Great meeting at Poplar Springs revival adds members
A Poplar Springs eight day revival led by Rev. W E B Hutt drew strong turnout and twenty new members with twenty two confessions of faith and three by letter. Young evangelist Mommins preached powerfully at Firman University and the pastor planned baptisms on the fourth Sunday in August.
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Poplar Springs
W. EB. Hult
House of God
Walter James
Trom
Christ
Williams
Hutt
Zion
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Endorsed by J W Jenkin
J W Jenkin of Chapel endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve saying it gives abundant pleasure, cured a felon on his thumb, and reliably heals every sore burn or wound to which it is applied. Available at drug stores.
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Bucklen
J. W. Jenkin
Chapel
Campaign Meeting Change Notice at Unclear Venue
Campaign meeting details altered from Mally Springs church to PHIMpsh state. The gathering is now scheduled for the upcoming Friday, July 811, with the date and location showing OCR distortions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mally Springs Church
Phimpsh
Tee Cream Bestival at Richland School Friday
A cream festival will be held at Richland School on Friday at 4 PM to benefit the Methodist church. Verner will speak on church work, and the event is organized by the church ladies with general public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland School
Methodlat
Hon, Ky i
Verner
Injunctions Served in Cosmopolitan Chui and J Fred Proper
Temporary injunctions were served yesterday in the Cosmopolitan Chui and J Fred Proper cases from the Supreme Court batch. Respondents must show cause on duly listed dates why the injunctions should not be made permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Courier
Chui
J. Fred. Proper
Supreme Court
Plenic at Montntentis Bridge Political Rally Invites All Candidates
An August 4 gathering at Hunntente's Heide on Little River invites every congressional and county candidate to attend and speak. The event offers a platform for youth and elders to dance, with a communal basket picnic urged and broad encouragement to spread the word to all neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunntente
Little River
Congress
Seicestor
Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Record
A 19th century notice touts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a long standing, nationwide success. It claims thirty five years of popularity, wide use across the United States and abroad, and endorsements by pharmacists. Sold by Dr Amy Bell in Walhalla and W J Lainoy in Renecn.
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Wiarrhong
Fant
Chamberlain
United States
Amy Bell
Walhalla
W. J. Lainnoy
Renecn
Oconee Taxable Property Totals By Township 1908
Auditor Richard Grubbs completes the 1908 schedule of taxable property for Oconee. Real estate, personal property, railroads, and utilities show gains over 1907, with total property value around 4.7 million dollars. The 1908 totals reflect increases from 1907 in real estate and personal property, plus railroad and telegraph/telephone assets, based on September estimates.
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Richard W. Grubbs
Oconee
Heal Hatate
Center Wesc
Chattooga
Bonoon So
Seneca City
Tugaloo
Westminister
Wagener
Walhallo
West Union
Whitewater Ce
Cseacs
Center Fener Cece
Chattooga Veses
Seve
Keown Wis
Cese
Pulagkt Oy Reece
Seneca A
Ss C.ce
Content Ag
Ana
Qeonee
Gould heir to mine work travels to Cripple Creek
Kingdon Gould son of George J Gould arrives in Pueblo Colo en route to Cripple Creek to gain mine experience through Columbia University School of Mines. travels without attendants, will blend into ordinary life on site, with plan to work in the mines and learn by doing.
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Pueblo
Colo
Kingdon Gould
George J. Gould
Cripple Creek
Columbia University School of Mines
Young Gould
Conheht
Denver
Colorado Springs
Cripple Greel
King- Hor
Gould
Missouri
Unclaimed Jots Left at Valhalla Post Office Week Ending July 2 1908
Unclaimed mail list for week ending July 2 1908 at Valhalla post office includes Anderson U Darel Miya Jesete Edwarda Migs Fdith Henry J M Hotley Wittle A Phy Rica C W Sunt. Persons calling for above will claim at window. advertised notices issued.
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Valhalla Post
Anderson
U. Darel
Miya Jesete
Edwarda
Migs Fdith
Henry
J. M. Hotley
Wittle A. ¢Phy
Rica
C. W.sunt
J. M. Merrick
P. A
Hartwell Confederate monument unveiling honors Hart county veterans
In Hartwell Georgia on July 25 a gathering marked the unveiling of a Confederate monument in the Court House square. Hart county veterans who rode to the front in the Civil War led the procession to a Dixie encore by the Hartwell band. A masterful oration by a Georgia representative followed a presentation by Arthur S. Richason. A generous dinner and a veterans reunion filled the afternoon with song by Miss Wilma Skelton and a dramatic stone unveiling, commemorating Hart county’s wartime men. A separate testimonial from a local reader praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for a child’s illness, endorsed by several physicians and local merchants.
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Hartwell
Court House
Martwell
Lay
Hart County
Dixie
Hartwon
Gooreia
Arthur 5. Richason
Peeipane
Hartwellar
Horton
Wilma Skelton
Hon
Jas. H. Skelton
Miss Skelton
Elbert County Kranite
Reversal of OM Company decision shocks market
The Springfield Republican notes a surprise reversal against Standard OM Company with a market dip. The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh District sees a unanimous three to one decision, Judges Grosr oup Baker Seman vs Landis, prompting political reactions as lawmakers ponder potential gains.
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Springfield Republican
Standard OM Company
Sharen
United States Court of Appeals
Seventh District
Grosroup, Baker and Seman
Landis
Tropical Fish Seen Off California Coast
A San Francisco Chronicle note reports a recent appearance of a semi tropical In Wenge barracuda and Spanish mackerel near the old Clim House beach area. Each morning many fish wash ashore as tides ebb, with residents collecting them on the sand. Barracuda, usually Mexico and Southern California waters, are rarely seen this far north, prompting speculation that a nearby whale shoal drives them inshore.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Ocean Beach
Clim House
Highide
Mexico
California
Ttte
The Man to Marry Says a Contributor to August Designer
A contributor to the August Designer writes about the ideal husband. She favors a man willing to work, help with chores, and stay home, rather than a loafer. She stresses kindness, responsibility, and readiness to support a family over appearances or social pastime.
Prayer for Grandma Opens Odd Weather Tale
A fragmented fairy tale passage shows a girl praying for pleasant days for her grandma. She asks for hot weather to ease rheumatism, and the next morning the sky clears, prompting a playful exchange about the grandma's comfort and the idea of hot weather.
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Warley
Grandma
Parity of Whiskers in Philadelphia Proga Candidates
A garbled OCR style note discusses the presidential whisker styles of Taft Kern Bryan and Warber in playful terms. It mentions moustaches beards and a clean face with a focus on the humorous political imagery rather than concrete facts. The piece mocks the candidates and hints at voter sentiments amid conflicting opinions.
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Philadelphia
Taft
Sherman
Kern
Bryan
Providence School District Notice Addresses Election Trick
County Superintendent Ed L Crallp writes to citizens of Providence School District No 3 denying a rumored plot to influence the High Fate Question vote. He explains the election date and location, notes a notice was sent to workers, and urges clarity. The letter is dated Walhalla July 25 1908.
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Providence School
Diattiet
Varm and Factory
Ed. L. Cralp
Walhalla
Notice of High School Election in Center District
The Center School District No. 8 election will be held August 15, 1908 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the school house to decide if the district remains in the Center High School. Trustees act as managers. those who could not vote in the general election may vote. G. L. Craig, County Superintendent of Education, July 29, 1908.
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Thay
Revidence
Center
G. L. Craig
Notice for a Four Mill School Tax Election
A district election in Boar Swamp School District No 72 will be held at the school house from 2 to 6 pm on Saturday August 8 1908 to decide whether four mills shall be levied on all district property for school purposes Trustees act as managers and voters must meet state voting requirements. July 29 1908.
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Boar Swamp
L. Cratg
County Board of Education
Buyer Seller Message Several Powers and Stocks Mentioned
A fragmentary notice invites contacting a buyer or seller about water powers farms town property merchandise or cotton mill stocks. It suggests if a buyer cannot be found, it is not due to lack of effort and urges familiarity with Seneca Dartware Stock.
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Este Mat
Béller
Seneca Dartiware Stork
Seneca, & CL
Quarterly Conference of Me Walhalla Chroilt at Whitmire
The third quarterly conference will convene at Whitmire church next Saturday and Sunday. Preaching Saturday at sunup by Rev. A J Gauthen. Dinner on the ground, session in the afternoon, service with communion Sunday at 1 am. All members urged to attend. Rhett Doyle P O.
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Walhalla Chroilt
Whitmire Church
A. Om
A.J. Gauthen
Singing School to Close at Oak Way
A singing school on Oak Way will close with a demonstration by the class led by instructor Med Tak er. The event is set for Saturday afternoon August 1 at 2 o clock, with a hearty welcome extended to all attendees.
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Oak Way
Protracted Meeting Begun by Rev Marett at Wolf Stake
In Wolf Stake on July 6 Rev A P Marett began a protracted meeting that has drawn a large crowd so far. Local items note W Witt and family visiting the Owens home near Pondleton last week and an fishing excursion by Messia Suilch Taylor Browning and LeRoy yielding plentiful fish and a fun time. A man named Wymer reportedly shot and killed a large snake in his front yard last Sunday afternoon. Residents observe a lively season this year.
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Wolf Stake
A. P. Marett
W. Wi Tnt
Pondleton
W. C. Owens
Messia
Suilch
Taylor
Browning
LeRoy
W.wyer
Twenty Five Cents Price of Peace and Healing Salve
Notice advertising Chamberlains Salve for skin diseases. Sold by Dr J W Hall Walhalla and W Lutiney Beneen at two cents? It touts quick relief and lists local sellers, reflecting a historic small-town medical ad.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Hall
Walhalla
W. J. Lutiney
Beneen
Weather and Politics Note From Tugaloo Academy
A July note from Tugaloo Academy mentions farmers finishing harvest and hoping for rain, with county candidates expected to visit Madison for speeches. It records Miss Alpha Powell opening Tugulo Academy on the 20th with forty pupils and Alma Powell starting teaching at Damascus school, noting decent enrollment.
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Tugaloo Academy
May County
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