Pickens County Schools Improve Through Civic Action
A letter from Pickens County Superintendent Hallam praises school gains since 1903, urging better buildings, prepared teachers, libraries, and community support. He calls for local leaders like Col. John Gan and Col. Dargan to foster a Woman's Rural School Improvement Association and stresses Bible instruction and moral reform in schools amid concerns about wealth and education.
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Pickens
Hallam
Pickens County
Miam
Mary R. Shotor
Westminster
8. C
Picker
Yahond Gil
Kohoola
Bucyone
R. T Hallam
John Carr Gan
Statesburg
Gen. Sumter Academy
Oconee
Col. Dargan
Mina Theo
Mina Theo Is Taking An Active Part In the Federaton of Women's Clubs
School Improvement Association
Woman's Rural School Improvement Association
Clemson
John ©. Calhoun
Benerdly
Aboola
Prof. Dreher
Courrier Journal Building Fire Destroys Woulaville Site
The Courier Journal building in Woulaville Kentucky burned at noon, as a rapid spreading blaze caused the five story structure to collapse the third floor. The Courier Journal Printing Company building was threatened by the flames.
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Woulavitte
Courier-Journal
Courley Journal Printing Company
Carea Woman's Weaknesses and Unicorn Root Claims
A fragmented 19th century medical piece discusses Dr. Flore Fayorite's supposed remedy and the Unicorn root Helonax Diotea as a clotting agent. It cites Dr. John Fyfe of the Medical Review and asserts the root and Golden Seal have purported womb healing properties. The text remains a garbled promotional medical claim with uncertain efficacy and named authorities.
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Nervas
Flore Fayorite
John Fyfe
Tax Barkoric Medical Review
al Cifiar
Pein
Cincinnati
Goldan
Uae
Una Omnton
The Candidate Song and Church News Brief
A collection of verse about a candidate and a church notice from Cheohee Baptist. Includes a public baptism on the second Sunday in September and preaching at 11 o clock. Mentions recent local visits, a school teacher from Watling, and community chatter about preachers and fodder pulling.
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Cheohee
Bandey
Cheohee Baptist Church
Minsea Nora
Mattie Moody
Bam Lay
Pickens
Mins Matie Harrison
Wathalin
Haynes
Fairview
Guese
Fat
Nancy
Weathered Notes From Ebenezer Gazette Aug 26
Local Ebenezer notes report hot weather and haying underway with fodder pulling and cotton opening rapidly. Updates include Mise Gorgee Chandler improving after illness and several visits with relatives in Anderson and Greenville.
Local notes from Yownville August 29 special report
In Yownville on August 29 a procession of social calls and visits is reported. Misa Maule tribble of Etherton Ga visits her aunt Mrs Rabb and Mrs Grant in Birmingham, Alabama. Misa Blancho Nelson of Piedmont returns home after a stay with cousin Miss Varinn Smith. Others include Ollie Mitchell of Honea Path with Mrs Woolbright, J T Cruce and G G Spears visiting Mrs Pelton of Long Branch, James Bruce and sister from Oakway with grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Bruce, and Bennie accompanying them home. Mrs Bonnie Henderson recently with her mother Mrs W A Dickson returns home. Marlon Campbell visits cousin Miss Nota Bruce at Oakway, W M Thrawher writes from the scene, Jet Bugea of Central visits brother J C Bowne, Yom Prater and niece Miss Mandy of Brabtown visit Mrs Oscar Prater. Provton Grant of Anderson spends a few days with O H Woolbright last week.
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Yownville
Misa Maule ‘Tribble
Etherton
Mra. J. D, Rabb
Minges Alles
Maude Walker
Dean
Mes
H. D. Grant
Birmingham
Alo
Misa Blancho Nelson
Piedmont
Misa Varinn Smith
Mids
Ollie Mitchell
Honea Path
W. NX
Woolbright
J.T. Cruce
G. G. Spears Vias
Mra. A
Pelton
Long Branch
James Bruce
Oakway
Elizabeth Bruce
Bennie
MUSE PRESERVE FORESTS
Chicago August 28. Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson warns that without careful care and strong protection the forests of the United States will be wiped out within ten years. He cites Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota as already stripped of pine and hardwood forests due to fires and careless use. He praises President Roosevelt for forest preservation and urges Congress to address forestry immediately.
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Chicago
United Blazes
James Wilson
All- Ghorlun Hotel
Washington
Michigan
Winconwin
Minnggotay
Fred
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ead
Roosevelt
Cowpea Hay Prospects Highlighted in Farm Magazine
Prof A M Boyle notes in Southern Farm Magazine that cowpeas yield high quality hay and can replace wheat bran in rations. They fix nitrogen, smother weeds, and improve soil, though curing is harder. Proper stack protection enables good hay even in poor conditions.
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A. M. Boyle
Southern Farm Magazine
Summons for Relief in South Carolina Case 1907
State of South Carolina Oconee County Court of Common Pleas summons directed to Allen Miller et al. to answer a complaint filed August 17 1907 in Walhalla. Defendants must appear within twenty days after service to avoid default relief.
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State OF
South Carolina
Walthalls Court House
Horouf
Wngner
Aforowald
Inthia
Walhalla, & G
Ald
Bouth Carolina
Oconer
Court of Common Plaws
Robert T. Jaynes
Plalnttt
Robert A. Ervin
Namind
Court of Common Pleas
Walhalla Court House
Booth
Burns
C. Cc
A. Bentley
Oconed
Olta H. Schumacher
Vaid County
Lity
Walhalla Court Mouse
Annawwer
A. T
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Columbia appoints Hugéine postmaster amid endorsements
The President named Geo. Hugéine postmaster at Columbia after endorsements from Capt. John Capers Republican referee and South Carolina state committeeman. First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock supported the recommendation. Confirmation expected with no opposition and the office aimed to run smoothly under the Hig Bing administration.
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Mr. Huggins
John ©. Capers
South Carolina
Hitchcock
Hig- Bing
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