Advice for farmers in the new year from Valhalla editor
Jan issue offers practical farming guidance urging reduced cotton acreage, expanded oats, and phased modernization. Advises land preparation for corn, repairing implements, building terraces, fencing, and soil care. Warns against mortgaging crops, and stresses prudent, slow steps toward steadier livelihoods and family welfare.
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Valhalla
Jan
Keawee Counian
Wwe
Ty Ie Tal
Wood & Sons
Wolf Stake Locals Welcome New School Superintendent
Wolf Stake Jan. 16 Special: Mr. Murphy, who recently moved near Wolf Stake church, is now school superintendent. Rev All Marcell preached a missionary sermon Sunday afternoon and collected for missions. Rev William of Newry to preach on the fourth Sunday. Wolf Stake school progressing under Mrs Cary of Walhalla.
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Wolf Stake
Murphy
Wolf Stake Church
Auway Wehool
Marcell
Williama
Newry
Wolf Ltake
Mins Cary
Walhalla
Walhalla High School honor roll dated December 20 1910
The Walhalla High School honor roll for the month ending December 20 1910 lists students by grade including Pont Grade Dora Pyne Elizabeth Solbing Ninth Grade Mary Ble Wilson Eighth Grade Luther Davis Seventh Grade Olive Tart Pabi tha Steibting etc. The report notes attendance and average requirements, with Superintendent Gohool and MIDvot. Gohool, Fourth Grade May Gurhin Nettle Hall Third Grade Alno Hudkon Nan nle Louw Tribble Second Grade Allee Tribble Davin Guinn First Grade Mitte Thellama Thes Mio Kallen Patie Prosaley Geraldine Hughs. A separate item mentions a woman seriously injured at Mollohon Cotton Mill wreck two weeks earlier and a legal case in Orangeburg involving Abe Pearl atlite.
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Walhalla High School
Pont
Dora Pyne
Elizabeth SoIbing
Mary Ble. Wilson
Luther Davis
Olive Tart
Pabitha Steibting
Siu Gradle
Grace Chunby
Katie Moody
Alice Sanders
Wirth
Hugene Abbvall
Red Bischoff
Evelyn Ruror
Boone Suggerald
Lidle Han
Sallie Hunt
Berha Ktaren
Sarah Moss
Ina Mulkey
Punytine Steck
Willam Bell
Ruth Brown
Davie Day
Nex Douthit
Clarence Fowler
Henrietta Klaren
Mildred Moore
Robert Rogers
Joh Schveder
Holloman Seahorn
Lucile
White
Mildred Carter
Alfee Corbin
Richard Marle
Anda Robins
Frank Schveder
Willie Suth- Ting
Anime Risch
Benta Boozer
Krancon Garter
Derriil Darby
Derrid Douthit
Garngood Jaynes
Kathleen McCarey
Cave Probst
Tauren May ‘Todd
John Smith
Hanies White
Annie ‘Wilson
Wallace Kay
Willie Klaven
Henry Jaren
Hirst
Chuarle Garrett
Harold Phi Ipa
Ule Abbott
Buntee Beatty
Harold Beatty
Renta Moore
Carolyn Rogers
Jnipils
Midvot
Gohool
Columbia Letter Urges Township Supervisors Over County Commissioners
A 1911 message from P. M. Cary to voters in Oconee County proposes abolishing the county commissioner system in favor of township or sub supervisors elected by each of eight townships. He asks Democratic readers to share views by letter, noting some counties already use township commissioners and suggesting a 1912 plan to implement such reform, with governor appointment for 1972.
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Columbia
Oconee County
House of Representatives
Ollee
Mayle
Tarris
P.M. Cary
Path of a Child and Local Notices in Lite River
Jan 14 report from Lite River notes newcomers Mr Marth and family from Georgia, holiday events hosted by Mr and Mrs J B Burgess, and Ina Alexander visiting Rabun Gap. It mourns Pink Cash’s death in North Carolina, plus local illnesses and injuries, a fatal burn of a child in Galom area, and holiday visitors like J G Holden.
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Lite River
Marth
Georgia
Duncan
J. B. Burgess
Ina Alexander
Rabun Gap
Pink Cash
North Carolina
Oronee
Smith
Stek
Bryan Molden
Alek
Neuraighy
Ilia
J. G. Holden
Jo, Talley
RW. Burgess
Chrintman
Dyer Colley
Tetrick Hos
Jory Mills
Walhula
Ervin Colling
Galom
Funeral Held For Hero In Nippon Inomata Inite
A funeral was held yesterday in Vicksburg for Japanese Samurai Inomata Inite, laid to rest far from home in Nippon. Many Americans attended despite not knowing him, dropping a bear in tribute as the fallen hero's romance and death are promised to be detailed on the paper's second page.
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Vicksburag
Aulot UiOe
Count Tolstoi Estate Offered to American Capitalists
A New York report states that bankers and manufacturers from the United States have proposed to purchase the Tolstoi estate in Russia, valued at about 1.7 million dollars. The plan would set aside 110 acres for a memorial settlement and agricultural school funded by an international subscription, while the remaining 600 acres would host a permanent agricultural machinery complex to modernize Russian farming and boost crop yields.
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New York
Ehael Kruswinskyvephey
Count Tolstoi
Russia
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Mae 16
Rusali
Tolatol
Gend Dowatone
Thirty Yours for KU Wire tragedy verdict in district court
A colored man accused of setting fire to the Dik house in the county last week and burning his wife and two children was tried today. He allegedly struck his wife with a blow to the head with a wire before the blaze. The jury returned a verdict of second degree murder. He was sentenced to thirty years in the penitentiary.
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Raleigh
N. Cy
Chande Banders
Family Shares Sympathy Over Child’s Illness Struggle
The passage notes a mother who had been unable to care for her child and herself, now able to tend to her basic needs. It reflects the deep sympathy of many friends for the family during this time of hardship and vow.
Poem Praise for Dr Kings New Life Pills In Town
Fragmentary OCR notes praise a health pill line in a Geom poem. Mentions Dr Kings New Life Pills as a health necessity and home staple. References Tarson Stubouvell Allison town and promotional tone.
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Tarson
Stubouvell
Allison
Town
Dr. King
Return of W Doyle Recalls Oconee County Ties
A letter from C D Hin of Davenport Oklahoma includes a Texas newspaper clipping about W Tr Doyle, once of Vanalstyne and an Oconee County resident. Doyle, never married, led a varied life from Vanalstyne High School to Confederate service, later settling in Texas. He was respected for courtesy and kindness. A Christmas present from Magonule lodge was sent to him, but the check was returned with the notice Dead, returned to writer. No time or cause of death given.
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C.D. Hin
Davenport
Oklo
Texas
Oconee
Doyle
Iuditor
Keawee Courier
Baclonodea Elipph
Vanalatyne, Leader
Vanalatyne
Doylee
Unclaimed Laettera Post Notice 1911
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Valhalla post office for the week ending January 16 1911 are listed as Hicks Charlie Potta Bolate Wadking McDaniel Pennons Merrick P M. Advertised notices request recipients to respond.
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Valhalla
Hicks
Charlie
Potta
Bolate
Wadking
McDaniel
Merrick
P. M
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