Walhalla Confederate Memorial Unveiling Planned June 4 1910
In Walhalla a tall monument to Confederate dead in Oconee County will be unveiled on June 4 1910. The event honors local volunteers who served with the Confederacy and emphasizes the sacrifice of those who fought at the front, with ceremonies at the memorial site at the intersection of Madison and College streets.
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Ocouve
Walhalla
Madi and
Collose
Daly
Witen Hite
Con Hayton
Oeoned
Panter
Qeus
Betas
Garvin
Lee
Lie Wien
Hedy
Geom
Cletam
Fragmented report on Chings Creeks and visiting dignitaries
A garbled account mentions Ching Creeks and the Hies Favs with attendees Colton Ty and Pror Long. Names such as Gorve Pavel, Gay Srila Wieshininaton, and AM Analit tarts appear among scattered references to music lovers, a visit by several figures, and a planned event linked to a Mountain location, with unclear details and dates.
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Chava
Harsear Anil
Colton
Wwe
Cabrel
Pavel End Gay
Srila Wieshininaton
Analit
Collie Gaphinenda Sena
Ennie
Haomide
Tage Hosevewal
Misread Memoir Traces Death of Rishi Atiny Olieer
A garbled notice hints at a death case involving Rishi Atiny Olieer and a disputed oath. The fragment mentions St Peter talent and an oath of a setine fadt, with references to an organization and a landowner.
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Rishi
Reverend Albert A. James Dies at Pacolet aged 85
The Rev Albert Allison James, oldest Presbyterian minister in South Carolina and a prominent Union County figure, died at his Pacolet home after months of illness. He was born in 1824 in Yorkville and educated at Davidson College, Columbia Theological Seminary, and Bethel Presbytery. Survived by a wife, three sons, and a daughter. Funeral today at 12:30 p.m. at Union Presbyterian church with pallbearers from city authorities.
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Spartanburg
Jane G
Albert A. James
South Carolina
Pacolet
Presbyterian
Unton
Board of Rude
Pacolot
Koxpuet
Albert Allison James
Yorkville
Chived White
Pordinand Jacobs
Davidson College
Reo Davidson College
Theological Seminary
Columbia
Bethel Presbytery
Fur Forest Educeh
Spadanburgy County
Salem Church
Union
Wate Forest Church
Chines Way
Union County
Westminster Opens Summer Institute for Teachers 1910
Westminster will host a summer teachers institute starting June 20 at Westminster High School auditorium. The event, organized by the Westminster Board of Trade, aims to bring Oconee county teachers to the town, benefiting both educators and the community. Notices invite attendees to contact I W Gannon, W J Carter, or S I Roeder for board and accommodation details. The town pledges hospitable support to make the institute productive and enjoyable.
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Westminster
Westminster Board of Trade
Simmer
Westminster High School
Oconee County
WP. Anderson
AM. Renner
Board of Trade
Westmnster
Fragmented Wartime Public Health Note on Flies and Sanitation
A jumbled pastiche describes fly life cycles and disease risks, detailing how houseflies spread typhoid and dysentery, their preference for sweet foods, and the need for sanitation. It mentions methods to deter flies, references a Prof. from Cloneon College, and notes a long improvised construction task with workers starting at 3 AM and completing by evening, amid chaotic, fragmentary language.
Insurgent Victories Reported in Nicaragua
Reports from Managua say insurgent victories at Bluefields and Rama fuel government alarm. President Madriz disputes claims, says Chavarra’s defeat report is false, and notes insurgent movements amid transport difficulties. Military positions considered advantageous as rebel columns retreat toward Masaya.
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Manaugua
Nicaragua
Jung
Bluefields
Rama
Lara
Godoy
Chavarrit
Madris
Chavarela
Fama
Muedle de Los Bengos
Binefields
HS Admeniyo
Muefelds
Notch Al Becton June 21 election for Wathate town aldermen
Notice announces a municipal election on Tuesday June 21 1910 at Wal Naty Court House to fill two alderman vacancies caused by resignations of WoT Maxwell and DoH Rowland Laws govern the elections with polls from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tax receipt presentation for State and county taxes for 1909 is required to vote. GL Reid S A Byrd and de Hendrix named managers to conduct the election by order of Council GEO L WILSON Mayor. dis M Mass Clerk and Treasurer Anne 8 LT Dee June 8 150.
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Notlco
Wal Naty Court House
Wathate
Wot
Maxwell
Doh
Rowland
P. Ai
Reid
S. A. Byrd
de Hendrix
Geo. L. Wilson
Dis. M. Mass
Dee
Election for three trustees at Wall Street School No 85
Under an order of the county board a vote will be held at Wall Street School No 85 on the day to elect three trustees for the ward district. Voters will select candidates from the district for service on the board. Local election official Conn Sipe intones guidance.
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le Wall
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Keowee
Bpeck, Shelor & Schrodi
Fespert
Wathalla
Ching
Alberd A. James Chad
Hyatt
Keith
Anderson
Homer Boggs
New Hope
Wi Beolknell
Sule Thomas
Berknon
P. Rebt
Tt de Eendson
George Te Bell
Far View
AL Barton
Hob Heeknell
Alderson
Mion Lee
Ashevilles
Koneval Merrient
Laeyer
Caifers Cove
Austell
Rossi
Rilltoy
Meromah
Slabbee
Ore
Toms Eller
Rulon Keaney
Yvonne Gener
Nail Hess
Kenkaroweky
Count Rocheer
The
Ches
West
Salem Local News
Salem
Hines
M. Or. Fendley
W. H. Southerlind
Pickens
A. Alexander
Grogai
Atlanta
Clara
Walhalie
Hiawaeh Sunshine Society
Addie Grogan
Bos
Mevoney
Vivo
Katelaisk
Haggerty
Rael
Palonls
Iona
Lier
Nals
Atagile
Assowhite
Utomotosy
Zovloky
Cloneon College
Peoria
Mauerial
Vartong Conceria
Hha
DENIP
Kents Tatinates
Notch AL Becton
D. A. Smith
Ovnnee County
NisoMee
Walhalla Conet House
PR. Mareia
J. H. Darby
Real Estate
Oller Eopes
Bards Meth
Walehalla Tfantia
Houchins & Brown
South Caronina
Moss
Seneca
Byrd & Cromer
Carter and Company
Iafolitegedie
Rletiielag Bodied
Notich
Dartons
Harris
Margaret B. Waris
Clinton T. Tarris
Uxecutans
Costes
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