Ordinance policing streets and town conduct in Walhalla 1908
The town of Walhalla enacts broad rules to keep streets clear and safe. Prohibitions include horse tethering on shade trees, littering, piles of debris, and trash on Main street, plus rules against cork racing, bicycle use on sidewalks, ball playing, and noise from firearms. Aimed at property protection, animal control, and orderly travel, the ordinance imposes misdemeanors with mayoral enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walthall
Mayer Ana
Walthallny
Pefsola
Mylon
South Broad Street
Minder Yard
Dutalnesw
Cork
Incorporate
Valhalla
Walhalla
United States of America
J. A. Steck
Geo
M Ansel
Walhalla Passes Strict Market and Morals Ordinances
The town council of Walhalla enacts rules regulating transient traders with an advance license tax and imposes penalties for public indecency drunkenness and disorderly conduct. It also limits street gambling and illegal gambling devices, enforces street curfews, requires fireproof building standards, and preserves peace with penalties for violations.
Walhalla Ordinance Aims at Health and Dog Control
A town ordinance proposes strict health and cleanliness rules for Walhalla with penalties for owners who fail to remove nuisances. It authorizes misdemeanors at mayoral discretion and outlines dog control measures including seizure and potential sale if not redeemed within twenty four hours.
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Walhalla
Sama
Wnilte
Abel
Werdon
Puruone
Board of Hearth
Ila
Walhalla Ordinance Against Sale of Liquor
Ordinance by the Mayor and Aldermen of Walhalla enacts strict penalties for manufacturing selling storing or delivering spirituous malted fermented or brewed beverages within the town. It bans possession except as allowed by law and limits shipments to less than half a gallon per week unless proven not for sale. The marshal must inspect incoming liquor shipments on trains and at depots.
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Tin Ani Boriey
Ines
Wallaila
Valhalla
United States of America
J. A. Steck
Geo, M, Ansel
Trenauror
Walhalla
Beotton
Wathwalla
Minna
Nis
United States
Amortes
J. A. Steak
Geo. M. Ansel
Clark
Walthall
Incorporate Hmite
South Carolina
Ocones County
Hia
Waldafia
Goo
M. Angel
Clarke
Katabilah Kieo Mmita
Matin Street
Ann Street
Tumnaloo
Anderson Exchange Fire Destroys Local Telephone Plant
The Anderson Mall area reports the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company exchange was fully destroyed by fire Friday night. Repairs will take 30 to 60 days. a battery room blaze and loft fire caused extensive damage including the operator retiring room and offices of Geiger and Webb Bros. Vital equipment was burned beyond use, with the entire plant demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Mall
Anderson Exchange
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone Exchange
Freen Drat
Telephone Company
B. F. Geiger
Webb Bros
H.W. Long
Mr. Geiger
Webb Brow
Westminster Roots notes local changes after strong winds
Westminster Jan 31. A severe wind last Sunday night toppled Old Greenfeld schoolhouse and caused trees to fall near States L. Hunter’s property. A. C. Went and family moved to Mrs. W. H. Jennings’s place. B. Mons moved from the mill village to the community. J. A. Porkine visited his father in Dalton, Ga. H. Cole and wife from Buttalod 8 visited Mrs. J. P. Cole. T. W. Dickson attended the Farm orm State Union Idet Inet week at Columbia as a delegate from Oconee. Two funerals were held at Westminster burying ground on Thursday. Mr. W. H. Jennings has been ill, and J. B. Simpson of Basley was moved to East Westminster.
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Westminster
H, Cole
Buttalod
J. P. Cole
T. W. Dickson
Farmorm State Union
Columbia
Oconee
MD Westminster Burying Ground
W. H. Jennings
J. B. Simpson
Basley
East Westminster
Local Notes From Madison in Early March
Special notes report church activities and visits in Madison February to March. Families referenced include McDaniel, Arve, Jonoa, King, Spencer, Cleland, and Jones with mentions of births, illnesses, school attendance, and court travel to Valhalla. Minor injuries noted from a chopper mishap and a night visit by Mr and Mrs Jones to Newt Dickson’s home.
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Madison
A. McDaniel
Misaeawren
Eva Arve
Coasi
Miley Tessle Arve
Misa Birdie Jonoa
Royaton
Ya Fa
Slater
Mia
J. A, King
J. J. Taylor
Minnow Kasle Jones
Mary Cleland
Mira Botany Ramaway
Ira King
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Walualla
Anid
Cownell
A. Sthck
Mber
Earl S.sloan
Boston
Mass
Harter Oy
Hirh
Anderson
Southern Bell ‘Telephony Co, Lance Once and Exchange
Noahs ED
Veto Base
Trape
Monster Caribou Herd
Movini
Dawson
Hwdwon Bay
Innda
Joseph B. Tyrrell
Ton Aya
Tanana Valley
Castonia
R. B. Glenn
North Carolina
Gowan
Capechitly
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