Col J Wallit Dead in Savannah After Campaign Career
Col John Holbrook Eatil, editor of the Morning News and Savannah businessman, died at Isle of Hope. He chaired the Georgia Democratic Executive Committee and served on the Democratic National Committee. He ran twice for governor and was active in Civil War era industry and local affairs.
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Savannah
John Holbrook
The
Morning News
Isle of Hope
Here
Democratic Execut Committee
Georgia
Democratic Honan Committee
Hoe
Westminster Track Meet Brings Schools Together
Westminster, Greenville and Easley high schools competed in a track meet with Furman Fitting School. Furman won, Easley second, Westminster third. Westminster plans a Thanksgiving meet with Valhalla and Seneca.
Saved Town Tragedy As Engineer Sacrificed Self
Navozarit faced destruction when Joan Gareia, a locomotive engineer, drove a burning powder train through the town at top speed to save the concentrator and a key portion of Navozarit. He perished with the train, as did Mexican workers and a boy named John Chinolm, in a massive explosion near Nacoza rh on a narrow gauge line.
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Douglas
Arty
Joan Gareia
Navozarit
Hia
John Chinolm
Nacozarh
Pilgrea
Garcia
New Hope Items and Local News at New Hope
November 11 items report that the Special School begins Monday the 18th under Misa Berta Jones who is praised as an excellent teacher. A tacky party at the White home honored top votes for Miss Julia Boggs and Jim White. Local residents visit relatives, health notes, and a State Fair trip to Columbia are mentioned. Rev. W. E. Hutt is re elected to lead the church for the year. Community prayer meetings are urged each Sunday at New Hope church.
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Bon
Carter
Piarma
al- Puen
Misa Beesie Crawford
People’s Store
Nicknam
Luther Manship
Jycaum
Monyday
de Hy Carter
Greenville
Waent
A. B. Stewart
Hobart
Okla
A. L. Gonsett
New Hope
Speecial
Misa Berta Jones
Jones
Ainearely Trust
R. B. White
Julia Boggs
Jim White
Pickens
Harvey Kennemar
Ollie Kelley
J. A. Kelley
Conva
0. M. Blend
Geulah
Irene
Pint
Ine Kelley
Pleasant Vialt
Columbia
W. E. Hutt
Huff
Olaf Kelley
JA. Kelley
Malone
New Hope Church
Death of Caesar McDonald at James Station
Caesar McDonald aged about thirty five died November 4 after four years of failing health. He came from Belton to James Station seeking recovery, was Baptist, youngest son of William McDonald, leaves a wife and two children plus family. Funeral by Rev. T. Hays at Seneca cemetery. Sympathy to bereaved relatives from a Friend. Death Cates Justice McComas. Washington November 10. Associate Justice Louis Emery McComas, former U S senator and Maryland congressman, died at home from heart failure. born in Washington County Maryland in 1846.
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Westminster
A. C. Burton
Little Son
Walhalls
W. Leathers
Henry B. Zimmer
Armia
John D. Hull
Madison
Brockman
Greenville
Mra
Haywood
Wilson
Harold
D. Wilson
Atta Place
Piedmont
Furman Fitting School
Ensley High School
Westmnster High School
Central High School
Furman Mitting School
Hasley
Westiminster
Tt Fa
Basley
Nything Easley
Wasley
M. B. Brockman
Kennedy
Valhalla
Nicholson
Seneca
O ‘Townville
Furman
Miia Bennie Dilworth
Red Hill
W. A. Dilworth
Dean
Atore
Stonesypher Bros
A. L. Miller
Foreign Mission
Feld
Rosa
Beulah McDonald
Denver
J. Caesar McDonald
Earth
Belton
R L. McDonald
William McDonald
T. Hays
Washington
Louis Emery McComas
Supreme Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
United States
Maryland
Faihure
Washington Sanity
Reneca Neighorhood Notes and Local Happenings
Reneca notes report store move by Hunt and Harper to new quarters next door to Inn with special bargains. Town mourns Major S. P. Dendy’s death. Carey cottage progress on Townville Street to be occupied by Rev. O. S. Blackburn family. Miss Bexste Wilson returns home from visit. teaching starts at Speed’s Creek. Ladies Aid supper tonight and club meetings reflect on Julius Caesar and Shakespeare excerpts. Reverend Finlay departs for Columbia. Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Ruskin Anderson host.
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Reneca
Hunt & Harper
Nee Inn
David F. Nicholson
D. Hunt
Ciinkwoales
P. Dendy
Carey
Townville Street
Blackburn
Bexste Wilson
Nihety-pix
Joan L. McWhorter
Speed's Creek
Pearle Verner
Richland
Misa Min
Nis Kirkpatrick
Death of Mira Anna Moore at Tugaloo
Miss Anna Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs John Moore dies at age twenty after five weeks illness heart failure. She joined Liberty Baptist Church in August and died peacefully on November 6 at 2 am. Interred at Unity cemetery Thursday noon. family and friends extend heartfelt sympathy.
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Tugaloo
Anna Moore
John Moore
Liberty Baptist Church
Unity
How to Cure a Cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Guidance on treating colds urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for reliable relief. The advertisement claims it aids coughs, improves secretions, and supports recovery without narcotics. Retailers listed include J. W. Bell in Walhathin and W. J. Lunnoy in Seneca.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Bell
Walhatin
W. J. Lunnoy
Seneca
Ferry the Seed Man Dead in Detroit
Dexter M. Ferry junior, head of the well known seed firm of Ferry & Co, was found dead at home in Detroit, Michigan on November 11. The cause of death was reported as unknown, with family members noting the sudden nature of the loss.
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Detroit
Mich
Dexter M. Ferry
J 1
Dy Mi Farry & Coy
Toure Divease
Snow Follows Snow Shaping Hometown News
Bounty Land notes a snow event on the early morning most of this item covers people visiting, marriages planned, and local incidents. Guests include Sallie Gilmer Madison, Alethia Ballenger Atlanta, May McDonald Frankfort. Cornelia Pickett and James Wright wedding invitations issued for the Pickett home on 20th at 8. Also reports fire destroying Elijah Gillison's barn with no insurance, and various social visits in the area.
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Bounty Land
Sallie Gilmer
Madison3
Alethia Ballenger
2Tanta
May McDonald
Frank Ma
J. B. Pickett
Misa Cornelia Pickett
James Wright
Jane Buckhalter
Ismo Bucut
C. D. Corbin
Jasper Doyle
Hermitige
Whitewater
Cresar McDonald
Gillison
Mountain Rest
Fair Play
Mise Salo Davis
Mra. J. B. Shanklin
Anderton
Mia
Thornton
Hartwell
Konus
Pelzer
bin Hunt
Eliah Gillson
Richland Presbyterian Church
Bowaning
al, W. Brown
M. FH
Kirkpatrick
Seneca
Mises Julia
Myrtle Davia
Anderson
M. de Oe
Clearing House Certificates In Columbia Banks Issue Cooperation
Banks assembled as the Columbia Clearing House Association issued certificates in 60 20 10 5 2 and 1 dollar denominations. Merchants will accept at about a 0.5 percent premium, offering 1.05 in trade per dollar of certificates. Certificates are secured by securities, with banks contributing 20 percent of capital. total value around 240 1000 dollars, potentially higher. Local bank official Hoteman will credit them as cash after inspection.
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Columbia
Clearing House
Banks of Columbia
Columbia Clearing House Association
Carolina National Bank
The
National Loan and Exchange Bank
Bank of Columbia
State Bank
Palmetto National Bank
Columbia Savings Bank and Trust Company
Hoteman
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Firat-Clase Dry Goods
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Seneca Hardware Company
Col. J, WM. Wallit
Mis
Laurens
Hin
Austin
Avatin
Westminethr
AixsYearnOld
Caesar McDonald
Cates Justice McComas
TRE News
Seneua
Roy
Winlay
Mira Anna Moore
Ferry, the Seed Man
Hirjah Gillean
Carl
Cross Roads
P. Singleton
Little Horace
Mardon
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