40000 FINEE IMPOSED ON STANDARD OIL CO
In Chicago Judge Landis imposed a maximum 24000000 fine on Standard Oil Company of Indiana across 1462 counts, with a grand jury panel ordered and an appeal planned. New York officials react noting the oil value cited at 660000, and the firm plans to appeal to the appeals court.
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Bicago
Landis
United States District Court
Bran
Indiana
Eack
Apeelal Wrand
Abe Oshire
Chi-Caro and Alton Railroad Company
Joan
Standard Oil Company
Santen
United States District Attorney
Standard
New York
Newa
Laniin
United State
Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
The Coming and Going of Prosperous Section Bounty Lad
A compact local page notes drought impacts on crops in Prosperous section and lists numerous visitors, family stays, and church activities. Mentions Bear Pen School opening, extended visits in Richland area, and several travel plans to Highlands and North Carolina. Also references a revival meeting at Poplar and remarks on public morals with a preacher’s speech. A signed testimonial for Drivinga New Discovery appears amid community updates.
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Speelat
Gua Shentitn
Janie Neville
Clemson
Questa
Ly Ahankiin
Mack Milam
Sandy Spring
Mien
Matthew Daviv
Corinth
Mina Bindly Dendy
Augusta
Mise Laize Porritt
Whitewater
C. D. Corebin
Bear Pen
Motria Shanklin
Atlanty
Homie Yesterda
Westminster
Robert Rankin
Poplar
Huff
Walter James
Georgia
B. S. Pickett
B. J. Culbreath
Atlanta
Jana HH
Pickett
Greenville
J. W Pickett
Highlands
Toxaway
Polota
North Carolina
Mia. Pickett
Jamon Rogers
J. B. Pickett
Abbeville
Ubary Silgh
Birmingham
Als
Ethel Smith
J. L. Smith
Claude Milam
Helena
Slater
J. E. Pickett
John Davie
Beneen
Zeampares
Jasper Doyle
W. H. Doyle
Wall Valle
Richland
Tovcal Notes from Richland August 6
Local notes report the Farmora Union warehouse laid down for potential benefit to farmers once completed. Charleston visitor Ming Bibes Meldat spends time with the Sanders family. Minnie McAliater visits Fair Play and friends. Belma and Charlie Sanders recover well. Mrs Nell Sigh visits Anderson and Valhalla friends. Carrie Sanders and children visit. R T Jaynes plans more work on the Rutha British property. Citizens urged to clean creek banks and reclaim long unused bottom land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Veing
Thia Place
Farmora’ Union
Beneft
Ming Bibes
Charleston
T. EB. Sanders
Minnie McAliater
Fair Play
Little Belma
Charlie Sanders
Nelli
Anderson
Carrie Sanders
Valhalla
Unsung Gratitude for a Lifesaving Remedy
A Concord resident recounts severe measles that worsened to stomach and bowel illness. He credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life and advises others to use it, adding thanks and praise for the medicine.
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Bam H
Gwin
J. W. Boh
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneun
Notes from Oakway Aug six cluttered district names
Notes from Oakway recount community visits and guest stays across several families. Mentions JR Davie medical appointment at Wesleyan Methodist church, visits by Mrs Vidw Marott and children from Westminster, Maude Zachary from Tokeena, and various relatives and friends from Greenville Pendleton Anderson and Seneca. Best wishes to The Courier. Roy.
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Oakway
Davie
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Vidw Marott
Westminster
Ed. Gamiureth Mitu Maude Zachary
Tokeena
Ming Jordella Rearden
Misgoa Jonnie
Wille Green
Greenville
Nural Hobson
Pendleton
J.P. Carroll
Pet King
Anderson
Robert King
Ama Moore
Weatminater
Henry Myera
Miia Kile Bearden
Wowenut Thorkday
Lalting
G. Meredith
An- Goreon
T. J. Merédith
Dock Elrod
Seneca
Mra
King
Miak Della Carroll
L. H. V. Hobson
Inet
Townville
Misnes Reena
Lillie Snelgrove
Mr. Kindles
La+ Yoola
James Carroll
Tha Courier
Roy
Impaired Appetite Claims From Chamberlains Stomach and Liver
An odd local testimonial from Detroit speaks of restored appetite and relief from bloating after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. The user, J. H. Seitz, cites improved digestion and a pleasant bowel movement as key results, with pricing and outlet hints at Walhalla and Seneca areas.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
J. W. Hell
Walhalla
W. J. ‘Lininey
A. Seneca
Westminster News Sketches And Local Notices
Westminster and surrounding towns greet a busy stretch of social, church, and school news. Visitors, family trips, and protracted Baptist services fill the week with arrivals from Anderson, Greenville, and Charlotte as well as plans for a 30 foot store addition and a new Dr W A Strickland office. A late July melon thefts mystery, plus a ball game where Oxford defeated Richland by nine to three, rounds out the crowds and comings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weerminster
Aukual
Misa Lula Bowers
Bowereutie
Lillis Harringa
J. R. Moore
R. A. Moore
Rad Spring
N.C
L. N. Chappell
Bishopyilia
Peden & Anderson Banking Company
W. A. Strickland
Pelzer
Arthur King
Jamestown
W. C. Tike
Jenson, Mitchell
Balton
Burt Mitchell
T. N. Hall
L. G. Gaston
C. K. Breayealé
Mise Henriette Gaston
Poor Mountain
Miss Marty
Meaner
Anderson and Bellon
Col
R. B. Mason
Charlotte, N. G
Taathriday
W. J. Limnay
Seneca
Ouloway R. Davia
Waltitin Road
John J. Pickens
Jersey City
N. J
Coke Pick
Richland
W. M. Woolbright
Atlanta
Woolbright
J. P. Woolbright
Nterry
Munson
New York
H.R. Manson
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. C. Mason
Lavania
Westminster
Jive B. Madidin
Linon
HF. Wille
Greenville
Rey
Mra
J. N. Chanpell
Bishopville
Lee County
Moors
North Carolina
J. Jh. Moore
J. 8
Carter
Jule J. Davia
Bounty Land
Long Creek
Doyle
A. L. Gossett
What's Doing at Seneca and Nearby News
August notes from Seneca report church services, a missionary society delegate elected, vacations and travels of local families, resignations from city council treasurer, social events at homes, and drought relief mentions. Visitors include Mrs. Lowry, Miss Dye, and Miss Brown. J. L. McWhorter resigns as treasurer. lectures and music are highlighted. several residents plan trips to Texas, North Carolina mountains, and Mine Wynonah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Carolin
Ethel
Presbyterian Church
Janes Lowry
Lowry
Gray
Beneca
Tarmansa
Walhalla
Lyor
Hannah Brown
Mina Carnelia Dye
Kershaw
W. P. Nimmonn
Mr. Nimmone
Keowae
W. H. Moore
Hampton
A. Ke Hinas
John G. Harper
Ruby Harper
Georgia
Library Association
Wasewall
J. Re Lyles
Wofford
John Ts. McWhorter
Nav Osborne
Huby Harper
Mra. Ree
Summerton
K. G. Finlay
H. P. Boge
B. M. Cary
Jocanooe
Thay
Mine Wynonah
Harry Garey
John L. McWhorter
Rebeca
J. H. Doyle
Trenholm
Kathleen
Texas
Carol Herndon
May Sullivan
Maude Hammond
We Verner
Hunter
Jane Lo Lowry
Missiaaipps
Remedy for Diarrhoea Never Knownn to Fail
A fragmentary testimonial favors Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims long use by the speaker over five years and praises its effects for family and others in York County, Pa, mentioning Dr J W Bell and places Valhalla Linney Seneca.
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Otsego County
Wm. M. Dietz
Omego Journal
Gilberteville
Chamberlain
York County
Jemison
Spring
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
Linney
Seneca
Local notes from Little River area brief August 6
Specials report J Talley recovery after near death from a snake bite and a 3 year old debt. Mina Ruby Grant praised as a top Bmpitzer school teacher. Wm Craigth teaching at Chile. White Mire Church activities and cemetery work. protracted services planned at Whitmire's before the second Sunday. A. R. Talley improving. J S Holden and Wm Burgem visit. Rocean sick but improving. Jocasses crops show promise with Burgess corn. severe wind damaged slope of upper Little River. Mrs Judy Alexander and family visiting from Seneca. Minerva and Cornea Cantrell of Chooboo visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River
J. Talley
Mina Ruby Grant
Bmpitzer School
Wm. Craigth
Chile Ince
Whitemire
Whitmire's
A. R. Talley
W. M. Perry
Holden
Wim. Burgem
Ro ‘Ean
Baylus
James Burgess
Judy Alesander
Ftamily
Seneca Colon Mill
Misson Minerva
Cornea Cantrell
Chooboo
Mappenings at Hopewell Hopewell News
August notes from Hopewell list social visits and church plans. An all day singing event is announced at Kouga church on the second Sunday, with AJL singers invited. Mrs Jenking and two kin visited Madison last Saturday, Oscar Land returned from Texas, Miss Alpha Bryant plans a trip to Avon, and several residents visited relatives nearby. Virginia Harmon accompanied her father to Hopewell Sunday. Annie Cobb of Oak Grove is also mentioned.
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Hopewell
Kouga
AJL
J. TD. Jenking
Fone
Madison
Oscar Land
Texas
Alpha Bryant
Weatminster
Allion
Land
Walhalin
Davin Apent
Tovcon
Ratio Meaders
Community Notes From Ebenuser August Gathering
Special notice from Ebenuser dated August 1 describes a church event with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Binle of Pickens visiting Mrs. Annie Jona and daughters Lillian and Florence McDonald. Nearby residents Lawrence and Mix Bodie Sndterfeld of Dalton visit relatives as Mrs. J. Ho Hutt cares for a very ill Jonesia Tonos.
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Ebeneser
Tha Eohool Atiki Place
Dourtahn
B.J. Orider
Joe Binle
Pickens
Pent Bunday
Mra
Annie Jona
Lillian
Dalton
Frianda
Senos
J. Ho Hutt
Pia
Jonesia Tonos
B.S
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Gelert
Chilleon
Richians
Futurn
Columbia Phonographs
Oconey
Craig
Verner Mercantile Co
Walhalla, S. C
Tom
James H. Darby
Valhalla, S. CC
People's Bank
Melon
Ars Ptontitul
Pinder
Tonving
Geneva
Dhur
Oklahonis
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