Weathered notes from Tabor items report storms and health updates
Feb 10 report from Tabor items notes heavy rain sleet and snow with continued cold. Mentions Misa Gaines and Mina Mary Readers as teachers and improving Sunday school. References to recovery of William Dickson and Heppia Dickson. Mentions Mrs J T Porter improved and Clafton King transferred to night shift at Harbin. Includes visits by Ira King and Thigens Singleton improving after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afabor
Misa Gaines
Mina Mary
Suema
William Dickson
Heppia Dickson
Irs
B. Aldridge
Ming Little Herbert
Westminster
J. T. Porter
Southern Railroad
Clifton King
Harbin
Ira King
Madison
Thigens Singleton
Mary Reeder
Jolie
Robert Craig
Finis
Holding Two Offices In South Carolina Legislature
Representative Mann defends holding two offices while questioning Vernor's critique in The Keowee Courier. He cites examples in Oconee county and argues against judgments until further developments. The dispensary report shows South Carolina liquor business grossing $2,691,663.48 in twelve months with $695,056.61 net profit, a 35 percent return. December county dispensaries earned $491,053.48, and the last quarter across twenty four counties yielded $1,150,719.86 in sales, with a $314,160.06 profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Keowee
Oconee County
Uniti
House of Representatives
Qeanee
Tick Keller
Coke D. Mann
W. B. West
Nquor
South Carolina
The Railroads and the Charleston Trip in Senate Talks
Golumbik reports on the ongoing Senate session in Columbia with a flood of department reports. The railroads dominate discussion as Charleston trip details reveal funding debates, Navy Yard expectations, and plans for Citadel and coast development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slua Ringe
Rind~mont and Danville Company
Tt Dows
Tate Tt
General Assembly
Charleston
Columbia
Citadel Academy
Navy Yard
United States
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Social Side Of Seneca Notes From February
The Social Side reports on Seneca life with church events, visits, and social news. Mentions of confirmations at Episcopal church, a Presbyterian choir visit by Mina Gordon, local travel, illness, and upcoming schoolhouse plans. The piece highlights community gatherings, weddings, travels, and club meetings among Seneca residents.
Unclear Historical Report From Maritla Doctor Note
Fragmentary entry cites Sulferthgy and Dollars Ravoch with names Loper and Maritla. References unknown ailments including ulcers fever ecxoma nod and vague medical observations. The garbled text lacks coherent event, date, or identifiable institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loper
Maritla
Waya
Duck Red
Post Office Delays Cost Over $1 Million Since 1906
A special Senate report on late mail delivery shows penalties totaling $882,201 for non performance in 1907 after deductions and remissions. The Post Office records arrival and departure data, but only returns from railway clerks are kept. carriers and mines are not consistently tracked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ciny
Grassia
Post Office Department
Railway Postal
Seo
Death of Mise Claude HN Chalmers
Mise Claude HN Chalmers died near two o clock February 24 from a complication of illnesses. Born July 20 1891 she was the third daughter of Mr and Mrs Chalmers and deeply beloved by all who knew her. A Bethel Presbyterian Church member her remains were laid in the cemetery here after services conducted by Rev L W Brown. Sympathy pours out to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Senda
Alice Bunny
Earyhea
Episcopal Church
Guerry
Lust Sabbath
Mina Janlo Gordon
Mise Gordon
J. W. Todd
Charleston
Beneca
Whit
Willes
K. Livingston
Greenville
la Grippe
James Dhulphinson
Columbie
Ane
South Carolina
Hutchinson
Virginia
Beneea
Florida
Madama C. V. McGarley
T. A Birbling
C. B. Verner
Walhalla
Vines
George
W. H. Hand
Opera House
Citizena
Misa Neill Stribling
Roswell
John L. McWhorter
Speed's Creek
Pickett
Presbyterian Church
Mary Earlete
Charlotte
W. J. Lunney
Col
R. W. Mason
Seneca Nobiety
Washington
Mia
J. M. Witzell
Pune
Lyman ‘Twins
Elias Arte
Bethel Presbyterian Church
L. W. Brown
Ewamibiach Kenult of Toar and Exam Results
The following toar examination lists First Grade recipients Tats Firat and others, with ten applying and several grades awarded. Weather delays hinder meeting, urging students to improve for next exams and aim for highest grade certificates. County Superintendent Ed Fale notes the disruptions and encourages persistence. A separate testimonial praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for persistent cough in a Burley, Colorado editor’s wife, noting expedited relief after three doses and local availability.
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Renault
Lehohers
Meath
Ed Fale
Wootton
Will J. Hoyner
Burley (Col
Chamberlain
Vale
J. W. Bell
Walhalls
Lunney
Seneca
Notes from Wall Creek parish social and obit
Notes from Wall Creek dated February 10 describe a social event hosted by Mrs W T Holden and a well attended piano supper. The entry lists guests including John W Fondley remodeling and Amy Smith of Keowee visiting Miss Olive and Maude Billingsley and reports visits among Pendley Billingsley Murphrin and Filk jimentey families. The obituary notes George E H Bann, once a dean and writer, died in Bartam Gray’s pilin? and dares the event as a community reminiscence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Creek
Fol Creek
W.T. Holden
John W. Fondley
Amy Smith
Keowee
Olive
Maude Billingsley
W. Moss
Walhalla
Jo W. Pendley
Jaks Pendley
W. N. Billingsley
Clara
Olive Murphrin
Olive Filk
Misa Janie Barker
Trivnda J
Cbarlistan
George EH
de Pilin
Bartam Gray
Mtarnry Otter
Hondag
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C.W
J. E. Bauknight
Mann
RPO
Cates
Ihis
Dorenentua
Board of Maherlos
Audubon Society
Pregent
Public Buildings Insurance
Military Department of
Beaufort
Sumter County
Beaufort County
Pickens Court House
Bethune
Central
Kershaw
Bald County
Hampton County
County Board of Comrmiantonesa
Clarendon County
Manning
Do. C. White
W. H. Sparkman
Arthur Lynah
A. J. Salimas & Hone
Minake Ty Ittully
Ry, Earle
de. Thornton
Brinpe
Sendoa
Mise Claude HN
Chalmers
Ore Ewamibiach Kenult
Toar
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