Rail line proposal to unite Walhalla West Union and Seneca
Discussion on building a trolley line from Walhalla to Seneca linking Walhalla West Union and Seneca. Notes assess construction costs operation revenue and long term viability. Advocates cautious study by citizens while highlighting potential regional growth and shared advantages.
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Esewhera
A. Wy ‘Hompool
Senven
Walhalla
Seneca
West Union
Rover
West
Phompson
Krowland
Seine
Howe Lowk
Wremishi
Thompson's
Hig Il
Tenement Fire in New York Yet Claims Lives
A June report from New York describes two persons burned in a blaze in Meath today while forty families were driven from homes by freezing weather. An elderly weather observer noted worsened conditions at Cipla wintie.
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New York
Meath
Yealendiyod
Cipla Wintie
South Carolina Assembly Debates Cotton Weigher and Tax Bills
From Columbia January 19 1909 an account of the General Assembly opening notes controversy over appointing cotton weighers at Seneca and other markets. It details proposed changes to election methods, petitions from farmers, and references to a public cotton weigher for Westminster Walhalla and broader commerce bills. Also discussed are state population data and the push to curb Standard Oil influence, plus multiple bills on common carriers water pollution convict housing rail safety and property recovery.
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Columbia
Cou Her
General Assembly
Ocohee County
House of Representatives
Seneca
County Board of Commissioners
Plekens C. HL
Bastey Township
Liberty Township
Plekeny County
Seneca Township
Groves County
Kasluy
Liberty
Ocones
Westminster
Walhalla
Hild Market
Generi Assembly
Agriculure
Commerce
Anon A
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South Carolina
United States
South Carolia
Ean
South Caroll
South
Weston
Judiciary Committee
DHL
Standard of Company
Thin Gigantic Corporation
Tennessee
North Carolina
Jeoruia
Hallroad
Karte
Jampbel Constants
John J. Battenger
Stiles N. Floughs
Charles P. Hallenger
Ie Seminole Securiting
Combiny
Plainaitts, Wealtht
Seminole Securities Company
Anid
Southerndfe T=autance Company, & corporation
Aiden
Publo Square
Walhalla Court House
Ins
R. D. Burns
RT. Jayne
Advent
Southern Life Insurance Company
John Y. Gurlington
Electric Bitters Credited With Reviving Elderly Danforth Woman
Mrs We Le Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine claims her 70 plus mother grew young again after using Electric Bitters for 20 years of severe dyspepsia. Doctors gave up hope yet the remedy reportedly cured ailments, improved appetite, sleep and strength while restoring vitality. Separately in Rabin County an elderly veteran Samuel Hopkins perished in a fire that consumed his home in Ware Wom district as his son, away at a relatives, returned to find the scene.
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We le Gilpatrick
Danforth
Clayton
Gay
Samuel Hopkins
Big Asselin
Hopkins
Ware Wom
Fn Rabin County
Min
Hie Moe
Hawkins
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted as Liver Remedy
An advertisement touts the Golden Medical Discovery as a non secret patent medicine for liver, stomach, and nerve strength. It lists ingredients such as Golden Seal root and Bloodroot and cites medical authorities endorsing the product while asserting no alcohol or habit forming drugs.
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Ivor
Bath
Ry Bartholo
Aegedantorion Med
Colter
Bitin Roe
Woody MD
M. Ti
Hannain
Mik
Chivagor
Jonn King
M. Houdedor
Laurens Johnson
Chivot NA
Finley Bilindaoid
Amhoe
Matorin Medica
Gallego
Chicago
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Keowee Courier
Strok, Shelor & Schroder
Jshay
Ing Taft
Sonatue
Tilman
Roosevelt
Thiiad
Amelia
I Ansel
McLeod
Omen
State Capitol
Elouse
Senate
Prestient Roowevells
Las Heen
Vhs Nates
Hlawnyer
Earle
Yours Truly
Callaway
Chattanooga
Imperial
Beecher & Gibbs
Hillside
Nissan
M. Lowery
Carolina
Sene
Kel
State OF
County of Oconee
Court of Common
D. A. Builth
Ocanoe
South Garo-lina
Fred
Jemima Riley
RO. McKee
Aero
NHOM
Krippendorff-Dittman
Moss & Ansel
C. W. Pitchford
S. C
Mitchell Wagons
Oliver Chilled
Columbia Buggies
Coteton
W. P. Nimmons
Notich
New York Standard
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