There is something pathetic in Cole Blease’s announcement
Esday February 7 1900 notes varied items from politics to local life. It mocks Gov candidate Cole Blease and comments on a Chicago woman claiming the world’s largest corn farm. Also reports divorce action by Connters DeCastellaine formerly Miss Anna Gould, and editor John Temple Graves being removed from the Atlanta Journal for objectionable pieces. Cuban House approves a $25000 wedding present for Miss Roosevelt with crowds and rhetoric in Havana. A South Carolina bill on juror service and remarks on four young ladies visiting from Westminster Ogonoe county complete the notes, with local county health and schooling notes.
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Cole Blease
Greenwood Index
Chicago
Judiciary Committee
South Carolina
College For Women
Louise Sheldon
Fair Play
Margie Stribling
Westminster
Misa Hamilton
Gignilliat
Seneca
State House
Ogonoe County
Shear
E. Ke, Verner
Dispensary Fight Dominates Legislature Amid Reform Hope
In Columbia on February 3 editors report long House debate over whether to sustain or abolish the State dispensary amid broader prohibition momentum. If the bill passes the Senate, counties may vote out or keep dispensaries. public sentiment grows against the corrupt system as party lines shift and reform gains urgency.
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Columbia
Couvier
Witon
Senate
Jens
Tilman
Lame Back and Rural Notes from Tugaloo
Lame back remedy advised with Chamberlains Pain Balm and flannel wrap. Tidings from Tugaloo report severe January drought hindering ploughing for years, critique on school trusteesover sanitary conditions, urging accountability for pupil health and cleanliness. roads described as deplorable. February 5 report.
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Tugaloo
Benjamin
Earle
General Assembly
Masters Sales In Oconee County South Carolina
The State of South Carolina Oconee County Court of Common Pleas proceeds to public sale of two tracts of land in relief of Esther Morgan and others. The first tract lies along Little River near Perry's line totaling about twenty five acres. The second tract on Little River branches extends roughly forty five acres. Sale to be held at the courthouse steps in Walhalla on Monday March fifth, 1900, between legal hours.
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J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
South Carolina
Oconer
Court of Common Plaws
Esther Morgan
Oconoe County
State of
Little River
Ramlog
W. Fendley
White Oak
Perry
Spanish Oak
Sarah M. Morgan
Wmn. Foudley
Poplar
Rook
Gainig
Mors
Leas
N. M. Crain
A.B. Kelley
J. Bennett Hill
Warren W. Moss
Tlossie Reeder
Little Iver
Koowoo
Rose Estate
A. P. Reeder
Hinl Falls
Old Pickens
Terms of Sale and Readvertisement Clause
The notice outlines cash terms and states if the purchaser fails to comply within five days the autor will re advertise and re sell on a convenient subsequent sale day at the same price and terms. It warns the former purchaser bears risk and continues until a compliant purchaser is found. Purchasers must pay extra for papers.
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SMITH
Janes
D. A. Emitr
W.shelor
A Seay
Tor
Walhalla
Esday
Connters DeCastellaine
Misa Anna Gould
South Olina
Doha Temple Graves
Atlanta Nova
Graves
House of Representatives
Faw
Palma
Alice Roosevelt
Cuba
Master's Sales
Vempoon Courtenay
W. C. White
Oconee County
Foleyshoney“Tar Gures
Pravents Posumonia
Electric Light
Moat
J.h.darby
People's Bank
Choice Farm
Sate
TD. A. Smith
Ocones County
Carter
Carter’s Pharmacy
S. O
Norman’s
Norman
S. Carolina
Bost
Scraig, Verner Mercantile CO
Spot Cash Merchants
John F. Craic
Matheson Hardware No
Toccoa, Ga
Westminster, S. C