Oakway Aug 31 social notes weave local visits and travels
Oakway notes list W M Gibson and Westminster friends moving back home. Visitors include Jane Haley from Graanville and Vedtor Bearden’s daughter Ann Welch from Alabama. Many relatives from Colfax North Carolina and Westminster visit, with locals like Mary Cole from Peluer, Claude and Clark Moore, Dora Haley, and Will Norris seen visiting. Farmers enjoy good fodder weather as gatherings begin.
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J. W. Bearden
Will Norris
Waymon Mason
Westminster
Hie Place
A Paying Investment ad for Dr King’s New Discovery
John Witle of 38 Highland Avenue Houston Maine testifies to an annual cough relief after trying many remedies. He reports buying a cc bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery and finding the cough gone after several doses. The testimonial notes a happy result and mentions a free trial bottle.
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Confederate Lt. Gen. Alexander Stewart Dies at 87 in Biloxi
Gen. Alexander Stewart, one of the last surviving Confederate lieutenant generals, died at his Biloxi home at age 87. Born October 11, 1821, in Rogersville Tennessee, he later taught at Cumberland University and was chancellor of the University of Mississippi before the war. Stewart led the Army of Tennessee at war’s end, and his death leaves Gen. Buckner as the sole surviving lieutenant general of the Confederacy. His funeral is expected in St. John’s, Mississippi, or nearby, with services in Tennessee possible.
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Neat Burn Treatment Available in Local Salve
Chambers lain's Salve proves a great household value for burns and skin ailments. It relieves pain almost instantly and speeds healing without scars. Also superb for chapped hands and sore skin. Price 25 cents. Sold by J W Bell Walhalla and W J Linney Seneca.
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Westminster School Opens Amid Large Turnout and Health Regulations
Westminster open ed Monday August 87 with 25d pupils in the graded school and 45 in the high school. Principal Brockman and the board require vaccination proof within a week. The issue discusses new facilities, lyceum plans, and notes on visitors, staff changes, local movements, and community events.
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N. W. Macaulay
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Anderson
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Cox
Mlus
Woman's Missionary Union
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Prohibition Yields Bitter Harvest in Oklahoma Beer Debacle
Oklahoma officials report 1000 barrels of beer dumped into a sewer at a local brewery as prohibition took effect. State Dispensary Agent Lawter and Internal Revenue Collector Howard witnessed the disposal in front of about 2000 attendees. The incident reflects abrupt policy change and public reaction during the transition. The narrative also includes a brief, formal gubernatorial message of thanks from Governor Ansel to South Carolina voters.
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Seneca News Items Chronicle Town Moving and Meetings
Seneca items note moving into remodeled Gigniliat building and new front after endless work. Re PB Cochran occupies a new store room, Ruskin Anderson heads to New York for fall goods, Dendy to the North for dry goods, and Adams plans a handsome line of candy goods. Presbyterian service featured Rev. Davie from Greenville and funeral duties for J. Cary. News covers rail depot meeting, burglary at Lowery warehouse, faculty moves, social events, and local church reports.
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M. R. Kirkpatrick
Smyrna Chirel
Ita
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State Democratic Executive Committee proclaims August primary results
Columbia August 29 report on the State Democratic Executive Committee meeting. It declares the August 25 primary results with no changes for the second primary, noting re-elections in several statewide offices and races across multiple districts. The document lists candidates, vote totals, and second races for key positions.
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Phrasey plea and tonic claim from old mother’s cure
An odd, garbled notice features Atrang, Pohumy, and Kay w. Cangrean arguing about a way to become atrang. A speaker asserts his feeble mother benefited from Bitters, claiming insomnia relief and strength gain, touting Wiluetyle Bitters as a stomach, liver, and kidney remedy with a guaranteed sale in drug stores.
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Local notes from Marietta gainive people and moves
Residents discuss upcoming school opening September 14 and new hires Prof Sanders as permanent at Cary cottage Townville area. Nearby families including Bacon Carpenter Sloan Mon OF De Tice Tall Hamfton Strickland and Agho are noted for visits moves and relocations in Spartanburg Anderson and Seneca areas.
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Mia
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Maxter Lowery Hamfton
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Anderton
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