Westminster Graded School honor roll January 1906
Westminster Graded School lists January 1906 honor roll by grade with scores for First through Ninth Grades. Notable entries include Marie England 99, Emily Stribling 98, Maude Simpson 90.2, Ida Martin later omitted from December roll. enrollment total 310 pupils. M. E. Brookman, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Marie England
Tillian ‘Brehzeale
Marion Pitta
Maggie Mitchell
Bessie Hall
Dora Freeman
Kula Simmons
Loig Singleton
Dee Putman
Craig Bibb
Archie Haley
Sat Smithson
Lee Haley
Misa Katie Ki
Harria
Recond
Gidde
Hattie~ Simpson
Andrew Holley
Cora Holmes
Thomar Puckett
Clifton Holmes
Pauline Miller
Lucious England
Marie Lesly
Gus Smithson
Annie Bello
Agnues Orr
Emily Stribling
Misa Annie Clardy
Laura Smithson
Hortense Jones
May Haley
Annie Miller
Mary Reeder
Ida Martin
Maude Simpson
Lucile Zimmerman
Daisy Foster
Sarah Anderson
Dora Haley
M. E. Brookman
Ground hog tale fools Evans crowd in Chiquola sausage gag
In Evans crowd near Hotel Chiquola, a Truthful Looking Man leads Dr. Townsend and Dr. Harris to a meat market showing a sausage grinder labeled ground hog. They react with disbelief as the gag reveals a false ground hog sausage, sparking laughter from about a dozen loungers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woot Andérson
Daily Mail
Hie Hole
Evans
Dr. Harris
Hotel Chiquola
Townsend
York
Dr. Harria
Anderson Mail
January famine and unrest across Russia reported
Statistica shows January violence with 1208 killed and 1625 wounded in Sta lvia. Martial law in 23 districts and a stricter state of siege in 11. Sixty eight editors arrested awaiting trial and 1716 people arrested in St Petersburg alone. Prisons use barracks in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Fevolutioniata
Stalvia
Sica
Ihe Atatiatios
Khow
Empire
Janary Artesia
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted By Hall's Catarrh Care
An early 20th century ad mockingly claims deafness stems from inflamed nasal mucous and tube lining, offering Hall's Catarrh Cure as a solution and promising money for cured cases, authored by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo with Druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet
Hall
Circulara Trop
F. J, Cheney & CO
Propristorn
Toledo
Ohio
Drugulars, Tc
Iell
Anderson to Bolton trolley line set for spring start
A preliminary survey for the Anderson to Bolton trolley line is complete and construction will begin in spring. The contract for rails has been awarded. The route will pass through eastern Anderson and north of the Blue Ridge Railroad with expectations to finish and operate by early fall if labor conditions stay favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Bolton
Blue Ridge Railroad
Tt Ias
Fragmented Local Notices Mixed With Murky Editorials
A jumble of local commentary and advertisements includes critique of a neighbor amid tax and land notes, a sales pitch for Devoe paint with regional distributors, a medicinal plaster claim for Pinosalve, and a fatal church dispute in Owensboro Kentucky where deacon Robert Robertson killed Samuel Smith, with Robertson joking about John D. Rockefeller’s heaven entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro, Ky
Owensboro Baptist
Samuel Smith
Robert Robertson
Robertson
John D. Rockefeller
Smith Worit
Fox Hounds Sell for Record $2800 in Worcester
Perry W. Smith sold his entire pack of 80 fox hounds for $2,800, the highest price ever paid in America for a pack. John P. Townsend, master of fox hounds of Orange County Hant Goshen NY, purchased the hounds at the Worcester sale on February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Perry W. Smith
America
John P. Townsend
Orange County Hant
Goshen
N. Y
Plains Hunt
Virginia
Heart Cure Ad Promises Fast Relief For Weak Hearts
Dr Miles Heart Cure advertised to relieve weak hearts and palpitations. A testimonial from Upper Sandusky Ohio claims rapid improvement and weight gain after taking the product, with a pharmacist guarantee and money back offer from Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Caiao
Alton Freart
Norvine
Sandusky
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Trial in Greenville over enticement case and a chain sentence
Emma Bailey testified in Greenville municipal court that Edward Raymond and Lula Lynn lured her from Augusta to the upper state into immoral life. Raymond was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in the chain gang. Lynn was released and ordered to leave the city. The testimony raised questions about Emma Bailey’s status and innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Emma Bailey
Mia
Euma Bailey Voile
Augusta
Atlanta
Edward Raymond
Lula Lynn
Shoe
Saad
Auganta
Raymond
Lynn
Bailey
Mrs. Lynn
Homespun socks sent to Speaker Cannon featured in verse
The New York Sun prints four letter and Rome verses about homespun socks sent to Speaker Cannon by the Keowee Courier. The quatrain notes Uncle Joe’s wardrobe with homespun garb and asks if he must wear a Knox. An add for Pineyles relief by Dr. J. W. Boll appears at night ro sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Rome
Speaker Cannon
Keowee
Joe
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Manuasti
Walhalla, 5. C
Bohol
Grace Stribling
Alice Stribling
Mary Harrell
William Anderson
Robbie Simpson
Maida Watking
Marie, Hall
Misa Bertha G, Davis
Frank Anderson
Rena Harrell
Leila Martin
Sue Porkina
Oscar Pitts
Hugh Martin
Bexsie Simpson
Myrtle Zimmerman
Kleiner Tannery
Miss Augusta Sprott
J. W. Boll
Russia
Tutt
Washington
Becmise
Ritiaine
Alpha L. Nesly
Rock Hill Herald
L. M. Brown
West Union
Devoe
Zino
Devos
F. W. Devoe & Co
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
Senoca Mercantile Co
Seneca, and Matheson Hardware Co
Fatal Church Row
Tonna
Highlands
J. A. Erwin, Wahal
A. Ss. c
Boone Rola
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
A ‘Fine
Fompny
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