Batesburg Enterprise Shows 40 Percent Dividend
A Batesburg dispatch highlights the Batesbury Concrete Stone Contracting Company formed five months ago to produce sand and cement building material. Despite adverse weather it declares a 40 percent dividend, praising small local ventures and urging a business leader to take the initiative to start new enterprises.
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Batesburg
Columbia
Batesbury Concrete Stone Contracting Company
Auccons
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles and Political Highlights
A historical clipping blends remedies with a President's message outlining reforms. It covers a guaranteed cure claim for piles and a series of policy positions from taxation and corporate power to eight hour work laws, labor disputes, education, marriage and divorce laws, and foreign policy. It also notes a morale booster remedy for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinino Tablets.
Thanksgiving charity box sale aids Whitmire church
Salem reports a Thanksgiving box sale at the schoolhouse benefiting Whitmire Methodist church. Sheriff Moss presided over recitations by local girls, and twenty boxes sold raised 17.85 for Rochester, ill with dropsy. Also notes a child’s arm injury, visits, and local notices.
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Salem
Whitmire Methodiat Church
W. W. Moss
Mina Geraldine Hughes
Misa Addie Grogan
Mina Hughs
Mike Grogan
Mary
Mina ‘Hughs
Ian Rochester
Davis
Bountain View
Joe Ward
Miles Fendley
Ollia Whitten
Edith
Pendleton
G.R. Pike
Sarah Mauldin
Nice
Sallie Hudson
Murder at Sanibel Home Leaves Host Dead
John Chansey shot and killed Daniel Daniels at his Sanibel Florida residence on December 10 after a dinner invitation. Daniels pursued Chansey when he began to leave, and Chansey, intoxicated, fired a shotgun, killing his host instantly. Both men were white.
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Daniels
Sanibel
Feo County
Florida
John Chansey
Chansey
Hanor
Community notes from Mount Pleasant and area
Mount Plessant neighborhood updates report farming progress and social visits among Ada Timms Walter Laan 4 Misaca Harbin Boma Hill and Mrs Pat Bruce. Births include a girl to Fowler Honea and family. A pneumonia death ends an infant’s short illness. burial at Mount Pleasant cemetery. Christmas tree planned, prayer meetings ongoing, and condolences offered to Tyid and family. Washington reports commute of death sentence for mutiny and murder on schooner Henry A Berwind. other crew member executed.
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Mount Pleasant
Ada Timms
Brogier
Walter
Laan
Misaca Ada
Ollié Harbin
Boma Hill
RK. H. Land
Fowler Honea
Pat Bruce
Edward Arden
Leo Richardson
RH Tyid
Bethel
Washington
Arthur Adams
Robert, Sawyer
Henry A. Berwind
Wilmington
N.C
Thaw Trial Postponed to March or April Next Year
New York dispatch reports Harry Thaw’s murder trial of architect Stanford White postponed to March or April next year unless District Attorney Jerome consents to rearrange court calendars. Announcement issued from the district attorney’s office.
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New York
Harry
Stanford White
Nless
Jerome
Tragic Shooting Kills Twin Girl in Spartanburg Area
Lisao Coggins, farmer near Cedar Springs, left a loaded shotgun in a room where eight year old twins Helotiah and Hat tie Lou played with a black child. The boy Ha t tie Lou died instantly while the colored girl died later and the son Hointish was injured by recoil. The father is reported prostrate, awaiting further word.
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Spartanburg
Lisao Coggins
Cedar Springs
Here
Helotiah
Hattie Lou
Hointish
Mr. Coggins
Master’s Sales in Oconee County South Carolina 1908
Public auction notices list two tracts in Oconee County to be sold by order of the Court of Common Pleas. Tract 1 and Tract 2 in the Robbing and McDonald estates are described with bounds on Richland Creek and Whitewater Creek. Terms require half cash and twelve months credit with mortgage security and note.
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Philippines
Hawaii
Alaska
Pacific
Cuba
United States
Mr. Root
Rio
Manama
Pribolof
Pondera
State OF
South Carolina
Court of Common Plans
Court House
Walhalla
N. C
Martha J. Moeala
Fannie E. Foster
Oconee County
Righland Creek
James M. Beard
I. I. Dendy
Powers
Wright
D. L. Whitaker
N.C. McDon
Quonee County
State of South Carolina
Rioblan Creek
Watera
Corucross Creek
D. F. McAlister
N.C
Robbins
Betty Robbinson
Levi N. Robbing
W. O. White
5. C
Oconne County
Court of Common Pleas
Moses L. Shirley
M. Hi. Wall
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
Walhalla Court House
Public Square
R. D. Burns
C. C. P. Stribling
Herndon
Plaintif
Board of County Commissioners
Seonce County
S. C
MU Hana
L. H. V. Hobson
Weatminster
John R.anohary
Tokeena
N. Phillips
Long Creek
V. Hobson
Bamp Creek
Salem
Oconee ‘County
Taylor Wilson
Pope Pius Physician Dr Lapponi Dies in Rome
Dr Lapponi personal physician to Pope Pius died in Rome last Friday the seventh instant. The Pope was reportedly affected and Pius was expected to live longer than Leo XIII. In Kansas City First National Bank collection teller William C. Anderson is missing. president E F Swinney said Anderson was short 9000 in his accounts, having left on the sixth instant on a hunting trip, leaving a wife and one daughter.
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Lapponi
Pope Pius
Rome
Lappn
Pius
Leo XIII
William C. Anderson
First National Bank of
Kansas City, Mo
E. F. Swinney
Anderson
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Little River
B. N. Alexander
North Carolina
Andrew Frasier
Lake Toxaway
Byro Talley
Jooassee
G. Lusk
Gilford
RF. D. No. 1
Bertha Schumacher
Smeltzer
Miss Schumacher
Marka
Seneca, S. C
Ithaca
Cornell University
Chi Pai
Jonnie McGraw Fiske
Mount Plessant
Darling
Thaw
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Hind Heath
Singaiah Howes
Honda
Hontisten Duve ComPany
Madison, Wik
Master’s Sales
Jane Robbing
Susan Craig
Chamberlain
Bets
Croupia
Chil- Avon
Lila Ford
Westminster
Stonecypher
Stonecypher Drug Company
8. C
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Hollen
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Alexander & Holleman
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Yours Truly
J. W. Byrd & Co
Peraon
Norman’s Walhalla
Studebaker
C. W. Pitchford CO
Walhalla, S. C
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