Sock social highlights at Seneca church aid meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church in Seneca held a sock meeting at Mrs. Tich Buibling's home. A varied program featured papers on Shaun and Japanese educational topics, violin by Mrs. McCutchen, and performances by Society members and visitors. Local residents Capt Neville and Miss Neville visited, while forthcoming wedding plans and society events drew attention from attendees.
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Senver
Ladies’ Aid Society
Tich Buibling
Shaun
Lesle Sirthiing
Bacon
Japan
Pom
McCutchen
Ging Shanklin
Clemson College
Seneca
John C. Neville
Dae
Neville
West Union
Mira, Jr. Dendy
Frances Strib
Walhalla
MV Faves Minewanon
Megan
Foth Wintton
Cherelle
Lance Aanber
A. J. Adams
Adina
Ake
Elnh
Apu
Maat Cie H Tiniter
Merde Tolland
Burighiey
Sumiday Moring
Walter Stelekhind
Turton & Co
Thanghe
Hannon
Dry Senda
Din Oster
Greenville
Cary
Margaret Moreison
Clanson
Sinmday
Cotton Crop Condition and Market Movement Report
The September 25 condition of the cotton crop averaged 66.9 percent, higher than a month earlier, with a long term trend. Prices rose to late December and March futures before easing, as government figures differed from private estimates and traders anticipated further bullish demand. The piece notes market reactions, foreign demand, and a Presbyterian church delegation's election outcome in Newhovey.
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Washington
Evan Renéeiins
Department of Agrhendare
Bates
Offerinss
Heowell
OweLing
Accidents Cast Shadow on Vanderbilt Race on Long Island
A chaotic day on the Long Island Motor Parkway ends in multiple crashes. Jarry Grant wins the electrifying event driving a 2 2iehorse power Aleo, while Joe Dawson places second in a Marnjen. Chevrolet mechanic Charles Miller dies after a parapet plunge and driver Aub is killed in a subsequent crash. Ward Lynch dies later at a hospital from injuries.
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Long Island Motor Parkway
N Y
Detteo
Jarry Grant
Grant
Joe Dawson
Ty Go Ominnio
Sis Veemida
Westhiry Road
Peng
Ernane
Matthew Bacon
Stone
Hy Stone
Trier
Aub
Made Ward Lynch
Eleven men linked to Hagenbeek Wallies murders identified
In a Colombia to Columbus route robbery and murder case, eleven men are named as implicated in the Hagenbeek Wallies heist. Authorities say they have evidence to convict all eleven, including two white and nine Black suspects. The incident involved a circus entourage and a Thursday night arrest spree in Richmond County Jail, with ties to a gunfight and a fatal shooting on a Sunday morning between Colombia and Avusnate.
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Austen
Hay
Thiepbiete
Colmobia
Anpasta
Thornlag
Pant AL Wik Jae
Athens
Colmubli
Aloe
Nik
Cityarman
Eemployea
Rook Font
Colombia
George T Mileit
Ebiot
Musista Poles
Hagenbeek Wallies
Paul AC Wilms
Coline Wa
Clef Bholl
Lida
Lome
Tank Whiaime
Cho Tagenbeek-Wallace
Avusnate
Richmond County
Aoven Negroud
Fred
Westmin ster Events and Social Notes Highlight Busy Week
Minster news covers upcoming shows at the auditorium with The Alealiost Tables The Misses Wham and other acts to open October 8. It also notes carter’s absence due to a family emergency, local visits, cotton season plans, and community church events led by Rev. A. T. Mavett.
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Westmuster
Westminster
Biel Haral
Carter
Waynesville
D.C
J. Carter
Porge Manvett
Mark Ryooleman
Mpson
Seneen
JW. McGee
Mayes
Poveon Klang
Explosion wrecks Times Building in Los Angeles
An early morning explosion leveled the Times Publishing Building in Los Angeles, killing a number of workers and injuring dozens. authorities offer a large reward set at 100000 dollars for information leading to the arrest of the conspirators.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Huildligs
Canning
Geore
Ives
Cominy Deektre
Ula
Nner
Hite
Walta Alle
Wade
Voast
Eles
Che Thea
HG. Ons
J. Zoehandolaan
Merchants’ and Mamutnety Ters Associ
Harel Abu Grey Obis
The
Los Angeles ‘Times
Octogenarian Fair Play Celebration at Isbell Homestead
The Isbell family hosted a community gathering at the old homestead near Tipulag River on Saturday September 24. Thirty five attendees shared a long day of visiting, a bountiful oak shaded dinner, and plan for future get togethers. Local residents Mrs. Oitaholl and Mrs. Wang were among the guests along with others from Salem and nearby towns.
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Chidren
Robert
Nancy Isbell
New
Tipulag River
Rewnton Hey
Moe Peabody
Tae
Babbie
Peabody
R. Harris
A. R. Marett
Boal
Reedey
Mise
Siva
West
Podhont
Pullen
Joming
Mies
Shani
Carrhe Smith
Deh R. Het
Teon
Hople
Dole Kiox
Lowide Sheldon
Hela Thompson
Wiel Marott
Laweena
Laany Sheldon
Todd
Mike Dollie Knox
Man Cor Wiley
Riehard
Harry J. Sheldon
Charleston
Chinetel
J. Monroe Withies
Archie Todd
Anderson
Pasced
Robots
Wai
Asides Son
Mk Lyenly-bie
Het Oweel
Pnt
Mick
Burghary Shock at Walhalla Store Ends in Depletion
A burglary in Walhalla led to substantial goods depletion after a night of activity. Henry and his son were involved, with authorities alerted as they prepared for the day. A witness reported the burglary occurred during the previous night and was discovered early in the morning.
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Walhalla Hitsier
Phim
Henry
Uechenig
Heneley
AE. Henry
Untitled historical notice fragment from early 20th century
A damaged OCR fragment from a town notices page references September and October 1910 events in New Townville and nearby locales. It mentions officials, ministers, and individuals such as Rev. PO Linus and Lonis Osborne, with scattered names and dates across multiple lines.
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Powilenes
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Morcasi
C. W
J. E. Bauknight
Waltiailla
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SENEC
Kilpatrick
Mamillon Wedilig
Draynunt Paras Brangii
Widen
Aptos
Chiayuhertiin
Seneca Phavinteyha
CG. Marth
Glen College
Gentyal
Sonvod
John Robin
Vlail
North Carolina
Stonth Carolina
Missouri
Eid Ries
Gough
ACTOS
New York
Lois Chavrater
Charles Miller
Canad
Chevrolet
Eaviier
Nik Gar
PRAT
Hever Mon
Tn Ce
Amir
Beth
Wathatlny OG
Minster News
Carter TE
Phoro
Aearlel
Colton
Wilton Mason
Sabarh
Westiitixtor
Mn Mitchell
Anedersoil
Carlor
Navies
Abboville
Miueshne Normeee
Wil Lemmona
Elorkiie
Rutor & Co
Geo
Con Ferrell
Q. A. Leathers
Lorthons
Otha
Gti
Ada Marett
Big Et
Poecon
Drenker
David McChina- Nan
Clennon
Bordado
Tanle Alexander
Pola- Hives
Don Vandiver
Red
J Vandiver
M Sloun Kilbane
Oakwas
Pyadishiy
Sarah Anderson
Louise
Kua Tay
KW. Marett
Eharee
der Xehud
Ali Mm Troeder
Marett
Mathew
Poplar Springs
Concen
Hi. Meniavid
de i. Tair
Win
Don Carter
Cobb
Tassieus
Les Povetionas
Mekaren
Keon
Rollins
Titer
Chambertda
Ah AW
Hell, Wallalaghia
Wy Wiskliffe
Weat Union
Mvi
Flelits Betieve Ui
Wheely Coat
Mere Ui
Jonn
Theowers
Los
Oakland
Soathern Chhievita Ely
Sunshine Roviety
Leva Happenings
Ae Bounty Band
Tailt Shanklip
Chay Silty
Mika
Idr
Toller
Missea
Chile
Dali le Simin
Walter
Clarence Figen
Hebeen
Matto
Mie
Taewell
Diaisr
Mura Ona
Ana Nwitia Mieke
Clemvon
Hieseu Leed Homes
Mary Mownett
Mica
Gilet
Po Pattons of
Wathalle School
Vie Resahor
Thoraday
ATL
Payita
Ak Suhuol Howe
W. Gisque
Henry Eateved
Burendl
Mavceimondy
Matridd
Hey. TC. Bigon Dole
Townville
Mareled
Townvie
D.C. Wiser
Lion
Haute
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