjamin Franklin Mauldin
Barnwell
Lewis Malone Ayer
W. Peronneau Finley
J. J. Brabham
Benj. W. Lawton
D. F. Jamison
Chester
John McKee
Thomas W. Moore
Richard Woods
A. Q. Dunovant
Chesterfield
John A. Inglis
H. McIver
Stephen Jackson
Christ Church
W. —Pickney Shingler
Peter P. Bonneau
Clarendon
John P. Richardson
John J. Ingram
Darlington
Edgar W. Charles
Julius A. Dargan
Isaac D. Wilson
John M.timmons
Edgefield
Francis Hugh Wardlaw
R. G. M. Dunnovant
James Parsons Carroll
Wm. Gregg
Andrew J. Hammond
James Thompkins
James C. Smyly
Fairfield
John Hugh Means
William Strother Lyles
Campbell Davis
John Buchannan
Greenville
James C. Furman
P. E. Duncan
W. K. Easley
James Harrison
W. H. Campbell
Harry—Thomas W. Beaty
W. J. Elis
Chestnut, Jr
Lancaster
R. J. Crawford
W. ©. Cauthern
D. P. Robinson
Laurnés
A. C. Young
H. W. Garlington
John D. Williams
W. D. Watts
Thos. Wier
Lexington
H. I. Caughman
John C. Geiger
Paul Quattlebaum
Marion
W. B. Rowell
Chesley D. Evans
W. M. Harlee
A. W. Bethea
Marlboro
E. W. Goodwin
W. D. Johnson
Alex Mcleod Newberry
John P. Kinard
R. Mosreman
Joseph Caldwell
Simeon Fair
Orange
Thos. Worth Glover
Lawrence M. Keitt
Donald Roe Barton
Prince William’s
Waxer
St. Matthew's
John J. Wanna
St. Paul's
Elias B. Scott
Jos. Jenkins
St. Peter’s
Langdon Cheeves
George Rhodes
St. Philip's
St. Michael’s
A. G. Magrath
Wm. Porcher Miles
John Townsend
Robert N. Gourdin
H. W. Conner
Theodore D. Wagner
R. Barnwell Rhett
C. G. Memminger
Gabriel Manigault
John Julius Pringle Smith
Isaac W. Hayne
John H