Beaverdam Association Reports Growth and Missions Push
The Beaverdam Association meeting with South Wanton church in Onee county Ki a Tuosiyy includes 88 churches in Ovonee and Anderson counties. Members total about 8,400 with missions and benevolence gifts nearing 4,000. Key topics include stronger pastor support, a field-based church cooperation plan, and a pledge to expand mission work, with officers elected and aid to orphanages and state missions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
South Wanton Church
Ooonee
Kia ‘Tuosiyy
Ovonee
Anderson
Rocky Knoll
Cheawell
Wntiuatabm
J. R. Moore
Stato Missiona
W. T Dorioux
J. R. Moors
L. M. Lyda
A. McDaniel
W. E. Huff
A. P. Marett
J.H. Stone
J. TR. Earle
James Seaborn
Otura
Jamison
Connie Maxwell
Derioux
Moore
South Union
Return
Bethel
Bro. McDaniel
Westminster
Blackbur
Seneca ‘Church
Bon Verdam Association
South Carolina Baptist Ministry
Baptist Courier
Another Good Man Gone Wrong From Kidney Delay
A Morgantown Indiana man named A. R Baas suffered severe nighttime urination, backache, and kidney pain. He was treated with Foley's Kidney Cure, which relieved his symptoms and restored health, illustrating the product’s claim to strengthen kidneys and prevent Bright's disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
A. R Baas
Morgantown
Ind
J. W. Boll
Local Jottings From Keowee And Nearby
Notes from Keowee and nearby communities describe visits and relatives. Samuel Lovinggood of Bowermanville Georgia spent last week with M E Smiths. William Kimbrell and child visit her parents near Wootater this week. Mary Holden of Littleriver visited Ida Smith. Mrs Ida Molden hosted. T M Littleton of Stamp Creek visited last week. George R Pike and children of Salem with W E Smiths. Oling and Maude Billingsley called on Amy Smith. Norman White attended services Sunday. Mrs Alice Jones and children of Gap Hill and sister Livene visiting W M Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Molden
T. M. Littleton
Stamp Creek
Mra
George R. Pike
Salem
W. EK. Smith
Oling
Maude Billingsley
Amy Smith
Norman White
Norman
Alice Jones
Gap Hill
Miss Livene
W. M. Holden
Bohool
Piles Remedy Touted By Doctors In Collapsible Tubes
The passage describes piles as an internal ailment and promotes a product called WK by Dr J W Bell and W J Lunney as a quick remedy. It mentions ManZan as a real cause of trouble in battle and advocates using a collapsible tube with a nozzle to apply medicine directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ManZan
J. W. Bell
Secretariat Seals Sparring Acts for State Fair Week
Secretary Love of the State Fair Society closes a contract with John J Sullivan for sparring exhibitions to run the entire week beginning October 22 in a 4 tent on the fair grounds. A deal with William Jennings Bryan is pending though syndicates back both acts. Sullivan is independent. Bryan is held by a syndicate for one thousand dollars. The attractions are expected to draw record crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Love
State Fair Society
John J. Sullivan
Sullivan
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Fair Society
Hopewell Hows Home Hopewell Meeting Postponed
August 16 note explains the postponed pro meeting at Changs to the fourth Sunday with Prof. R. L. Hall of South Union aiding in singing. Several local residents attended services and visits across nearby towns. Mentions moving operator job, community visitors, and a Pinesalve health ad ending with a local slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Union
Jordan Land
Slater
Misa Lillie
Salem
Myra Parker
Near Norris
Misa Walterine Ward
Clyde
Jenkina
Russie Davia
James E. Barrett
Duffie Cothran
Clemson
Marvin KillKinney
Easley
J. F. Singleton
Westminster
J. J. Pickens
A. P. Marott
Chauga
Ratio Meadows
Toccoa
G. M. Singleton
Madison
Rena Land
Texaway
John Singleton
Carnesville
B.J. Reagen
Harbin’s Siding
Deercourt
Clifton King
Arthur King
Cotton Growers Demand Cheatham Resignation
Spartanburg reports the county Cotton Growers' Association unanimously requesting the Southern Cotton Growers' Association to remove secretary Cheatham after recent Atlanta developments tied to bucket shops. County President Archer says the farmers' movement should remain free and above board and calls for Cheatham's resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Cotton Growers’ Association
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Cheatham
Atlanta
Archer
County
Farmers’ Movement
Australian Passenger Service to Jape Expansion
A passenger service to Jape this season is reported as the largest on record, signaling strong demand and expanded routes. The service aims to accommodate more travelers, with increased frequency and capacity to meet growing patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jape
Women Health Secrets in Dr. Poureas Favorite Prescription
An 19th century health advertorial extols Dr Poureas Favorite Prescription for women worn by marriage and motherhood. It claims to restore freshness and beauty by treating pelvic drains and weaknesses, promoting health and happiness for millions of women through herbal ingredients and no alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Ita
Plorea
Guthrie
Desperate Attack Ends in Man’s Death Near Baldwin
A masked assailant broke into Henry Davie's Baldwin area home at 2 am, struck him in the head with an ax, attacked Mrs. Davie who fought back, then escaped as neighbors rallied. Henry Davie died of his injuries that afternoon. Mrs. Davie was also badly hurt. A neighborhood posse has hunted for the attacker with no clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacksonville
Fis
Henry Davie
Baldwin
Grain Crops Drive Record Business Across Transport Hubs
The great crop figures push rail and road traffic into peak fall trade. Commercial centers report a surge that suggests the country faces its strongest yet most challenging economic period.
Storm Hill Notes Include Songs and Road News
Storm Hill reports a new song by Tom McCall with chorus permission, remarks on a Beethoven inspired tune, and a predicted shift in local music. John Busch plans a concrete dwelling, the Storm Hill to West Union road may reopen for travel, and local visits include Luther Allison in Anderson county. Crops suffer from rain, and a comical Peach sale tale from Valhalla adds local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Hill
John
Henry Voole
J. T. King
Tom McCall
Thomas
John Busch
West Union
Luther Allison
Anderson County
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King's Dyapopeia
Dred W. Bell
Wavialla
W. J.lunney
Pinesalve
Druid
W. Doll
Walhalla
W. J. Looney
Seneca
Flendith Ogirage
Figrida
J. W Bell
W. J. Luunoy
France
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