Road improvements discussed for county region
The piece outlines planned road work around the county, noting a main traveling route to be twenty miles long and funded by local authorities. It highlights the aim to keep transport moving, improve drainage and surface quality, and promote local business, with emphasis on needed funds for materials and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Vrade of
Wistinuster
Wallylla
Guy Hive
Plensie
Wale
Eon
Kentucky Governor Pardons Thirteen Inmates At Penitentiary
Gov Wilson of Kentucky pardons thirteen criminals from the penitentiary. Three murder sentences underlie the clemencies while questions arise about whether Gov Patterson plans a similar act. The Ledger muses on timing and possible pardons around the Carmack case and related political figures.
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Thursady
Willson
Kentucky
Wilbie
Himaell
Patterson
Tou Doasee
Rontnely
Wilson
Broom Corn Cultivation and Seed Quality Practices
Broom corn farming discussed including crop varieties standard broom corn and the fine quality office broom corn grown in the Continental Wear. Emphasis on selecting high quality seed, soil preparation, fertilization, drainage, planting time, weed control, and careful cultivation to maximize yield and market value. Director Ky Porkios of the Agricultural Department notes gradual, experience-based learning and stresses maintaining soil health for steady production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manafaehia Eng Vrooms
Ind Hhons
Phvghat
Aueker
de Arden
Guyder Arndt
Santiei
Wy Ky Porkios
Agricultural Department
Death of Mrs. J P Hopkins at Conncross May 2
The Conncross area reports the death of Mrs. J. P. Hopkins at 11 a.m. after a long illness. Born Elizabeth Patterson in 1837, she married John Pfon Hopkins in 1886 and was 72. She joined Hopewell Baptist Church about forty years ago and leaves six children and numerous relatives. Funeral services were held with Rev. TM Laan officiating. many friends sent floral tributes as her husband preceded her five months earlier.
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Conncross
J. P. Hopkins
Tim
Providence
Baptist Church
Hopewell
G. C
Patterson
Speed
Crock
Wy . Patterson
Martin
Hopkins
Asband
Tev. TM
Laan
Rey Bo
Care
Oltoa
Sual
Pelter
Turdiy
Evershoty
Acconm
Tavilahon
Burt Tookie
Anderson
Keyount
M. Etonteute Peat
Hig Farher
Benehan
Stemas
Minnie Vaughnns
Georgia
Ben McDonald
West Minster
Votherods
Jing. McDonald
Michel
Jarthew
Batlle Alexander Waarth
Stek
Whittaker
Whitaker
Connarosa
Vaughn
Thei Gmuulaon
Maheshatray
Rubert Popa
Aniverior
Tele Bane SaHirdas
Ilness
Mrady Po
Ma Wilworthy
Yam MeAttareg
Halwiss
Camerous
Ploy
Mies
Hennes Wittete
Westmtster
Meadh Hapiletnes Woo
Pel Hichsinger
Ethel Bari
Orn Vive
Mertie Alexander
M. McM
Dy Wier
Wooak
Elen Remakte
Poplar Springs
Rey, Palmer
Baxter McChain
Seneca Mra
Haan
We OM. Gohh
Walliant
Mes
Nettle
County Democratic Convention Delegates Named
A local article lists elected delegates to the county Democratic convention. Names include W. Wo. Turnside, G. J. Blackwell, and P A. Richards, with managers W. Burnside, B. M. Lee, and J. J. Blackwell. Officers cited are WW. Rutnalde as president and J. I. Blackwell as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agel
Henno
W. Wo. Turnside
G, J. Blackwell
P A. Richarda
Ploet
W. Burnside
Local News Highlights from Richland May Day Activities
May weather held firm as residents stay busy. Ada Wyly returned from Georgetown with her brother and plans to stay for health. Capt J Ballenger and Homer attended a ceremony in Anderson. Mears from Retreat visited, and Alice Strong hosted at Walhalla. Two new deacons, Wotete and Dubos, were installed at the Presbyterian Church. Cleanup crews worked on Cowcheross and Colonel's Fork under W C Driver. J Haskell Dendy visited Richland on business Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Ada Wyly
Georgetown
Western Star
M.G. Helland
Thle
J. Ballenger and
Homer
Anderson
HS. Power
Riel Lend
Mr. Mears
Wot
Thusband
Misa Alice Strong
Walhalla
VOM
Kod. Balenger
Charles Ballenger
Greenvine
Dd. Ballenger
Mauhe Peay
Wotete
Dubos
Presbyterian Church
Cowcheross
Colonel's Fork
Meyelist Breaky Bones in Pickens Sentinel Journal
Albert Holder, son of J D Holder of East Mekons, riding a Dieyele down Mill toward his home, lost control as the coaster brake failed. He was thrown and both bones in his arm were broken just above the wrist. Medical aid arrived, the arm dressed, and he was left to recover as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
Winthrop College Scholarship Entrance Examination Notice
The elamination force award of vata scholarships in Winthrop College and for the admission of new students will be held at the County Court House on Friday. Applicants must be at least fifteen years of age. Scholarships are awarded to the highest average, meeting governing conditions. Applicants should write to President Johnson before the examination for scholarship inquiries. Scholarships are worth 100 and free tuition. The text will open September 21, 1910. For more information contact President, Rock Hill, S.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop College
County Court House
Ham
Johnson
Interesting Letters Praise Fertilizer Use Across Farms
Three reader letters discuss Westminster Off & Fertilizer Company products Piedmont Guan a and general fertilizers. TW TLR Westminster SC reports good corn and cotton results and intent to reuse. JS Smith of Westminster SC says two years of satisfaction and reliable performance. J A Callaham of Cross Roads OConee County lauds seventeen bales last season with minimal cultivation.
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Westminster Off & Pertilzer Company
Ney de Jontivinen
Westminster
R. PD
Tau
JS. Smith
RF. D
J. A. Callaham
Cross Roads
Oconee County
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Keowee
Wataianba, A. Os
Tnto
Wien
OS Piuirought Phe County
Robin J. Cooper
W. Carmack
Ciimson
Eaapa Eteot
Ole Detelel
Conneross and Vicinity
Ruetlen
Make
Maly
Peabody
Miss Salle Leathers
South
Tom Dooley
Lawrie Sheldon
Rabe
Holly Sprige
Denon Chik
Walhalla Cotton Mills
Moss
Meyelist
Phrop Cote
Walhatta
J. H. Darby
People’s Bank
Rual Wstate Agha, Wathajan A. 0
Main Street
Houchins & Brown
Carolina
Fletcher
Castoria
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