Walhalla News Bursts With Local Happenings And Visions
Walhalla notes a bustling week with church events, sermons by Rev. Geo M Wilcox, millinery openings by Stella Cannon and Edith Morgan, and a large crowd at court. Mr. and Mrs. J Q Merrick visit, Dr Bahnstock plans office hours, and farming, trade, and millinery items fill the town chatter.
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Maehester
Bahnstock
Walhalla Mare Toth
Ernest and Family
Cole Own
Vielied
Good
M. Brown
Waltons
Harness
Bearden
Trochy Knoll Baptist Church
Probat
Norman Building
Min Street
J. Q. Merrick
Walhalli
Tia
J.C. Rochester
Presbyterian Church
Siebbath
Geo. M. Wilcox
Mises Blella Pinenonon
Ba Morgan
Mali
Catharine
Walhalla
Sehatteodt
Midway
Effiken
Walhitty
Hamapures
Wathatta
Hunter & Co
Sennen
Hese
Ehldren’s
Mites Tan
Bhtek J. Roehexter
Qvon
Stella Cannon
Morgan
Seneca
Owlig
Tai Goth
Willhion
J LP
Kondwros Hay
Abbott
Ondwros
Valhalla
Mary Staggers
Jin SauKer
Bennie Austin
Hone
Walt
Stella Inn Cunoon
Edith Morgan
Robert Todd
United States Marine Corps
Todd
Nefolk
Philadelphia
Miakew Stolle Minennion
Walt Morgan
W. Hell
Mas Verner
Vee Treale Dent
Mini Neville
Thorkaight
Mra
Gom. Aumel
Vlew
Dvbity
Sidney Ademet
I Daves
Stout
Ale Merrick
Meretek
Misa Carolyne — Heyward
Mit Nell Poo
Doughus
Greenvile
Sanne Bart
Bitihard
Clenwion
WR. Doyle
Reward Offered For Return Of Goldheaded Cane
A reward of 85.00 is offered for returning a goldheaded cane marked I G Law with a note about medical remedies. The item disappeared near Hethel Presbyterian Church between Walhalin and Hunton during a period described by the article, with health and memorial references interwoven in a lengthy OCR narrative. The piece mentions Chive berlati's Liniment and various local names, dates, and places, wrapping in a funeral notice for Me Calley and a service at Whit Nike's Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Hethel Presbyterian Ehurett H
Walhalin
Corbin and Co Victims Named in Inquest Verdict
In a coroner's inquest the deaths of W. B. F. Corbin and Cora Corbin were attributed to a Kun-hol wound inflicted by Robt. L. Belcher Charley Palmer Low Belcher and J. J. Paisoner. Witnesses described gunshot entries and a struggle. the jury returned a verdict of death by crime at the defendants' hands. Sheriff Kay later arrested Aletta Valier on theft charges connected to the Palmer household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen
Palmer
Charlie Palmer
Bob Belcher Belcher
Mother Low
Charlie
Tia
Hin
le Nerell
Merher
Tim Ar
Ibennelt Bolehen Junk
Bhidows
Low
Themeelven
IL W. LO
Corbin
Lethia Palmer
Mio
Bob Belcher
Fred
Bob
Chase
Mia Fixer
W. M. Kay
Robt. L. Belcher
Charley Palmer
Low Heloher
J. J. Paisoner
Kay
Aletta Valier
Heather
Palio
Taft Asks Congress To Convene Extra Session In March
The president issued a proclamation calling an extraordinary session of the Sixty-fifth Congress for March 11 at noon in the Capitol Washington to consider executive communications. The missive notes public interests require urgent deliberation and directs members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wol Taft
United States
Congress of the
Wiliam Howard Taft
United States of America
Maren
Amarien
Lynching at Rockwall ends with burning of Anderson Ellis
March 7 report from Rockwall Texas describes the mob scene as Anderson Ellis identified by Mrs. Arthur McKinney is burned at the stake after being taken from Rockwall county jail. Witnesses from Dallas Collin and surrounding counties attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwall
Texas
Arthor McKinney
Anderson Ellis
Rockwall County
Wil Clark
Andrew Clark
Hilis
Dallas
Collin
Kint’s
Kits
Uetoreh
Go With a Tush and the Mythical Liver Cure Trade
Fragmentary ad style text references a supposed liver and kidney remedy with odd spellings and nameless claims. It reads like a garbled historic advertisement touting Dr King’s Life Pils and other miracle cures, with nonsensical phrases and unclear evidence of efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Valhalla
Tannnes
Benera
Nineteenth Annual Reunion of United Confederate Veterans
The United Confederate Veterans hold their nineteenth annual reunion in Memphis on August 8 9 and 10 with events on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. The city’s residents greeted the plan with satisfaction and four prior reunions have been held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Confederate Veterans
Memphis
Ian Moat
Mevagh
Guarantee On Your Spring Suit From Royal Tailors
A newspaper ad promises a guaranteed spring suit cut by Royal Tailors of Chicago and New York. It pledges a legal guarantee that the suit will fit and satisfy on first wear and retain its shape until worn out, with every thread being pure wool and no cotton. The ad presents certainty over mere promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Chicago
New York
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Dathie Gay Kn Tng Mink
Dewthit
Pathe
Mtarnove
Anne
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Ile Tunica
Norw's
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Quavintendt Hengedy
Recovar
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Richmond
Virginia
Sein Neck
Berlati
Hebo
Catley
Olivier
Taber
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Paley
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Poplar
Fey
Nike's
Methodist
Wiernoon
Corbin and Co, PD
Cora
W. D. Singleton
Foreman Fennell
Dus
C. Seaborn
J Got. Walker
Joe Duncin
Marshall Abbott
W. D. Alexander
Wow. Bureley
Gaillard
GW. Alexander
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Yonus Elclm
Umatio
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POU Ris
Shuey OF
Bale
Chile
Hlaveher
Hiplos
Bucklen
Oliver Chilled
Avery
Oliver and Avery
Matheson Hardware CO
Westminster, S.C
Nego
Rockwall, Texas
United
Confederate Veterians
T. E. Alexander
Strother & Phinney
HUF & Knox
McMahan
W.C. Peden & Company
P. Sullivan
West Union
Richland
Westminster, 8. C
Madison
Romise
C. H. Humphries
DEERE
Seneca Hardware CO
Easlend
S. C
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