Convention of National Farmers Union South Union Jan 20
Editor asks Oconee county farmers to read about the National Farmers Union convention held in Georgia from January 22 for three days. The letter praises the large turnout, highlights speakers, and urges cooperation, education, and local union effort to improve cotton prices and agricultural prosperity in the South.
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South Union
Plesae
Oconee County
National Farmers’ Union
Gorrgia
Barrett
Comed
Telody
Farmora
Thora
Florida
Kanana
Atlantic
Vomst
Gallina
Ben Tillman
Odineo
Maptini Taboruacle
Thor. K. Wataon
Wooll-Hownd
Farmora’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
South
Jon Maany
Farmers’ Union
Lot Moray
Oconso County
Mombern
B. Harris
Oconon County
How to Cure ChiiMatns in Rast Ouinfeld, Mo
John Kemp prescribes Bucklews Amion Salve for freedom from ohitblatns. He reports success treating salt rheum, fever, indolent ulcers, piles, burns, wounds, and skin ailments. Priced at 26 cents at all druggists.
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John Kemp
Rast Ouinfeld
Havemlao
Civic Affairs Meeting Set For February Eleventh at Seneca
Seneca residents note a Civic Department Association gathering on February 11 with an announced program. Many local families report health improvements and social visits while guest Olivia Bacon plans her upcoming marriage. Miss Wardlaw of Arizona is celebrated with a large local reception.
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Seneca
Civic Depravement Association
Mra
A. Hines
Wenre
M. M. Carey
Gou
Verner
Luke W. Verneria
Columbia
MM. McMaster
C. 5. Blackburn
M. W. Colonan
Mra. Win. Notil
Legant
Woodman Iu
Mercury
Mia
D. K. Norris
Minos Boasio
Virginia
Bug
Boneos
Mrs. Norris
Mian Norris
Greenville
Minson Virginia
Hug
New York
Willie Verner
Saburo
FE. Hopkins
Stella Fincannon
Maude Tropkina
Walhalla
Clarence Miller
Andereon
Wm. Lowry
Mary McGee
Townville
Visii
Sallie Hunt
Bessie Wilkon
Roy
Sam Wilson
Lapitat Dénominastlon
Misa
Olivia Bacon
Sanooa
Pas Renta
Marietta
Luther Moore
Sonoda Society
Jonah Wardlaw
Stafford
Arlzona
Fortuna Teller
Letter From Senator Enria on Clemson and Temperance
Senator Enria writes from Columbia describing a Friday night revival at Presbyterian College for Women and a Clemson College visit with about 150 in attendance. He notes strong demand for technical education, sexual politics, and ongoing liquor legislation debates, supporting temperance and opposing county bottling shops. He mentions Oconee County representation, Charleston College students, and future dormitory capacity. He signs as WR. Karle.
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Columbia
Pmsbyterian College For
Oconee
Toarcing
Mitses Sheldon
Surthling
Charleston County
Charleston College
Citadel
Clemson
Ths
Charleston
Countien
Press Stone
House
Senate
Karle
Wise Counsel from the Sanths on Electric Ritters Cure
A misprinted ad by Bionkanahity of Neok Toon claims Electric Ritters completely cure back and kidney ailments. The testimonial says initial relief from first bottles, with full recovery after several more, and guarantees at all druggists for 60 cents.
Local farming activity amidst relocations near Ramsay's Creek
Locals report steady farming effort in Ramsay's Creek area as January ends. Several families relocate homes or move nearby towns, including Bogga moving to Driver price near Kirhland and Newton Long family settling anew. J R Sutton and family return near Ohanga while Brian Yeadley visits his father J Le Fondley. George Reid visits Haale Ray as C D Chamberer fills services at Crom Roads.
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Ramsay’s Creek
Bogga
Westminster Death of Smith Brow in Wichs Rao area
Westminster is mourning the death of Smith Brow, a former wealthy business man, who died at Mrs. R. F. Brown’s home in Westminster shortly before 1 am after a brief illness. Born in Macklanburg county North Carolina, he was 74 or 75, lived with his brother’s family thirteen years, and had traveled across nearly every state. His funeral arrangements place his interment at Center Methodist church cemetery, with services before burial at Oakway. The report also notes local society events, church lectures, and various residents’ movements and errands around Westminster.
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Westminster
Smith Brow
Wichts
Rao
R. F. Brown
Wesminster
Ingrippe
Mr. Brown
Macklanburg County
North Carollna
Center Methodist Church
Brown
Ross Waddell
Greenville
Leon Waddell
Ella
Waite
Ina’ Wook
Lenain
Sheldon Furniture Company
Carry Poore
Bonnie Freeman
Beulah Poore
J. F. Mitchell
Bolton
Alice Puckett
Bosteha
East End
Heateas
Mins Packett
Annie Miller
Mary Reeder
Myrtle Zimmerman
Ruby McGeo
Fostelle Thornton
Boulat McDonald
Lue Steeder
Sarah Anderson
Hattie Crawford
Maud Ballenger
Carrie Hall
Hortense Jones
Rena Tarrell
Bersie Simpson
Blanche Holon
Ian Loy Bronzealo
Loulap Bronzealo
Lucy Cobb
Eva Leathers
Lanea Smithson
Ida Kay
Mayotte Brown
George Hull
Hrrott Zimmerman
Frank Sheldon
Ratledge Awmerman
Andrew Norris
Fred Hunt
Will Mitchell
Sam Roeder
Ottaway Marett
Appleton Johns
Sidi Perkina
Roy Simpron
KB. Honan
Roy Bronneale
John Ayers
Robert Parker
Arthur Cobb
Rhomle Brownlee
Jaman McDonald
G. O. Simpron
Trice
Zimmerman
Arkatinne
Clay
Inydolph
Sharp
Rock Springs
Harmon
Olinkwonles
Bin
Towlsas
Spartant Cg
John B. Willian
Williams Music Hongo
Greenellis
Mina Lita Ford
Liberty
Sheldon Marninrs Company
Sallie Kohioln
Mina Tolin Jonun
Kmolland
Lovi Brows
Belton
Woolminster
Mins Tonine Arenzaale
Atlanta
York
el Pano
Texas
AL. Tahe
Spall
Rey
G. T. Harmon
G. 0
Iria
Sonoon
D. G. Sheldon Patdh
Buoday
Mra
W. J. Carter
Uitle
Gaineaville
Moore
Taberty
J. L. Dorn
Big
Public Ban On Ministers For Highulee Ceremony
A damaged notice forbids ministers magistrates and notaries from performing a ceremony related to Bod or its minors. The text mentions T W Crooks and Carrie Crooks with a 1907 date, then shifts to Clemson College coverage with General Assembly inspection in South Carolina. The Clemson report details a visit by legislators, speeches by Lt. Governor McLeod, cadet reviews, and a celebratory meal, noting the efficient train service and railway staff.
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T. W. Crooks
Carrie Crooks
Lomaon College
Clomaon Colle
General Assembly of
South Carolina
Calhoun
Memorial Hall
P. H. Moll
T. G. McLeod
Courhes
Atudenta
South
Clemson
Becauss
Legislatura
College Muthoritien
McLeod
Legislative
Senate
Mia
R. C. Calhoun
Calhoun Mansion
John CG
Union Station
Columbia
Southern Railway
BR. W. Hunt
Charleston
Elliott
Enginoor Heedor
Hopewell Bridge Complete and Public Ready
Hopewell residents celebrate completion of the Jorkine Bridge over Chynga elyer. The article notes thanks to the new supervisor and Wigant workmen for the project. It mentions local social updates including residents James Lagd, Mrs Barrett, Mrs F T Jenkins, and Palm Beach plans for Justie A Barroth.
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Hopewell
Jorkine
Chynga Elyer
James Lagd
Clayton
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Lunney
Sieneca, S.C
Convention of National Farmers’ Union
Sandbury
Thor Preasnt
Osrrio Uuntor
Kather Cary
Leah Harper
Ethel Kirkpatrick
Lille May
Senator Enria
Ramsay's Creek
Puckett
Edwards
Birmingham
Nellie Dutis
Lancaster
Dietar
AL Gaines
Ian Sam
New Holland
John Vernon
D. Af
Holly
Hunt
Granite
B. Zimmerman
J. O. Marny
Laurens
Bethel Baptist Ghareh
General Assembly
Tema
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