Local notes and obituaries from Little River area
Damaged OCR yields a fragmented local notice sheet. Mentions burial of Mrs J L Talley and a Salem Baptist member, September 2 dates, sympathy extended to families, illness of Job Rice, Mrs Jamen Worbie and children visiting mother, land purchases of 140 acres plus 160 acres, timber interests by Shackles and Rincon, salim plant development, squirrel hunting, attendees Norman Whitten and Alfok-Alborteoh, revival activities by Rev O U Crate, Alexandre hand injury, John Frasier home return from North Carolina, visits by G R Wake and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Talley Bas
Clapman
Salem
Ira
Jamen Colligngbideon
Walbhalls
Wahlmite
Jamen W. Worbie
Holden
Ganteat
Ry Ativan
UDO
Moan. Ter
Maddon
Bhookley
Hes & fHratolssa
Salim
Thoro
Atay
Raat Tay Miley
Norman Whitten
Alfok- Alborteoh
Crate
Like River
Mae
Alexandre
Yortune
John Frasier
North Carolina
G. R. Wake
Salon
J.S. Holden
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claiming 100 Dollar Reward
An advertisement asserts catarrh causes deafness and inflamed mucous surfaces. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills, claiming to restore hearing by addressing nasal and sinus inflammation. circulars offered from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theraia
J. Cheney & CO
Fropeatars
Toledo
Hall
Pilla
Hope Happenings in October Community Update
October notes note local visits and health news. Mrs Abbott of Greenville visits daughter Mrs Smith in Rawley. Mr and Mrs Tom Gillespie of Ensley visit Mra Hunt and relatives. Albert Roe improves from fever. Pearle Brown departs to Anderson for high school. Mrs Style Knox visits kin in igus. Mine Warne Morgan plans widens term. Andy Abbott visits home near Seneca. Community friends recall religious services Sunday. many other unnamed locals mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Grewnville
Mra
Bmith
Rawle
Tom Gilleaple
Ensley
Har M
Hunt
Joanie Tollixon
Senoon
Albert Lro
Jonna
Tam Ramaay
Pickens
Sunda Mian
Pearle Brown
Wolf Stake
Anderson
Stylea H._ Knox
Warne Morgan
Igus
Token County
Feland Mewbinses
Andy Abbote
John W. M
J.G. Hull
Seneca
George Kelley
Ete
Blood impurity claims from Dr. Pierce sales pitch
The text touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as cleansing impure blood and curing skin eruptions, ulcers, and chronic sores. It promotes All-Healing Salve and Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as companion remedies for stomach and liver comfort, urging readers to mail cash for postal delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia
Pieren
Tronriches Wl
Ploroch
B. V. Pineda
Buffalo
Goldan Medical
Golden Medical
Pierce
Marriages and community notices in Salem area
Salat Helen Salem October 1 marriage at the opening interter Bere avid Ramsay of Salem, J. C. Bennet of pairane as Sand Mtg Mary Loe ih Mro Marcnrat Chapman, on. The piece mentions Archin McAllator and Mr fan, Rev W M Walker teaching at a school, and a near completion of projects by Bennatt Moody. Also notes social events, a visit from Mike Jobunie Conningham, and arrivals in Salem. News from Joomsse Topassee October 1 T M Wilnon and family returning from Brown Hotel, Mrs Brown and children in Atlanta, Willie Whitmire hurt, Henry BE Jones of Tampa writes of Foley Kidney Cure testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mareied
Offhaaing Itiater
Bereavid Ramsay
Ooar
J. C. Bennet
Palrane
Mary
Jabiog
Turin
Walker
la Bony
Bennatt Moody
Mike Jobunie Conningham
Fort George
Vial BU
Mishes
Solem
Sahuty
Ap Kato
Walhalls
Irata
Daugher
Anderson
Farmare
Ajax Bornio E. Grant
Marlboro
Ashoni
Thord
Topassee
T. M. Wilnon
Brown
Honon Path Frida
North Carolina
A Note From Wardlaw Arizona September 28
A fragment from the Keowee Courier includes a personal note by Wardlaw of Safford Arizona. He praises Ansel and Sullivan and Mr. Lyon, comments on voting against joint statehood with New Mexico, hopes to ride the Oconee County Railway next year, and sends best wishes to friends and church communities. He also notes health and pleasant weather and references druggists refunding money if Fol ley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford
Arizona
Keonos
Ansel and Sullivan
Mr. Lyon
Oconee
Keowee
Walhalla
Chaptign
Hood
New Blozico
Conto
Foros
Tam
Very Truly
Wardinw
Greenwood City Council Ends Cotton Exchange Licences
At a Greenwood city council meeting a petition from numerous citizens urged closing of cotton exchanges and related businesses. The council unanimously granted no more licences to this kind of business, effectively ending the activity in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Bold Bank Robbers Strike Japanese Bank For Gold
A pair of robbers armed with revolvers beat two tellers at the Golden Gate Bank on 1598 O'Farrill Street. They seized 65,000 in cash and gold while one hijacked a teller and the other struck the paying teller. After the assault, they fled as police hunted without success. One victim later died from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Frankchen
Armad
Japanees
Bank
Kimmon Gioko
The
Golden Gate Bank
O'Farrill Strest
Rome
Mory
Pephoren
Uravaka
Women attack union linemen at Wichita strike event
Eleven wives of striking Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company line men attacked non union workers with clubs and stones in Wichita. L. F. Laggan district manager was struck several times as the women pursued the men who fled behind closed doors at the telephone company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company
Fed. L. F. Laggan
Talaphone Company
Return of 660 million urges Farmers' Union bid
Retin of six hundred sixty million dollars seized by the Federal Government after the Civil War is urged to be refunded for educational use in rural districts. The Farmers Union distributes petitions to Congress for the money and calls for a consolidation of farming organizations, urging purchases from union members to influence prices of cotton and other products. The document also notes a tax reform push and a state board proposal to replace township and county property assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korryvale
Kansas
Farmers’ Union
Ivory
Congress
United States
South
Ifnen
Walon
Develon
Fragmentary Field Note on Gold and Identity
A damaged fragment mentions gold items and a note about authenticity and value. The text is incomplete, with missing names, places, and clear events, but hints at a discussion of genuine gold and possible identifiers. No clear person, organization, or date can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Man in Fantastical Garb Tries Prank on Neal Taylor
In Holly Hill on a September night Major Taylor, a near resident, alarmed neighbor W D Bennett by entering a room at his brother’s home and donning a gown with holes and a drawn string. He then fled when discovered. He was admonished to leave town and not return. Included is a note about a cough syrup brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Hill
Moajor Taylor
Bennett
Taylor
W. D. Bonnett
Hin Brother
Ib Wan Tayelor
Merle
Jeavon
Dillon Merchant Killed In Loyalton Mill Row
Dillon, September 29. John Ty Bain, a merchant, was killed at his store opposite Dillon Cotton Mills by Kelly Quick, a mill worker, after a dispute with Quick's wife. Both men drew weapons. Bain was shot in the left arm, then killed when Quick fired buckshot as Bain advanced. Quick has been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
John Ty Bain
Dillon Cotton Mills
Ram Adot
Kelly ‘Quick
Bain
Quick
Mraulck
Ain
Golok
Renuy
Balin
Baio
Auditor election results spark third primary in Lancaster and Anderson counties
A statistical note cites 1904 India fatalities from snakes and wild boars totaling 24 084 with 21 000 by anake biven. In Lancaster county the second primary for Auditor shows Horton and Porter each with 1054 votes, necessitating a third primary. In Anderson county the Auditor race is separated by five votes with Barrias 1958 and Craig 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Sonken
Anake Biven
Thatia
Lancaster County
Horton
Porter
Anderson County
Barrias
Craig
Wanted for Forgery in Georgia and Alabama
A man who registered at the Valdes Hotel in Valdosta October 4 is badly wanted on forgery charges. A $100 reward is offered. Reports say he claimed ties to Western Iron and Supply in St Louis and is also sought in Tifton Opelika and other Georgia and Alabama towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Valdes Hotel
Sheppard
St. Louie
Lono
Tifton
Opelika
Ala
Georgia
Alabama
Western Iron Rkand Supply Company
Ee Louis
E. D. Ferroil
The
Valdes
Unpaid Draft Claims Bank Nonaffiliation with Fraud Scheme
A draft drawn on the National Bank of Commerce St. Louis was returned unpaid. A St. Louis company said it had no business relation with the bank or with Sheppard, who purportedly swindled many hotels. The text includes garbled phrases and references to fraudulent pitches and refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Commerce
St. Louis
Algueil
J. M. Herd
St. Louis Company
Bits
Sheppard
Five Mora and Bailes Found in Mobile Storm Aftermath
Five more bodies have been recovered along the south shore from the Twat storm of last Thursday. One identified as Captain Jack dloten and another as Captain William Toon Steiner. Relief work continues rapidly and the destitute are being supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Jack Dloten
Willliam Toon Steiner
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J.W. Ball
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Dad Ie
Jenry Wooders
Wich bin Sinter
Mary Talley
Martha Wright
Warvicea Mt Mount Carmel Oburo
Henry BE. Jones
Tampa
Anjoy
Plasaure
JW. Boll
Bro, Wardlaw
Benla
Carye Hippe
Benulog
Aston
Yoo Jar Bosart
Thes
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Allokirtie-Breskars
Binto Rollof
J. W. Ball
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Sencoa
Retin
Jonen
Mascasing
Negro
Narres Excupe
Bell
Walehalla
W. J. Lainoey
Sane
Ballard- Snow Lintaent Co
Anne Walwalla Drug Company
de Lunney
Benec.eca
Centurion
ULE Medicine CO
Chicago
J. W. Bell
Orino
J. W. Hell
Astoria
Paihestco
ManZan
J. W. Diel
Wy J
Ye Lupney
Benoos
R. T. Jaynes
Bell Phone
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Ritera
Aicanta
Ruaranteod
B. Ss
Castoria
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F. F. Collins
Galle
D .P. Thomson
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C. W. Pitchford Co
Phows
D, H. Moore
Walbilis Drag
Jompany
Roy
W. J. Cart
Omco
Banky Carter’s
Westminster, 8. C
J. H. Burgess
Seneca, & OG
Ormce
W. F. Austin
J. W. Byrd & Co
Strano
Henwnom
Stribling & Herndon, Attorneys-At-Law
Waltalla
Artenriow
Tamu
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Carey & Shelor
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