Democracy's day of opportunity in Kowee Courier
The Kowee Courier notes advertising rates and free obituary tributes up to one hundred words, with personal communications charged per word. It touts the Democratic party as the party of the people, claiming Republicans lack a willing economical administration and centralization is opposed.
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Democratic Party
Rollas
Demmocracy
Republican Party
North Carolina
Palmetto
Tar Heel
Sixtieth Congress adjourns amid major federal spending probe
Walhalla headlines critique the Sixtieth Congress for a record expenditure surpassing 1 008 804 894 dollars for the fiscal year. The piece blames Republican leadership for extravagant appropriations and warns voters of fiscal consequences as the election looms. It cites Max Gerald of New York and compares costs to Roosevelt era spending.
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Republican Party
Maxgerald
New York
Anproprianann
Congress
Spain
Theodore Roose- Velt
Speaker
Roosevelt
Timini
Gigir
Kant
Howley
Halla's Dog Law Enforced to curb loose dogs and bull dogs
Local authorities will enforce ordinances banning dogs running at large from June through October with muzzles, seizing unmuzzled animals for 24 hours for redeemable two dollar fees. Owners of bull dogs face penalties for allowing them to roam. The question is whether enforcement will prevent bites and Pasteur Institute visits as Greenville experienced.
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Juny
Greenville
Pasteur Institute
Walhalla Gets Through Train From Anderson Daily
A new through train on the Blue Ridge Railway will run from Anderson to Walhalla starting Sunday June 7, removing the stop at Seneca. Walhalla officials welcomed the change as it improves accommodations, with arrivals about 1.54 pm and departures around 2 7 p.m. The schedule includes multiple No 12 No 11 mixed and various daily or weekly arrivals and departures, reflecting adjustments to better connect Walhalla with surrounding lines.
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Blue Ridge Rail Road
Anderson
Walhalla
Seneca
Walhatla
Anniversary of Jefferson Davis Birth Noted in South
The piece questions how much of the younger Southern generation knows the birthday of Jefferson Davis. It references North Carolina politics and reports estimates on Hoke Smith’s expected Georgia election margin, noting faction claims and campaign denials from the Atlanta Georgians and related papers.
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Jefferson Davis
South
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Atlanta Journal
Hoke Smith
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Atlanta
Bobus
Gover
Hott
Little Brown
Doe Brown
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Allewaye Singing Gathered At Covach Hiveh Reported
A fragmented notice speaks of an allefay singing event at Covach hiveh on Sunday in dine The message invites attendance with a focus on cheerful tunes and well fitted attire. It mentions preaching absent that day but emphasizes the best streets with a Varioth schedule.
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Corlati
Covachehiveh
Etaming
Ta Varioth Siuidey
Children Day Observed at Presbyterian Church Here
Special note from Fair Play reports Children day to be observed at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath with hope many attend to praise. Local updates include Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stribling visiting Roberts, Mrs. Stribling staying with her father Rey, and Mrs. McCain visiting D. W. Wright’s family.
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Mark Stribling
Roberts
Stribling
Rey
McCain
D. W. Wright
Mina Nora Johnson
Hart County
Westminster Graded School
Mary Sheldon
Greenville
Newberry
Louise
College For Women
Mota Barrixs Allen
South Union
Pearle Marett
Greenville Female College
Gude
Willis Grubbs
Mrs. Blakeley
Cross Toads
Pain Balm Heals Sprained Ankle After Three Years
A Kentucky reader recounts rapid relief from a badly sprained ankle using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The writer details two sleepless nights followed by a good night's rest after applying the balm several times. The note lists 24 and 60 cent sizes and local sellers.
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Rumtlt
Hampton
Tenn
de. Jw, Bell, Walhalla
W. J. Linney
Seneen
Conncross Locals Report Strong Crop Progress and Events
Conncross June notes crops improved over the week and farmers catch up work. Many community youths returned Sunday for the Sunday School Convention. Children’s Day set for the second Sunday in June at Conneross church. public invited. Conneross Farmers' Union meets Saturday, June 6 at 4 o'clock with all officers expected.
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Conncross
Conneross Church
Conneross
C,h
Mob Kills Black Jail Inmate In Dixon Kentucky
Jason McDowell, a Black man jailed for a March 12 fatal assault on a traveling man, was abducted by masked raiders, shot multiple times, and found dead near the jail. The mob used gunfire to draw attention, then released him on horseback. Several others were reported injured.
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Dixon
Jason MaDowell
McDowell
Education platform from Ora nce County candidate
To the Democratic voters of Ora nce County I outline my qualifications and platform for County Superintendent of Education. I am forty, married, with fourteen years in public schools across the county and town. I seek higher standards for rural schools, longer terms, closer supervision, and impartial service.
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Orance County
Farm and Factory-Journal
Simmer
Uo Vomuty
Oeatwe
Alton
Rowntry
B. Mewilonereky Sealer
County bids to rebuild Hunnicutt Bridge on Little River
The Board of County Commissioners will award to the lowest responsible bidder at the bridge site on Friday June 19 1908 at 11 am to contract to rebuild the Hunnicutt Bridge over Little River. County furnishes materials and reserves right to reject any bid. Bond required double amount of bid. June 8 1908. DeF McAlister Supervisor.
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Board of County Commissioners
Hunnicutt
Little River
McAlister
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