South Carolina to receive 38000 from government for schools
Washington reports South Carolina will get 38000 under the agricultural and mechanical arts fund. The act of 1908 increases amounts for national agricultural colleges, with South Carolina set to receive 35000 this year and the total fund for all states rising to 1750000 for the next fiscal year. The article also notes protests and debates in Congress over protective measures and domestic industry support.
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Washington
South Carolina
South Carolon
Spartanburg Pastor Arrested for Obtaining Money by False Pretenses
Spartanburg December reports Meeks, pastor of Meek's Temple Mint Congregational Church and principal of Spartanburg High, arraigned on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. W C Lee of Findmont Grocery alleges Meeks extorted funds and failed to return or provide mortgage papers.
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Spartanburg
Meeks
Meek
Temple Mint Congregational Church
Thunburg High School
W. C. Lee
Findmont Grocery, Company
Clemson Trustees Adjourn After Approving Budget and Hires
The Clemson board of trustees adjourned after a long session reviewing the year's budget by department and approving current expenses and needed equipment. Prof T. Jonason of Norfolk was elected associate professor of horticulture, G G Newman resigned to join the experiment station, and G G Ainslie was elected assistant professor of entomology. W A Thomas, Clemson graduate, was chosen entomologist by the State Board of Entomology. Large appropriations funded nine buildings and new equipment for the Sumterville experiment station, including a complete printing outfit for college publications.
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Clemson College
Clemson Board of Imiatees
Kesslon
Alice
T. €. Jonason
Norfolk
Way
CG. Newman
Instrummer
G. Gi. Ainslie
Kone
sTome
Wits
A. I. Conradl
Agricultural Department
W. A. Thommas
College
State Board of Entomolo- BY
Clemson Traatees
Clemson Coast Experiment
Summervilla
Four men jump from speeding train near Baton Rouge
In a chaotic incident near Baton Rouge on December 16, four men from the country died never having ridden a train before when they leaped from the car at about seventy miles an hour. Porter shouted an unclear remark, and the men were not seriously injured according to witnesses.
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Baton Rouge
Castonia Rod You Station Bears the Bow
Castonia reports a sports or theater event involving notable figures and a notable bow line. The item lists local names and places in a compact notice style with period tone.
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Castonia
Local Notes From Fair Play In December
In Fair Play December 14 edition, community notices cover Miss Sallie Wooten’s injuries from a run-away horse, family visits from Mrs J Hugh Bibb and others, church events with Rev C J McCain returning to Townville, wedding and social plans, and farm harvest updates. The piece mentions a Christmas message about peace, a box supper at Oronee Station School, and local shop talk including Chamberlains Liniment and local shopkeepers.
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J. Hugh Bibb
Ittieson, Mason
Misa Mary Eneland
B. M
England
Westminster
Sallie Wooten
B. Berry Allen
J. Warre' Watson
Anderson
Watton
W. L. Dobha
Mise Dottie Knox
Tavonia
Clark
Baptist
C. G. Mecaty
Charehy
Marria
Jesus Christ
C. J. .McCain
My. McCall
Jones
Hin
Mint
Ryot
Marvell
Mrs. Tanta
T.baw
Matizon
Old Liberty
Minnie
Stella Lee
Rattle Creek
Misa Alma Powell
AY. Powell
Vol
Madison
Chinga
Toxpway
Battle Creek
Wiymloo
Agalainnoo
Tadtos
Westminster Notes on Gifts Business and Local Affairs
Westminster December notes cover Sun shine gifts from the Keowee Courier, a Columbia subscription, and a Haltimore donation to Sunshine library. Local industry updates include Cannon & Crows dissolution, Harvester reps touring Westminster, and new machinery at Walhalla and Laynes Mill with plans to boost production.
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A. L. Gossett
Westminster
Keowee
Oconee
Macagie Dickson
Columbia
Little Macagie
South Carolina
Haltimore
Sunshine Library
St. Matthews
Sallie Wehels
Tawra Smithson
McGee
Cath
Cannon & Crows
ISM. Crosd
Bw, Cannon
Cannon
Valhalla
H. Medlock
Greenville
Harvester Company
Akron
Ohio
Pasand
Ing & New
Strurle
Runabawt Golly
Ensinoa
Walhalla
Ocouce
Geo. Te Wilton
Wilson
Greenwood
Weatmivatar
Harkey & Powell
Powell
Haley
JC. Pedy
W.P. Anderson
Seneca to host county products display January 1
Seneca's advertising proposal is a sure go the store room is rented to display county products beginning January 1. The committee will run the plan with contributions from farmers and residents. Numerous visitors and locals are noted including Mrs Wood Linney and J S Verner of Columbia. A fire at the Seneca Math tie College damaged the building. $2,000 insurance.
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Seneca
Wee Wisho
M. Stokes Stribling
Wood
Linney Ik
Hon
R. By Mayon
Charlotte
W. R. Doyle
B. T Taft
Jahoma
Non. J
Shorter College
Wilton Earle
Seneca Hoya
Thoms Harper
Prank
Chare Mo Harper
George Tribble
Claude Gates
Smeen
Martha
A. Choek
Cheek
Mountain View Cemetery
GV. McCarey
Mra
Stribling
Walter Kilhuen
Atlanta
Ble Kilburn
Pitt
McWhorter
St. Anderson
Anderson
Seneca Math
Tecatton
Wil
Praederble
Jd. Bevel
Ronan iLrawbiele
Mlay
Stustell
Greenville
Joling Mooking Hospital
Bal Unore
Mira Wille Cherry
Louis Gray
Aya
Anor
Mose
Tewari
Bacon
Walton Koos
China
Senvoa Pharmaey
J. A. Heark
Aboent
Armen
Oketon
Notes from Oakway community page December记
Rev J B Herron closed his regular appointment at the Baptist church with a large attentive congregation. Rev J H Singleton filled the Methodist pulpit in the evening. Miss Bilt Bearden hosts a candy pulling for Sunday school. A long list of local residents and visitors are noted, with church, school, and social events described, plus a medical testimonial for King’s New Discovery.
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Oakway
J.B. Herron
Baptist Church
Bearden
Win. McCraw
Guttnoy
Bvor
McCraw
Walter Kilburn
Nownan
Westminster
Mintos Lila
Margery Martins
Foster Suniday
J.D. the
Wathalin
Mia Helen Cary
Waymar Mason
Weatminster
Mr. Carey Poors
Tompkins
Choly
Dan
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Fair Play
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Wien
Willy Chamberlain
Juli
W. Bell
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Tan Seneea
Oronee Station
Dee
Tames Low
Cronahaw
Druwi Ale
J. M. Simsinton
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Weatmnster
Moe
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MIT
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Westminster Kitting Milk
Coell
J. Joyner
Lawn
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Laynes
Bido
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Stark Institute
Tal Cloxe
Cali
Adi Sh. Cram
Vaughn
Minn
Saya
Strin-Geney
Stuota
Denily
Myra
Beirut
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Verenne
Amon
Irene Wirad
Fognidlie JM Thrper
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Thernley Cary
Wilkow Dendy
Homuncu
J. Tininetl
Louise Lawrenor
Joyous Machines
Wilkay
Lourae Deny
Matthew
Sarni
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Ern Rathteen Gainer
Hanhey
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