Westminster Bank to Open in 1908 With 100000 Capital
Local notes describe the new Westminster Bank to organize December 10 and open January 1, 1908, with paid in capital of one hundred thousand dollars. Officers named include W. P. Anderson president, B. J. Cross and J. P. Stribling vice presidents, T. Peden Anderson cashier, J. M. Noris assistant cashier, with a board featuring W. P. Anderson and several prominent names. Also reported are community notices, arrivals, births, and appointments around Westminster and nearby towns as residents adjust to year-end movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Bibb
Rhett R. Doyle
Roth Anderenlaigh
Doyle
R. Callaway & Company
McClanahan Place
Paul Armatrong
Ardmore
I. T
J. Broome
Westminster
Broome
Oconee
J. K. Lathem
Ensley
Mra. O. M. Stockston
Atlanta
Milas Nattie Zimmerman
I. T. Zimmerman
Sam €. Moon
Jos. T. Dendy
Kershaw
Joccon
Richland
Sam Ables
Gilbert
A. Eldridge
Mra
J. A. Durham
Pelzer
John R. Moore
Baptist State Convention
Orangeburg
E. Singleton
A. Li. Gonsett
Mrs R Callaway & Co Westminst Di
Mrs R Callaway and Company of Westminster District advertise a local business listing noting services offered. The brief entry lists names and a place identifier, indicating a shop or firm aimed at nearby customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Callaway & Co
Westminst di
Dispute at South Carolina Farmers Union Meeting
Reports of discord spill into public view as notices conflict over a December Columbia gathering. President Goodwin and multiple executive members oppose a private call, signaling possible leadership challenges and a contested meeting outcome.
Farmers Union Officers Meet in Greenville Discuss Columbia Call
Outsider report from Greenville says National President Barrett of Georgia met with state officers to discuss union matters. The key point from the conference is that the call for Columbia on the 18th was authorized, but if actions seek constitutional or officer changes they will not be recognized by the National Union. The meeting was declared unauthorized, with the National President and executive committee backing the stance that the Columbia call was legal and authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenvillg Pishmont
Farmers’ Union
Barrett
Georgia
Piedmont
Columbia
Kuld
Meadames
T. M. Mo
Cutchan
Ruskin Anderson
Mira Janie Gordon
Mra ‘Todd
J. Brock's
Sen
Opera House
Empire Brock Company
J. A. Brock’s
Seneca
J. A. Brock
Senean
the Courier
Oconee County Farmers Union Meeting Questioned Authority
At Oakway last Saturday the Local Union discussed calling a State Union meeting in Columbia on the 18th. The body questioned whether the vice president secretary treasurer and agent and one executive committee member had authority to call the State Union gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconee
Bally Mixed Up. A Remarkable Health Testimony
In a striking testimonial from Wibterton, N, a patient recounts doctors misdiagnosing heart and kidney problems. He credits Hleotele Bilton, a tonic, with rapid improvement after one bottle, claiming it cured blood polgon and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braham Rown
Wibterton
Fyohut
Ramarkalle
Tryiny Hleotele Bilton
Joan
Iver
Seneca Christmas Week Opera Shows and Wedding Mentioned
Special from Seneca reports a busy social week with Waipira Stock Co at the opera house and a Gordon recital. The paper details a December 18 wedding at the Presbyterian church of Miss Christine Dickson and Albert Adams, with ceremony notes, outfits, and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senoon
Waipira Stock Co
Opera House
Lowry
Gordon
Heine
Pauline Anderson
Weatherly
Edna Brock
Kathleen Gaines
Irene Blrod
Nanilo Moors
Marie Grant
Gaewohal
Mike Carol Herndon
Gayntie
Behr
Mistes
Marty Grant
Matleex Gaines
anenson-Adams
Seneca
Presbyterian Church
Christine Dickson
T. B. Dickson
Albert Adame
Inomaston
Mra. T. M. McCutchen
Carrie Hunter
Mendelssohn
W. R. Doyje
Whit Livingston
Claude Sitton
Lendon
Paul Dickson
Anderson
M. R. Kirkpatrick
Ines Dickron
Shelton Lee
Thompston
Mosnuvande
Rosen
Nahery
Dickson
Buenes
Thomaston
Theoneracne
Russe Burely
Anederton
MeIlroy
Sandy B Springe
Tom Hil
Ate Dornon
Misa Bien McCaglan
Good Cough Medicine for Children Advised
A period notice endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with colds to prevent serious illnesses like diphtheria. A mother from Ripley West Virginia praises its effectiveness and safety, noting it contains no opium or narcotic and can be given confidently to animals and humans alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
David Freeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Mia
Sturcher
Ripley
W. Va
W. Bell
Wathitins
Lannoy
Beneca
Hameny's Creek Localy Tamsay's Crowk Dec 16
The health of our community remains good. Special: the term of gehoul closed at Crean Ready Mrnday. Miss Low White the teacher, J.T. Wendiey building on hip Morter ground place with a handsome dwelling. Twenty rabbits killed in a single day by WN Long and J M Jontin. Visitors Freemin and tanty from Clowmout geetlnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamsay
Crean
Tanty
Lourner
Trial jury convicts man in Pollee murder case
The jury found the defendant guilty after deliberation this afternoon in the murder trial of Pollee Mona J. The verdict was delivered amid quiet proceedings as the defendant awaits sentencing and potential appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Andean Johoson
Mona J
Manto
Odeamber
Hing Na Danas Jory
Also Mentioned on This Page
DE Mark
STAR
St. Louis
Robrts, Johnson & Rand Shoe CO
GC. W
J. E. Bauknight
M.S. Stribling
Crossett
C.w.pitchford Co
Walhalla, S. Co
MR. Farmer
James H. Darby
People’s Bank
Little Indies
J. G. Huff
Whitmineter
Westmineter
Hank
Rev
Mra TP
Moore
Afarmiers
Colombia
QO. P. Goodwin
Laurens
B. PF. Earle
Tre
I. T. Waketel
W. L. Anderson
Goodwin
J. B. Pickett
South Carolina
Greenville
Vu. A. Watson
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
T. T. Wakefeld
State Farmers’ Union
B. F. Earle
Aatd
The
National Union, Oklebritie, Dae Yy
C. PL Goodwin
T. B. Pickett
C. Brown
W. L. Kennedy
John T. Boggs
Bally
Bhneca
Hameny's Creek
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