Walhalla Triumphs Over Dope For Basebal Fans
Walhalla defeated Dope For Baseball Fans 8 to 7 on Seneca field. Pitcher Hagha fanned several batters, while Hetrick and Allen led Walhalla with key hits. A late rally by Seneca kept the game close, but Walhalla held on for the win.
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Setteca
Walhalla Nine
Hagha
Pendleton Lafe
Tin
Swaith
Walhalla
Walhallie Iitanen
Tured Houghs
LoWis
Walhatly
Allen
Wy Hetrick
Hetrick
Hease
Teewis
Walli- Ja
Testaal
Seneca
Jesus
Local Baptism Event Recounts Family Ties and Church Roles
A fragmented report describes a baptism and church membership involving Elizabeth and Miaabeth Cale within a Maine community. It notes visits to Alamish ties, mentions relatives in Wyoming and Alderpan, and records a Baptist ceremony with family ties to the Cale lineage and local congregational activities.
Six Willed ind Wailer Bay prosiony
Fragmented OCR text describes a year event with references to persons and places such as Weedon, Meranily, Willen Thon EUsbomiy Meet, and a cloth post on a SOUTH street. It onsets a melee theme and mentions a world stopping injury or shock. The passage is garbled but hints at a local historical meeting and social disturbance with several named locales.
Voter Education On Liquor Question Urged In South Carolina
Editor Keowee Courter calls for informed voting on the liquor issue, urges candidates to state platforms clearly, and stresses voters should exercise intelligence and restraint. The piece argues against using the issue to favor or condemn any candidate and urges public duty in safeguarding governance.
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Keowee Courter
South Carolina
Runniie
Ottlee
Elampton
Gus
Miles
Aiken Defends Opposition to Forest Reserve Policy
Washington report quotes Representative Aten criticizing a forest reserve bill as unconstitutional and a New England scheme to privatize water and land. The lone Carolina delegate opposes the measure, arguing it harms the public welfare and favors private gain, with warnings about future government overreach.
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Washington
Aten
Leavin Washington
Saw
Carolina Delvsation
Congress
New England
Breall
Koverene
Ces
Hele Sabetates
eHbmeria
New Bashind
Fragmented 19th century text hints at legal dispute and social tensions
The readable portions describe a public matter involving petitions and the roles of local authorities, touching on fairness and resistance to change. Named individuals and places are obscured by garbled OCR, but the piece suggests ongoing civic conflict around governance, attendance, and control.
Zeppelin disaster near Dusseldorf capsizes airship voyage
A malfunctioning German airship from Dusseldorf battled gale winds as it attempted a landing near the city. Crew and journalists reported a violent storm tearing the craft from the sky, snapping masts and injuring several while the ship crashed into treetops.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Zappeilu
Deutschland
Aegonaut
Hesto- Highton
Pentoboursien Forest
Hho Colesmani
Uenewarshiy
Coles
Os Jahrurk
Fragmentary notes on medical issues and postal reforms
Fragmented text references a fever and eye problems affecting an individual named Tom Wanker, with mentions of a remedy, dizziness, and a shift to Poley Kies Dis. It then shifts to Postal Savings in Washington and an Office of Moet discussion on general hi chedeks and system advancement, ending with a grocer A. S. Davis of Siple Springs.
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Foley
Tom Wanker
Vuavine
Stremeth
New
Holt
Washington
Lw Hoye
Danie Ayetion
Hilt Seenenlay
Moet
Hi Chedek
Anvanse
Yeerdag
Washington youths nabbed after dawn robbery attempt
A group of young men, 17 to 18 years old, were arrested in Washington after trying to rob a prominent apartment house. Police noted a revolver and a planned assault as they moved toward a physician’s office, with ongoing investigations into linked robberies. The net tightens as relatives react, while local papers report on related crimes and roving criminals in the area.
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Washington
Cisely
B. Tun.you
Emily
Runyon
Kiemnoud
Datum D. Wiehahd
Pare Meher de North
Wienard
Athinia
Knowles
Wielawad
Atlan
Treasury reports large year end surplus and outlays
Washington state treasury announces a surplus of 9 402 000 in ordinary receipts and expenditures against a deficit year total of 48 724 000. The report cites overall receipts including Panama Canal expenditures, tax revenues near 82 000 and postal deficit grants of 12 to 50 million. Expenditures for the year total 45 662 000 with significant postal and grant payments noted.
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Washington
He Treasny Department
Panama Canal
Tata
Ant
Te Treasury
Satus! Simtar
Laurens Post Office Clerk Taken for Hearing on Robbery Charge
Wallace, a Laurens post office clerk, was taken to Greenwood by Deputy Sheriff Major for a hearing before Uited States Commissioner Magill on a robbery charge. Post Office Inspector Graham of Jacksonville filed the charge after seizing a decayed letter. Wallace, a popular young man, had been connected with the local post office for three years and was described as capable and reliable.
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Tanyone
Daniel
Wal Hiee
Laurens
Greenwood
Sherif Major
Commiscourt
Toca
Betas
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Seneca Pharmacy
Te Cy Matin
Chemson College
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Vane
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