Official Declaration of Result in Oconee County 1908
Official declaration from the Office of County Chairman Walhalla South Carolina summarizing primary election results dated August 27 1908. Names listed include J R Carle Paul P Sullivan Coke P Mann John F Craig Richard W Grubbs W White John L Reeder W N Bruce J T S Hopkin S H Marett and others with runoffs scheduled for September 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconee County
8. C. Walhalla
8. C
Alvernt
Namnd
Hemocratic Party
J. R. Carle
State Senate
Paul FP. Sullivan
Coke PD
Mann
Hotels of Representatives
John F. Craig
Richard W. Grubbs
W. ©. White
Maxtor
John L. Reeder
W. N. Bruce
Lee Kerr
R. H W. Boyd
Wade C. Hughs
J. H. Cantrell
W. J. Bohroder
John W. Reynolds
J. Bennett Hill
J. Fulton Hunnicutt
J. G. Miller
J. H. Allen
H.'Marett
Westminster
J. Hustace Hopkins
Senera
Marett
South Union
Jesse Lay, Jr
Whitewater Township
J. W. Shelor
T. D. Marett
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Reliable Relieve Back Pain
Mrs. R. D. Colkers of Valhalla Ohio reports suffering headaches back pain and nervous weakness with disordered secretions until using Doan's Kidney Pills. She bought a box at Dr J W Bells and experienced thorough relief continuing use. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Wester-Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Walhalla
R. D. Colkers
Main Street
Valhalla
Wiltry Noan
J. W. Bell
Tam
Venta
Wester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doana
Two Killed in Collision Near Hamden Oklahoma
Dallas dispatch reports a collision between a passenger train and a Frisoa work train between Hamden and Man Oklahoma. Conductor Graham and Brakeman Ballard died instantly. A third crew member died later and another was injured. Baggage and express cars were torn apart. none of the passenger crew hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Orelock
Hamden
Man
Okla
Graham
Hnemeer Ballard
Homing
Hreman
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Liver Health
An ad touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy to cure torpid liver and forestall digestive issues. It claims to restore stomach function, improve digestion, and support overall nutrition, warning against drastic drugs and unknown substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Jordia
Joan
Fortunes in orchard holdings and homegrown profits in old valleys
In the Rogue River Valley Oregon F H Hopkins made a $10000 profit from sixteen acres of winter Nelly pears and G I Hover bought ten acres of pear orchard at 560 an acre with a 9600 crop after fifteen months. J B Dumas expanded fifty acres of apples near Dayton Washington investing 18000. the apples sold for 6000 with total crop value 62000 yielding a 40000 return. The piece notes climate limits elsewhere and a French gardener with one acre in France selling 2500 yearly, illustrating extraordinary agricultural gains and novel farming methods including bell glasses over crops to boost yields.
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Echnical World
Rogue River Valley
Oregon
F. H. Hopkins
G. 1. Hover
J. B. Dumas
Dayton
Walla Walla
Southextern
Washington
Hat
Ancceas
England
Fe Acres
Berkshire
France
Europe
History Pendleton Farmers Society book for sale
A limited, neat bound volume 7 by 8 inches, 208 pages with illustrations, History of Pendleton Farmers Society now ready for delivery. Price one dollar by mail from J. B. Harris Secretary Pendleton 8 C Index and Introduction with many era topics and society accounts powered by early members.
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Pendleton Farmers’ Society
J. B. Harris
Pendleton
Mombera
Geo. Seaborn
D. A. Smith
Perry
Old Pendleton and Farmers’ Society
J. G
Maj. Benj. Sloan
Rocial
J.E. Ravenel
Thos
Clemson
Clemson College
Wo HL Tremcott
Taft Butler
Rock Branch
Nowa
Corn Popp By The Heat At Western Union Office
Roving reporters at Anderson Mall note an ear of corn popped by intense heat. WF W. Andrews of Western Union Telegraph Company explains dry, sun‑baked stalks caused popping via steam. Local farmers and observers visit to inspect the surprising grains and verify authenticity.
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Anderson Mall
WF. W. Anitraws
Western Union Telegraph Company
Une
Andrews
Daily Mall
Hone
Woman Robbed and Throttled In Front Of Trolley Car
New York Aug 24 a 45 year old unidentified woman was attacked on Amsterdam Avenue near 19th Street early this morning. Two sturdy men seized her as she neared the car track. One grabbed her handbag while the other throttled her screams. Motorman Thomas Murphy said the car couldn't stop in time and the men fled toward the Hudson River along 90th Street after throwing the woman under the moving wheels.
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New York
19Th Street
Amterdam Avenue
Thomas Murphy
90Th Street
Pink Pale Tableta Dr Shoops Formula Claim
An advertisement claims a 20 minute relief for headaches and various pains with a “260” box formula. It urges readers to ask a doctor about the formula and mentions J W Bett as a name in connection with the claim.
Visith Cliff Dwellers Discoveries In Sierra Madrag
American archaeologist H O Fup per reports cliff dwellings in western state Sierra Madrag. Gambate Creek residence contains eighty two rooms. Bio Chico and near Guaynapa sites have two to three houses. Dwellings built of stone with mud cement under overhanging cliffs. walls five inches thick. rooms five by four feet with twenty one by twelve inch doors. Findings suggest cliff dwellers were a final people.
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Chitamnan
H. O. Fupper
Sierra Madrag
Gambate Creek
Tio Chico
Bio Chico
Guaynapa
Helehe
Walla
Wapper
Birthday reunion at Rev. J Littleton home
In Salem on August 18 a family gathering celebrated Rev. J Littleton's 71st birthday. Many relatives attended and gifts were exchanged. A long table held plentiful dishes as 47 children and grandchildren were present, 27 not present, and 15 grandchildren had died. The oldest child was born in 1801.
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Salem
J. Littleton
Marriage license misfire ends bid for 10-year-old bride
In Baltimore area news, Rev. Geo. Fitzhugh, 67, faced a dropped license to wed Lain Virginia Frazier, 10. The license, issued in Bilicott City, was seized by Fitzhugh’s son. The groom suffers a heart attack and will be moved to a sanitarium after doctors confirmed mental illness concerns. The girl will be returned to Albamarte County, and Fitzhugh is linked to parish work near Anne Arundel County.
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Baltimore
Geo
Fitzhugh
Yeura
Laln
Virginia Frazier
Bilicott City
Hin
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Claim Universal Benefits
An advertisement warns against mercury containing remedies for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. It claims action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges buyers to ensure genuineness and provenance. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation with testimonials offered.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
I. J. Cheney & Co
Candidate announces for Tenth Judicial Circuit solicitor
Proctor A. Bonham announces his candidacy for Bolleitor of the Tenth Circuit in the Democratic primary. He pledges to abide the primary result and support the Democratic nominees.
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Tenth Judicial Circuit
J. McSwain
Bolleitor
Tenth Circuit
Proctor A. Bonham
Sheriff Candidate Announcement for Oconee County
J N Fitzgerald announces candidacy for Sheriff of Oconee County in the Democratic primary. W M Sherier also declares reelection bid, subject to the party’s action in the primary.
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Friends of
Nathaniel Phillips
Mim
Oconee County
Oconoa
D. F. McAlistar
POR
Ocones County
Lee Kerr
Friends
Pobert H, Boyd
Beneen
Oconea
Wade C
Hughs
J. HW. Cantrell
Treaurer
Oconua
John W. Rhynolds
W. J, Schrodhr
Sherier
W. M
Sherif
J. N. Fitzgerald
Oconee
J. Bennett Tii
J. Hy Allen
L. Miller
Rulton Munnicute
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