Little River Locale News From April Beamer Courier
The Little River community reports busy planting corn and cotton, with several illnesses noted though improving. Local farming changes include W H Talley renting a shingle mill to P L Green. Multiple social visits, births, and traveling residents are mentioned along with frost affecting fruit crops and a push to harvest early corn before candidates visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River
J.B. Alexander
la Grippe
Barton Galloway
W. H. Talley
P. L. Green
Corbin
Cannon
W. M. Perry
I. FP
Norman P. Whitten
Atha Meeka
Honea Path
Burton Galloway
Meadames
A. Perry
William Barron
Little Aon
Sarah
Annie McAlister
G.R. Pike
Salem
J. R. Valley
J. M. Holden
Jocnesco
Wesaie Galloway
Corbin Place
Mary
Charlie Lay
Mayuda
JL. Cantrell
M.M
Rock Hill Locals Update From April 80 Town
Rock Hill notes report Sunday visits and family gatherings across Rock Hill Westminster Hartwell and Fair Play. Local families including Burdett Sheriff Looney Wiggins Stone Swift Bartlett and Reese are mentioned with hospitalities and a church singing run by M. Dioo and Mrs J H Burdett. Talaia Burdett visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
T. H. Burdett
Janie
Westminster
A. J. Sheriff
South Union
J. L. Burdett
B. J. Looney
Henry Cole
Fair Play
J.G. Wiggins
Hartwell
J. W. Stone
Eri. K. Swift
J. H. Bartlett
J. A. Sheriff
J. G. Wiggins
Tom Reese
M. Dioo
J. H. Burdett
Talaia
Devoe Paint Costs and Longevity Noted in 1835 Letter
A 19th century letter to J C Verner from Valhalla discusses Davo paint price of ten dollars per year and long wear. It cites Mr McMullin of Ellicott City painting his house in 1835 with seven to six years of durability at rising costs. Harold Hardinge, current cashier, repaints with multiple coats at twenty two dollars per year. The letter emphasizes choosing paint that lasts longest per year and lists regional distributors in Seneca Westminster and Valhalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denr
Davo
Lend-Andoll
McMullin
Patapsco National Bank
Ellicott City
Davop
Harold Hardinge
S. F. W. Devoe & Co
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
Seneca Mercantile Co
Seneca, and Matheson Hardware Co
Westminster
Noll
State to face loss of stolen funds in bonds at risk
Columbia May 4 It appears unlikely the state will recover 16000 stolen from the State Treasurer’s office in bonds without a suit Treasurer Jennings says he is responsible for only about 1000 of the loss Timmerman and Bates dispute liability Governor Heyward seeks guidance from the Attorney General as to next steps Meanwhile vast Greenland ice sheet is reported to cover about 600000 square miles with a thickness around one mile and could flood and bury large areas if melted by global warming or other forces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Jennings
Dr. Bates
Missourian
Heyward
Capt. Jennings
Capt. Jenning
Greenland
Chicago Journal
Ares
Mediterranean
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
Walow
United States
Important Meeting Notice at Bounty Land School House
Keowoo Courier reports a meeting on May 12 at 2 o'clock to decide whether to vote off the extra tax. Located at Bounty Land school house, the gathering aims to determine fiscal policy and potential tax reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonoon
8. C
Keowoo Courier
Bounty Land School House
Dy Davia
Hownty Lind
Trintoo
Dairy Bill Passes House Aids Southern Dairy Development
Congressman Lever secures a $20000 appropriation to aid dairy experts and state stations working with darymen. The South benefits from potential new dairy industry growth and reduced outlays on butter and cheese imports, per Greenville News.
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Congressman Lever
House
Lever Ja
Skcom
United States
Chicora College to join Presbyterian denomination
The Chicora College transfer from private hands to the Presbyterian denomination draws broad interest across South Carolina. Dr. Preston’s leadership and Dr. Byrd of Winnsboro as president, with Mrs. Byrd’s experience, are expected to push Chicora toward prominence among female teaching institutions. In Birmingham, the Southern Methodist Conference opens with delegates debating ritual changes, lay representation, home mission work, funding for the Christian Advocate, and extending pastors’ terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicora College
Greenville
Preston
8. C. Byrd
Winnsboro
Byrd
Chicora
South Carolina
Green
Vile
Greenville News
Birmingham
Ala
General Conference
The
Methodiat Episcopal Church
South
Department of Home
Minatona
General Board of Missions
Three Papers a Week for 1.50 in South Carolina
An offer combining the Keowee Courier and Charleston Semi-Weekly News and Courier for 1.50 per year. The Keowee Courier is a leading county paper in Oconee County, SC, praised for quality. The Semi-Weekly News and Courier prints in Wednesdays and Saturdays with South Carolina news and world dispatches. The deal gives readers two top papers at nearly the price of one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
News and Courier
Keowee
Wither
Labuan Anne
South Carolina
Pension Roll Increases in Columbia May 2
The Spats Pension Board reports a net rise of 110 pensioners to 8,915, with $224,268.48 distributed from a $225,000 appropriation. Increased amounts go to Class O No 2 and No 4, adding $3.46 each, while higher classes gain $696 in total. Classes A B C No 1 and C No 8 retain prior allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Spats Pension Board
B.C
Ante Mortem Memorial Exercises in Bennettaville
May 3 in Hebron cemetery Joe Covington will unveil monuments for his living wife and himself. Misses Cameron and Wade from Virginia at Hebron Academy will deliver memorial tributes to the aged couple. J Preston Gibson of Bennettaville received Covington's invitation to deliver the address. An unusual pre death eulogy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennettaville
Hebron
Joe Covington
Cameron and
Wade
Virginia
Hebron Academy
J. Preston Gibson
Covington
Sunday School Board Reports Growth in 1910 Methodist South
Nashville May 4 reports show 14898 Sunday schools in the Methodist Church South, up 115 from last year. Officers and teachers total 109056, up 2228. pupils 1040788, up 88418. other items note medical or stomach relief products briefly.
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Nashville
Tenn
The
Methodist, Church, South
James Atkins
Noville community notes and church announcement
Farmers report progress in planting with J. W. Abbott praising fine wheat and oats. Mrs Joe Kerr improves after illness while Mrs S M Morton visits Mountain Rest. Rev W T Abbott to preach at Rocky Knoll Baptist on the second Sunday in May at 11 o clock with Prof Wheama leading a long service beforehand. Public invited. Also includes testimonial for Foley’s Kidney Cure and health reminder about summer kidney issues.
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J. W. Abbott
Joe Kerr
M. Morton
Orr
Mountain Rest
W. T. Abbott
Rocky Knoll Baptist Church
Wheama
Tornado devastates Bellevue Texas killing or injuring many
A powerful tornado swept over Bellevue Texas last night killing about thirteen people and injuring many more. Destruction covered eight miles with farm houses ruined, a cotton gin wrecked, and vast property losses reported. Relief efforts organized by Sydney Webb call for funds to aid six hundred homeless residents, with donations directed to W. B. Worsham & Co in Henrietta, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Bellovue
Ho Plage
Lalary
Hays
Tente
Wichita Falla
Roporta
Stonoburg
Sydney Webb
Ao Relief Committee
Bellevue
Janes
W. B. Worsham & Co
Henrietta
Texau
Laxative Honey and Tar Uses Local Hickory Tar
The tar in Hoo s Laxative Honey and Tar is harmless and from native trees not coal tar The product is claimed to ease colds by clearing bowels and expelling illness It targets coughs croup whooping cough and bronchial irritation Sold by Dr J W Bell Walhalla and W J Lannoy Sanoa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoo
Foreata
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W. J. Lannoy
Sanooa
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Beomer Courier
Wenecon
Raday
Little River Locale
Scott
Scotts
J. C. Verner
Lever
Southern Methodiat Conference
Alwa
Methodist Sunday School Statistics
Belching
Indi
Monte
W. Bell
W. J. Looney
Sera
Mattie Allen
Broa
Augusta
Cardus
Noville’s
Robt, R. Watts
Foley
de, J. W. Boll
Oconee County
Hepsibah Baptist Church
Morton
Gough
F. S. Royster
You Monty
Carter & Co
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