Phral Post Union Picket News and Examinations
Local union notes press day for members and calls for attendance at a scholarship exam set for Friday July 6 at the Walhalla graded school. South Carolina colleges listed as options include the University of South Carolina Clemson College Winthrop College and the State College of Education. An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation with claimed health benefits and price.
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Walhalla
Meteorological Record From Valhalla Station Week Summary
Record of temperature and rainfall at the J. S. Station near Valhalla for the week ending June 20. Compiled by Miss Jessie Douthit with assistance from local observer group.
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B. F. Douthit
Valhalla
Misa Jessie Douthit
Dispensary Election Money Delayed Pay Call Advise
Dispensary election funds unsettled with many managers listed as unpaid for two months. Calls and prepaid return envelopes urged for collecting checks. Election Commissioners JA Stock note. Also medical salve advertisement and Jones County Farmers Union meeting details set for Fairview Academy on Friday July 18 at 10 am with dues reminder and delegate requirements.
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Mavagora
Pias
W. A. Bowen
A. P. Hunt
Jan
Burgonn
D. Hand
W. M. Brown
A. D. Hall
J. R. Cleland
M. Ti. Lee
D. F. Carter
R.A. Moore
J. K. Clark
K. A. Perry
Davis
J. F. Stewart
E.M. Gambrell
Talley
G. W. Hunter
W. L. Thomas
A. H. Harbin
W. G. White Cail
JA. Stock
Goonoo County
J. B. Pickett
A. H. Killson
Dr Mason Leaves for North Clinica and Further Study
Dr. RK Mason, a leading young physician from the city, departs for the North to attend clinics and undertake post graduate work at targeted hospitals. He will be away about two months and upon return plans to practice in Greenwood, S. C. An honors graduate of the University of Georgia, he earned a hospital appointment and topped the South Carolina medical exams. Dr Mason arrived in Charlotte four years ago from Sones, S. C., and has since risen, being named a professor at the North Carolina Medical College two years ago.
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Rk, Mason
Mason
North
Greeny Wood
8. C
University of Georgia
South Carolina
Fof
Magon
Charlotte
Soneos
3. C
Irving
North Carolina Medical College
Charlotte News
Prale Hand to Visit Oconee Ahead of Rural School Rally
Prof Hand of the University of South Carolina plans a lecture tour to rural schools in Oconee to aid the Woman’s Association for the Improvement of Rural Schools. Miss Shelor will arrange a Mary Atena live program and organize a district meeting at the schoolhouse before the fourth Sunday afternoon. Delegates will be sent to the rally with booklets on the movement available from Hon. C. B. Martin in Columbia.
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Hand
University of South, Carolina
Sholer
Oconee
Woman's Association For the Improvement
South Carolina
Grally
Miss Shelor
Mary Ateena
Fequesta
Toachbra
Mother
Delegat
Mand
C, B
Martin
Columbia
Bowel Complaint in Chitdran Ailment Text
In the summer months Chitdran Aue Aro reports bowel disorders needing prompt care. The text mentions 66 as a remedy for bowel complaints and emphasizes swift relief. Sold by Dr. Doll Walhaliay and J. Linney & Son.
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Chitdran
Inalalo
Democratic Committee Meeting And Local Nuptials At Walhalla
An important meeting of the Democratic party Executive Committee is called for Walhalla to arrange county campaign preliminaries and primary election management. Also reported are the wedding of Pearle Barron to W Stiles Barron at Walhalla with reception plans and best wishes from relatives.
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Walhalla
Tone
B.D. Burne
W. W. Burley
Pearle
W. Stiles Barron
Jones
Walhalla Methodist Church
Mason Link wedding in Charlotte parlor ceremony
Misa Mary Erol Mason and Harry Gilliam Link Jr were wed in the Mason home on North Graham Street. Rev H H Hulton officiated before a white and green decorated bridal party with a fern and palm altar. After the ceremony a reception followed and the couple planned a two week mountain trip before settling in Charlotte.
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Charlotte Observer
Mason
Graham Street
Giolock
Misa Mary Erol Mason
Harry Gilliam Link, Jr
H. H. Hulton
Mr. Hotton
Bisses
Lucila Mason
Elizabeth Link
Dorothy Mason
Misa Tink
Dnio
J. Hugh Bibb
South Carolina
Link
North Carolina
Blowing Rock
Linville
Falla
Charlotte
Fata
Col
R. E. Mason
Cuarlotte
Mr. Link
EL G Link
Kershaw Judge Grants Temporary Restraining Order
Justice Ire DB. Jones of the Supreme Court heard citizens of Kershaw request an order to join the opening of a diapen distrust in that portion of Kershaw town. Judge Jones granted a temporary injunction and noted the Kershaw county board of control and Dispensor Grover O. Walshalow appeared. The proceeding occurred at Lancaster on Thursday July 17 to determine why the restraining order should not be made permanent.
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Lancaster
Peprohnica
Anrodlato
Ire DB. Jones
Suprema Court
Kershaw
Jones
Kershaw County
The Lawyer's Story Turns on a Father's Warning
A group of youths plans a fishing trip with a lawyer who declines to join. He recalls his father’s warning against liquor after witnessing a family history of drinking. A first drink leads to guilt before a deathbed confession, urging lifelong abstinence. The judge ultimately allows the trip, deeming liquor the obstacle the trip cannot endure.
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Mor Ban
Moe
George Reitz
Campaign Programms Changed
Campaign programs altered across multiple towns in August with a set schedule for changes. Readjusted dates include Windsor, Chester, Yorkville, and Gaffney with new itineraries and locations listed across the week.
Unclear Text Announcements Notice Appears
Fragmentary notice language appears to describe announcements and rate discussions with garbled phrases about advances and sales. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly legible.
Democratic filings reveal wide primary bids for local offices
A long list of announcements shows candidates across counties seeking renomination or election in the Democratic primary. Names include C. L. Craig JekemtAn Hy CANnetL T. A. Smith J. W. Rudder G. S. Hamilton WL. Moser N. Phillips J. P. Kern N. W. MacAulay and others for County Superintendent of Education County Supervisor County Auditor County Commissioner Legislature Judge of Probate and County Treasurer.
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Frionde
C. L. Craig
Friends
Horsby
JekemtAn Hy
Cannetl
T. A. Smith
Edus Oxtion
Demoseatia Party
J. W. Rudder
Friends of J
Colley
Friends of
D. F
L. H. V. Hanson
Nathaniel Phillips
Ocones County
Kuspoattully
N. W. Macaulay
Thernby
Jacob Rothell
Joan M. Collins
Jackson L. Muncen
James le Tagley
J. J. Sheldon
Tf. Flouge
Ssonve County
Democratic Party
W. M. Brown
House of
Coke
Mann
EK. K. Warner
Coones County
Oconeerea
W. B. Loni
Lhereby
Maynelt
Oconee County
Barri
W. J. Seliroder
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