Ford Model T Dominates 1912 Auto Market With Low Prices
One third of all cars in America in 1912 will be Ford, led by the Model T touring car priced at 350 dollars, the Model T Commercial Roadster at 590, the Town Car at 900, and a new Delivery Wagon at 700. The message highlights reliability, global ownership, and reduced 1912 prices as Ford expands production to 75,000 units.
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America
Ford
Court Howe
South Georgia Colle
Bermuda
Wmme
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Boundary
Ine
Heritance
South Carolina
South Georgia
Mis A. L. Mosler
RLID
Seneca
C. Go. Harris
Tak
Georgia
Reunion of Civil War Veterans Across Memphis Trail Journey
A long diary style recounts a Civil War veterans reunion trip from Westminster to Memphis by rail. The author details trains, scenery, and stopping points including Nashville, Chattanooga, and Lookout Mountain, praising the speed and comfort of the journey and Memphis welcome. The piece notes the gathering in Washington in 19, with Memphis hosting veterans from both the Union and Confederate sides, and ends with reflections on sights and the return home.
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Westminster
Pementree
Atlanta
Central Dime
Nashville
la Ile
Aclor Spens
Memphis
Wil
Teaver
Italia
Menphis
Lfe Dria
Vents
Eniehe
Seca
Marek
Detmanston
Romney
Milli Street
Penile
Mirphis
Weber
Redon
Chattanooga
Chick My Parke
Messenary Ridge
Hs Batte
Felds
Monkneate
Mowntain
Nistorie Tor
Heelly
Lis Valleya
Bowie
Hideo
Lookout Mountain
Almuerman
Savannah River Power Company Sells to Georgia Railway
The Savannah River Power Company of Anderson has been sold to the Georgia Railway on Power Canping of Atlanta in a deal valued around 1.45 million dollars. The utility developed Cher okee Shoals and Trees Shoals on the Savannah river and supplied Greenwood Abbeville and Anderson Traction with capacity to be expanded to 40,000 horse power with new machinery. The sale funds will be used to develop the water shed and winter works for future expansion.
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Anderson
Savannah River Power Company
Georgia Railway
Atlanta
Piedmont
South
Greenwood
Abbeville
Anderson Traction Company
Townsend Twine Mill
Cox Manufacturing Company
Comet at Night WPA Loses Ant Sleepy Bid Por Mei
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Pat Domino
Oconee County athletic association meeting at Westminster
Seneva October 24 special report on Westminster meeting October 21 led by W C Taylor. Officers elected J W Gasane Valhalla president G M Barnett Webland vice president M W Brockman Seneca secretary treasurer. Next county meet to be held in Seneca with potential school prize exhibit. Aims to curb nonacademic entrants and raise athletic standards across Westminster and Seneca schools.
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Seneva
Oconee Country Ovatovient and Ateletic Association
Westminster
W. C. Taylor
J. WW. Gasane
Valhalla
G. M. Barnett
Webland
Ice
M. W. Brockman
Seneca
Westminster School
Hia
Moe
Westabister
Lwa
Jomer Arenneale
Elt
Tonite Abe Holl
Carge Maye
Witt DU
Walter Kaigsdale
Thon Parkell
C. Ta Poster
bin Blelant
Joe el
Leo Thalys Prese
Tenhs Mlesanider
Jew Mitchell Nnhewd
Seneca Tenn Wiward Verner
Ex Bry Iy
Aphae
Hon
Bresent
Cues Prine
Lyle Vooner
Dave Aeidiee
Beesent
Eviny
Raph McMahon
Avery Diy
Clifton Aat
Diy
Aline Slane
Arcone
Homer Thorney Cary
Charles Hyd
Stertliy
Tisnidoralauiinys
Hon Toom
Hreckinin
Preasuter
Been
Me Is Muciolina Name Editor Keowee Courier
A fragmentary report discusses football, ministers, and church members at an event. It notes fatalities and injuries among players, citing three to five named individuals and heavy injuries during the game. The article references recent reforms and questions the appropriateness of the sport and its spectacle.
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Keowee Courier
de Fee
Dirks
Clenson
Hau
Fragmentary Greenville County Court Proceeding Involving Og’s To Do With He
The document chronicles a Greenville County Court action involving a corporation and multiple individuals. It references examination, delivery actions, and a trial context with mentions of officials, guardians, and a disputed fund or claim. The text is highly garbled but shows a formal legal proceeding and related motions.
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Greenvilte
Semmons
Seuberge Expos Company
Greenville County
Wow
Miller
Ieety
Vratrelessitos
de PA
Dowald
Lleva
Wien
Fragmented obituary notices and prayers from a 19th-century paper
The fragmentary OCR text reflects funeral and memorial language with references to a Mrs Papershell and Mrs Davis plus committee lines. Names and roles are garbled, but it hints at a lay in a church or charitable society, a resolution of loss, and publication by a local committee.
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Wathal
Sane Hatore
Davis
Chnittiin
Change in Woman's Life in Graniteville Vt
A reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring health during the change of life. The letter claims complete restoration and urges others to publish their experiences. The testimonial cites decades of cures for various female ailments and invites women to write for advice.
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Graniteville
Vtc
Lydia Ki
Pinkham
Tall Meng
Aton
Migs
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