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Reapec
Gast
Pretty Lavonia Wedding Unites Vaughan and Miller Pair
A home wedding was held at 3 20 PM Wednesday at the bride’s parents’ residence in Lavonia Georgia uniting C G Vaughan and Miss Lula Miller Rev J R Moore officiated The bridal party included attendants John Ford and Miss Araula Christopher The bride wore white silk and a monogram watch seal heirloom Brooch The bridesmaid wore pink Princess gown The couple departed for Westminster after a 4 48 PM train today with many neighbors and out of town guests present The article notes the bride’s lineage and praises the couple’s future prospects
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CG. B
Lavonia
C. G. Vaughan
Lula Miller
J. R. Moore
John Ford
Arauln Cristopher
Marshal Neal
Mra
S. K. Christopher
Araula
Mary Lucy
Misa Berta Simmons
Gainesville
B. ®. Varney
Richland
A. W. Norried
M.A. Simpson
Salubrity
J. C. Mileler
G. A. Parker
Garelandville
Walter Shirley
Mina Mole Parker
Partoratown
Ursula Philetopher
Westminster
South Carolina
Vaughan
Walhalla
Fife
Discovery of New Use for Gum Wood in Pavements
Washington October 1 Special gum trees like black and tupelo gum may play a major role in future street pavements. A New York wood company, after talks with Forest Service, plans to preserve and treat blocks to resist wear and decay. The timber grows in the Southern swamps, especially the Dismal Swamp, and is now seen as a strong pavement material when properly preserved.
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Washington, D.C
South Atlantic
Gulf’ States
Wood Preserving Company
New York
Washington
Forest Service
I 5
Uncle Sun
Reapedy
Norfolk
Day of Crime in Chicago Recap of Murders and Attacks
Chicago reports a wave of crime with two baffling murders, one self-inflicted death, another killing, and an assault on a six year old white girl. Unidentified man’s body in the river, weighted with stones. Joseph Genfaut’s body found in the lake near Twelfth Street. House Price killed his wife and then died by suicide. John Goss killed Fillda Anderson in a feud. a black assailant attacked another victim. Also mentions Foley's Kidney Gata advertisement.
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Chicago
Joseph Genfauit Talen
Twalfth
Price
John Goss
Fillda Anderson
Negrown
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Upheld
An old time ad declares a $100 reward for an incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It touts J Cheney Co of Toledo and lists testimonials of long acquaintance, mentions internal treatment, and notes prices and druggists. It also advertises Hall's Family Pills and engraving services from THO Owree Sova in Walhalla South Carolina.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney
Klafrin
Wailding, Kinnan & Marvin
Drogeleta
Promised Rest in Heaven Sermon and Ads
Fragmented obituary and sermon fragment praising the deceased’s entry into rest, followed by an advertisement promoting Rings Dyspepsia Tablets with a two day free trial and listing Dr. J. W. Bell and W. J. Lunney as sellers. The piece blends religious reflections with a medical ad.
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J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Abolition of state offices urged in campaign talk
The piece argues against multiple state posts such as Immigration and Bank Examiner, urging that senators be kept focused on major duties. It notes high salaries and suggests broader reform, while a Bee’s Laxative Cough Syrup ad is included with local sellers J W Belly and W J Lunnoe.
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News and Courier
State Commissioner of Immigration
State Bank Examiner
Con‘grena
Tillman Piano Fiasco Aboard Treaty Claims Commission
Washington reports say Senator Tillman faced uproar as his piano stored with ex Senator Chandler was moved from the Spanish treaty claims office. A reprieve halted removal on the sidewalk and the commission sought a hospitable home for the cherished instrument. Pineules remedy ad appears at article end.
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Washington
Rodneys
Ita
Tillman
Chandler
Tilman
South Carolina
Tribunal
Oconoa County Farmers' Union Meeting Notice
Westminster September 20 The Oconoa County Farmers Union calls a meeting at Richland on Friday October 11 at 10 30 am A full delegation from each local union is requested Dues for the year beginning October 1 are 1 28 per year 32 cents per square yard divided five cents local ten cents county sixteen cents State two cents national Local unions must pay dues in advance and remit before password is received Local secretaries are to write State Secretary Greenville A C for quarterly report blanks and other information J B Harris Provident AWN Prichard Bec
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Westminster
Spo- Gal
Oconoa County
Farmers’ Union
Richland
Greenville
A. C
J.B. Harris
Provident
AWN
Prichard
Bec
Plague Outbreak Reported in San Francisco Hospital
San Francisco notes a bubonic plague outbreak with thirty deaths and fifty suspects under observation at the Tarian Hospital, per Dr Bh. The report cites cave formations and escalating case concerns.
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San Francisco
Tarian Hospital
Westminster Knitting Mills Increases Capital Stock To 40000
Westminster Knitting Mills board adopts a resolution to raise capital stock by 20000 to 40000 and issue 400 shares of 50 par value designated as Preferred Stock with 7 percent cumulative dividends. Common stock rights follow Preferred and a stockholders meeting is set for October 25, 1907 at 3 p.m. in Westminster Bank Building. Proxies encouraged for absent holders.
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Westminster
The
Westminster Knitting Mills
Weatminster
WM. P. Andurson
M. Norris
J. Bo
Real estate listings from Wooten and Burton agents
Wooten farm near Madi offers 108 acres of Teaiatio lands on easy terms. Walhalla area notices include Nicholwon’s Hone and Lot in West Walhalla with 49 acres and 34 miles from Walhalla. O. Burton and 4. Bentley advertise selling property and market help for buyers and sellers.
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W. A. Wooten
Madi
Rowland
Walhalla
Nicholwon
Aanaeea Road
Walthall M
O. Burton
Bentley
Notice to Trespassers and Probate Notices from 1907
A historical page prints legal and trespass notices from Oconee County South Carolina. It includes a strict trespass warning on lands owned or controlled by recipients, a citation for Letters of Administration for Joseph Sharp deceased with October 19 1907 probate appearance at Walhalla, a notice to debtors of D OC Alexander deceased with November 16 deadline, and a final settlement and discharge filing for Archie M Todd estate with hearing October 21 1907.
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South Carolina
Oconee
Court of Probate
C. R. Burns
Gircult
Sharp
Thade
Joseph Sharp
Idmenieh Gil
Walhalla Court House
R. D. Burns
Derk Otreult Court
Oconee County
Keowee
D.oc
Alexander
Elisha Alexander
D. A. Sailth
South Carolin
Ai Hoon
Archie M. Todd
J. W. Todd
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G. W. Gignilliat
Jaynes, Shelor
Smith & Steck
Seanareca
Walhalla, 8. C
Cota
Foley
Canus
Lolau
Leota Forte
McJunkin
Reat
Christ
J. W. Belly
Otman
J. W. Dell
Ing County Farmers’ Union
Bret Eke Rien
Poleys
Ads. & Wait
Sallie Phaxico
L. C. Brock
Belmont Hchool Howse
Ais~ Erlet
W. EB. Hardie, Co. L, Willbanks, Lae Ross
Foleys