News from Little River and surrounding areas
Local notes report livestock losses from infection, community movers to North Carolina, and residents relocating within the region. Mentions of Ed Nix and K. W. Grant, Willis Wrightson’s minor injury, trustee meeting at Court House, travel to Cashford NC, and Mill closures at Lamnibar Company. Also notes school moves to Walhalla, multiple families' comings and goings, a severe and non graphic injury to a girl from a clothes fire, and a medicinal cure advertisement for catarrh alongside St. Choney Co. claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Owens
North
Carolin
Ed. Nix
K. W. Grant
A Wiettiston
Fin Mit
Injuriens
N. A. Lusi
Glenvule
N. G
W. H. Lisk
W. M. Perry
Court Hous
R. L. Madden
William Cannon
Caahford
N.C
8 & College
Hetrick Thalking
Walhalla
Andy Rasier
John @rasier
Wank Alexander
Wiha Wolden
Perry
Pendleton
Shockley & Mughes Lamnibar Company
Ida Talley
Litte River
Calley
United States
Dorn
Nisan Alexander
Lillo River
Charmlix
Newry
Borh
Vane Galloway
Hekeny
Uda
Vanoway
Farmer
Ia Welcon
Out Xetton
Mra Ho
Grint
Valhalla
Aurly Perrys
Coxether
Sears
Chonny & Co
Yaledo
Olio
Ghonny & Co
Voleda
O Gotny Drugglati
Hall
Pia
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
Walhalla South Carolina resident B R Moss testifies to kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Dr J W Bell's drug store. He reports back pain, irregular kidney secretions, and serious illness before benefitting within a few doses. Doan's sold nationwide at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Moss
Walhalla
Dean
Doan
J. W. Bell
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Fire devastates business block near Public Square
A blaze discovered at 11 o clock gutted the BE H. Acker building and damaged adjoining properties on the Public Square. Loss estimated at 20 000 to 25 000 with Lily Stock and insured stock facing total loss. Firefighters fought flames through the lofts, saving the Citizen's National Bank only by a fire wall. Insurance totals and specific stock values are noted, with substantial water damage to Tate Burley and Holleman millinery portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Mign
BE. H. Acker
L. G. Holleman
Tate-Burley Suply Company
Citisen
National Bank
Agkor
Arigt
Josse Peoples
Aleckley
J. J. Peoples
Tate- Burley Company
George Dennett
Imlidine
Avhve
Acker
Ms. Acker
Predict cotton output for 1909 10 totals 104 826 344 000 pounds
Washington December 10 The non reporting board of the Department of Agriculture estimates the total cotton production for the 1909 10 season at 104 826 344 000 pounds not including matter s equivalent to 10 088 000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight The estimate breaks down by state with WHAA pound gross weight bales as follows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Non Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
United States
Comet Halley to be visible with naked eye soon
Observers at the United States Naval Observatory announced that Halley’s comet, approaching Earth at great speed, will become visible with ordinary telescopes. The report notes the comet’s southeast path from Washington and urges calm amid sensational speculation about its effects on Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Posty
United State Naval Observatory
Halley
Wrahington
Weiter Tal
N C Winters Grows 226 Tushels On One Acre
Raleigh December 11 The State Commissioner of Agriculture and award committee members in Wake County awarded premiums for grain yields. I B Hates won 226 and 218 bushels on one acre at a cost of 61.5 cents per bushel. In the boy’s growing competition with 400 entrants Charles B Phillips of Randolph County led with 130 bushels per acre.
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Raleigh, N
Richland notes praise for McCutler Long law practice
A local report commends Spaelaks M. Co Long for eight years as a stenographer turned lawyer in Walhalla. It highlights his Confederate service, education, and family struggles, praising his widow mother and three children. The piece also mentions John W. Reynolds as principal of Ketnen school, praising improvements and the 82x28 foot new room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mika Horta
Winthrop
John Martin
Martin
Towssell Wright
Mystery Fire Destroys Car and Coach in Columbus
In Columbus Iowa yesterday evening at 6 30 two vehicles were destroyed by fire. A coach and a car were burnt, another coach in the yard caught fire but was saved though damaged. No clue to the fire origin had been discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ColWphia
Dee
This is Worth Remembering cough remedy ad fragment
This fragment advertises a cough remedy with names Koley, Foley, Junt J. W. Boll and emphasizes memory of the product. The readable text hints at Honey and cold relief claims in a vintage style. The source fragment is incomplete but preserves brand-like references and slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hell
Koley
Foley
Rafise
J. W. Boll
Farmers Prep Land For New Crop In Long Creek
Special from Long Creek reports farmers busy preparing fields for another crop while visiting kin and neighbors. Dovie Davis and children, Julie Mulvey of Atlantis, and Mary Ramey of Franklin visited family. Mr Memey arrived with several Western relics, including a horn set and a cow, inspiring local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Creek
Dee
Matt Carrion
Hunt
Hyn Mustler
Tonching
Holly Springs
Dovie Davis
Ently
Meg
Julie Mulvey
Atlant
Tone Creek Sengo
Milas Cenelee Ramey
Anderson
Ramey
Tay
Raemey
Mary Ramey
Franklin
Thamey
Magele
Horta
Memey
Manonghem
Christine
Unclear OCR fragment mentions money and theft near Chipley
Fragmentary text notes about about $1,000 in BLOM bank currency and a gate at Chipley. Names and clear facts are garbled. no definite event or persons can be established from the readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Mardak Apeligs
Pi. Bee
Mrchors
Tray Teen Grotennichidd
Alice
Chipley
Blom Pa
Curreney
Public Auction Of Oconee Knitting Mill Realty 1910
Court sale in Walhalla South Carolina on January 10 1910 offers the Oconee Knitting Mill real estate and mill machinery for bid. Property includes twenty six acres with existing buildings and equipment such as knitting machines dyeing gear and fixtures. Terms require one third cash and balance with bond and mortgage and a certified check of 1000. The sale is conducted by Master W G Whith on behalf of Oconee County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Lee G. Huieman
Robert Aldrich
Court House
Walhalla
8. C
Machiny
Alleen Dendy
M Sallie N. Verner
Oconee Kaliing Mim
Dendy
Oconee County
Oconee Knitting
George D. Mayo
Acie
Denekes
Boller
Magine
Tooty
Day of Gale
Q Mort Wnee
Pytrchager
Vorchawor
W. GO. Whith
Maxter
Deconber
Notice of final settlement and estate matter
Nolce is hereby given that the undersigned will make application to D A SMITH Judge of Probate for Oconew County South Carolina at Walhalla Court House Friday January 14 1910 at 11 o'clock forenoon or noon thereafter for leave to make final settlement of the estate of Thomas H Jonen deceased and obtain final discharge as Executrix of said estate IDA L JONES Executrix December 8 1900 40-55
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolce
D. A. Smith
Oconew County
South Carolina
Walhalla Court House
Thomas HH. Jonen
Ida L. Jones
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Noahs Liniment
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David Taney
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Montany
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