Minsey Strong Leads Yau Hayne Circle Meets
Newly elected president Miss Daisy Long presided at the Yo Hayne Circle meeting at her home to appoint committees for the coming year. Reports showed the club in good financial shape. a mythology course, domestic science for housewives, and federation badge discussions were planned. The gathering featured refreshments by Mrs Strong and noted new member Dr. Roger.
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Mise Daly Strong
KR. Ly
Roger
Drs
Rogery
Chace Tor
Federation
Mary W. Gibson
Chely
S. C. Federaion
Hayne
Aly
Hauton
Diere
Clvi
Strong
Affcers
Tle Consulig
Diisy Lone
Mea
J. A. Steel
Rmcomings
Aliile Vernony
Mra 1
BOS. Handy
Jante
Saved at Deaths Door by Electric Withers Remedy
Morrau W Ayers of Transl Bridge N J was near death from virulent stomach liver and kidney troubles. He claims a tonic named Electric Withers revived him, restoring forty pounds and strength after doctors failed. The ad urges readers to buy the remedy at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrau W. Ayers
Transl Bridge
Ako
Rules for Agriculture and a Public Notice of Injury
Dr A Kip in charge of cooperative work outlines ten farming rules including soil preparation and crop rotation while a separate local notice reports a water accident where a woman, her body found in a canal and her amputated leg, tied to a $700 claim, prompts medical ads for King s New Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kip
Ute
Status Department of Agriculture
Totel
Gotham
Gerny
Collmercus
Death of a Good Woman in Hopewell
Mrs. Mary P Langston Smith, 66, died January 11 at her son John Smith’s home after a long illness and prior injuries. She helped the needy, was a founder’s member of Toxaway Baptist Church, and survived by eight children, two brothers, and three sisters. Remains laid to rest at Toxaway. funeral led by Rev Jos L Stone with large attendance. her husband had died in 1909.
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Hopewell
Mra
Columbus
John Smith
Oconee
Plekeng
Toxaway
Jos L Stone ii
Oconer
Pickens
Mix
John T. Jonling
Norman
J. Ta Singleton
Governor Refuses Pardons in Rabens Case
Governor Ansel denied clemency to Rudolph Rabens, convicted in Oconee County in 1907 for receiving stolen goods connected to the Courtenay Mayfair Manufacturing Company robbery at Newry. Rabens, who served three years in the penitentiary, was linked to a Charleston and Walhalla history, alleged as a fence for a band behind multiple thefts, including stamps money and jewelry.
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Columbia
Jus
Anwol Torday
Ruedolph Rabens
Oconee
Newry
McGarthy
Rabonsty
Ansel
Charleston
Ocouve
Huchens
Walhalla
Pledmipot
Prohibitionists Press Ahead in State Debate
Columbia reports the prohibition forces claim 24 Senate votes against them and insist the statewide bill may pass this year. A late Thursday conference frustrated their hopes as local option supporters stay hopeful. Leaders foresee Senate action next, with the house likely to lose time on the issue, and the Prohibitionists plan to mobilize for the campaign next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Senate
General Assembly
Odd Timber Tales From Philadelphia and Fences
A fragmentary report discusses unusual building practices in Philadelphia where shingles must run twenty eight times longer than in other areas. It notes oddities about wood quality, fence samples, and alleged proposals involving wool and penell wood, reflecting a puzzling mix of claims and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jengtt
Hip
Poverly
Ennessee
Kelitncky
Allernu
Plunder at Cable Pinco Office Sparks City Alarm
Reported break in at the Cable Pinho Company office, a central city site, where thieves reportedly gained access by professionals and stole valuables. Officials say no wiretap or secondary security was offered to the second floor.
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Haekvoneide
Tan
Eity
Crosby murder case verdicts and sentences handed down
In Crosby court on Sunday at 12 45 a m William Wilken justice presiding defendant John Cros bys colored confessed to murder and was sentenced to be hanged Bd Wright colored convicted of Wilder Gd Kentonned to the penitentiary for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Nowrial
Crosby
Judes Wilken
John
Cord of Thanks for John M Dowwis
Mrs John M Dowwis wishes thanks to friends and relatives for kindness shown after the death of her husband John M Dowwis. Her prayer for blessings on his widow children and grandchildren, Westmiluctor January 17 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiattor Gourer
John M
Heavey
Uteda
Ils Wifow
John M. Dowwis
Westmiluctor
Mupkrakers Win in Wale Hallá Municipal Election
In the Wale Hallá municipal race the mupkrakers secured victory amid a crowded field. The campaign focused on local development and fiscal oversight, with supporters praising the new council’s intent to push practical reforms.
Eclipses and Feasts Mark 1910 Year Ahead
The 1910 calendar foresees four eclipses and notable holidays. A total solar eclipse will be visible in Australia on May 9, with a U S viewing later. a total lunar eclipse occurs May 24-25 visible across the Americas, Atlantic and Pacific regions. A partial solar eclipse on November 12 mainly affects Alaska Asia and the northern Pacific. A total lunar eclipse on November 28-29 reaches Europe Asia the Americas and southwestern Asia. Washington’s Birthday occurs on February 22 while Christmas falls on Sunday. a hospital tragedy near Pittsburgh reports a mother dying after a fall from bed, leaving a newborn unharmed, as investigators seek the cause.
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Sys
United States
Australia
South America
Atlantic
Pacific
Earope
Africa
Alaska
Asia
Pacific Ocean
Ahsan Boarhue
Toy
Europe
Atelea
Washington
Chrisming
Sante
Woman Dies in House Fire After Clothing Catches Fire
An elderly woman, Rabe Honma, of the Oliver family, died this morning in a house fire. She was seated by the fire when her clothes ignited, causing severe burns before help arrived. Authorities report the incident occurred in the family home, with a tragic but accidental cause.
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Aivereniy
Gindan
Rabe Honma
John Oliver
Amoricus
Fire destroys store and dwelling in Spartanburg area
Fire swept a store and second floor dwelling near Parolot, fourteen miles from bare, early Sunday. Bert Brown narrowly escaped as flames consumed the rear of the building while Mr Black saved a large stock of goods. Losses totaled. cause undetermined and neighbors aided in containment.
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Spartanburg
Parolot
Bare
Bert Brown
Black
Best farmer in the United States found on twenty Nebraska acres
Arnold Martin, an immigrant to Nebraska ten years ago, is hailed as the best farmer on a small plot. He turned twenty acres of rocky land into a thriving unit, earning about a thousand dollars annually for his family and showing the potential of smallholdings with diversified crops and clever use of soil.
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United States
Nebraska
South Carollna
Arnold Martin
Atmorton
Agriculure
Marti
Switzerland
Ile
Martin
Martn
Ant
Shuistos Amalie
Marth
Local Happenings and Community Notes from Pleasant Grove area
Jan 17 notes from Pleasant Grove cover church visitors and travels including Rev. Janes of Georgia fleeing a scheduled appointment, Mr. and Mrs. Knox hosting relatives, visits among Joes and Mauldins, a teaching assignment at a Rehan Settlement school, and local sickness. The piece mentions Mrs. Sarah Mauldin’s illness, property transactions and several residents visiting kin, with school progress under Mrs. Peaky Brown and Prof. Weor Porising. It notes Clem on College appointments and staff changes in agricultural education and geology.
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Pleasant Grove
Janes
Georgia
Rerritt
Knox
Jesse Jol
Retroyt
Wow. Martin
Adam W
Rehan
Agi
Widh
J. W. Windley
Pal Creek
Nome
Reb. Baggs
Sarah Mauldin
Preying
San Brower
West Unio
Tag Ist
Janse Neville
Plaice
Wall Stake
Aica
Low Knnox
Joe Grogan
Lato Mawldln
Mra
Mr. Priorkon Appointed Census Agent for Manufacturing Areas
W H W Priorkon of this city has been named special agent of the Census Bureau to survey manufactures mines and quarries. He will begin about February 1 and cover Andergon Abbeville Ocanee and Greenville counties. He is noted for long experience in plantious pursuits.
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Anderson Mail
W. H W. Priorkon
Andergon
Abbeville
Ocanee
Greenvilie
Ilo
Cenoud Hareat
Pickles, Sauce Coffee Blizzard Warning Grip Again
Advertisement reviews grip illness symptoms and danger signals with claims for Dr. Kine's New Discovery. Testimonial from A L Dunn of Ping Valley Miss credits a bottle with curing three weeks of grip. Promises relief from coughs colds bronchitis asthma and lung issues, guaranteed by druggists.
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Soho
Kine
A. L. Dunn
Ping Valley
Miss
Unclear fragmentary report from Westinster and Spartan visit
A fragmented OCR item notes visits by Mrs Wy Hydoanligs and Frank Ballenger with Mrs Perkins near Toxaway school and Wipst Buptlat area. It mentions Miss Mande Mallenger improving after illness. Weather and road conditions hinder Karn work and river freezes slow progress.
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Westinster
Wy Hydoanligs
Spartan
Bors
Glendale
Frank Ballenger
Georygla
Jooling
Ake
Calhoun Statue Unveiling Planned for March 2
Calhoun statue unveiling announced for March 2 in Columbia with the Calhoun Sun Commission stating the event will be staged at the state capitol grounds. The invitation list and expected participants are noted though preparations face delays and invitations are issued to residents statewide.
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Columbia
Jan
Calhoun
Toledo
Tattie
Jaye Fry
Tin Heer
Caralina
Alate
Macon Man Dies After Tank Fall
In Hampton Georgia, Oliver, a Macon resident, fell from the top of a water tank while at work. His foot slipped and he plunged to the ground, dying instantly. The accident occurred yesterday morning as he was repairing the tank.
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Hampton
Oliver
Macon
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Sold at Beneca Pharmacy
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain’s cough remedy as unrivaled for ordinary coughs colds throat and lung ailments. Sold by The Beneca Pharmacy with L. G. Martin at Clomson College listed as a contact or promoter.
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Beneca Pharmacy
L. G. Martin
Clomson College
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Renta
Minsey Strong
Tey
Wolefold
Chleoper
King
Aten
S.C. Smith
Lingeriig Maens
Vardon Iabens
Penttenthiey
Ani
Shinegles
Columbia State
Mupkrakers
Walehalla
Cam Halen Taave Belog “Pty
Antronomicatley
Wollpses
Kone Relvnses
Piri
Aremay
Bern
Tito
Womad
Post Oller
Parmer Mhu. S
Nebrasky
Edwin Te Saver
Hoes
Mom Mensant Grove
Clemson
Weor
Porising
Sieksi Agricultural College
Te Setionuiral
Clemon College
Dak
Wilan
Clemon
Dorling
Calioun
Wil
Aleks
Tome
Nas
Agricultiere
Ats Clonson
Mr. Mrielion
W. M. Brown
Walhaila
S. C
J. F. Alexander
J. W. Bry & Co
J. W. Byrd & Co
J. W. Byrd
NEW Firm
Byrd
Byrd & Cromer
Seneca
Sociey
Vanuiney
Leo
Agin
L Westiniater
Ye Calhoun
Mare
Dr. Thomson
J. H. Darby
Wstank
People's Bank
Woathatta
James M. Moss
General Insurance Agency
Oates
C. W. Pitonford
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons, Shedsmen
Richmond
Virginia
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