Getting Ready for Wheat Next Week in Bible Lesson Con
The article describes preparations for a Bible study course starting next week and urges readers to subscribe to The Keowee Courier. It highlights coupon use, the need for a single paper copy for all competitors, and thanks readers for support and appreciation. It mentions reader interest in suggested questions and indicates the program is a revival of Bible study produced by local church leaders.
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Imany
Ladnelay
Keowee
Mik
Watt
Hirge
Ceonse
Missie Robinson Sentenced to Fine or Thirty Days in Jail
Missie Robinson appeared before Recorder Jervey in police court and received a fine of fifteen dollars or thirty days hard labor for larceny. Acknowledging the gloom of confinement, she has spent a portion of her years behind bars, with prior time served in the State Penitentiary after an assault and battery conviction from 1809.
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Missie Robinson
Jervey
Missi
Myrtle Beach and Conway Hit by Drowning Tragedy
A confusing OCR note describes a drowning incident near Myrtle Beach and Conway. It mentions a missing person, possible suspects, and various unclear names and places, with references to a drowned individual and local authorities investigating the event.
Cutout coupon exchange fuels votes in Upton Piano Contest
A fragmented OCR note hints at cut out a coupon and present it to exchange for twenty five votes in the Upton Piano Contest. The language is garbled but suggests a promotional move or solicitation tied to votes in a local contest.
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Ditchford
Veterans Rally At Manassas Heats To Civil War Echoes
Veterans from both sides filled the Manassas area as General Gordon and General James Gia led a reunion that echoed Civil War battles. President Taft spoke of an arbitration treaty with Britain and France, hinting at broader peacemaker pacts with Germany and the Netherlands, while attendees debated Union and Confederate memories.
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Vin
Veteras Avi
Haforie Manasaas
Batthtloth Patel
Geo. Gordon
Ie Contademite
James Gia
Grant
Te Roomblle
Chip Tre
Albert Koen
Dayton
Oho
Washington
Great Britain
Te Wits Gouraily
Hie
Germany
Netherlands
Japan
Vmart
Manassies
Ely Tontae
Romance in Newcastle Ends in Missouri Court Drama
July 21 report from Newcastle says David W. Lewis of My City left for Sedgwick County Missouri to sue Miss Mary Spight for a deed amid a romance sparked by a game and address found on a note. A later line mentions a tragic, foreboding event and a woman facing trouble over nonpayment of money.
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Newcastle
Pay
David W. Lewis
Drs
My City
Sedgwick County
Migsouri
Clita
Mary Spight
Lewis
Editor Gonzales In Wreck Near Asheville
Capt. We. M. Gonzales injured when touring car veered to miss hanging wires and overturned on the Greenville to Asheville route. Driver and Gonzales escaped serious harm. both treated at local infirmary. Mrs. Gonzales traveled from Asheville to Greenville to join him.
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Greenville News
We. M. Gonaates
Rome
Asheville
Cory
Gonzales
Cotwmbia
Mometts
Mountain Tin
Croonville
Hneman
Hent
Circus Driver Hawley Poses as Man Revealed
Hazel Hawley, a young woman from Parkersburg, who for two years masqueraded as a man and drove circus wagons, was identified after a Newark performance. She planned to vanish but will continue with the circus, driving the sixteen horse lead wagon dressed as a woman, say owners.
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Cinchina
Olle
Mises
Hazel Hawley
Ilaw
Virginia
Sarai Maline Way
Parkernburg
Miss Hawley
Newark
Dontined
Milas Hawley
Renowned Racer Janis Hong Hae Competes at Blue River Race
In Blue River Wisconsin on Thursday, famous American racer Janis Hong Hae faced a setback as his automobile driver Samiped an embarkerent during the event. The details of who secures the plan remain unclear.
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Touls Strang
America
Blue River
Wis
Exe
Hyde murder case drives petitions for speedy trial
July 20 reports from Anderson note petitions signed by two hundred citizens urging a special criminal court term to try Samuel N Hyde for the murder of his wife Enna Beasley Hyde and her father In West Virginia. The coroner’s inquest concluded the pistol blast caused Mrs Hyde’s death and ignited the bed fire. Hyde’s demeanor is described as calm. observers debate his sanity. The next term is not until late September.
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Hye
Hyde
Ms Demeanor
Myde
Ife
Mie
Aick Speesly
Anderson
Hayes Bully Burned in Engine Cleaning Incident
C W Mayes master mechanic of the Blue Ridge road here was badly burned about the face neck and shoulders yesterday when kerosene ignited while he attempted to burn out an engine in the round house. He was taken to the care of Drs J O and R Lee Sanders and today is getting along fairly well. A kerosene burn fate saved him from more serious injuries.
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Anderson Mail
C. W. Mayes
Blue Ridge Road
Mr. Hayes
Fred
Hulk Giving Up Dead in Havana Wreck Fragments Recovered
Fragments believed to be three Wobles were recovered yesterday from the wreck of the bat- Heshin Maine. The remains include a skull with the jaw, crushed frontal portion, vertebrae, and scattered bones. Officials collected the pieces from mud and rubble beneath an inverted conning tower, then transferred them to the authorities.
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Havana
Ute oMefal Anderiaker
Deserves Credit Newberry Tora Win News
In the city Montay a seven year old boy named Wal Ukee won the honor. He is son of Mr and Mrs Walhkee of Ate county. James helped draw $26 and another deposit of unknown amount. The boy’s effort earned praise and anticipation for similar acts by other boys. He attended the gracious school in the city last year and was on the honor roll in the year before.
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Newberry
Montay
Walhkee
Ate County
James Wis
Hank
Gratia
Fire damages Volker's Motel and Hotel Rock Wall in Sharon Springs
A fire early July 20 damaged two Sharon Springs hotels Volker's Motel and Hotel Rock Wall. Guests fled to the street with difficulty but all were accounted for. Investigators search the scene for cause while authorities assess structural safety and closures.
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Sharon Springs
Volker's
Rockwall
Totel
diMcully
Gelling
Mrs Aull Passes After Typhoid Illness In Newberry
Mrs Allen Ethard Aull wife of Wh. L. Aull editor of the Newberry Herald and News died at her home after a three week illness with typhoid fever. She was a loving mother and wife whose hospitality and kindness touched many in Newberry. Survived by her husband and son John Ant court reporter for the Fifth tableiad Che cult.
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Newberry
Artor Ai Dresa
Allen Ethard Awl
Wh. 1
Ait
Newberry Herald Aid News
Lita Worning
Heath Ranio
Aull
Ife
John Ant
Bridge Repair Bid Notice At Thos Stones To Seneca
Notice of public bid on July 20 1911 at 10 am for repair of a bridge across a bench on the road from Thos Stones place to Seneca. The bid to the lowest responsible bidder. County Supervisor N Phillips and James Seaborn Clerk of Board oversee the process.
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Acroxa
Thos
Stone's Pee
Seneca
John Maron
N. Phillids
James Seaborn
Boasd
Leroy’s Bridge Bid Notice Shown Near Return Baptist Church
The county supervisors and commissioners announce a public sale of contract for repairing Leroy's Bridge across Concross Creek near Return Baptist Church. Bids will be opened Saturday July 29 1911 with bond for performance required. N Phillips, Co Supervisor. James Seahord, Clerk of Board.
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O'Elove
Ale of
Leroy's Bridge
Concross Creek
Return Baptist Church
Mulbidder
N. Phillips
James Seahord
Uly
Probate notice for Jesse Lay estate discharge
The undersigned will apply to Judge of Probate for final discharge as administrator of the personal estate of Jesse Lay, deceased. A hearing at 10 o'clock on Thursday August 10, 1911, at Walhallin, 8 Ci, to determine the final discharge of Mssh Lay as administrator.
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Noles
PD. A. Smith
Notice to heirs on administration of G W Moser estate
In the Court of Probate Oconee County South Carolina D A Smith Judge of Probate cites all heirs and creditors of G W Moser deceased to appear August 1 1911 at Walhalla Court House 11 a m to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. Published July 19 and 26 1911 in The Keowee Courier and on courthouse door.
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South Carolin
Ocense
D. A. Smith
J. L. Moser
G. W. Moser
Walhalla Court House
South Carolina
Ald
D. A. 8Mith
Oconee County
Keowee
Court House
Ute
Oconee
State of
Big Brasstown Creek
Ugaloo River
I. C. Robert
William B. Denton
James Lee
W. C. Whith
Toad
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