Walhalla high school plan urged for three districts
A local call to petition voters in Walhalla School District No. 26 West Union No. 27 and Boar Swamp No. 72 to support a combined high school plan. The move promises state funds improved education and no extra taxes with benefits like higher property values and better opportunities. Local editorials praise Westminster and Seneca high schools as models while urging careful consideration before the election.
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Freehold
Walhalla
West Union
Boar Swamp
Manke
T High School
Theng
Westminister
Seneca High
Aly Sigmal
Georgia paper: near-beer, meat, and a world-ticket dream
The text mocks a Georgia election year mood with gossip on Grace and Martin, a millionaire named Wood from Greenville, Tolbert’s toughness, and a political purge rumor. It hints at a new weekly paper and Carrie Nation’s temperance stance, set against a provincial local backdrop.
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Grace
Martin Rage
Mr. Meaxe
Georgia
Dell Wa
Weaver and Bryan Meet in Des Moines Amid Cheers
In Des Moines on July 27 General J B Weaver of Iowa and William Jennings Bryan engaged in a sharp political talk. Weaver, now aligned with the Democratic party, was identified as a friend of Bryan. A thousand people cheered Bryan as he arrived and was carried from the train to an express truck for a brief speech promising a longer address later in the day.
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Des Moines
Laws
Bryan
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
Weaver
Democratic Party
Protracted meeting set to start August first in local church
Community notes report Rev. O. Cole missing a reappointment and preparing for a protracted meeting beginning Saturday August 1. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Mackey Spearman from Anderson, with many locals visiting relatives in Anderson and Canon. Health in the area remains good despite three weeks of dry weather.
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Mount Ploagant
Speetad
O. Cole
Mackey Speartian
Anderson
W. J. Spearnoin
Morgan
J. C. Mix
Eme
Homer
Mayesville
J. C. Grima
Joe HN
Canon
Grorglay
Emma Him
Tommie Land
Lee Spearman
Union Sunday School Piente Meets for Recreation
The Zion Methodiat and Rocky Knoll Baptist Sunday schools met at John W. Abbott's grove above Wal-Halla on Thursday the 21st for a day of songs games and general recreation. Attendance averaged about forty with Rev Rhett Doyle and COR D Tiras leading morning and afternoon sessions. A substantial meal followed and in the afternoon baseball and singing continued. All expressed hope to attend again and resume Sunday school work in the future.
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Johin W. Abbott
Wal- Halla
Zion Methodiat
Rocky Knoll Baptist
Harbert
Zon
Don W. Abbott
Rocky Knoll School
Rhett Doyle
Cor. D. Tiras
W. W. Mosy
Farmers Union Rally to Be Held at Bounty Land Aw
A Farmers' Union Educational Rally will be held at Bounty Land. Farmers are urged to attend and hear speakers from a distance. The public is invited and the program will be announced later.
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Farmers’ Union
Bounty Land
University President Picked By South Carolina Board
The University of South Carolina trustees elected Dr. Samuel Chilon Mitchell of Richmond College Virginia as president. He is abroad lecturing at Brown and Harvard, causing a temporary interim leadership by Prof. A Moore. Mitchell’s tenure begins after the next session’s start, with university affairs to be guided by the interim and the current vice president of the faculty. A new discovery cough remedy is praised in Auburn Centre.
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Harvard University
Wytory
Brown University
Mmaritime Commission
Mitchell
Inter. Ng
A. Moore
Ising
Br, Pierson
Auburn Centre
Dots from Return July 28 Special Thanks for Rain
A July 28 community note thanks a higher power for yesterday’s rain after a dry spell. Crops in the area are mostly harvested with late corn and small patches remaining. Social visits include A L Foster’s watermelon feast and Mr and Mrs Morris hosting at Duncan. Comments on law violations and community oversight appear, alongside Sunday school turnout and local concerns about future prosperity.
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A. L. Foster
Preddie Hunnicutt
Seneca
Gertle Duncan
Ida Penland
North Carolina
Mra
Mat Morris
Bounty Land
Childeen
J.B
Duncan
B.A
Arthur Williams
M. G. Duncan
Amos Julian
Min
J. M. Way
Stepemother
Browning
It Can t Be Tent Best of Nil Teachers in Expe rience
C M Sturden of Silver City North Carolina praises Bloc the Bitters claiming it relieves stomach trouble and strengthens the weak. He says it is an excellent medicine and a remedy for rheumatic, chilly, and amaria conditions. Sold under guarantees at drug stores for 600.
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C. M. Sturden
Silver City
North Carolina
Harden
Hest
Connerous Local Vulou No 76 Meeting Notice
The next meeting of Connerous Local Vulou No 76 will award a premium to the member who shows the largest melon. The gathering is set for next Saturday at 2 o'clock in Argent tat. Members are urged to attend with Tocion or two friends, and women and children are invited to join for a merry hour or two.
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Hearst
Graves
Chicago
Dobn Wood
Greenville
Joe Tolbert
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Bryn
Tac
Carrie Nation
Carrie
Hartwell
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