Sunday School Convention at Union April session invited
The South Carolina Sunday School Association holds its annual convention April to be hosted at Union First Baptist Church. Oconee county workers are urged to elect delegates, attend promptly, and bring teachers to join. Special railway rates apply, with receipts required for fare, and program details will be sent to attendees by George Hymotzel and J M Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Oconee County
Prisnds
South Carolina Sunday School Association
First Baptist Church of Union
B. C
South Carolina
Goonee
Southern Railroad
Gao
Hymotzel
Union
8. C
J. M. Way
Pelzer
Thos
W. Keltt
A Pleasant Physic Trial at Local Drugstores
When you want a pleasant physic are Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets a trial. They are mild and gentle in their action and always produce a pleasant cathartic effect. Call at the drug stores of J. W. Bell Valhalla or W. J. Lunney Seneca for a free sample.
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Chamberlain's
Tver
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Interdenominational Bunday Bahoo Association Meeting Notice
The executive committee of the Interdenominational Bunday Bahoo Association of Oconea County is called to meet in Dr J H Burgess office Benera 8 C on the flat day of March 1908 at 3 oclock p m All committee members are urged to attend Names listed include W J Schrader A Brown J T Bryant T M Elrod M Kelley W B Guinn Gd C Arye Roy J R Moora Rev J J Harrell Chairman Jas H Burgess County Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconea County
J. H. Burgess
Benera
W. J. Schrader
A. Brown
J. T, Bryant
T. M, el
Sehilletter to Manage Glenn Springs Hotel Season
Sehilletter Wil Manage Hotel Arderson Mail A. Sehilletter head of Clem son College commissary dept leases Glenn Springs Hotel for the coming season. The hotel opens in June, around college vacation. Glenn Springs property hailed as one of the state’s best. Sehilletter, a well known figure, aims for a successful season and will not leave the college duties during the hotel term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arderson
A. Sehilletter
Clemson College
Glenn Springs
Theotel
Schiletter
Springs
Sosafons
Remedies for Skin Diseases Cited by Local Doctor
The article discusses common skin ailments such as eczema and itch, noting intense itching and disturbance to sleep. It recommends Chamberlain's Salve for quick relief, claiming it allays itching and smarting almost instantly and cites several local shops and suppliers by name.
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Chamberlain
Itenan
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Linney
Seneca
Ministers Conference Meeting Called for Mount Carma Church
The Union and Ministerial Conference will convene at Mount Carma church on the fifth Saturday and Sunday of the month. All ministers and deacons are urged to attend. Attendees named include B. Alexander Frank Heaton Taylor Stewart Committon.
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Keowee Courter
Mount Carma Ehuren
I B. Alexander
Frank Heaton
Taylor Stewart
Committon
Community Notes From Holly Springs March 9
Special: local farmers begin farm work season as a family sickness impacts W. Ac Lee and kin confined to their home. Residents express sympathy for Tad Lee and Wa fan ly while awaiting a speedy recovery. Additional items mention return of Tra Batt and upcoming visits by local residents.
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Holly Spring
W. Ac Lee
Rip
Sarey
Sara
Serony Miho
Tad Lee
Wa Fanly
S Tae Dutt
Central Hollage
Lind Mes
Hywig
Winmith Bunday
Laiohor
Minn Dorn Williame
Walhalls
Bustnoan
Death of Ransom Lee Confederate veteran
Ransom Lee, a Confederate veteran and survivor of the Crater at Petersburg, died last Wednesday March 4 1908 at his son John H Leas home near West Union. He served with Company B 224 South Carolina Volunteers and was wounded and crippled in war. He was 83 or 84. funeral services were led by Rev L T Weldon at Walhalla Baptist church with burial in the Baptist cemetery. He was born in Pickens county and lived in Oconee near Walhalla. He leaves two sons John H Lee of West Union and Lafayette Lee of Poplar.
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Ranson Lee
Petersburg
John MH. Lea
West Union
South Carolina
Walhalla Baptiat Church
Klarémalia
Pickens County
Oconea
Walhalla
John H. Lee
West Une Fon
Lafayette Lee
Poplar
Unequaled cure for croup praised by resident
“Besides being an excellent remedy for colds and throat troubles Chamberlains Cough Remedy is unequaled as a cure for croup,” says Harry Wilson of Waynetown Indiana. When given at first sign of croupy cough it prevents the attack. It has successful use in thousands of homes. For sale by J W Bell Walhalla W J Imnvey Seneca.
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Chamberlain
Sayn
Harry Wilson
Waynetown
Ind
J. W. Bell
Walhallay
Pleasant Grove Gossip and Local News Briefs
March 9 Pleasant Grove notes praise for farming weather and convalescents. J Martin recovering after operation. D W Mendley buried at Mount Pleasant Baptist church grounds. Congratulations to Taber school pupils for their compositions. Four square miles near Chicago submerged as flood continues disrupting homes and food access.
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Pleasant Grove
D. W. Mendley
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Pease
Taber
Marble Works Shafting Fatality at Fairburn Georgia
Mares Eimer Kiser, 28, an employee of Fairburn Marble Works, was killed today when he was caught in shafting at the works at noon. He had worked there for some time and is survived by a wife and four small children. The exact cause of the accident was not determined.
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Fairburn
Eimer Kiser
Fairburn Marble Works
Ksar
Uniox News Burma Reports South Carolina Union Fallout
Consdicted by the Executive Committee, South Carol ina Parmera' Union describes fertilizer shortages and forced cotton prices. Farmers face cash constraints, delayed sales, and unsettled futures after the panic, with many holding cotton for a uncertain future.
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South Carolina
Parmera’ Union
Calhoun Address Spurs Farmers Union Effort in South
An archival note recounts John Calhoun’s October speech on agriculture as central to national strength. It lauds Clemson Agricultural College’s role, urges Farmers Educational and Co-Operative Union of America to unite members, and stresses practical, locally led organizing over grand rhetoric. The piece cites union leadership and the need for skilled speakers, with attention to cotton grading work linked to Clemson and state leaders.
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John
Calhoun
Seatory
Ous
Uteton
Jonn Calhoun
Thie Sanlety
Fort Hill
Poncheton Parchisers Society
Clemaon Agricultural College
Carmera
Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union of America
Wall Street
Union News
B. Harris
Union
Marlboro
Orangeburg
Atvat
A. L. Lever
South Carolina
Culberson
Texas
T. F. Alexander
Walhalla
Clemson Agriconuituarl College
Farmers’ Union
Washington
Clumuon
Reunion and Texas hospitality in Granbury visit
J. By Wilson writes of two weeks in Granbury Texas with A P Holden family illness in Cordell Hotel illness to Mrs Holden son Sam and daughter Mia Goo alt. He describes a reunion with Orr's Rifles veterans Capt Terrell J Ben Abbott George W Abbott and James H Doyle sharing a dinner hosted by Mrs Abbott and Miss Pearl, music, and praise for hospitable Texans. The writer notes jack rabbit hunting on Capt Cook’s ranch and meeting Pumroy LaCross and Dr A Carmichael, plus meeting a grandson of Davey Crockett near Granbury Texas and visiting Rev Dick Whitaker and old South Carolina friends. He remarks Granbury’s growth and hospitality and ends with memories of home and land.
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Cordell
South Carolina
H. P. Abbott
Doyle
Orr's Rifles
Terrell
J. Ben Abbott
George W. Abbott
J. H. Doyle
Seventh Cavalry
G. V
FR. P. Abbott
Miss Pearl
Kate Abbott Shaw
Mra
Abbott
Mra. Shaw
Capt. Terrell
Ben
George Aubott
J. Won Avott
Jas, H. Doyle
Tary
Thun
James Thompson
Julian
Jack Rabbit
Capt. Cook
Capt. Cool
Jack
Cook
Pumroy LaCross
Carmichael
A. Carmichael
Thair Ranch
Texas
Alustrious
Davey Crockett
Olf Fort Allmo
San Antonio
Hood Vounty
Granbury
Tess
America
James Bowie
Travin
Alfmo
Dick Whitaker
Ainge
Jas
AB. Wilson
Larkin Olavetaml
Coupe Howes
Kok
Ivo and
moRtonalye
Wall
Witeon
Fragmented letter from settlers to Carolinian town
A stream of archaic, garbled text describes families arriving with eggs and kin, praising pleasant surroundings and farming prospects as families, friends, and relatives gather. The piece mentions rivers, crops, cattle, and plans to stay, with many unclear names and places embedded in the phonetic prose.
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Mons
Gecoldt
Makin Amul Dopontts Regitarn
Bank of Walhalla
Holly Springs
Ransom Lee
Citago
Chattanooga
Chicago
Marble Works
Ayer
Ager
Agee
Lowell
Mave
Opes Eee
Tim Fahmnrs
Uniox News
Burma
Phos
Lone Star State
HK. Dendy
Gettig
OX Brand
Tennessee Chemical Co
W. S. Hunter & Co., Seneca, &. C
W. S. Hunter & CO
Senega, S
N. Paints
Cole’s Cotton Planters
Acme
Portland Cement
Ohio Steam Cookers
Byrd
Lewis A. Crossett
Seilles
M. S. Stribling
South
Rowth
Benlit
Bial Une Ole
Janien Mf
Doyty
Navin Ee
Neal
Tony
Lranoa
Kaneis
Thalie
Ouf Tordted
Anpaqty Sk Doni
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