New Hope Revival Progress and Local Happenings
The New Hope community reports a revived interest after revival meetings led by Rev. J. S. Crim of Liberty with morning and evening services. Fifteen members joined by letter or profession. two more baptisms expected. Keowee Graded School construction advances with three classrooms and a hall for the W. O. W. Camp. Local visits and social events include Clemson attendance planned for August 5 and notable travelers and residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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New Hope
J. 5
Crim
Liberty
Thora Ward
Robinson's Shoals
O'Vlock
S. Wackburn
Seneca
Woman's Missionary Society
Tadtiow
Butler Kelley
Wasley
Honville
M. A. Wood
Comite
Misses Smith
Stasley
Pawine Kelley
Misa Maud Bulingsley
Laherty
Luila Boggs
Keowee
New Mope
Patrview
Tanfet Wan
di Ay Kelley
New Slope
Lawrence McMahan
Matrview
Mies Tada Morgan
Seveen
Wannlo
Ada Morgan
Clemson
M. O. Mexander
Womngton
Eigene
Cahaepe
Myrtle
Rath Heawn
Walbury
No More Sunday Mail in Washington Post Offices
Washington August 26 the post offices will close on Sundays under a provision of the postal appropriation act passed by Congress and supported by the Postmaster General. Only emergency delivery will occur that day with mail passes through. no in person service or lockbox access will be provided.
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Washington
Ehina
Congress
Touttent Mutt
Ilon
Seneca Notes and Local Visits Highlight Election Day
Election day buzz fills Seneca with talk on Hat and local affairs as farm and factory notes, letters from Tilinan, and visits from Cary, Bates, and Livingston mark a busy week. Residents welcome relatives, travel news, and social updates while county executives committee activity completes the page.
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Seneca
Seneca Ima
Grouya
Tilinan
Beneca
Dan Carter
David Black
Icheuse Wee
Mieses
Carrie
Sue Ellen Hunter
Pearle Leavolle
Anderson
M. Cary
Alta
Taura
W. Bates
Baton
Bendy Mises
Susan Doyle
Louise Hendy Williett
Typ
Mra Martin
D.P. Thomson
Wales
Jr. Liytonston
Leneon
Liv Ineston
Wurape
Bustaves Altairs
Mr . Livingston
Lee Carpenter
Greenythey
Mra. W
Munter
Suellen Hunter
Nancy and
Nolte Linea
Moride Prapst
Verna Stribling
Charles Byrd
Oscar Doyle
Ren Lee Uumitton
Tromley Cary
Crevy
Grimer Veaden, Jr
McCatey
Andresan
Meeting of Ovoneo Committee at Court House
The Committee of Ovoneo to meet at the Court House on Thursday at noon to discuss the return of the primary vote, declare the results, and address the transfer of party leadership. Dan Moga, County Chairman, urged attendance. secretary is Baie.
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Clouse
Dan Me Moga
County
Chidemun
Tt Dy Baie
Withdrawal From Congressional Race Over Filing Law
Editor Keowee Courter explains withdrawal after discovering a new federal filing law required itemized campaign expense reports to be filed fifteen days before primaries. He admits ignorance of the federal rule, says he notified county chairmen, filed his state reports, but was swept out by federal requirements affecting other candidates.
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Keowee Courter
Congress
Howse of Representatives
Washington
Eit Balan Funts
Yepere
Bintes Senate
Tam
Ony
Senate
Lowe
Oconee Farmers Mutual Insurance meeting notes and affairs
The annual meeting at Walhalla Court House drew strong attendance. Officers elected included W M Brown as president and P Y Chaliera as vice president with all other officers and township directors named. Financials show cash in bank and total insurance in force at $505,000 with 650 policy holders and a safety balance of $1,563,917 for the year. Also reported are unrelated notices of a locomotive yard accident in Ravinith Ga with a fatality, and a local medicinal ad for Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Oconee Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Court House
Walhalla
Keeton of
House
W. M. Brown
OakWiy
Sune
Paul Toss
Polley
Assissmenta Agiinet Polley-Holdern
Parmera’ Mutual Insurance Association of
Oconee
Poleyholden
Lustrance
Congress Conferees Move Toward Final Deficiency Bill
A chaotic session as the Sixty-Second Congress pushed toward final action on the general deficiency and post office appropriation measures. Conferees planned to resolve differences on key items including a $66,000 addition for ransom fund reform and older pension claims while maintaining momentum on other fiscal bills.
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Moun
Meauch
Ntcht
Ouintye Underwood
Doma
Mor
Ato Chamber
Hpontose
Smoot
Ely
Senate
Almoat
Stone
Bul- Aeinds
Bale
Aton
Batunday
Aera AM
LaFollette
Penrose Manpaign
Almont
Chamberlain
Martin
Swanson
Culberson
Clauie
House
Indications of Early Returns in County and District Races
Early vote indications suggest Wyatt Alken leads Dhind Congressional District. Benson, Vernor, and Martha show on first ballot for Senate and probate judge. John Grate and Thomas Smith listed for court and education posts. Second races feature Brown, McDonald's J. M. McDonnaldy for representation and Foster versus Holixon for supervisor. Coroner, treasurer, and county commissioner races noted with tight margins. Salem transmission hinted at press time.
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Vernor
Senate
Marth
John
Grate
Glovk
Thos
A. Smith
DOA
Smith
W. O. Witte
W. M. Brown
Ate Meloy
M. J. McDonnaldy J. M
Flange
Representa
Cambs Superviour
J. W. Davin
C. P. Walker
Frattworl
Jai W. Cannon
J. L. Reeder
W. M. Perry
W. H. Talley
Totals for Governor Reported in Statewide Totals
In close of the tally period the state published statewide totals for the governor race. Names and exact vote counts are unclear in the text, but the document indicates overall totals were supplied to accompany the statewide results.
County Candidates Expenditures Report Appears Incomplete
A fragmentary list presents campaign expense figures for various county offices and candidates including state senator and clerk of court roles. The typed entries name individuals such as Verner and Brown with amounts ranging from a few dollars to over forty, followed by ad hoc notes and a stray, archaic closing paragraph on marriage customs and national stereotypes.
Uncertain Governor Race Amid Shifting Returns
Early statewide returns are sparse and unclear as Boreing Monso supporters claim a lead for Bleaso, while courts and press notes indicate Jones may trail by around 400 votes. Analysts expect total state turnout around 110000 to 125000, with live results varying by precincts.
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Bhrong Monso
Bleaso
Phorst Mosnige
Ahout
Agien
Aluase
Jones
Precmnota
Unclear 1886 County Election Totals in Oconeds Que
Fragmentary OCR shows state and county race names with governors and officials listed. Lacks coherent results. mentions Governor Blenee and various officials with scattered numbers and legible surnames like Duncan, Wy Mobaurin, and Wharton.
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Treunron
Eevee
Campaign campaigners and a Florida shooting incident
The piece notes Colmbia and other papers reassigned Haskell Gibbes to campaign news with a large 868,000 word volume, and reports a fatal shooting in Starke Florida where Langford Andrews and a friend clashed with Taneford over a family feud.
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Western Union Peleetable Company
Colmbia
Howser
Nonnties
SLO Nh
Haskell Gibbes
HTT Ete
Lowe
Gibbes
Cam Halk
Ibbes
Cheatro
Mr. Gibbes
Columbia Record
Coumble Sout
Chirigston News
Cenver
Athinty Jounal
Greenvio Medinont
Spartanburg Journal
Chartoxton Post
Spartanining Herald
Angiet Chrome
Ate Demon Mat
Gavenwood Jornal
Morence Kiyes Wheenparts
Witla
Daphnonyillis
Langford
Starke
Stridford
Florida
Ane Anh
Btuoke
Planet Pier
Lianeford
Adrews
Jacksonville
Mole
Andrew Revelvar
Andrews
Taneford
Revelver
Card of Thanks for sympathy after death
We thank friends and neighbors for the many kind deeds and sympathy shown us after the illness and death of our dear wife and mother. May the good Lord comfort and sustain all in affliction. J C Goodman and Children Calhoun, Iowa.
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J.C. Goodman
Calhoun
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