Court convenes with varied verdicts and sentences in city district
The court opened at 10:30 with Judge Sease hearing Grand Jury charges. Multiple cases resulted in guilty verdicts or continuances, including burglary and larceny sentences to reformatory terms of four to five years, chain gang time for several offenses, and adultery guilty with one year penitentiary for the male defendant.
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Sease
Wells
Covington
H. L. Smith
C. W. Scurry
Amos Rainy
Wm. S. Dunmore
Richmond White
Bob Cumbee
Albert
Golden
Edw
Ford
Phillip Rutledge
Lexington Reformatory
Jas
Allston
Sam Ford
Reformatory
Murphy Thompson
Swinton
James Ret
Lander Ford
Arthur Moyd
Joe Anderson
Philip English
Frank Collins
Isaac Holmes
W. D. Palmer
Joe Wineglass
Joe Howard
H. J . ‘Williams
Elias Ethridge
Susie Hannah
Dr Bell’s Anti Pain promises quick relief
Advert says AN Bowel Trouble is relieved almost instantly by Dr Bell's Anti Pain. It destroys disease germs and stops inflammation. Keep a bottle in the house, sold everywhere.
County Board to receive bids for White's Branch bridge
The Board of County Commissioners will meet at W H West s on November 14 at 12 o clock to receive bids for the erection of a bridge and causeway over White s Branch according to specifications The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids No bids will be accepted unless a sufficient bond for twice the amount is satisfactory to the board Elizabeth K Doyle Clerk October 18 1914
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Board of County Commissioners
W. H. West’s
White's
Elizabeth K. Doyle
Sensational murder trial opens in Swainsboro
Dr W J McNaughton and Mrs Mattie Flanders stand trial for alleged June poisoning of Fred Flanders husband of Mrs Flanders in Swainsboro Georgia. Courtroom crowded as defense seeks change of venue amid strong local sentiment and questions of a fair trial.
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W. J. McNaughton
Mattie Flanders
Fred Flanders
Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A brief advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as guaranteed to remove doubt about its merits and to cure coughs with one bottle. It urges buyers to look for the bell emblem on the bottle as proof of authenticity.
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Dr. Bell
County Commissioners Discuss Bridge Bid Plans
The board with Supervisor J B Johnson and County Commissioner H T Mc Donald considered a White Branch crossing and a Pee Dee road project. They decided to let bids by contract and will meet November 14 at noon at W H West to receive bids with right to reject all.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Complete Cure
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It states the remedy is taken internally and works through blood and mucous surfaces to destroy disease foundations. The makers offer 100 dollars for a failure and urge purchase from druggists at 75 cents.
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Hall
Sendals
Ihney & CO
Tocordo
Ohio
South Carolina State Fair Low Round Trip Fares Announced
Atlantic Coast Line announces very low round trip rates from all points in South Carolina for the State Fair. Tickets on sale October 29 to November 4 with return limit to depart Columbia by November 6, 1910. Tickets include admission to the fair.
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Atlantic Coast Line
South Carolina
Columbia
Generous Wish Promotes Foley Kidney Remedy
A reader’s charitable note praises the Foley Kidney Remedy for relief from bladder misery referencing individuals and a Creft Drug Co product. The message highlights gratitude and hopes others learn of the beneft received.
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Foley
Reegan
Creft Drug Co
Clemson College Extends Agriculture Education in Public Schools
The State Board places agriculture in public school curriculums to teach practical, useful farming skills. Clemson College creates Rural School Agriculturist roles to aid teachers, visit schools monthly, and foster student interest through contests, essays, and clubs.
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Clemson College
Warin
Cornel
Extension Work Superintendent Communication Source
A note directs writing the Extension Work Superintendent at Clemson College S C for matters under the Extension Division. It mentions Rural School Agriculturist C B Haddon at Clemson College S C and promotes Dr Bell s Antiseptic Salve for skin ailments at 25 cents with wide sale. It also quotes a Hearst NY World line labeling Roosevelt a public menace.
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Clemson College
S. C
Eye salve claims cure for 25 cents
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve advertised as a cure all for eye troubles priced at 25 cents. The terse sales copy promises relief with a focus on eye health rather than broader ailments.
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Sutherland
Automobile Cup Race Sees Fatalities and Injuries Reported
An auto race in progress ends with four dead and about twenty injured as officials report capes and escapes amid chaotic scenes. Spectators and crews describe the perilous incident and emergency responses unfold across the track.
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised By Maine Resident
A Hannibal Maine letter from M Stockwell commends Foley's Honey and Tar noting rapid relief from a bad cold and a full recovery without opiates. The testimony is published by Iseman Drug Co and The Croft Drug Co. The notice ends with a home economics lure asking if you are the business manager or the paying teller.
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Leuer
M. Stockwell
Hannibal
Foley
Iseman Drug Co
Croft Drug Co
Foley’s Honey and Tear Remains A Household Cough Aid
Foley's Honey and Tear has been a favorite for coughs colds and throat chest and lung ailments for over three decades. The Iseman Drug Co The Croft Drug Co promote the product as containing no opiates while Champ Clark is pictured with mules on the drive down Pennsylvania Avenue ahead of his election as speaker.
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Foley
Iseman Drug , Co
Croft Drug Co
Champ Clark
Pennsylvania Avenue
Reliable non narcotic medicine ad with brand details
A vintage advertisement touts a reliable non narcotic medicine labeled as safe and effective. It emphasizes no opiates and urges readers to refuse substitutes, naming The Iseman Drug Co and The Croft Drug Co. as distributors.
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Iseman Drug Co
Croft Drug Co
King s New Discovery Cures Coughs Lung Trouble Claim
Advertisement asserts King s New Discovery cures lung troubles and coughs without relocating climate.testimonial from W R Nelson of Calamine Arkansas claims weight gain and full relief. product marketed as guaranteed for coughs chest pains and lung issues with a $1.00 price and free trial bottle at druggists.
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King
W. R. Nelson
Ark
Farmer's Wife Finds Relief with Cardui Home Treatment
Durham North Carolina Mrs J M Shepherd writes she is a farmer's wife with a heavy workload and that four months ago she could not stand. She credits Cardui the woman's tonic with enabling most of her tasks and urges other women with womanly trouble to treat themselves at home using Cardui. The advertisement touts Cardui as a safe plant based remedy without harsh side effects and encourages asking a druggist for Cardui.
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Durham
N. C
J. M. Shepherd
Cardui
Tax Notice for 1910 State and County Taxes
The books for the collection of State and County Taxes will open on October 15, 1910, and close on December 31, 1910. Penalties apply for non payment in January February and March with executions issued against delinquents. Tax rates include 54 mills for State and 6 for Hope School and 20 mills for County Line Fence No 5 and 6 Townships. J A Hemingway County Treasurer.
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J. A. Hemingway
Duffy’s Dead Shot Praised in Georgetown Letter
A Georgetown resident endorses Duffy’s Dead Shot for chills fever and malaria at 25 cents a bottle. The letter credits the remedy with keeping his family healthy and saving money, also praising Duffy’s Pills for the liver after two decades of use.
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Duffy
Georgetown
S.C
Duffy Medicine Co
D. C. Simpkins
Capt Bogardus Again Hits The Bull S Eye
A famous sharpshooter Cap t Bogardus, noted for a 100 pigeons in 100 shots record, is living in Lincoln Illinois. He credits Foley Kidney Pills for relief from long standing kidney and bladder trouble after using three bottles.
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Capt. Bogardus
Lincoln
Ill
Iseman Drug Co
Rroft Drug Co
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Mr. Flanders
Flanders
Swainsboro, Ga
J. B. Johnson
H. T. McDonald
G. E. Scott
White's Branch Fear
W.R. West
Pee Dee Road
Board of ‘County Commissioners
W. H. West
South Carolina State Fair
Clemson College Extension
C. B. Haddon
Clemison College
Young’s
White Barbers