High School Act Seeks Rural Districts and New Boards
The act regulates establishment of high schools in districts lacking an incorporated town or with few inhabitants. It details election procedures, board formation, and statewide support rules, including funding limits, board authority, and eligibility for aid. Provisions cover taxes, transfers, and enrollment requirements for rural and urbanized districts.
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Act Toy
At Lea
County Board of Education
Mor High School
Blah Ehool
Bescome
Hi Behoul Lintriet No
State Board
Par- Henlay
General Assembly
Territorial West
State Board of Education
Howe
Igh
Schoal Board
Cohall
Deafness Cure Claim From Constitutional Remedies
A dated advertisement asserts deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be treated by local applications. It promises $100 for a catarrh deafness case cured by Mall’s Catarrh Cure and urges readers to mail for a sample and “partly pills” for allyation, listing Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio as sellers.
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Mall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Oho
Drusiiats, the
Interdenomination meeting called by association in Seneca
An executive committee of the Interdenomination at Sunday Behoo Association of Ocones County calls a meeting in the cafe of Dr. J. H. Burgess, Seneca, on March 21, 1008 at Ha'cock p.m. All listed committee members are urged to attend. Chair Das. H. Burgess, County Seeverns.
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Ocones County
J. H. Burgess
Ha'cock P.m
W. I. Rehreder
A. P. Brown
J. T. Hryant
J. M. Elrod
M. Kelley
W. BR. Gulen
GG. Arve
Roy
J. R. Moore
J. Marron Chateman
Das. H. Burgess
County
Seeverns
Renverdy Union Meeting Ahead at Henverdam Association
An upcoming union meeting of Henverdam Association convenes with South Union Church on March 28 and 20 1908. Devotional at 10 30 by Rev JJ H Stone. Members discuss church relations with Greenville Kermale Colleges, temperance, consecration, and mission needs led by multiple pastors and volunteers.
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Henverdam
South Union Church
JJ. H. Stone
Phorcho Tr Wurman
Greenville Kermale
J. Tt. Moore
J. A. Bentley
I.T. Weldon
Teva
A. P. Marett
M. Kyda
W. A. Stricklani
H. D. Burns
W. N. Bruge
M. Cary
A. McDaniel
J. H. Stone
J. W. Shelor
P. Sullivan
T. M. Elrad
Cough and Cold Cure Ad Promises in Odd Ad Text
An odd vintage ad snippet touts Foley’s Howdy and Tar as cures for coughs and colds. The text is garbled with misspellings and a yellow package reference, mentioning "Worth Konenbering" and a dubious health claim. The fragment lacks clear dates or organization names.
Governor asserts jurisdiction over dispensary funds saga
In Columbia on March 12 Governor Ansel moves to test Judge Pritchard by directing eight hundred thousand dollars in dispensary deposits across about thirty banks be paid only on the order of the winding up commission or the State. He seeks to bar release except per State authority, challenging the court's order and locking records in the State Treasury vault. Attorney Stevenson, representing the commission, recently issued a note directing banks to pay only to the commission.
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County Mall
Atte Board of Education
Wald
Torehy
Treanver
Ftate Board of
Neation
Fa Chateman
Columbia
Ansel
Nwn
Tesldting
Judes Pritch Arda
Murray
Pritchard
Locke
Angel Lasalgo
Commission On Credit
Ral
Stevenson
Novel Horse Remedy Test On Shipboard Experience
A voyage aboard the Steamship Montezuma carried 1,250 horses and mules to South Africa. An officer, G. H. J. Rowa of Sparta, Ti, reports Sloan's Sure Colic Cure and Sloan's Lint used by a veterinary to treat horses, with notable success including one mare saved. Also notes a Sparta, AL case where the cure aided a mare after a failed attempt. Separately, Officer Gaston shoots a suspect, John Young, at Campobello after Young tried to shoot the officer. Gaston shoots in self defense and surrenders to Magistrate Poole.
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South Africa
G. H. J. Rowa
Sparta
Sloan
Spartanburg
Marett
John Young
Campobello
J. J. Gaston
Young
Gaston
J.L. Casey
White
Carey
Poole
Canton
Youns
Himeaek
Missing Word Challenge and Patent Remedy Ad
A 19th century contest entices readers to submit a missing word from a famous sentence and win 500 dollars. The ad also promotes Noah's Lintiment as a universal pain and pneumonia remedy with claims of instant relief and no safety concerns, urging readers to request samples.
McCollough Withdraws From Senatorial Candidacy
In Greenville the prospect of Jos A McCollough becoming a dispenary fund receiver ended with a statement declaring his withdrawal from the United States Senate race. He cites time demands and duty to the office interfering with his campaign, and thanks supporters statewide while affirming his intent to support honest state claims.
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Greenville
Jos. A. McCollough
United Staten Renate
McCol-lough
United States Senate
Senate
Pritchard
Evtenda
Ji Pama
Joa
McCollough
Elevator in Davidson building traps workers for an hour
A Spartanburg Herald report from Greenville gives a thrilling account of an elevator in the Davidson building getting jammed between the first and second floors. The iron cage held about six men for a full hour before a rescuer shut systems down and released them. The incident left the trapped workers anxious and curious about the world outside their iron cage.
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Greenville Gvening Sun
Spartanburg Herald
Davidson
Herald
Pho
Uualhona
Buckien's Arnica Salve The Gast Salve in The World
Buckien's Arnica Salve draws attention as a popular remedy in early catalogs. The Gast Salve is promoted alongside it, reflecting competing salve products marketed to households seeking first aid relief.
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Buckien
Arnica
Oconee Revolutionary History Noted In Local Sketch
A long historical recount highlights Oconee county era veterans and battles. The piece lists James A. Gervin Andrew Pickens and James Runk as buried at Old Stone Church plus details on Gen. Anderson and Col. Cleveland among others, tracing early Pendleton district names and local churches Bethel Chain Old Stone. It notes forts Prince George Rutledge and Fort Hill and mentions prominent figures Calhoun and Verner with burial sites near Walhalla and Clemson College area.
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Ocones County
Pendleton
Ocones
Old Stone Church
James A. Gervin
Andrew Pickens
Joh Runk
Garvin
Ware
England
Ite Lousons
Bucky County
South Carolla
Waxhawn
Abrevilla
Rebecca Calhoun
Col. Grant
Chera Kees
North
South Carolina
Aim
Cowpens
Butaw Springs
Kettle Creek
Col. Boyd
Oconea County
Bethel
Chain
Old Stone
Hethel
Walhalla
Anderson
Annuala
Virginia
Henan
Ann Thorpson
Augusta County
Andrew Williamson
Robert Anderson
Pickena
Savannah
Pickens
Cownena
Rutledge
Cap Anderson
Col
Anerson
Old
Pendlaton Uirtelet
Kan
Thie
William Grant
Solley
New Neonee
Upper Carolina
Neta
Clemson College
Eugene Fant
Townsville
Carolira
James Glenn
Indian Territory
Prince George
Keowee River
Fort Rutledge
Bonesa River
Andrew P. Lewis
John ©. Calhoun
Fort Hill
Hershoe Robinson
Horseshoe
James Robinson
Ald
Black Warrior
Abbeville
Mly Fught
King’s Mountain
Bachelor's Retreat
Jé Durled
Oconee County
Arthur Craig
John Verner
Old Pickena
John MuWhorter
Pennsylvania
Upper
Caroling
Samuel
New Jersey
John McWhorter
Old Rethel
No Case on Record Coughs and Colds Prompt Pneumonia Warning
An old notice warns that coughs or colds can lead to pneumonia or consumption if untreated. It advocates Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy and cautions against imitations. Sold by all druggists in a yellow package.
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Foley
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Renverdy
Thorh Dibpenbary Wunds
Offcer
Negro
Junto
Journal
Hagieh
Atlanta
Noah Remedy Co
Richmond
Boston
Castoria
Mira
Grant
Hulgen
N. B. Cary
David F. Nicholson
Mra. J. A. Bell
Namie
Canaan
New York City
Scott
Gre. A
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