Winners in Boys Corn Club Exhibits at Valhalla Event
At Valhalla on Saturday November 26, sixteen Boys Corn Club members displayed ten car exhibits while twenty farmers brought corn. Judges awarded prizes with Otto Cantrell Exhibit 1 first, Dickson Exhibit 10 second, Abbott Exhibit 3 third, and others recognized for quality. The meeting praised the boys’ hard work and noted future contests and state plans for funding and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valhalla
Oconee
Boys’ Corn Club
Otto Cantrell
Dickxon
Abbott
Bamuil
Povritt
Knox
Tristoua
Qeonne
CNC
Wartona
Board of Exmirers
Huty
Hill on Situation and World Economy Warning
Washington Poxt. Et Paul Minn Nov 27 United States and world face fruit of extravagance says J J Till warning that warning comes too late The President is a good man but makes mistakes He criticizes excess and argues for restraint and prudent policy to avoid unemployment and economic collapse while urging fortification against future shocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Poxt
Paul
Minn
United States
J. J. Till
Patt
Till
Washington
Hha
Guilty of Will MS Murder in Columbia Trial
In General Sessions Court Lexington a White Pekin man George Nich as and Jah Clarke a New Orleans Negro were found guilty of murder in the killing of Paul A. Williams a Southern Railway clerk aboard a Hagenbeck-Wallace circus train en route to Augusta on October 2. Jury deliberation lasted fifteen minutes. Brown and Wilson, two more defendants, pled guilty to lesser charges and received prison terms.
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Lexington
George Nichas
Pekin
Jah Clarke
New Orleans
General Sessions Court
Paul A. Willams
Southern Railway
Columbia
Augusta
Nichols
Clarke
Garland Brown
John Wilson
Andersons College Accepted by Baptists Convention
The Baptial State Convention accepted Anderson's College offer by unanimous vote amid enthusiasm. Fifteen trustees were elected to serve terms from one to five years and will meet soon to organize and pursue a charter. The offer includes a hundred thousand dollars for Anderson with broad support from local people, arranged to secure the college's future. Also noted are historical items and local notices, including remarks on John Brown and the Diamond Shoal plan for protected sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Durst
Greenwood
J. J. Fretwell
L. M. Roper
Spartanburg
EL ‘Thayer
Laurens
RS. Jagon
W. B. Williams
Charleston
G. CG. Brown
Sumter
Columbia
W. HL Thun
Newberry
J. N. Brown
Wabi
Anderson
Homer
Rovio Mharinney
Walhalla
Wed Tilsey
Senne
Scott and Lowne Ad Misreadings
Scott and Lowne of 409 Deal Street New York publish a misread advertising notice for emulsion products claiming benefits and trials. The item reads like a mock request for a product line and mentions a publicized heat or bake sale event in a misspelled, unclear manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyan Tile
Bayinae Hun
Scott & Lowne
Deal St
Citation Notice for Mary Wilson Estate Administration
Jor Wilson petitions for Letters of Administration of Mary Wilson deceased in Oconee County Court of Probate Walhalla South Carolina The date is December 12 1910 at 11 am to show cause why administration should not be granted Read at Keowee Courier and Court House door per law publication dates November 20 and December 7 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Oconne
D. A. Smith
Jor Wilson
Mary Wilson
Wal- Ilin Conré House
Oconee County
Keowee
Court House
Notich to Debtors and Creditors in Merrick Estate
Notice to all debtors of the estate of Jule Me Merrick deceased to pay and for all claimants to file within prescribed time. Warning against trespass on lands in Pagalee Township with prohibition on Norse activities. Signed Amber Dek in 1910.
The Perils of Life Insurance Ad Claims Security
Daily reports of deaths and injuries rise as wars end and civilization grows. The notice urges readers to secure life, fire, accident, and theft insurance at nominal cost with attractive terms and broad protection for home and loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilizaon
Notice of probate hearing and estate settlement
The undersigned will apply to D A SMITH Judge of Probate for Oconee County South Carolina at Walhalla Courthouse on Tuesday December 8 1910 for leave to make final settlement of the estate of dia M Mer Nek deceased and to obtain final discharge as executor Anson C Merrick executor and A G November 28 of Rebwn Low deceased are hereby notified to take payment and all persons having claims against said estate will present them within the time prescribed by law or be barred John Lew Administrator November 22 1910
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jule Me Merrick
Anson GC
Pagalee
D. A. Smith
Oconee County
South Carolina
Walhalla Courthlouse
Dia M. Mer Nek
Anson C. Merrick
A&g
Joun Lew
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Pater
Abboud
Tee
Irler
Hines Porensen
Abbeville
Lyon
Alto
Cnificen Ory
Fletcher
Saya Comitry
Therat
Beiels
Asoa
Wwe
Honmielad Alte
Hilto Podelos
Aso Bros
Pollrns
Sid Uivesthie
Hose
Ives
Rae
Merida
Canereia
Pope
Haydn
Pierhig
Solietor
Fimm Morman
Niton
John Wileson
Garland Brown Mafeht
Mehols
Otter
Skinm
Tives
Nard
Stile
Krank Amdersol
Merowirhy
Val Lewis
Atine Tai Ed White
Furhain
Tisetton
Dave Wonka
Nashwitte
Pean
Witteb
Mo Mayer
Boehester
N.Y
Saya
Barton's
Wathallas
Senova
Dee
Ollee
Benemit
Ware
Herkelr
Swank
Ida
He Evans
Srendig
Cie
Evany
Maley
Marton
Pharney
Wadhalla
Woktaninoy
Seneca Ul
T College
Newberry Observer
John Brown
Athenton
Wheeling
W. Va
Wareder
Charlestown
Brown
Connecticut
Kansas
Ameston
Earper
Chielestown
W. VI
Diamond
Cape Vatteria
Atlantic
Vdlomatic Electric
Olees Telelty
Scott
Rose
John Rose
Alexander
Twily
Cane Creek
Joe and
Sylvester
Richland
Mra
Oakway
Will Cole
Smith
Harris
Wyle
Ketreat
McClanahan Place
Retreat
Frank H. Shirley
Westminster, S. C
Notich
Daniel E. Good
S.C. Call
BEL Meat Storm
Carter Hardwaro
Jas. M. Moss
8. C
Dr. J.S. Stribling
Seed Bought
T. W. Wood
Byrd & Cromer
Shneoa
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