Walhalla Water Works Discussed In Issue
Walhalla readers find on page two a discussion of water works plans. H A T G and others propose comparing a new water supply method with the Water Light and Power Company option, urging careful study and early action to secure reliable water and power for Walhalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla
Eyateria
Valhalla
Apd
Abe
Water, Light and Fower Company
HAL HL G
Watt, Light and Power Company
Pleased Without The Dispensary
A fragmented plea discusses illegal liquor trade and the dispensary debate. It questions how blind tigers and police actions affect crime, urging stricter enforcement and the removal of illicit venues. The text references authorities, public safety, and community impact.
Fragmentary War Report on Japanese Forces Advance
Incomplete OCR reading notes fighting lines as Ruakdian army movements clash with Japanese forces. The text mentions bombardments and shifting positions with fragmented phrases indicating an ongoing conflict request for confirmation.
Fools and flags in odd weekon antics and a Clemson medal
A fragmenting column notes April fools antics across the country with satire on wartime matters. It mentions Lt. N A McCully observing maneuvers with the Russian army and a Waterbury girl attempting rope jumping, with Marlo Hindon dying after a jump. It also records D K Norris bequeathing 8500 stock to Clemson trustees for a gold medal at graduation, to be called the Nacre medal with inscription honoring the student’s merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. McCully
Andoreson
Marlo Hindon
Waterbury
Coon
Julia Real
Marlo
Modera
Novor
Mario
D. K. Norris
Clemeon College
Norris
Clemson
Nacre
Honus Bubotonus
Preachers clash over Rockefeller gift and local murders
Short items report Protestant critics opposing a Rockefeller donation to missions, a Strathroy man slays his brother during a fight, a Charlottetown foreman dies in an electric car accident, and other regional misfortunes including a college student's elevator accident and various local shootings and injuries.
Fight Seen as Won by South Carolina Cotton Growers
Woth Smith, president of the Win South Carolina Cotton Growers Association, reports after talks with farmers and leaders that there is no doubt about the success of the undertaking. He says the fight is practically won and will be complete if farmers back the organization, viewing it as a solid business proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woth Smith
Win South Carolina Cotton Growers Association
Haya
Apply to President for further Information
A brief 1905 notice directs readers to apply to the President for further information dated March 20 1905. No additional context or figures are provided in readable text.
Notice of County Clerk fee schedule and reporting requirements
Under the act of 105 the Clerk of Court must collect all fees and report a verified statement to the County Treasurer. The legislature approves the plan for conducting the office business and imposes April 1 as the start date for new fees. Rates include recording deeds real estate chattel mortgages notes liens mortgage indexing and mail return postage. G D Burns Clerk of Court provides details and requirements for business men.
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Allie
Chattal Mortgagea
G&d. Burns Clork
Judge Hayward's Portrait Displays In Columbus Gallery
Clark VR Brooks of the Supreme Court presided over the unveiling of two new oil paintings. One portrait depicted Thomas Floydard, a judge previously serving in the state, while the other honored Chief Justice John Talon O'Neal. The event featured a painting of the Supreme Court by Judge Hayward of Greenville, noted for signing the Declaration of Independence.
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Columbis
Marsh
Clark VR Brooks
Supreme Court
Iptine
Onn
Thoms Floysard
Jude
Lis
Supra Court
Dullow Hl Heyward
Greenville
Heyward
South Carolinas
Waka
Ohn Talon O'Neal
Poritous Leap of Throw Women in New York Fire
Three women leaped from a third story window during a Sunday night fire in a tenement house in New York. Mrs Eliza Cottus and her daughter Katy Cottus and Mrs Salia Jonsen suffered multiple injuries including fractured skulls broken legs and jaw fractures. All were taken to hospital unconscious with minor fire damage reported.
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New York
Eliza Cottus
Katy Cottus
Salia Jonsen
Min. Cobttux
Mina Cottue
Mrs. Jonaen
Viefro
Hypnotism and Death in New York Case
Two women in New York died after a fifteen day trance at Presbyterian Hospital. Miss Lucila Huestia of Mount Vernon and her mother, Mrs Jamon H Huestia, were found unconscious in Hopry W Helter’s premises and never regained consciousness. A hypnotism expert concluded the pair had unconsciously hypnotized each other, not gas asphyxiation. The case drew national scientific attention and prompted discussion on hypnotic influence and vitality. A medical note promotes Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and related ailments.
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New York
Presbyterian Hospital
Thin City
Mias Luclla Huestia
Mount Vernon
Jamon H. Huestia
Hopry W. Helter
Miss Hupatia
Onshan
Railroad Assessments Raised by State Board Meeting
The State Board of Railroad Assessors adjourned to hear protests from companies. Valuations changed for multiple lines including Columbia Newbury and Ganrone to 4000 per mile, Lancaster and Thestay line to 2250, Georgia to Spartanburg route at 67000 per mile, Wallman Palace Car at 1 per mile, and Postal and Western Union wires at 815 per mile. American Telegraph and Telephone valued at 90000, Southern Bell Telephone at 210502. Protests filed, next steps await court action.
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State Board of Railroad
Aspensors
Acto
Columbia
Newbury
Ganrone
Lancaster and Thestay Row
Charkaton Aiuit
Carolin
Georgia Law
Talegraph and
Telephone Company
Southern Hall
Meadnat
Atroreayy
Vitorouk
Columbia Record
Critical Period for Cotton Growers Seeks Unity in State Aid
Cotton farmers in Raleigh New York face a critical period as State Association agents urge unity to hold crop and cut fertilizer use. Smallholders in debt sell early, fearing low prices next season and trouble meeting fertilizer bills. The State convention resolution calls for a 25 percent acreage reduction and reduced fertilizer use to stabilize markets.
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Raleigh
N.Y
State Association
State Convention of Cotton Growers
Businean Mon'a Association
Child Born Without Arms or Legs in Georgia
Washington Ga March 28 Mr and Mrs Whoopough of Oglethorpe county are parents of a strangely formed child born last Wednesday night. The infant lacks arms and legs, has stumps where limbs should be, the remaining body is well formed and the baby is healthy. The mother and baby are doing nicely.
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Min Eliza Mabryo
Wiphina College
Guiven Bay
Dunbarton
Jamies H. Skinner
Miler Anderson
Duns Harton
Skinner
Poe
Conan
Washington, Ga
Whoopough
Thaing
Oglethorpe
Nema
Lee
Goth
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Dbhe Keotoee Courier
W. Stecot
Ak Seok
Ao Company
Ednesday
HAKOM
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Hero
Medina
Rome
Lisperisay
VFI Canady
Menatie
Emily
Halivay
Soa' An
Jobh D Rockefeller
Mission
Dan de Dobbil
Robert Ulate
Strathroy
Ontario
Alfred
Quick
J. ¥. Swanney
Queen City Pettithog Conpanys
Charlotte
N. C
Swanney
Ing &Sheel
Roosevelt
Gal Rosser
AL Charlottonville
Gen. Rosser
United States
West- Tern
Virginia
Ferar
Hir
Allen
Dravo
Dravo Contracting Company
Pittsburg
ASON
ACONN
Savannah River
Georgia
South Carolina
We F. Vox
Just
Princess
Iron King
Hillside Turners
Carter Hardware Co
R.¢. Carter
S.C. c. P. Walker
Tate
J.K. Vandiver
Anderson
Cotion
Seneca
Maroh' A
Carolina College
Alvatson
Olina
Occ
D. A. Smith
A. Rowland
William Rowland
Walhalla Court House
A. Smith
Oconee County
S.C
Keowee
Judge Hayward
King
J. W. Mckinnon
Talhedega Sprites
Ala
Prian Ig
A. L. Weeks
Walhalla Hotel
Court House
Main and
Dorothn Atroata
Nore
Dorothea and
North Broad Ntroota
Dappelmann
Rner
B. S&s
Seneca Pharmacy
Santos
Westminster
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