Artillery Exercises Dominant in Infantry Training
A wartime notes feature urges more artillery relevant drills within the east department. It lists specific obstacle and endurance tasks, including a 220 yard dash up stairs with 70 pounds, hauling projectiles, and complex lane courses. The piece references military officers and units, and ends with a local marriage notice and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the East
Putin
Seratch
Slype
Beonhy
Dalton
Sorjeant He Cn
Luitor Lo. Verner
Walhalla
Constables Placed In Pickens County
Governor Heyward ordered constables to enforce the whiskey law in Pickens County funded by a half mill levy. Tlammiet’s report to the Governor says Newberry and Pickens show similar conditions with enforcement supported by local officials and citizens, but violations persist outside town. He recommends placing constables where necessary in Pickens County to curb illicit traffic.
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Heyward
Hamsmet
Pickens
Trimmet
Newberry
Tlammiet
Pigkone
100S PLC
Lam
Pickens County
CASTOR Beara the The Wind Yenapee Bought Fase Oakway
Oakway, October 20. The cotton in this section will soon be picked and farmers prepare land for wheat and oats. Miss Bertha Hobanks attends Greenville Female College. Several locals visit and attend prayer meetings at the Baptist church. young people gather at Mr and Mrs I Mason’s home for song and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakway
Farahere
Bertha Hobanks
Oakways
Greenville Female, College
Tiptee
Mason
Ereetinie
Wille Balwant Lak
Sisappl
Charlie Hoovey
Severa
the Baptist Church
Throat Ailment Remedies Mentioned in Short Notice
Fragmentary reader note describes throat irritation with coughing and temporary relief from a weekly mixture. Contains unclear phrases and repeated words, offering no verifiable entities or dates.
Scott's Emulsion Cures Cold and Soothes Throat
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a cure for colds and sore throats. It claims the product reduces irritation, nourishes weakened tissues, and supports recovery from bronchitis, touting its soothing effects and restorative properties.
Sermon and Local Visit Round Fair Play Area
Rev Mr Herron preached at the Baptist church on Sunday. Residents and visitors from Bounty Land Fort Madison Westminster Lavonia and Anderson were noted visiting relatives and friends. Local names include Lowell Smith Frank Pickett Ida Marett Daisy Tompkins Joe McClain Merman Campbell and others with updates on family activities over the weekend.
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Fair Play
Mr Herron
Baptist Church
Lowell Smith
Frank Pickett
Bounty Land
Clifton King
Fort Madison
Lavada Marett
Westminster
Walter Heller
Larry Marett
Atlanta
Ida Marett
Daisy
Sanday
Mrv Andora
John Tompkins
Tertin
Clayton Maya
Dora
Anderson
Joe McClain
Morman Campbell
Lavonia
Mary Sheldon
Helen Thompson
Boleman
Reid Creek
Lou Boleman
Mero
Clarence Callahan
Ati
Secret Wedding at Bedside Heals Ill Suitor in New York Dispatch
Miss Elsie Anderson a prominent city society girl secretly wed Hubert Tutchinson on October 4 at his bedside after he fell gravely ill from appendicitis. The ceremony was performed by her father Rev Thomas W Anderson and witnessed by the bride’s mother and one other person. Doctors had warned of death but the new bride’s presence and the vows seemed to revive him, with plans for a honeymoon in about two weeks.
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Elsie Anderson
Hubert Tutchinson
New York Dispatch
Thomas. W. Anderson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ana
Change of venue in murder case shocks district court
District Judge Wilson granted a change of venue to Bexar County for the case of Monk Gibson indicted for the murder of Mrs. J F Conditt and her four children. While the order drew public focus twelve rangers guarding Gibson abducted him from jail, stabbed him, and escaped aboard a train without resistance.
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Hida
Axa
Wilson
Bexar County
Monk Gibson
Malian Colonies for the South Aims to Resettle Italians
The Tua American Xricaltural ssoei tion, backed by capital and notable philanthropists including President Roosevelt, plans New York offices to develop land in the South for Italian colonization. Bishop Bonavenuice B. Broderick leads efforts with a group of wealthy businessmen, proposing land tracts sold on easy terms and co operation with railroads and employers. A pilot of 64 acres to be divided into twenty-acre plots centers for church, schools, stores, and public use. The slogan Go South, young man is invoked as a future driver of migration. The second notice mourns Mrs. Reuben Ivo Sr., born July 20, 1828, Greenville, died Sept 29, year unknown, with elegiac verses and family memories shared by Hattie K. Leo.
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Roosevelt
Tua
New York
Havin
Bonavenuice B. Broderick
Hislop
Fuliopotis
Italy
Sath
Panies
South
Phen Joiot Stork
Tie
Horace Greely
Train career ends in tragedy at Asheville
In Asheville on October 19, Robert Cordell, a young employee of the Southern Railway, was run over by a freight train near the city. He suffered the loss of both legs and died after attempting to move between the tracks and hid behind machinery before falling in front of an approaching train.
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Asheville
Robert Cordell
Southern Railway
Adams Express Robbery Suspect Detained in Bridgeport
Pittsburg robbery fugitive Kiward George Guuliffe, wanted for stealing 1000 dollars from Adams Express Co., was arrested in Bridgeport Connecticut. He claimed the money was intact and offered to return without extradition papers but refused to reveal hiding place until returned to Pittsburg. He carried 290 dollars at arrest.
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Bridgeport
Conny
Kiward
George Guuliffe
Pittsburg
Adams Express Co
Breset
Lle
Tittsburg
Efe
Three Papers A Week For One Fifty Special Offer
A clubbing arrangement with the Charleston Semi Weekly News and Courier offers The Keowee Courier plus the other paper for 4.50 per year. The notices claim Keowee Courier is among the best in Oconee County and South Carolina, with the Weekly News providing South Carolina news and telegraphic features. The offer advertises two papers for roughly the price of one, inviting readers to subscribe.
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Harleston
News and Courier
Keowee
Oconse County
Hout Carolin
Saint Hays
South Carol
Rim
Bet
Uyweek
Lotus
South Carolina
Cheap Exclusion Rates to Charleston During Gala Week
Charleston hosts Gala Week and Coast Pair Association events from November 6 to 11. Southern Railway offers round trip fares from all South Carolina points to Augusta at one state union fare plus 23 cents, with tickets on sale November 4 to 10 and trains arriving in Charleston by noon November 1 final limit November 105. Sawders Railway adds extra coaches on trains into Charleston November 5 to 12 to ensure ample seating for travelers. For details, contact We Hickotanente at We Hannity OT, Avy Chatleaton.
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Charleston
Southern Railway
South Carolina
Augusta
Sawders Railway
Hannity
Avy Chatleaton
Supreme Court Supports City Council in Georgia Case
The U S Supreme Court sustained the Washington city council in a Georgia case, ruling the state court's penalties could not be interfered with by federal courts. The decision would limit federal review of state court actions and affect how municipal offenses are processed, especially for petty crimes managed by local courts.
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Washington
Georgia
T Municipal Courte
Spoor
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Seneca
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Seman
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Seneed
Chas
Garland
Conetral
We. Thuit
Meetharland
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The
Wind
Yenapee
Fase
Brace
LB Tammy
Charon Gray
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Fair Play News
Lela
Bonnie Tompkins
Tom Wiley
Sam
Cliff
Ables
John
Dorria and
Linell
Waren
and Childrens’ Shoes
Dren
Lena
Price
Seneca, S. C
Reuben Ivo, Sr
Reuben Lee
Tome
Tiley Carotine Lee
Greenville
John Ross
Ross
Oconee County
Mes
Lee
Thora
Mother
Hattie K. Leo
Adams Express Company
Chamberlain
Kane
Lt Miny
U. S. Supreme Court
Sustain City Council
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