Oratorical Contest at Westminster High School
The Oconee County Oratorical Contest will be held at Westminster High School on Friday night February 24 with a general admission fee of ten cents. Supt. Paylor and local officials will host the event, inviting several high schools to compete in an inaugural county contest.
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Leaven, Pel
Lidltor
Westminster
Ake
Westminster High School
W. 0. Lor
Soncea
Walhalla
Reliant
Westiltister
Ceptec
Saar Cirntina
Paylor
Westnineyer
Gasque
Walhatla
Sujit, Brockman
Senvea
Ocouen
Aya Atletic Association
Richland
Clemson Cole
Bult
Pate Milne
Ajeet
Greenville case ends in shooting during arrest attempt
In Greenville on February 14 a disturbance led to police entering a house to arrest G W Stonecipher. Policeman Thomas Cureton was fatally wounded by a pistol fired as Stonecipher lunged. Chief Kennedy subdued Stonecipher. Cureton died after treatment. The scene drew a large response and a lengthy inquest topic.
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Greonville
Jackson
Broad Streets
G. WW
Stone Cypher
Thomas J. Cureton
Tommy
Kefvieo
Greenville
Stonecys
Creattus
Chon
Chief Kennedy
Mr. Cuveton
Stone Wypner
Kennedy
Sene bin
Cureton
Ubtek
Hay Hu
Unclear text fragment hints at medical remedy claims
Damaged OCR describes a chaotic scene including references to a battle, kidney issues, a medicine named Foley's Kidney Remedy, and various names. The passage is garbled with no clear event, date, or location.
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Dora Chora
Jackson
Speedy Keller
Second Policeman Shot at Greenville Depot
Police report officer O S Guinnells died from pistol wound received about 2 30 at the Columbia and Greenville railroad depot causing a manhunt for the unknown shooter. Another officer Arthur Johnson was wounded but not seriously. A city and state reward totaling 700 dollars is offered for the capture of the killer amid fears of further violence in Greenville.
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Greenvile
O. S. Guinnells
Columbia and Greenville
Otheer Arthur Johnson
Hin
Uedo
Grinnells
Ginells
Pales
Holt
Waele
Tommy" Cureton
Srouneyilien
Miacondi- Hon
Venville
At- Heke
Wil- Himston
America
Local Farmers Optimistic Amid Weathered Season in Madison Ri
Farmers in Madison Ri enjoy warm days as fields near cultivation readiness. News notes illness in Coraline and Adenia households, while Chit Unity faces heat challenges. Deepest sympathy extended to the Devoured family as May events loom. medical ads and local remedies fill the page.
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Madison, Ri. D
Dulce
Hanes
Beth
Adenia
Powell
Renniond
Asie Vanan Ei Astor Chem
Unclear Entry on Local People and Events
Fragmentary report mentions Walt Stuke, Watt State, Clemson College figure Kean Trawn and Miga Ca Ms Ue MO White. References a visit, a household stay, and a note of sympathy for the Murphree family with wishes for early recovery of two ill children.
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Watt State
Kean Trawn
Clemson Collie
Thy
Miller
Liteter
Miva
J. P. Wood
W.M. Murphree
Street and Peace Ordinances of Walhalla 1911 Ratified
The Walhalla council enacts two ordinances from 1911. The first restricts street conduct, prohibiting riding on Main and other streets, littering, ball playing, gunfire, and sidewalk riding, with penalties for violators. The second governs health, dog control, livestock, and nuisance measures, plus a public order ordinance addressing drunkenness and bawdy houses, with marshal enforcement and mayoral penalties.
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Walhalla
Cownell
Mali
Southbrowd Street
Lne
Winder Yard
Math Street
Mabire
Seerion
Helwnis
Ta Walia
Mat Ainy
Pore
Wong
Scotland
Ordinance No 3 Regulating Merchants and Bait Tax
Walhalla mayor and aldermen enact ordinance regulating itinerant traders within the town. It requires payment of the licensed tax for selling goods at the market or private sale and imposes fines for nonpayment or sale without license. The measure outlines penalties and enforcement by the mayor and city official.
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Walhalha
Walhalla
Inge
Walhalin
Van
Walhallit
Pebrivy
United
Ailes of
Walthatlie
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