Judge Klugh Lifelong Abbeville Jurist Dies at Home
Judge James G Klugh, aged 64, died at his home here after several months of ill health. Born April 16, 1857 at Coke’s bury he was the son of Wesley Klugh and grandson of Henry Farr. He studied at Wake Forest College and Northwestern University and earned a BA in 1877 and an MA later. He taught at Greenwood for three years and held a professorship at Southwestern University of Texas before turning to law. Admitted to the bar in Abbeville in 1882, he served as county attorney, was Master of Abbeville County in 1897, and later a judge on the county and state bench. He was married to Miss Prices Caroline Hring Aty and left a widow and six children. A veteran of public service, his career spanned education, law, and judiciary service.
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Toxda
Thoms Klugh
Joe Klagh
Coronaca
Cokesbury
James Coke Klagh
Wesley Coke Klugh
Henry Farr
Mount Carmo
Abebeville
Judge Kiugh
Sevtions
Canefeveris School
Walford College
Dle
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Greenwood
Jenviings College
Southwestern University of Texas
University of Virginia
Abbeville
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Acceed Chen
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Untitled regional notice on transport and society
The report describes a gathering of workers and farmers in a region near Tigray, with mentions of a COMAPI event and Theta Gir Tied. It notes a call to action by local leaders and mentions testing at a Torneo Deters site as part of a broader community effort affecting merchants, laborers, and railway workers.
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New York
Tigray
Oeera
Ente Torneo
Mio
Paka
Clemson Extension Warns on Cotton Insect Pests Across the Field
The Clemson Extension discusses seasonal crop protection focusing on whitefly, bollworm, corn stalk borer, and root pests. It outlines winter refuges, soil burial, fall plowing, and cleansing crops to reduce pest carryover and prepare fields for next year.
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Roy Hiseett
Conrail
Cotton up surig to go up says Farmers Union leader
A statement by President Barrett of the Mayiners' Union claims the majority of its Southern members are holding cotton back. He urges nonmembers to join in the campaign to raise prices, arguing farmers should reap the value of the staple. The notice also profiles Omaha Mayor James C. Dahlman and his background.
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Union City
Barrett
Mayiners’ Union
Harvett
Farmers’ Union
Cep & Preston
Palmers
Walhalla High School Notes Honor Roll and Meetings
The two literary societies at Walhalla High School have started regular meetings on the first and third Fridays of each month, featuring readings, essays, current events, declamations, recitations, and debate. The Honor Roll lists high marks in attendance, department, and overall averages, naming top students by grade.
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Mary Ellen Wilson
White Man Slain in Gin Near Sumter Oct 12
A white man named CG Pope, an overseer on Hy J Harby’s place, was cut in a gin yesterday near Sumter and died from the injuries after being moved to Sumter Hospital. The accident occurred as he inspected the gin shortly after noon and his arm and breast were severely mangled. Pope had arrived earlier this year and lived several miles from town. The case is reported as a fatal accident with medical attention rendered on site and at the hospital.
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Sumter
CG. Pope
Hy J. Harby
Sumter Hospital
Series of assaults on young girls in Conilin district shocks Cineinpad
A distressed report from Cineinpad, Ohio, notes a woman found injured on Agoes street. Police say violence tied to a pattern of attacks by jang ilers over the last years. Authorities fear for the victim but hope for recovery.
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Teele's Grave Marked Ansonville Correction
Ansonville North Carolina October 12 Editor Courier corrects a prior report about Captain Steele's grave marking. The family states no government stone exists and describes their own recently placed headstone for their father and a stone for their mother. The letter is signed by Myra Agnes Doyle, Louisa Alice Steele, and others.
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Trmpa
Mia
Louisa Alice Steele
Jackson
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Tremendous Sub Sea Quake Hits Mexican Coast
A massive undersea quake off Lower California triggers a devastating tsunami over Guaymas and nearby towns. More than 600 people killed and property losses exceed 1,000,000 dollars. Cities including Manohalme Ovitwa and Sandose are wiped out or severely damaged. many areas remain in ruins with boats wrecked and coastlines battered.
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Mexico
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