Wheat and Corn Contest Rules 1911 In Oeales County
County rules require entrants to pay one dollar per acre and lay off the farm plot by set dates for wheat oats and corn prizes. Surveys by designated officials, affidavits on yields, and timely submissions determine prize awards with a six prize fund split. Entries and fees due April 1911, with several local signatories listed. Also notes on Chamberlains Liniment and a Gulfport murder report for context.
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Oeales
Priazen
Barnett
Davis
Alexander
Seneca Hosts Floral Show And County Exhibits
Local notes from Seneca October 24 report Ringling Bros. shows in Greenville and Anderson on the 27th and 28th, and a countywide floral show November 1–2. Rules cover entry times, selling blooms, and exhibit checkout. Clemson’s Prof Daniel to speak. Mrs Cora Ligon to perform. music program planned with refreshments both days.
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Seneca
Greenville
Anderson
Ringling Bros
J. 1
Litton
Daniel
Clemson College
Cora Ligon
Vson
Will Ivnder
I. M. Coleman
L. W. Jordan
North
Misa ‘Turner
North Carolina
J. A. Brock
Old Stone Church Association
Marla Dendy
Richland
Ethel Ashe
Stella Mincannon
I. J. McWhorter
Augusta
Clemson
Stelbling
Emma Stribling
Morrison
Rank Martin
Stribling
Georgia
Movida
Richland News Bribes and Quilting Event Highlights
Wehland hosts an annual Sunshine Society meeting at Rock Springs church with officers elected for the year. Reports from local residents cover visits, quilting gatherings, and social events in Richland and nearby towns. A large quilting day featured many elders and mothers, followed by a social meal and the formation of a quilting club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Mesdames Cunningham and
Neens
Greenville
L. Charles
M.'l. Hughs
Lilie Hughs
Walhalla
Wehland
W. H. Hughs
J. DP. Stribling
Richland Church
Newberry
W. R. Hughs
Hughs
Ada Wyly
Marion Coe
Wredda Hughs
Westminster
Lula Wyly
Grace
Marion Verner
Selma
Fay Driver
Wille McDonald
Vera Coe
Edith Foster
Carrie McMahan
Nettle Hubbard
Masters John Verner
Jefe McMahan
Wayne Wyly
Westminster School Events and Local News Snapshot
Westminster notes a Sunday union service at the auditorium with Rev. M. B. K. Peabody at 11 15 a.m. and Rev. I. G. Lavender at 7 p.m. A white man, Will Cooper, killed Ed Miller after a cotton dispute. Cooper surrendered, claiming self defense. Other items cover moves, arrests for concealed weapons, school track results, and local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Cooper
Miller
Coa
Valhalla
J. D. Witherspoon
Craig Hill
S.C
Shirley
Frank Sheldon
J. A. Carter
Wendeton
Richland
Kidd
Cason
Hartwell
Nina Wham
Atlanta
Loos Zimmerman
Monroe
J. CG. Terrell
Airy
Anna
Pearle Marett
W. M. Baker
Westminster High School
Barnett
Marett
L. Q
Greazeale
Cely
White Republican movement organized in Oconee County
In a morning meeting at the Court House about twenty men organized a white Republican party in South Carolina. A. C. Merrick opened the session, C. W. Gray was elected chairman, and O. W. Pitts secretary. Delegates to tomorrow’s Columbia state meeting were chosen to form a strictly white party with no negro affiliation.
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Court House
Oconee County
South Carolina
A. C. Merrick
C. W. Gray
Westminster
O. W. Pitts
Columbia
Pmanent
Republican Jar
South
CG. W. Gray
W. H. Cox
Oconee
Balloon America II lands in Canada. search for missing aviators continues
The America II balloon, last未 reported since October 17, passed Thompsonville Michigan on October 18, with Aer o Club of St Louis confirming. Hanley and Post, aboard the Americas, remain missing as search lines extend into Canadian wilderness without news. A winter lecture series to aid Valhalla Graded School offers five acts, starting November 9, with proceeds supporting Athletic and Oratorical Associations.
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St. Louis
America II
Thompsonville
Mich
Aero Club of
Pitchford
Valhalla Graded School
Boston
Valhalla
W. Gasque
Fourth annual Sunday school convention at Walhalla
The Lutheran church in Walhalla hosts the fourth annual Sunday school convention on November 8 1910 inviting township delegates to attend. The program includes devotional exercises enrollment of members reports, the consecrated teacher, adult class, missionary portion, cradle roll, round table, and talks by local ministers and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla
G. M. Wilcox
A. J. Driggers
David
Misa Allee Strong
PB. G. Lavender
T. W. Keltt
Bs. Woodward
Oconee Union Split Debated in October Vote
In Oconee South Carolina residents discuss the proposed move to Anderson. Citizens argue roads bridges and taxes would be better under Oconee and pledge to vote to stay. The piece notes local leaders urge residents to remain and reject outsiders influence.
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Vater
Oconee
Pendleton
Keowee Courier
Plekens
Andersson
Hay
South Carolina
Pickens
Anderson
Removak
Ocoenee
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J. E. Bauknight
Chamberlain
Seneca Pharmacy
J. C. Martin
Gulfport
Miss
T. J. Wrondun
Richland News
Foley
Barton Pharmacy
W. J. Lunney
Con Waggen
Wagener
Wagener Township
Mario Isbell
J. N. Herndon
Carrie Munter
May Haulton
Susie Bell
Stella Fincannon
Yiail
J. S. Hopting
Istings
J. W. Bell
Walhatla
G. W. Wick- Iliffe
Weat Union
Dairy
Zimmerman
Dillard
Breazeale
McDonald
Maret
C. D
Tribune
Tda Dean Poore
T. D. Poore
Geo. A. Moore
The
Christian Church
Ernest Barton
J. J. Bareton
Townville
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Barton
J. WH. Ayers
Corrie Davis
Burt Cain
Wd. Whitfield
Ooohee Cotton MI
Children Ory
Fletcher
Castoria
NEW Republican Party
America
Wagener ‘Township
Ocon
Naples
Get
Bay of
Salerno
Ischia
Proeida
Crippen
London
Hawley J. Crippen
Iis
Belle Elmore
Gshilaren
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