Governor Earle seeks power to appoint special judges in Senate bill
Senator Earle of Oconee has introduced a bill granting the Governor the power to appoint special judges in cases requiring such rulings, provided the judges are recommended by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court or a standing Associate Justice. The measure aims to keep judicial and educational departments separate from executive influence while ensuring efficiency.
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Earle
Oconee
Senate
Hloase
Asd
Boli
Tarren
Local Train Incident Sparks Mischief Concerns in West Union
Last Saturday morning a Blue Judge train derailed near the yard in West Union, likely caused by malicious or mischievous fueling. The derailment happened just as the Westernia was starting, causing minor damage to the engine and tender but no serious injuries. Authorities urge swift investigation to identify the perpetrator, stressing the need for public safety and accountability to deter similar acts and protect the railroad and surrounding communities.
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West Union
County government bill backed by senator and delegation
Senator Karke champions a county government bill after a General Assembly delegation endorses changes to the form of county government. The letter argues the measure is a necessary step in the right direction despite debate.
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Karke
General Assembly
County reform bill faces criticism over complexity and scope
The editorial voices concern that the DIL In question is too cumbersome and broadly framed. It urges simpler structure, direct taxation or township bonds for road funding, and preserves clarity in county finances amid a proposed shift from county commissioners to township control.
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Vlos
Anonymous warning of boll weevil plot in Georgia and South Carolina
A Georgia reader warns Governor-elect Hoke Smith of two men planning to release boll weevils across Georgia and South Carolina within 90 days to depress crops and profit. The letter claims over 100,000 live insects exist, with boxes shipped to Atlanta and possibly Boston. The writer seeks anonymity and offers to reveal more if Smith publishes the notice.
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Georgia
South
Caolina
Hoke Smith
Smithy
Parmere
South Carolina
O Mir. Smith
Goveroomover Hoke Smith
Hudson
Worsham
Smith
New York Herald
Jie Alo
Sot
Hokesmith
Georeiis
Sit
Son
Jo Tally
Fesus
Chicago
Big Talk
Georsda
Carolina
Ansasta
Tomer
Cotton
Tienen
New York
Weevil Plot Foiled and Cotton Pest Threat Backed
A New Orleans report references Georgia’s state entomologists and officials warning of an advance weevil incursion into Georgia. It notes a national effort to educate cotton growers and prevent infestation, while mentioning two suspects alleged to exploit the situation for profit. The piece also includes an aside promoting Chamberlain's Liniment for chest or side pains.
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Avanta
Georgia
Worsham
Judson
Rev Me E Peabody Resigns From Presbyterian Church
Rev M Bi Peabody resigns as pastor of the Presbyterian church to accept a call from a church at Iva in Anderson county. At a recent congregational meeting Westminster united with him in dissolving his pastoral relation. He plans to move about March 1. W S Puckett died at Greenwood last Sunday morning at 10. He leaves several children and was brother to local residents G I Puckett J R Puckett New London Coy J A Puckett and a sister Mrs Meee of Laurens. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended for common stomach troubles. For sale by all druggists.
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Tugaloo
Maren
Gig
Peath
Chamberlain
Unclaimed Letters and Local Supper Notice
Unclaimed letters listed for week ending December 24 1911 include B Brace Downs Allen Jones Mrs Mamie Wilson and others who are advised to say they were advertised. A box supper at Tos ay church Monday night December 24 seeks funds to improve the church yard with all invited to attend.
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Walhalla
Mebroath
B. Brace, Downs
Allen Jones
Mamie Wilson
A.C. Merrick
P. M. Nox
Tosay
Survey of Oconee lands offered for sale at Walhalla in 1911
Master W. C. White announces a public sale in front of the Walhalla courthouse for March 6 1911 of two Oconee County tracts on Brasstown Creek and Chattooga River. Tract 1 contains about 142 acres with a detailed plat by Harrison from 1894. Tract 2 conveys an undivided interest in about 31 acres on Brasstown Creek with a Harrison plat from 1894. If bidders fail to comply the sale may be resumed within five days with additional advertising and the purchaser pays for papers. The court directs sale under the decree in Butt v Butt in the Court of Common Pleas.
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State OF
South Carolina
County OF Oconee
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Walhalla
Silas N. Butt
Mary Butt
Oconee
Brasstown Creek
Chattooga River
Jacob Rothell
Harrison
Munklin
J. AL. Harrison
W. C. White
Ovonce County
Toel
Notice to Debtors and Creditors Estate of Eugenia Patterson
Notice to debtors and creditors indebted to the estate of Eugenia Patterson deceased to pay and all persons having claims against the estate shall present them duly attested within the time allowed by law or be barred. Administrator West Chion Route No. 1 ty 7-10
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Eugenia Patterson
West Chion
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