Walhalla and Oconee County girls enter August cooking contest
Walhalla and Oconee County girls aged 10 to 20 join a cooking and sewing contest at Clammon College in Walhalla on August 11 with Winthrop College providing lectures and demonstrations by Miss Myde. Merchants have donated prizes including a work basket, embroidery items, silver ghee horn, and fine china. For details or entries contact Mrs Wee Verner, or Elitey Adams via Keowee Courier.
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Walhalla
Oconoo County
Clammon College
Winthrop College
Migtyde
Mas Imyde
Nas
Walthall
Cron
Mra Wee
Verner
Ars
Elitey Adams
Thin Keowee Courier
Ita Cot
du Whuilug
Moss & Ansel
Handkerchtet
C.W. & J. Bankmeht
China
Marton
Boltie
Independent Farmer’s Call to End Cotton Dependence
The Farmers' Union Bureau argues that many cotton growers, especially enslaved and poor white farmers, are trapped by cotton trading. It urges independent farming, home-grown food and pork, and cooperative efforts to stabilize prices and reduce reliance on merchants and external markets.
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Hines U6
Avery
Farmers’ Union
Fort Xood
New York Cotton Exchange
Richmond memories and crop notes from a July letter
The author recalls a Virginia journey from North Carolina to Richmond via towns like Manchester and North Richmond. He notes wheat prosperity in Eastern Virginia, timber growth, and land abandonment after emancipation. In Richmond, crowds gathered on Main Street for a Manchester celebration, with orderly behavior and no visible intoxication. He meets a couple from Oklahoma who asks about tobacco towns and farming around them.
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Salem
Ditor Keowae
Tint
Richmond
Richmont
Aid
Army of North
Virgil
Washington
Tam Kerry
North Carolina
Virginia
Mr. Jones
Nolita
Ty Richmond
Manchester
Heross
James River
Charlotte
Oklahoma
Tonpacon
M. Littleton
Stabbing at Greenville Mill Ends in Arrest
A mill fight left McCall severely wounded with a large bucket knife in Pittman’s hands. Pittman was arrested after the attack as McCall’s condition was dire and officers pursued the suspect. The incident appears sparked by a salary dispute.
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Greenville Piedmont
McCall
Lie
Brandon Mil
Texto
K.P. Pittman
Pittman
Ny Fee
McGally
Ba-Gan
Pitti
Coupon exchange amid Plano contest votes description
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a coupon exchange offer and a Plano contest with twenty five votes. Reference to Pitchford and a store exchange appears, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
Reunion plans set for Richland school alumni
Richland, July 10. The committee on arrangements for the Reunion with Toine Connte Plents of the Richland school met this afternoon and perfected plans and program. The reunion will be held on Wednesday August 6. Invite all who attended or taught at the old Richland school. Activities include a program by students and teachers, readings, music, spelling, debates on pen vs sword, games after dinner, and a dinner at the new school house. Committee: W. G. Postor chairman, CV. Vernier, S. No Hughs, W. H. Armstrong, George Mubbard, and Jasper Driver.
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Acivous
Walcome
Slites Strth- King
Reapouse
Dowly
Misle
Rickland Quartette
Boyy
Hkietland
Chas
G. Jayuou
Ichland Quartette
Websler
Appleton
Miky Doyle
K. Dendy, Sr
Henry Thehs
I High
Monros McDonald
Dese Tubbard
J. J. Ballenger
C. B. Jaynes
Pexas
K. Deny
Valhalla
Dusiness
Richland Station
W. GC. Postor
CV. Vernier
S.no Hughs
W. H. Armstrong
George Mubbard
Jasper Driver
Maky
Electric Bitters praised by Lewisbore man in 10 year cure
C Bi) Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia credits Electric Bitters with curing ten years of severe stomach trouble and rheumatism. He says the medicine gave him a double benefit and saved him from a poor last. The tonic is said to aid dyspepsia indigestion jaundice kidney pains and rheumatism. Each bottle costs 50 cents with a guarantee.
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C. Bi) Rader
Lewisbore
W. Va
Train Wreck at Bridgeport Kills Many
Bridgeport Conn July 11 Many lives probably twenty were crushed instantly and sixty to seventy injured when the Federal Neprows train running from Weahington to Boston over the New York New Maven and Hartford Railroad was buried over a viaduct. An open awiel caused the crash and flames broke out as passengers were imprisoned. Firemen and doctors rushed to aid the injured. The wreck left one car over the viaduct and all three cars of the train on the track with the engine twisted away two hundred feet from the debris.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Neprows
Weahington
Boston
New York
New Maven
Doctora
Mall
Bagmage Evra
Pullmang
Econches
Con
Funeral resolution from lodge for John Teauhione tev
A lodge records funeral resolutions for John Teauhione tev noting death and expressing sorrow. It prays comfort for the widow and children, extends sympathy, and orders a commemorative panel in the record bank and a public publication in the paper. Signed by lodge officials OG White SN Phobtord DOA Smilth and committee.
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John Teauhione
Joni
Nm Hood
Tribute to Mrs. F. I. Watson at Murdray home
A tribute notice from July 11 honors Mrs. Theodosia Watson of Fair Play near Murdray, age 37, who died June 28 1911. She left seven children, taught at Fair Play, and was a longtime church worker and correspondent for The Keowee Courier. She is buried beside loved ones in Heavendaim cemetery. funeral led by Rev. A. P. Marett.
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Patr
Mur Dray
Theodosia Watson
Barton
Southern Baptist Church
Far Play
Ployd
Wateron
Anderson
Waly Piay
Alco
Ebeht
Dash Bartow
Tost
Christ
Sayiour
Alured
Becaus
Chutel
Watson Hind
Clent
Keowee
A. P. Marett
Westminster
John Durham
Clifton Harris
Earth
Angela
Songa
Thank You Note to Helpers After Loss of Livestock
Cary of Thank Hodster Courier thanks the community for aid after a July loss of a fine miloh cow calf and heifer owned by O D Boga.
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Cary
Hodster Courier
D. Boga
Obituary notices from Anderson county deaths gathered
In Anderson county death notices list several ages and locations. Jmade D. Matlee, 46, near Shelch church. W. 2. Garrison, 68, Denver, family linked to Glamaon experimentatiten. Nancy Lou Evans, 72, Anderson cotton villa. Martha Teasley, 71, Summerville area.
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Martha Teasley
Tya
Old Soldier Praises New Life Pills Against Ailments
War veteran A. K. Smith from Brie writes of past torture during war years but credits Dr. King s New Life Pills for relief. He claims the pills ease stomach liver and kidney troubles and promotes general well being. Available at druggists for 60 cents.
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Vorturrd
Hyer
A. K. Smith
Brie
Dr. King
Proventad Lynching Sparks County Turmoil
Presy McDaniel, a respected county figure, was badly injured after being struck in the back with a rock by JT C Wilhama a tenant on this place. The assailant and his wife Idan Williams were arrested. Deputy Short Martin and J I Davis acted quickly preventing further violence. McDaniel's spinal column and shoulder were injured and he is in a nervous condition as the case proceeds.
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Canderson
Martin
J. 1
Davia
Idan Williams
McDanial
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Wale
Farmers' Union Bureau
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MNL
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Harmiers
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Qeaver
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Takorest
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J. P. Strth- Ung
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Hyun OF
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Rowntow
Mra
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Wehland
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Wallall
Lgouwrth
Ie Foe
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Smith
Alves
Hnatterlos
Higsha
Donald
Thoblansid
Hotrick
Uipire
Carter Hardware Co
Walhalla, S. C
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Brooklyn
Lewis A. Chosset
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Abington
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Byrd & Cromer
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