Centennial Celebration of Bethel Church Near Walhalla
A Keowee Courier extract reflects on Bethel Presbyterian Church six miles north of Walhalla marking one hundred years since its 1805 founding. The piece lists early members and elders, pastors over the decades, and notes the 1905 centennial effort with plans for a special sermon by Dr W G Neville, urging old pastors and members to participate in the commemorative events.
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Keowee Courier
Buthul Presbyteria Church
Walhalla
Ennai Sui Mor
Bethel Lurch
Peydleton
Sant Carolina
Andrew Brown
Andrew Pickena
Nathan Lusk
Robert, White
Little River
John McWhorter
Nathan
Theory Lusk
Alexander Keown
Joh Hughes
Andrew Pickens
Crouse Creek
Thomas Lesley
Francia Jenkins
Cane Creek
Pawick Anderson
Alexander
John White
James Anderson
Oliver Woods
John
Josiah Houston
Jesse Neville
Mra. Ware
Conncross
Arthur McDow
Abner Stele
Mount Peasant Academy
Alabama
John Dy Kennedy
John Told
Joseph Burnett
Mr. Kenedy
Wm. McWhorter
A. D. Gaillard
Anderson County
R. McFall
Pickens Court Dance
Oconee Station
W. Singletary
A.W. Ross
David Humphreys
Wm.Me. Whorter
D.c.bogge
Josiah C. Gaillard
Mount Zion Church
Elim Sharp
Wendleton
Juli Sharp
David Dancan
D.O. Boggs
Rey
Gaillard
Mule Lally
Rov
DeVane
Johngon Wis
Roy
W.P. Grady
S. Gaillard
Wagh Melina
Alo Natal
John Shap
James George Ware
J. N. George
M. C. Todd
S.C. Mrason Duncan
R. L. Rogers
Wale
W. G. Neville
J. W. Holleman
Valhalla
Gambling King Dead at Asheville in 30th Year
Pittsburg Phil George W. Smith, famed high stakes gambler known for never showing emotion, died in Asheville at age 30 after a decade in the public eye. A printer by early life he began gambling at 20, reportedly worth several hundred thousand with millions won in his career, a life attributed to nervous strain from racing bets.
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Asheville
Pittsburg
Phil
George W. Smith
Ifo
al Rave
Atrain
Ile
Feed variety boosts pig growth says Agriculture Dept report
Washington notes a Department of Agriculture publication argues against corn heavy hog diets. Barley and peas improve bacon quality, while peanut feeding yields more pork per acre. Cottonseed meal is risky. skim milk and rice byproducts offer better fattening rations.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Ite
USA
Canada
Hope
England
South Carolina
RKO
Mixed feeds and grains boost pig nutrition and profits
Experimental results indicate pigs thrive on a blend of dry foods with beans, peas, sweet potatoes, and beets. Raw pumpkin and cow pea mixtures are praised, while overreliance on one feed is warned. Local sales persons JW Bell and Laney advertise feeds. notes on a criminal case show five white men charged with a lynching, transferred to Orange County.
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Nike
Ford
Keitt Buckhardt
Dear Kudiwerile
Aur Yey
Orangeluws
Nave
All Run Down Common Expression Remedies Advice
The text urges readers to seek a doctor rather than self prescribe, suggesting organic trouble may be fixable. It advises using a concentrated fat food to enrich the blood and tone the system, emphasizing medical consultation over advertised remedies.
Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil nourishment claim
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a superior nourishing food for the run down and emaciated, promising it will rebuild weak bodies when other foods fail. It highlights benefits for delicate children and pale anaemic girls and offers a free sample.
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Scott
Egyptian cotton reports warn Southern planters to hold stocks
Consul Smyth in Tunstall England reports Egyptian cotton prospects and warns Lancashire manufacturers may push prices down to meet a potential supply shortfall. He urges Southern planters to warehouse cotton and seek bank or treasury aid. Erection of Lancashire mills could affect next year's market, with a 12 to 15 cent price impact noted.
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Woakington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Consul Smyth
Tunstall
England
Lancashire
Smyth
Lancashiris
Louisiana
South
East
National Treasury
Lancakhire
A Train Attack at Mort Worth Texas Leaves Fifteen Dead
A Wal halla Drag Company report details a February 1 street car attack in Mort Worth Texas. Fifteen people are known to have been killed in the incident.
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Mort Worth
Texas
Memory of W W Hamilton and other items
Obituary note recalls the death of W W Hamilton with religious verse and comfort about heaven. Also references outdated medical powders and liver pills, a drugstore dispensary controversy, and local discontent with a dispenser amid arrests for curses, hinting at community tensions and moral critique.
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Newberry Observer
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Warement
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Martin
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Hickey
JW. Bell
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Sethen
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Scott & Bowne
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New York
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Thay
Brutaea
Walhalla Drag Company
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W. W. Hamilton
Ryche
Kaley Progress
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Paris
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