Snake-Lace Snare: Massive Moccasin Found in Drawer
In Greenwood on June 28 a large highland moccasin was found coiled in a drawer opened by Mrs. Walter Riddlehuber. Hungry, the snake devoured lace and ribbons, with about four yards of lace removed from its mouth after Mr. W. J. Wells helped kill the snake.
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Greenwood
W. J. Wells
Pope Riddlehuber
Walter Riddlehuber
W. J.wells
Guinea Lays Wondrous Eggs at Exhibition
The Journal and Review in Aiken reports two guinea eggs presented by James Widener of Tradway. One egg bears a duck in a sitting pose and the other an American eagle, both nearly perfect likenesses. The eggs came from the same guinea and are normal aside from the white pictures on brown shells.
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Aiken
Journalland Review
James Widener
Tradway
Storm Near Florida Shows Mild Coastal Threat
A Florida storm moving up the coast is developing in intensity but forecasters expect only a 30 mile per hour wind for Charleston and nearby areas. The system is not deemed highly dangerous for the community, marking the first storm notice of the summer season. Also reported is the first bale of cotton sold in Houston on the 28th for 425 dollars, weighing 368 pounds.
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Weather Bureau
Florida
Grant
South Atlantic
Tampa
North Atlantic
Charleston
Charleston Post
Houston
Texas
Yesterday's Games Across Cities and Scores Recorder
Charleston defeated Chattanooga 5 to 0 while Columbus beat Columbia 2 to 0. Jacksonville shut out Savannah 3 to 0 and Augusta overwhelmed Macon 8 to 0.
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Charleston
Chattanooga
Columbus
Columbia
Jacksonville
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
L P.C Pisce
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