Farmers' Union Rally at Clemson Promises Education Drive
A large Farmers' Union rally at Clemson College announced by National President Duckworth and State President Goodwin. The gathering endorsed education campaigns across South Carolina to organize farmers into the union, with Clemson tasked to oversee stock selection for a state animal-breeding program and potential donations to the college.
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Paraphanatia
Gronda
Farmoru
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Clemson College
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Armors’ Union
Grand Armers’ Union
Duckworth
Goodwin
Vnlon
Wlemeoa College
Duck- Worth
Farmers Union
Farmers’ Union
Clomson College
Adama
National Congress
Mt Oak State Agricultural College
Department of Animal
United States
Ramsay Creek notes show fever reach. weddings and deaths
August reports from Ramsay Creek and Rawaag a Creek recount health woes with typhoid fever six cases last week. Miss Ellen Watkins died at fifty after years in Pleasant Hill Baptist church. Johnnie Cox injured by a runaway team. Miss Alice Dickson wed Willie Freeman at Bungay officiated by Rev. W T McAllister. Also praise for Supervisor Hobson amid rough roads and a local advertisement touts Orloc Laxative Fruit Syrup for constipation.
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Hobson
Turoor Miller
Mra
Decatur Alexander
Ellen Watkins
Pleasant Hill
Rav
W. J. McAlietar
Johnnie Cox
W. T. McAllioter
Bungay
Anguat
Mies Allée Dickson
Willie Freeman
M. P. Dickton
Romania
Calvin Freeman
Weatminster
Local notices from Tananses and New Hope dated August 19
The Tananses column reports the burial of a child from Ascolt Mauldin at Dothol on Saturday and visits by Mrs. Hix A. Duncan and family, plus various church activities, school news, and social visits. New Hope notes postponed meetings due to unfinished church housing, a sermon by Rev. W. O. Sanborn, and a string of visits among residents including Spartansburg and Anderson names.
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Pfant
Ascolt Mauldin
Dothol
Hix A. Duncan
Jobin
K. E. Cowes
Doyle Dodd
Ebeneeer
Brand Mow
Mason Duncann
I. K. Cowan
Jonny Davia
Tamaaien
Harry Haghe
Bethel Sunday School
Lenoon
T. M. Kelley
Harry Frank Rankin
Eugens Cowan
Mianca Pelzer Brooke
Maud Chalmers
Misa Josie Chalmore
Kometolka
Pickens
Violet
New Hope
W. O. Sanborn
M. A. Sanford
Gates
Selena
Spartanburg
M. A. Rood
Lynford Thin Woek
Henry White
Ensley
Lula
Lona Brown
Anderson
Mion Mattie Malone
South Union
Beulah Elrod
Mish Aleo White
Edward
Mire
Brylen II
Koox
Ralph
Sonocs
Homofolla
Miaw Rosato Rutledge
Walhalla
Misa May Cox
Mia
Kath Thouniondt
Seneca
Irs
Oln Jones
Easley
Thin Waok
H. Boyd
Jordania
Advertisements and crime note from early 1900s El Reno
A jumble of medical patent ads tout Ballard Snow Liniment for rheumatism and kidney cleanser claims. Local crime brief reports G. Biello slain by throat cut in Charleston and escape of murderers. Trade mentions Walhallas and W. J. Lunney in Seneca with assorted drug/product promotion.
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Ballard
Ballin Poopier
Sullivan House
el Reno
Welles
Walchalla Drag Co
W.J. Lunney
Seneca, Ee
Threo Negro Donvivta
G. Biello
Charleston
Muirderora
Local church notes and health advice from August issue
August 13 column from Pivasant Grove Oats discusses completion of a bridge near the town, a Sunday service led by Rev. H. F. Stovall, and calls for civic duty. It mentions Sunday school progress under C. G. Martin, local association attendance at South Union, and road work by J. H. Barbers. An excerpt promotes a laxative cough syrup as a health remedy, with regional distributors listed.
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Aupparnd
Datunday
H. F. Stovall
Uline
C. G. Martin
Routh Union
J. H. Barbers
Free Nursing Scholarships Offered Nationwide
The Philadelphia School for Nurses will offer nearly 200 free scholarships for two year courses at 2219 25 Cheatau St Philadelphia with room board uniforms and travel home paid. A shorter eighteen month option exists with home study and a special quick course for those unable to spend two years. The goal is to extend trained nurses to rural communities and towns nationwide.
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Philadelphia School For Nurses
Cheataut Street
Philadelphia
Oltien
Community backs Townevill to Westminster road plan
The citizens of Oconee and Anderson counties rally behind a Townevill to Westminster road project. A local Anderson man estimated funding needs, prompting community fundraising under bright sun. The drive aims to unlock regional growth and rail corridor potential, with strong turnout anticipated in Greenville area.
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Oconee
Anderson Counties
Towneville
Westminster
J. Fratwell
Anderson
Piedmont
Greenville Nova
Cotton Mills Assessed In South Carolina Value Rise
The State Board of Equalization set cotton mill property values in South Carolina at 46 million dollars, up from 41 million in 1905, with 19 million of the 40 million valuation concentrated in Greenville, Spartanburg, and Anderson counties. A jumble of unrelated fragments follows, including references to Hollister ton products and a distant accident report about W. Hall and J. Garth, plus scattered names and nonsensical phrases.
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State Board of Equalization
Columbia
South Carolina
Greenville
Spartanburg
Anderaen
Postal Clerks Boost Rail Mail Between Belton and Walhalla
The Blue Ridge Railroad route between Belton and Walhalla gains an additional postal clerk to handle heavy mail volume. N. Fant has been overworked, causing mail misrouting. Congressman Wyatt Aiken urged action. Second Assistant Postmaster General W. S. Shallenberger approved, with two clerks alternating days to ensure midday service for Walhalla and improved service along the line.
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Belton
Walhalla
Bolton
Shallenberger
Aiken
Wyatt Aiken
Abbeville
B. P
Ranana
Bipartisan bids for Third District Congress: Boggs or Aiken
In the Sentinel-Journal alludes to Julius E. Boggs and Wyatt Aiken as candidates for Congress in the Third District. The paper endorses neither and states it will remain neutral in the county race. Also notes a bequest of 500 dollars to Connie Maxwell Orphanage by the late Brown Goes and reports a St Louis man fined 25 dollars for frightening his wife. A humorous exchange about recalling past flattery ends the item.
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Ohio
Tittaoia
Tadiaom
Naat Posiawo
Cleveland
Germany
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Indiana
J. Crouch & Son
America
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Heat
Clemaon Coltoga
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John ©. Calhoun
Ben Tillman
One-Eyed God
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Grouch
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Parsons
Brown Goesaway
Connie Maxwell
Greenwood
St. Louis
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