Personal Notices And tributes Policy For Obituaries
The paper prints obituary notices and tributes of respectful personal character up to one hundred words at no charge. Notices exceeding that length must be paid at one word per penny. Cash must accompany manuscripts.
Dewey and Craig Named Possible Opponents in Third District Race
Walhallan notes indicate C. Doyle of Deones and H. Craig of Amferon are mentioned as possible Republican contenders to challenge incumbent Aiken in the Third District congressional race. The report suggests more rivals may emerge as the field tightens, with Craig already famed as a former district auditor. The piece highlights district familiarity and potential electoral activity across Anderson County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Mail
Red Heminigk
Newherey
Aiken
Dave Iwo
CG. Doyle
Anderson
Craig
Oils
Dulles
Fragmented OCR Memory of a Lost Era
A surreal mosaic of garbled names, places, and phrases from an old newspaper page. The text blends scattered references to weather, people, and locales, rendered as a dense, unreadable stream with occasional intact fragments hinting at a historical setting and a withheld narrative.
A Parable on Boys Reflects a Walton Youth
A Walton Georgia Tribune piece parodies a father guiding a son through modern temptations. It follows a boy roaming soda fountains, learning slang, smoking, dreaming of wealth, and chasing romance, all while resisting basic schooling and honest work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Tribune
Cairo
Nile
Mountaineer Accident and Weather Disrupt Camden Trip
A fragmentary news item reports a canoe trip from Camden to Charleston being disrupted by a storm and wrecks near several locations. It notes wrecked canoes, injuries, and the crew abandoning the vessel as weather deteriorated. Names and exact places are garbled, but the event centers on a hazardous stage of a river voyage and the need for rescue or repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Lassie
Mary Biard
Guerston
Joy
Ada
Pyas
Vatila
Chiat
Ceg Aten Mile
Ballin Phares
Mayet County
Llooti
Malis
Wits
Tie 'Pyne
Pol
Camden
Charleston
Daehn Sc
Mclntosh
Tuelavend
Plas Mtaautitis
Rth
Carolin
Waher
Hiesea
Chante Tun
Wis
Waluren Hiver
Wreck
Uncertain livestock sale report with odd names
Fragmented OCR text describes a livestock sale or trade with muddled names and figures. Mentions mule sulfur one cent and a purchase at a sale, with prices and percentages hinted but unclear. The passage references offers, acceptances, and profit figures but lacks coherent details.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors at Clonso College
Debtors indebted to the Matate at Tele Wynckett miner must pay the undersigned. Creditors with claims against said estate must present them duly attested within the time prescribed by law or be barred. Guardian Clonso College August 30, 1880
New Orleans Year End VROP Shows Record Gloom and Growth
The report indicates VROP large than prior year with New Orleans area figures for the year ending August 31. It notes increases from last year and year before, reflecting shifts in commercial activity and cotton production. Officials reference weekly values and projected totals, with figures showing progress amid market changes and conscription impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Aue
Svererncy
Theosler
Tiple
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Women Health
Creston Iowa ad copy touts Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for long standing inflammation, pain, and nervousness. The testimonial claims strong nerves and restored ability to work, urging sick women to write for confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Iowa
Lydia St. Pinkhram
Lydia
Lydia B. Pinkham
Fertilizer Effects on Soil and Plant Availability
An early 20th century note discusses how soil chemistry changes with lime and carbonate forms, affecting plant nutrients. It mentions lime age, carbonates, and water-saturated soils, noting quicker release of potash and the influence of soil texture on nutrient availability for crops. Experimental references from Clemson College and State work are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soecubus Onis
Oystor
Wendyian
Helen Uiie
Ierasile
Werth
Bael
Clemson Colles
Keith
Choe
Shatten
Ron
Unclear historical figure linked to Ames and Boston events
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 19th century figure connected to Ames and Stone’s Mason in New York, with mentions of Boston, President Grant era, and a private entertainment in Washington. Details are garbled, but reference to January 7 birth and 1881 employment at Austin & Stone’s appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi Street
Mare Dad
Boston
Ming
Tewane Karawa
Ames & Stone
Mason
New York
Tinbhis — & Mhivk
Fay Street
Poropaugi
Washinston
Grant
Hivhel
Austin & Stone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walhalla
8. O
W C. Doyle
Deones
H. Craig
Amferon
Saeed
Fletcher
Mountainer Aka
Rey Esca
Ray Heo Cancion
Atte Wreek
Abandon Pri
Atwater
Odedeila
Kaisa City
A. L. Shelton
Anthony
Kans
Chios
Wen
Bery
Olga
Bish
Hhopriss Shingles
Andersen Malle
Beriaa Anne
Alea Hoost
Chrleston
Howe
Cole
Carter Hardware Con
Valhalla, S. C
Hester
Bates
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chamberlain
Winnsboro
Sue
C.H. Gray
Westminster