South Carolina Readers Weigh Corn Crops And Immigrant Impact
An editorial discusses corn production as the state's key issue, analyzing a contest among Southern youth over one acre yields and profits. It argues for intensive farming, warns about high costs of bumper crops, and notes immigration and northern influence as factors shaping agricultural policy. The piece cites eleven regional leaders and their net profits per acre and urges increased farm productivity to bolster the South’s economic independence.
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South Carolina Proudly Free of Convicts at Penitentiary
A GreenVille Piedmont dispatch notes Secretary of the State 8 Willams remarks that South Carolina has no convicts in its penitentiary. The piece laments lack of health funding for tuberculosis control and critiques past appropriations. It also questions the rarity of health officers finding book worms in great learning centers.
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Chouseh
Green Ville Piedmont
Willams
Paris eggs and the harem skirt fashion flare
A lighthearted column notes two Paris women egged for wearing new harem skirts and jokes about “boards of humiliation” due to typographical errors. It remarks on Paris civility, public attire, and the ambiguous dispatches about whether the women were bad or the eggs were good.
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Paris
Death of William McGhee shines light on South Carolina journalist
William Zachariah McGhee, long known as hach McGhee, died in Washington from aggravated anemia. He left a varied career as teacher, editor, and Washington correspondent for The State and other papers, with deep ties to Columbia and Westminster. His funeral traveled to Greenwood, with family and colleagues in attendance. The article notes his education at The Citadel and the University of South Carolina, and mentions his wife and other relatives.
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Columbia Record
William Zachariah McGhee
Hach McGhee
Washington
Brunswick
Helen
Mary McGhee
Samuel Hodge McGhee
J. Rutledge McGhee
Frank McGhee
Wyatt Aileen
Citadel
University of South Carolina
Laurel Street
Columbia
John J. McMahan
South Carolina College
Educational
Colamblie
Spartanburg Herald
Louisville Colerier-Journal
State
Savannah Morning News
New York ‘Times
Washington Star
England
McGhee
Mr McGhee
Bounty
Ora Bagwell
Westminster
Oscar Doyle
Hortense Jones
Herome
Bounty Land
Thomas Bibb
J. B. Pickett
Walter Black
Bertie Smith
J. A. Anderson
J. J. Davis
Matthew Davis
Clemson
Rost May Wilson
Ploride Stone
J. M. Gillison
Laura Smithson
Oconee
Abe
Agnes
Notice to debtors and creditors for the estate
Debtors and creditors of the estate of Hila V. Galbreath deceased are notified to paid the undersigned within the legally prescribed time or be barred. Mrs. Anna Huskamp is administratrix. West Union Perry County South Carolina.
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South Carolina
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Hila V. Galbreath
Anna Huskamp
Notice of Township Election in Oconee County SC 1911
Notice sets election for Township Commissioners and a one mill additional road tax in Oconee County on the fourth Saturday in April 1911. Lists polling places at Seneca Oakway Tugalo Wagener Keowee Whitewater Pulaski Chattoogo with managers named for each township and notes ballots for For or Against the road tax. Also includes summons in common pleas case W. C. Thomas et al v Jones et al with deadline to answer by Walhalla lawyers.
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County of Geon
Oconee
Walhalla
Columbia
Seneca Township
Seneca
Thos
H. Stribling
Wm. Campbell
H.C. Harbin
Wor
Center Township
Oakwa
J. Ry Zachary
Ande | Bearden
Rowland Smith
Tugaloo Township
Westminste
Wm. J. Striblng
M. Allen
Perrett
PL Barker
Mor Wagener
Whalla
Kendrix
Maxwell
Keowee Township
Frank Heaton
Ale Jun W. Damion
Whitewater
Little River Church
Dl. GL. Reid
Dl. Lom
M ‘Alley
Wade Lusi
B.A. Per
Pulaski Township
Long Creek Church
Carter
George Matheson
Mavens Low
Chattoogownship
Mountain Rest
Lewis King
Robi. L. Symes
Simon Unt
Vaean Feios
Summons for Relief in Oconee Court of Common Pleas
State of South Carolina Oconee County summons notes plaintiffs Anna Crain and Margaret Cleveland sue James Ro Reid Edward Wo Reid Abraham Reid Jr Mary Peden Fannie Brown James Phinney seeking relief. Defendants must answer within twenty days after service and file with Walhalla Court House, noting the action seeks partition of estate of Abraham Reid Sr and Sallie Reid.
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Oconee
Court of Common Pleas
W. . Thomas
J. Thomas
J.J. Starks
Julius ¢ Thomas
Amanda Williams
Elias John Thomas
Lias C. Thomas
J. R. Thomas
Gar L. Thomas
Frances White
Christine Bumford
John Warren
Lawrence Jones
Jones
Myrtle Jones
Thom Lise Jones
Olive Joneffendants
Walhalla C. Hf
Shelor & Hughs
Maren
John Jones
State OF South Carolina
County OF Oconee
Anna Crain
Margaret Cleveland
James Ro Reid
Edward Wo Reid
Abraham Reid, Jr
Mary Peden
Fannie Brown
James Phinney
Walhalla Court House
South Caroli
Abraham Reid
Sallie Reid
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Valhalla, S. C
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Walhalla, S. C
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