Richland trustees protest over new textbook action
The Mehhind Protest endorses the state superintendent of education stance after the Richland School District trustees voiced a brief protest against the state board of education's textbook adoption. They argue 80 percent of books were abolished and foresee hardship for patrons, pupils, and teachers while aligning with districts in following necessary changes.
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Taletient
Peace County
Richland
Mehhind
Baltor Koowee Courier
State Board of Tivecation
Board of Trustees
Miomond School
Oconao
J. J. Ballonger
Bounty Land Local Nova News Notes and Obits
A stray shower passes over Bounty Land as Mr and Mrs A Rollins visit D A Perritt and plan to return to Charleston. Mrs Thomas Bibb’s death at Westminster is mourned by local friends. The community notes social visits, weddings, and a teacher election, with several families from nearby towns joining in observances and travel.
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Bounty Land
A. Rollins
D. A. Perritt's
Charleston
Thomas Bibb
Westminster
Mra. Bidd
Noighbor
Alncero
Mirgella Shantin
Sendon
Jamie Neville Shankill
Clemson
Mra
Jiln D. Shantlin
Tha
Mra Jd
Yrringe
Jessie Lochise
Hunter Pickett
Saly
Coelnek
Chatta- Hoeoye
Tal
Miy
Thomas
Wayne
Okla
Dollie Bruce
de Robt
Lyles
Bianchovoe
W. J. McDonald
Henry McDonald
Newberry
Robin McMuahan
Moirview
J. le Smith
Jo M. Barron
Marshal Dendy
Seneca
Rolas Tyes
Ona Bagwell
Mra. W. A. Stevens
Willamston
Whi Knox
Grin
CIA
Beltle Barron
Millicant Dohnnlg
Columbia
Swaynghime
Lawrence McMahan
Fairview
Ji L. Smith
Merning Oconee armors Union meeting notice
The Oeonee County armors Union is called to meet at Pleket Post School house with Pleket Post Local No. 70 on Friday July 14 1911 at 10 oclock in the morning A H Blimon President WW Alexander Secretary
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Oeonee County Armors’ Union
Pleket
Exoly
A. H. Bliinon
Preatitent
Alexander
Socratary
Tragic Family Tragedy in California Home
Mrs Claude McLavoy of Lag Angeloa California killed her three children aged 6 years 2 years and 5 months and then herself in a Nanont house near Lag Angeloa. A search party found the bodies in the woods. Neighbors report the mother left a note claiming temporary insanity due to the heat.
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Claude McLavoy
Lag Angeloa
Cal
Hecame
Phitleonth
Vince
Sviindemith
Reay
McLaroy
A.M. Hampton
Mra. McLarey
Athie
Dr Kings New Life Pillar The Beat In The World
A historic note highlights Dr. Kings New Life Pillar and its global impact in the music world. The piece traces influence across communities and cultural currents, noting leadership and enduring creative energy.
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Dr. King’s
Pilla
Charming Abbott home hosts Cane B Y P A party in Goneross
The Abbott home in Goneross entertained Cane B Y P A members with a letter party on Tuesday evening. Lanterns lit the lawn, guests enjoyed games and ice cream, and a money fund was raised for church expenses. Visitors from nearby areas joined in the festivities and church notices followed.
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Goneross
Mra
Matshal Abbott
Amado
Misa Jatte Alexander
Misa Kalle Abbott
Darmore
Hoatess
W. J. Hueskamip
J. W. Gillymer
Lizzie Bearden
Macon
Mary Dilworth
Poplar Springs Baptist Church
Poplar Springs
Brown
Lawrence Hastor
Pickens
Fors
Chariie Heater
Weevil Damage Report Prompts Crop Health Concerns
A Seneca farmer reports a strange worm harming corn and cotton in his area. The pest bores through cotton squares and corn tops, causing withering and drop. Farmers fear the boll weevil spread, with Clemson College to be asked to investigate variations of the newly observed worm affecting crops in several Georgia sections.
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Cor. Greanville News
Seneca
J.B. Dunenan
Clemsonm College
Geonoe
Milo Kizor
Farma Non Wal- Walht
Dy & Kendlo Sn
Jona Basel
Neve Pylae
Busch
Ako
Beneca BR
Salves a Deep Mystery Promoting Meetle Bitters Cure
A Lewisburg West Virginia resident C B Rader reports a decade of suffering from chronic stomach and rheumatic ailments improved by Meetle Bitters. He credits the tonic with aiding dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and general stomach issues. The ad touts a tiger bottle guaranteed to help at 60 cents from druggists.
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C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
W. Va
Meetle Bitters
Wade Fugt
King
Marynsitet Ar Ville
RALN COMES IN TIME TO SAVE
Editor Keowee Courter urges farmers to plant and cultivate, apply nitrate of soda to corn, and attend county events. Ira W. Williams will speak at Walhalla on the 17th to support the County Fair. Agricultural train visits Westminster July 30 and Valhalla August 1, aiming to boost South Carolina agriculture. cooperation and participation are urged.
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Keowee Courter
Oconee
Walhalla
Ira W. Williams
Columbia
Court House
Westminster
Valhalla
South Carolina
M. G. Hotland
Smith Re Inaugurated Georgia Governor For Second Term
Atlanta July 1 Toke Smith was inaugurated governor of Georgia for the second time in a simple ceremony attended by the Legislature. Chief Justice Wah administered the oath as Joseph Brown retired. Smith urged commissions to remodel banking and corporation laws, extend the Western Atlantic railroad to the ocean, create a highway and labor bureau, hold state elections in November, and fund state wide primaries. He also called for school system reform and better farmer information services.
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Atlanta
Toke Smith
Georgia
Juatlos Wah
Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Cormissions
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Ocean
Highway Commission
Bureau
Iabor
Farmers of
Drowns to Escape Fire in Oconomowoc Lake
Miss Paine Alexander 19 daughter of Milwaukee banker L M Alexander died after leaping from the engine explosion aboard the Alexander power boat to escape flames in Oconomowoc Lake Wisconsin. Her body was recovered two hours later.
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Oconomowoc
Wia
Paine Alexander
Daugthter
L. M. Alexander
Milwaukee
Oconomowoc Lake
Alexander
Miss Alexander
Record Tax Collections Show Fertilizer Receipts Rise
In Columbia records the fertilizer tax haul to July 1 1911 exceeds the entire 1910 calendar year. State Treasurer figures show 241 419.08 dollars through Friday. 1910 receipts through June 30 totaled 215 146.90 dollars and calendar year 1910 reached 270 008.96 dollars. Based on last year’s totals through January 1 1911 this year’s calendar receipts approach 270 000 dollars. The fiscal year at Clemson ends Friday, so daily figures were used for comparisons.
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Columbia
Clemson
Mrs Martha Bibb Dies After Long Illness in Westminster Area
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Martha Bibb widow of the late Jata Thomas Bibb at age about eighty. She endured declining health, previously married November 8 1800, leaving two sons and three daughters. Funeral services held at Westminster home conducted by Rev M Ry Kirkpatrick. Interment in Wat View cemetery nearby.
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Tugaloo
Martha
Bibb
Thomas Bibb
Martha Elizabeth McBirey
Mibb
M. Bibi
Yoo
Langston
Sonnon Wee Manet
Ay Lely Livwe
Westminster
M. Ry Kirkpatrick
Seneca
Watview Cemetery
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Bounty Land Local Nova
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Henepic
Jonas Paipe
Long Creek
Joras Phipps
Rona Wunsinger
Miase
Madera
Janie Alexandoy
Ay M. Alexander
Charlie Thoster
JW. Abbott
Gaffney
Abbott
W. Abbott
Ie Monte
Annie
Minnie Tyler
White
Pleasant Silva
Maree Addis
Tophur
Mme Thnalen
Code
Uteragtan
Iady
Uney
Raln
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Hokh Smits
Georgia Capitol
Mré
Imby Pawes
Hoopy
The
Bank of Walhalla
Advm i
W. J. Vent
Casaler
J. Viorner
Onahter
Dy Verner, W. L. Verner, A. G. Law
A. W. Shelor
W. Wickmiere
TW. Belt
Oo. D, Burns
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Perry
Tlyola
Verry
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Parry
Outton
Sverr
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Houston Coun
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