Letter From G Robert Garter Rewollton La July 10
Letter from G Robert Garter of Rewollton La dated July 10 describes travels from Walhalla to Tallapoosa Vicksburg Tallulah Autrailwood Newellton and Lake Provideway a daily life in rural Louisiana Crops harmed by heavy rains and high waters with cotton and corn noting farming practices game wildlife mosquitoes and smoke practices he plans to start a machine venture and mentions kidney remedy sold by Dr J W Bell in Valhalla
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Rewollton
Walhalla
Tallapooan
Vicksburg
Miso
Tallulah
Autiwood
Newellton
Olaver
Oconee
Lake Provideway
G. Tt
Carter
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W.1
Guodey
Soneon
Constitutional guidance on office holding in Columbia
A July letter from Assistant Attorney General M. I. Delsruhl answers two questions about public office and federal employment. It holds that one person cannot serve as magistrate and school trustee simultaneously. It also notes no constitutional provision forbids rural mail carrier duties alongside a school trustee unless duties conflict. the opinion favors avoiding dual roles.
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Columbia
L. Craig
Edication
Valhalla
Geners
Actuol
Bean
United States
Torlorn
Trentes
M. 1. Delsruhl
Aasintent
Reunion of William Rowland Family at Dawley Mills
A descendants’ picnic celebrating William Rowland of Pickens District near Newry, later near Pendleton and Oconee. July 4 gathering at Dawley mills drew 87 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren, with 14 children, many relatives, and friends sharing a long table of foods and stories in a sunlit day near Seneca and Greenville.
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William Rowland
Pickens
Coones County
Little River
Newry
Renching
Florieds Boone
Andrew Pickens
Anderson County
Pendleton
Oconee
Mle
Itn
Dawley Milla
Seneca
Valhalla
Central
Greenville
Georgia
Howdy
Car Rowland
Jane Nicholson
Mary Davis
Net Hawkins
Carolina Rowland
Mina Smith
Henry Rowland
W. Stephen Franier
Sean Rowland
Rowland
Ovonee
Tragic double shooting ends in instant death at river bridge
McNew and Macklin exchanged pistol fire near a river bridge after a dispute. McNew shot Macklin in the forearm and chest, causing immediate death. Mrs. McNew, a 25 year old, appears involved as the couple had been with a third man just moments before the tragedy. Local authorities begin investigations into the shooting and circumstances.
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Lon Foubhe Street
Mfncklin
McNew
Fother
Macklin
MoNow
Isband Kills Man With His Wife Near Knoxville
Knoxville police report July 11 homicide at Luttrell Bluff where McNow shot Ki Macklin aged 28 or 29 as he sat with McNow's wife on the grass at lunch. McNow surrendered at the courthouse after the tragedy. Deputies removed Macklin's body. The couple's troubled marriage and alleged wife’s intimate terms with Macklin are noted.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Dward McNow
Ki. Macklin
Macklin
Maine Fish Tale of a Bear and Big Trout
A Maine correspondent recounts a wild spring 1898 episode on Kennebec Lake. A bear digs for worms, catches two-foot trout with a scoop, cubs follow the author to camp, and the bear skin and cubs fetch money. The tale ends with crates of trout and preserved fish stored for later.
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Maine
Kenwick
Wolay
Cuba
Mother Bear
The Hotbed Construction Guide From Old Reports
A detailed set of instructions for building a hotbed, including site selection on southern slopes or near buildings, frame dimensions, soil preparation, manure bedding, and staged warming. Steps cover excavation, frame assembly, manure composting, soil depth, seed timing, and careful watering at morning temperatures around 70 degrees, with emphasis on drainage and gradual warming.
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Siyn
Ventilation tips and early onion notes in 1905 guidance
The text discusses venting a hotbed to regulate heat and humidity, with small openings and a top-framed cover for winter ventilation. It cites 1905 USDA data on corn production in South Carolina, noting expected yields and comparisons to other states, plus advice on planting and timing for early onions for home and market use in rich soil and spring cultivation.
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South Carolina
Newnan
Savannah River Power Co Eyes Massive Falls Development
Devalop Falla of Savannah and Tugaloo HA Orr, president of Savannah River Power Co, announce a capital stack of 38,600,000 and plan to develop Calhoun Falls and Churokee Falls on the Savannah river with 10,000 horsepower each. Hatton's Shoals on Tagaloo river to be developed this summer for 10,000 horsepower, plus 6,000 on Broad river near Elberton and 3,000 at Gregg Shoals will total 18,000 horsepower. Major J. W. Lnaas and Col. Springfield, visiting engineers, inspect Cathona Fall to decide dam construction. Company aims to place all power with purchasers and expects strong demand for 18,000 horsepower from various sites.
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Orr
Savannah River Power Company
Calhoun Falls
Ito
Savannah River
Helco
Hatton
Tagaloo
Broad River
Georgia
Anthony Folly
Soar Elberton
Gregg Shoals
J. W. Lnaas
Wilmington
N.G
Gol. Springflel
New York
Cathona Fall
Anderdon Mall
Hily
Pile Remedy Ad Offered by Dr J W Bell
An old style medicinal advertisement claims a pile remedy sold by Dr J W Bell in Walhalin and Seneca. It promises immediate relief with phrases about guaranteed price and easy application. The text is garbled but centers on a patent remedy for piles offered by a named physician.
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J. W. Bell
Walhalin
Waannmey
Seneca
Big Cotton Association Plenta at Richland
On July 16 a general meeting will be held at the Academy and grove at Rich Inn with speaking to begin at 10 80 a.m. K D Smith, president of the South Carolina Division of the Cotton Association, will deliver an address. H Hyatt, treasurer of the Association, will speak. H Weston, state secretary, will also address. A special study of cotton conditions affecting growers, finance and business will be presented. The Association appeals to Southern cotton growers and other interests to unite for future work. Numerous committee members from banking, merchandising, manufacturing, newspapers, legal, education and other sectors are named to represent various interests. An invitation is extended to Native Americans. Cold drinks will be provided by the Woman's Missionary Society and local youths. bring dinner baskets. President J P Stribling invites attendance.
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Pionte
Academy
Grove
Rich Inn
D. Smith
South Carolina
Cotton Anaociatun Pod Algo
Cotton Association
Vah
EL Hyatt
Ansociaton
H. Weston
Cotton
Coaneo
W. T. Anderson
W. L. Worner
I. A. Edwarda
Merchanta
C. W. Pitchford
J. W. Byrd
J. 8. Carter
Campbell Courtenay
E. R. Tupaa
W. FE
Chonwell
Ol Mille
R. M. Richardson
K. Marott
W. A. Strother
Iownpapers
R. T. Jaynes
HH. P
HH. P. Court House
Ring—C
I. D. Byrne
W. M. Kay
Stas House King
J. B. Berle
Verner
Cotton Buyera
F. al. Gary
Milton
Mason
Medical
C. Af. Walker
W. R. Doyle
Carmera' Union
J. UW. Harris
T. D. Alexander
Grangu—J. [. Stone
Andrew Bourdon
Warehouse
J. B. Pickett
Wade Dickson
Targo
G. W. Gignillini
J. D. Sheldon
W. \. Campbell
W. J. Daxvia
Sullivan
J. D. Alexander
W. ©. Alexander
Keith
W. T. Singleton
J. J. Inbell
J. W. Boardan
W. J. Stribling
Dendy
O. L. Craig
B.A. Bont Oy
J. D. McM
Hau
W. C. Foster
N. Hughs
W.T. Hubbard
J.J. Abbot
Wade Armatrong
N. Ly Sigh
Chas
Vernor
Byrd Wyly
Harry Uughs
Klohland
J. P. Stribling
Oconee Cotton Ass'n
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonial claim
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh and constitutional disease. It claims internal blood action builds strength and offers one hundred dollar reward for a proven failure, urging readers to send testimonials to J Chonay & Co. Toledo, Ohio. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Roadora
Chia
Toro
Solonae
Hal
Hall
Eure
Chonay & Co
Toledo
Raid Kills Two in Ward Gambling Bust
Sheriff Rickertson raided a gambling gang in Ward Nicholly July 11. In the fusillade two Negroes were killed and Abe Melke, a white man, wounded. Twenty-five gamblers were captured and taken up.
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Nicholly
Rickertson
Abe Melke
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Wiliam Rowland
Hell
Isband
Andy
Sollee 'Nlwnbua
Hotmid
TRAEE
Devalop Falla
Savannah
Tugaloo
Kor
Brest
Euralgia
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Albany St
Boston
Mass
Big Cotton Association
Richland
Ward
He Houghing
W. J. Carter, M. D. —Dentral
Oales
Carter's Pharmacy
Weetson, HE
W. F. Austin
Gilles Goer J
W. Byrd
K. L. Herndon
Attorney-Iu Law
Walhalla, Oe
Dares J. W. Sholor
F. F. Collins
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