Pendleton Farmers' Society to Host Notable Open Meeting
An open Pendleton Farmers' Society session on February 18 features renowned speakers Dr S A Knapp and Tait Butler. The event honors the society’s 93 year history, highlights its Clemson link, and seeks historical notes and pictures for the hall to preserve its legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slomaon College
Pendleton Farmers’ Sociery
Indies
Tait Butler
Farmers’ Institutes
North Carolina
A. Knapp
National Department of Agriculture
Pendleton Farmers’ Society
United States
America
Farmers’ Society
Clemson
Pendleton Farmers’ Bocttery
Clemson ‘Agri-cultural College
Yale
Co. I. Newman
Local notes mix with ad puff and family visits
A fragmentary column from Stamp Creek reports Amy Smith visiting Keowee, John Rath recovering from pneumonia, and neighbors like Ida Fendley and R L Boggs neighbors in New Hope. It also mentions a local flour mill teaching at Fort George and occasional trips by Lawrence and Patrick Farmer, with brief notes on Amy Smith and Olive and Maud Billingsley. Bucklon’s Ayalea Salve touted by Lopez of Marilin for burns and sores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lopez
Marilin
Tam
Bucklon
Henla
Stamp Creek
Amy Smith
Keowee
Ida Fendley
Mall
John Rath
Jamon Fendley
Fort George
John Fondley
R. L. Boggs
New Hope
Lawrence
Patrick Farmer
Minnes Olive
Maud Billingsley
John Barker
Moana
Lost or stolen mare from Seneca stables in 1908
Lost or stolen sorrel mare weighing about 700 pounds from my stables at Seneca Cotton Mill Village on January 1 1908. Reward for return or information leading to recovery. Apply to JOSEPH OWNS, Seneca, S. o Seneca Cotton Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Cotton Minl
Joseph
Seneca
Seneca Cotton Mill
Grand Jury Suggests Biennial Legislature and Road Repairs
The Oconee County General Sessions Grand Jury urges the General Assembly to meet every two years and proposes raising the road tax to two dollars with four days of work. They note good county order but urge vigilance by public officers, request reports from school trustees on district facilities, and thank the court. Also promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism with local listings for J W Bell and W J Lunney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Oconee
General Sessions Court
Court of General Pasisions
Gand
Jenve
Guy
General Assembly
Nodiny
Wm. J. Stribling
Betont
South Union
To Purch Fertilizers Westminster Feb 8
Keowee Courier editor notes W H Cole reports visit to Greenville arranging fertilizer plans for Oconee county Farmers Union members. He requests all four unions send their agent to Westminster on Tuesday the 11th at 11 o clock to meet and specify quantities and kinds desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Verner
Richland
Sitton
Seneca
Walhalla
Entrekin
Inex
Clyde
Conncross
Thos
MH. Kilburn
John L. Reeder
South Union
Valhalla
T. M. Bowery
G.T. Grove
Childress
Texas
M. Lowery
Lowery
T. M. Lowery
Streat Stock Markets
T. B. Alexander
Roy
Jax. T. Dendy
Kershaw
Tor Nis Payor
Hone
Otte Gee
Etting
Loos
L. W. Brown
Bethel Church
W. Prank DuPre
Cullasaja
D. C
Oronee Knitting Mill
Ett
Zion
Bethel
Valhalla Mill
W. P. Nimmons
Nbehezer Presbyterian Church
Misa Nettle May Darby
Pendiston,s
Todd
D. P. Thompson
Greenville
GC. K. Livingston
Guerry
Wal“hatla
Tca
W. M. Brown
Nia New Stables
Main Street
Andrew Pickans Holden
Cordell
Okla
Holden
T Cordell
Mr. Holden
Ellen
Ocon
Maito
Mika Annie Conley
Wahalla
Oconee County
Westminster
Keowee
Farmers’ Union
W. H. Cole, Co. Bus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walhalla Drug Company
Walhalla, South Carolina
Mocal and
Pergonel
K. Dendy
Okio
Julian Dendy
Dendy
T. J. McKinney
Pickens County
Klbert Corbin
Oklahoma
State
Rutledge
Columbia
Ilinosa
Misa Alberta
Pondieton
Washiain
Willig Moore
A. M. Brown
Henry Fretwell
Mountain Rent
Mis. Stellan Ramey
Whetstake
L. M. Lyd
Fretwell Farm
Mountain Rest
Pure Drugs
J. W. Bell’s Drug Store
Dane
W.m.brown
T. Ke, Alexander
The
Land
TMENT
J. W. Bell
W. J. Lunney
Ayer
Ron Guint
Lowell
Mama
Byrd
ST Gopde
M. S
Crossett
C.w.pitchford Co
Walhalla, S. Co
Ment
Yours Truly
W. P. Nimisons
Seneca, S. C
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