Death of Prof John O Hicks Former Walhalla Resident
News reached Walhalla of Prof John O Hicks death at his home near Jefferson Texas on Monday December 7 at age 88. A long teacher in Oconee County schools he married Mattie Clabaugh of Virginia and is survived by four daughters two sons and several relatives. The loss prompts sympathy from local friends.
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John O. Hicks
Walhalla
Jefferson
Texas
Prof. Hicks
Hicks
Valhalla
Oconee
Mattie Clabaugh
Virginia
John Thompson
Mattie Hicks
J. R. Kay
May Hicks
Atlanta
John C. Hicks
Spartanburg
D. C
Ernest Hicks
North Carolina
Dr King’s New Life Pills Praise by Maine Family
L A Bartlet of Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine says three years of use have improved family health. The pills cleanse and tone the system gently and cost 25 cents at all drug stores.
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Dr. King
L.A. Bartlet
Route 1
Guilford
Maine
Christmas Firecracker Law In Valhalla Town
Town readers inquire about fireworks rules. Section 19 of Ordinance 1 bans lighting in streets. allows private premises shooting from 7 p.m. Dec 24 to midnight Dec 26, with restrictions on cannon crackers and large devices. strict enforcement planned.
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Valhalla
Arnica Salve Promise From Farmer Ad
A farmer on Rural Route 2 praises Hucklen's Arnica Salve for curing two severe sores on his hand and leg. He calls it worth more than gold and says he would not be without it, noting it cost 250. Available at all druggists.
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Pire
W. A. Floyd
Hucklen
Local notes from Lite Riv Lite River Dec 14
Special items from Lite River readers recount family events and misfortunes. Mrs Palyin Alexander and family celebrate her recovery as John Holden works on shingles with No 1 Talley sawing for him. J D Alexander of Pickens visits his father J T Alexander, while John Rice travels to North Carolina to attend his father's stroke and burial in Pleasant Hill. Naomi Alexander teaches Fall Creek school in her first term. A four year old child of Mr and Mrs Steward is buried at Whitmire. Tom Owens moves to the Salem area. Art Marton Wardlaw Barnes attend court. Clara Talley Myrtle Perry visit cousins Oler Olaf Talley in Salem.
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Palyin Alexander
John Holden
Talley
Andy Frasier
Tom PB
Alexander Packer
J. 'D. Alexander
Pickens
J.T
North Carolina
Naomi Alexander
Fall Creek
KR. A. Steward
Whitmire
Tom Owens
Salem
Hame
Art Marton
Wardlaw Barnes
Clara Talley
Myrtle Perry
Oler
Olaf Talley
Minister Resigns After Fight With Father In Law
Richmond rector Ephiphany Episcopal Church Ephraim Kinsolving resigned today after a fist fight at Rev H Pitt s home. Witness reports say Kinsolving suffered a nervous disorder and left with a scar over his eye. Rev Wythe ensued undisclosed details.
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Richmond
Dee. Kinsolving
Ephiphany Episcopal Church
Rev. H. Pitt
Pitt
Kinsolving
Rev. Wythe
Allen-Dobson Wedding A Pretty Western Event
The Allen-Dobson wedding at the Dobson home in Messer Arizona united Edna Dobson and W Carter Allen in a small, refined ceremony. Rev. C Sidney Maddox officiated as guests enjoyed a six course dinner, elegant cake, and keepsake gifts amid a festive mood. The couple, with Allen employed by P and B Railroad, planned to stay briefly at Montsome Hotel.
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W. Carter Allen
Walhalla
Messer
Arizona
Carter Allen
P. G. Allen
Geo. Dobson
Dobson
Bauer
Argue
W. W. Dobson
P. and B
Phoenix
Winkelman
Delayed Sentence in San Francisco Trial
In San Francisco Judge Lawlor postponed the killer’s sentence today after defense motions for a new trial. The court heard arguments about delaying to review the hundred six days of trial proceedings as attorney T Th Dosier sought reasons for the continuance. The plea cited insufficient time to prepare new-trial motions.
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San Francisco
Gal
Lawlor
T. Th. Dosier
Ruet
Jail Delivery at Lau Laurens Delays Five Escapees
A jail escape at Lau Laurens occurred at about 8 a.m. when five white prisoners freed themselves by burning a wooden door around the bolts with a poker. Four were recaptured within two hours, including W. A. Foreman jailed for beating a ride on a train. Albert Riley, from Greenwood, remains at large for stealing a suitcase and clothing from the Owins boarding house.
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Laurens
W. A. Foreman
Albert Riley
Greenwood
Owins
Woman Doctor Wins Her Way in Russia
A Russian Poland Fraulein G Zand from Plock was named physician in Charkov after facing entrenched male opposition. The appointing board cited her record as a student and practitioner, making her the most promising candidate. The case highlights women's rising trust in professional roles despite sex-based bias.
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New York Press
Heven
Russia
Fraulein G. Zand
Plock
Russian
Poland
Ben
Charkov
Cily
Common Pleas Court Dismisses or Awards in Several Civil Actions
This week in the Common Pleas Court several cases concluded. Dallas v. Hardie awarded land to plaintiff with no damages. Southern Express demurrer sustained and complaint dismissed. McCall v. Alexander damages for malicious prosecution awarded $500. Wilbur v. Blue Ridge Railway damages $300 and defendant appealed. Bank of Anderson v. King consent verdict $75 to plaintiff. Butler v. Norris and Norris v. Butler with parties paying own costs. Loehr v. Earle verdict for defendant. Holden v. Alexander damages $10 for trespass with land titles. Many docket items not reached. court adjourned Tuesday night with Judge DeVore departing in rain.
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Court of Common Pleas
Hvan Dallas
W. BE
Hardie
David A. Mulkey
Southern Express Company
H. McCall
T. B. Alexander
Mo- Uon
T. A. Wilbur & Son
Blue Ridge Railway Company
Supreme Court
Bank of Anderson
Plaintif
Lucy C. King
J. W. Grubbs
C. Fish
David P. Butler
David L. Norris Et al
Miss Virginia Norris
Butler
Norris
W. B. Loehr
J. R. Earle
Alice W. Holden Et
J. B. Alexander
DeVore
Doctor endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for pneumonia
In Sanders Alabama Dr W J Smith says the Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the only lung remedy he uses for pneumonia and he has seen it control coughing in his practice. He and his wife have used it for coughs and colds and he recommends it as superior to all others. Sold by Dr J W Bell Valhalla Wyld Lines Seneca nuts.
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New York
Keny
W. J. Smith
Sanders
Ala
Chamberlain
J. W Bell
Valhalla
Death of Thos B Clark in Anderson County
The death of Thos B Clark occurred last Thursday December 10 at the home of his son Noah Clark in Anderson county. He served in the Civil War and was a longtime Methodist church and Mason. He leaves four daughters and two sons. His remains were buried at Beaverdam cemetery after a funeral service by Rev C te McCain and Masonry rites with Townville and Westminster lodge members helping.
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Thos. B. Clark
Noah Clark
Anderson County
Mr. Clark
Methodist Church
Clark
Theil Tren
Frances Mays
Lon Marett
Jane Clark
Matte Grant
Bud Clark
Townville
Chirk
Masons
Beaverdam
C. Te McCain
Hs Lodge
Brothers of
Townville Lodge
J. P. Ledbetter
J. G. Sears
IL. Price
J. J. Truce
Thomas Wiley
Westminster
J. H. Allen
T. A. Smith
R. Bruce
D.H. Marett
J. TW. Pua
Ml Health is More Expensive and Cure
A regional notice warns that many migrate seeking health cures and that neglected colds lead to throat and lung troubles. It extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure to avoid serious diseases, offered by Dr. Bell in Valhalla and W Lunney in Seneca.
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W. Bell
Valhalla
W. Lunney
Seneca
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J. G. Breazeale
J. S. Carter
Peden
Mitchell & Reeder
Cannon & Cross
S. C
Westminster Oil
Westminster, S. C
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