Salem Moves Forward With New doubled Capacity Plant
Salem May 3 Spectal Pat Farrell of Pickens spent Sunday In Salem J A Robertson and sister Miss Minnie visited Galhoun Towle The young men of Salem organized a baseball nine Geo R Pike plans a large concrete store room Otto Kaufmann of Walhalla has the contract The Walhalla electric car project is advancing Two shoals have been purchased a charter applied for and over half the capital stock subscribed Woodmen of the World camp formed with seven members The town painted several dwellings and store rooms The six thousand dollar Shockley planing plant replaced by a ten thousand dollar plant doubling capacity Shockley offered machinery for furniture production at the plant
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Salem
Pat Faremer
Pickens
Sax Jem
J. A. Robertson
Miss Minuie
Mekens
Galhoun Towle
Geo. R. Pike
Otto Kaufmann
Walhalla
Shockley
Pat
Machi
Dr King’s New Discovery Boosts Health Claims
A Glen Oak man, exiled from Ton Mountain, credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a prolonged cough after six months. He praises the remedy for coughs, colds, throat issues, bronchitis, asthma, and whooping cough, urging trials and noting prices of 60 cents and one dollar with a guarantee from druggists.
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Upehureh
Glen Oak
Oklahoma
Mountain
Dr. King
Storm Damage Hits Alderson County Farms
A severe wind storm on April 30 caused major damage in Alderson County. W J Marett’s twelve stall barn wrecked, other farm buildings toppled, and Lewis Cromer’s barn burned with 36 tons of guano lost. Paul Wright’s cow killed by lightning. others report minor injuries and local visits.
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Alderson County
W. J. Marett
Lewis Cromer
Gromer
Paul Wright
J. Hembree
J. C. Sullivan
Crayton Marett
Anderson
Jon Smith
Mra
Annual Singing at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
The Sewi Aninual Singing Convent will be held at Pleasant HH Baptist Church on the second Sunday in May. All good singers are urged to attend and a dinner will be served on the grounds. North Dakota organizer M G Hovland invites the community to bring well-filled baskets.
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The
Pleasant HH Baptist Church
M. G. Hovland
Fire at Pendleton residence destroys home built in 1860
A fire at the Pendleton residence of Mrs. J. B. Stomn occurred around 10 o'clock in the morning. The blaze, caused by a defective flue in the back part of the house, caused about 6000 dollars in damage with some insurance. The building was erected by Col. Sloan in 1860.
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Tendieton
Ainy
Wendieton
J. B . Stomn
Lowe
Col. Sloan
Seneca Local Notes Highlight Gardens and Socials
In Seneca on May 4, reports note a cold wave harming Parly gardens and nearby cotton. Rev. Gruver, aiding the Nashville Mission Board, preached at the Presbyterian church and spoke to the Woman's Missionary Society and later men at the same venue. The Young Woman's Auxiliary and the Once-a-Week Club enjoyed social events with contests, dinners, and hostesses like Mrs. Ruskin Anderson and Mrs. J. N. Herndon. Upcoming events include the fifteenth anniversary of the graded school dedication with tablet placement, speakers from Wofford College and the State University, and a community basket dinner. Miss Dora Dumas plans return from Charleston, while performers like Ming Willie Garey from Greenville contribute to the music festival in Atlanta. Regular church services and preparatory religious meetings are announced, with updates on Mr. Brown’s health and community gatherings noted throughout the issue.
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Seneca
Gruver
Nashville Mission Board
Southern Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
The
Baptist Church
Ruskin Anderson
Lesze Perritt
J. N. Herndan
Herndon
Senece
Massons
Snyder
Wofford College
Hund
State University
Dora Dumas
Charleston
Ming Willie Garey
Greenville
Atlanta
Ble
Thaimos
Movida
J. A. Brock
W. K. Livingston Apent
Abbeville
W. ©. Nimmons
Plukous
James Myers
John Myers
Presbyterian Chorch
A.B. Brown
Columbia
Brown
J. Z. Simpson
B.C. Doyle
Ted Thompson
T Stinson
W. P. Mason
Nubbln Ridge
Westminster
Ezekiel Durham
Ar Katinas
Durham
John
StuMag
M. A. Peabody
M. Re
Mes. Anthony
Stewart
Mra
J. J. Stewart
Toxaway Creek
Yaccon Record
Milas Maude
WW. J. Denton
Eugene Harrison
Thre City
Knight
J. B. Johnson
R.R. McKnight
Toscoa
William Denton
Mia
M. M. Braner
Monterey
Ala
Grace TH
Butler Springs
Alp
J. M. Braner
Roy A. Stribling
Clemson
Mya
W. J. Stribling
J. H W. Gruger
Nashville
Tenn
Woman's Missionary and
Kaatminater
H. Pitts
Pitts
Joly Pringle
Salvation Army
Greovyne
Wemrminator Methodist Church
Joao Nieies
Milan
Wit
J. Trenyeme
Cine
A.M. Norris
Pity
O. M. Martin
Calhoun Mavonte
Troyal Arch
Mexara
Bronzvale
Marth
W. C. Bowen
Pickana
Tames Bowen
Edward Pike
Oldeat
W. C. Pike
Oak Grove
Viala
Westminster May 4 item notes church changes and local news
Westminster May 4 notes a move of the district meeting from Westminter Christian church to Greenwood due to seating. The 15-day meeting led by Revs Moore and Adama added 25 members to the Baptist church. Adama left for Jonesboro Ga. The Presbyterian ladies hosted a successful refreshment gate raising $19.28. Local items mention autos, residents, and a cyclone box sighting, with social and religious events, a forthcoming lecture, and community updates.
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Adama
Jonesboro
Mslabora
H.C. Smathersle
William Brogall
Cox Place
Horse Shoe Bridge
Bette Chmbers
Horse Show Bridge
Sone
Mids Maude Vesee
Comcross
Mia
Davie
Charles C. Vaughan
Cheswell Cotton AI Company
American Auditing Company of
Atlanta
Mason
Ethel Marett
Matt
Beulah McDonald
Mixa Annie Tall
Mike Annie
L. G. Gaston
Hille Folica
Mixa Cora Tenny
Mra. H. Callaway & Co
Rouda
Mra
Peart Tollivan
Walhalla
Mra Dornan
J.J. Unley
Parker Old
Nince
Miberton Star
Goa
Smithnon
Westmingster
Hy J. Tribble
Wertm Minater
Toccon
Mie
Dr J. 1
Btonecypher
Georgia Aide
W. 2
Lowtur
Citizena
Maines
Lule
Weatminster
Pontice
Ue Lown
Jose
Butler Ackliffes marriage surprises community
In Connelloss May 3 a quiet wedding took place about 4 20 pm at the minister’s residence. Jeoule Butler wed Brian Addis, son of James Addis of Poplar Springs, a salesman for Brother Phinney. The bride is daughter of W H Butler. Guests include Maud Hesge and Mrs Corneling Davis. Several local residents and visitors are noted, with updates on health and social visits in the area.
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West Union
W. H. Butler
Addis
Call Meeting of Dewmoe County Warmera Co-Operative
A call meeting of the Dewmoe County Warmera Co-Operative and Educational Union is set for Friday May 14 1909 at 11 o'clock. State Demonstration Department official Vf o'elock AL im Trace Williame will attend. Members from all local unions are urged to attend in large numbers. D W Alexander Secretary.
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Dewmoe
Warmera
Mya, Jay Duncan Declares Victory Over Twenty Year Foe
The report describes Mya Jay Duncan of Thayiesville Ma claiming a twenty year enemy was dyspeptic and weakened after drink. After using Talalledaril and Heveral diacava, the foe was cured. Now the subject can eat freely and is overjoyed at regained strength.
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Mya
Jay
Duncan
Thayiesville
Daciava
Ofanette
Moitiey Crowle
Unclear local notes on crops floods and funerals
Fragmentary report describes heavy rain and high water washing fields near Tinghla and nearby communities. Mentions infant burial at Westadwater Baptist Church cemetery and references local residents, including Mrs D Aloleoning, Miss Tribble, and Mr Burk.
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Tinghla
Bork Simpson
Martin
Gla
Westadwater Baptist Phureh
Simpwon
Paar Oak Way
Mitchell
Simpaon
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