Hoyt as Congressional Record editor cited in Carolina Courier
The Columbia district congressman Hoyt is praised as a potential editor in chief for the Congressional Record in a fictional play featured by the South Carolina Courier. The editorialist imagines Hoyt transforming the record into a great national daily, with strong suggestions he could become a powerful House candidate if he seeks office.
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John the Charlotte Observer
Unyas “Sonu
McGhee
Congress
Janis Alloyt
Cohimibta Hteward
Ninsell
Tilman
Certalin
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Columbia District
Senate
Noyt
House
Hoyt
Valhalla Courier
the Courier
Jim Moyt
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Courier
Journaliam Ag
South Carolina
Keowee Courier and Charlotte Observer Comment on Congress
A reader urges better editing of congressional coverage and criticizes sensational printing. The piece riffs on editors, copy issues, and the idea of stricter copy rules, while mentioning Bible study prizes and a Keowee Courier subscription drive tied to a local contest.
Oconeans News From Greenville June Weddings and Banquet
In Greenville on June 29, the marriage of Miss Mie Jones of Greenville to Davis Tolleson of Seneca was held at Anne Jones's home with Rev. Were init officiating and many relatives from Seneca Anderson and Greenville present. The couple will reside in Oconee County with many friends to greet them. Earlier, on Sunday June 25, Miss Mattie Simath of Bast Genee and Sam Kaden wed at Jann Rhodes residence in Greenville, with Rev. We Tebuf officiating and guests to Seneca afterward. Maude Stewart and Sam Kaden also observed events that Sunday. A reminder advertisement promotes Down’s Regulets for constipation.
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Greenville
Mise 1 Jones
Davis Lollexon
Seneen
Uride
Stra
Anne Jones
Orelock
Were Init
Seneca
Annie Jones
de Oldjest
John ‘Tolleson
Mattle Simatth
Bast
Feagene Saond
Jann Rhodes
Mey. Wok
Phift
Maude Stewart Amd
Sam Kaden
Weloek
We Tebuf
Lim Ithodes
Asley
Local Bible Praetian Club Ends Week With Praise
In its tenth week the Sunday School Suggestions received praise for themes and solutions. The Keowee Courier notes the enterprise of forming a Walhalla and Oconee local club affiliated with the International Bible Praetian.
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Keowee
Celebrate S99th Birthday Of Rev Abbott And Partners
In Seneca at Abbott home near Greenville the community gathered to mark Rev Abbott and Rev Ablel’s birthday with a feast and old friends. Locals recall Abbott as pastor for many years and significant in arranging marriages, while Ablel is celebrated for years of service and a long pastoral tenure. The event also touched on migration and perceived advantages of Canada versus the United States, as speakers urged better advertising and government actions.
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Greenville
Seneca
Hott
Balue Beilee
Abwett
Abbott
Atk
Minsk
Ives
High Bridie
Abbott's
Rev
Able
Tha Bow Church
Ninsolf
South Carolina
Hale
Hewsty
Uanit
Upton Pro Votes Count Reaches Milestone Amid Counting
Voter tallies for Upton Pro hover near 2,000,000 as Pitchford marks progress this week. The ongoing tally in Contest No 1 continues with numbered votes and adjustments noted, while the store tallying method remains under review.
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Upton
Pitchford
Pardons Granted to G W Hunter in Controversial Case
Governor Blease pardoned G Washington Hunter known as Wash Hunter, the Laurens county man convicted of manslaughter in the Clinton killing of Sheriff Copeland. Hunter had been paroled and retried after multiple venue changes and appeals culminating in a state and federal tribunal saga.
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Lease
G. Washington Hunter
Laureny County
Wash Hunter
Blert Copeland
Clinton
Steel
Uene
Lie
United States
Kane
Hunter
Unite States Court
Uleas
Supreme Court
Chiontt
Greenwood
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Erin Ton Tals
Sau Cayolina
Laurens
Blease
Priciny
Asis
HMS
Tunter
Huntise
Clease
Wurdon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim in 19th Century Ad Silence
An old advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It asserts internal use cures by affecting blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation.
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Jeari
Hall
Fall
Take Talla Family Pills for Constipation
Testimonial style note mentions Address FB J Cheney & Co Toledo sold by druggists. Claims use of Talla Family Pills for constipation.
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Cheney, & Co
Toledo
Tragic electrocution at Columbia baseball game
Terrell Harrison, a nil worker, was electrocuted during the Columbia baseball game before about two thousand fans. He allegedly grabbed a live wire while watching the Charesto-Columbia contest, swinging three times before dying. no definite statement on the cause was available.
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Columbia
Terrell Harerison
Harrison
Apology demanded after federation dispute over conduct
In a contested session the American Federation of Laie leadership confronted by an inquiry from labor leaders, calls arose for apology amid accusations of contempt. The confrontation centered on recent clashes between the federation and Ve Tair Stave ind Ratio Comm. No details of the outcome were provided.
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Woalineron
Semel Campers
We American Federation of Laie
Ae Cowie
Allon Oya
Jebor
Maylius Dome
Fletcher
Castoria
Textbook cost increase alarms South Carolina schools
The State Board of Education adopted new free-public school books for South Carolina, raising costs by an estimated 400,000 to 600,000 dollars to taxpayers. The changes favor American Book Company, with detailed price comparisons showing large increases for First and Second Readers over the last adoption period. The plan imposes exchange payments and added labor, sparking broad opposition from educators and the governor as the state faces higher education costs.
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Columbia
State Board of Education
South Carolin
Advention
Swearingon
Ameren Book Company
Judge D. P. Townsend Dies. Noted Union Jurist Passed Away
Judge D P Townsend of Union died suddenly Wednesday morning at about 8 20 at his home. He had been in ill health for a year or two and had recently retired from practice after leaving the bench ten years ago. He was 73 and had been regarded as a man of high character. He left the bench to practice with his son B I Townsend until a few weeks ago. Surviving are his daughter Mrs C T Murphy and his son Benjamin Townsend.
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Union
Dudge de A.townsend
Tide Vity
Dudge Townsend Law
Townsend Nis
Townsend
C.T. Murphy
Benjamin
State Textbook Reforms Spark Protests Across South Carolina
State Superintendent John Swearingen urges action on a six year plan to replace most public school books with a three book series. He claims adoptions imposed by the State Board of Education have harmed students and calls for transparency in voting records and reasons for statewide changes.
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John. Swearingen
State Board of Education
Ula
Ula State
South Carolina
Becauna
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