Wise and Otherwise Club Hosts August Meeting and Sunshine Aid
The Wise and Otherwise Club met Friday afternoon with Mids Bertha Sehumacher absent. Luin Earle presided as sessions focused on Sunshine work for Mater John Richard Strother and a hospital visit to Atlanta. Members elected delegates for Sunshine Rally, enjoyed a craft prize draw, and a plant show of trees with questions. Frances Stribling won embroidery tools, while guest Mable Verner of Martin, Ga, and others attended. A separate gathering hosted Miss Mable Verner with donations to Epworth Orphanage and the Lind Babies Home.
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Wise and
Bertha Sehu— Macher
Luin Earle
Mater John
Anene Verner
Tehtana i
Behal
Mise
Alice Strom
Ito
Hia
Valhalla
Olive Maxwell
Blake
Irene Strother
Mable Verner
Martin
Epworth
Columbia
New York
Iane Strother
Misy Lrances
Mix Strother
Tablug
Milas Verner
Bomutic
Gertrude Blemanna
Annte Cre
Lila Harte
Judie
Deuices
Sallie
Anne Stribling
Allee Strong
Mar Buernie Pawnee
Bertha Selweineher
Mante Harelion
Mable Versher
Fannie
Buoy Tale
Katy Kobing
Mamie Duncan
How to Obtain Patent Medicine Crank Values
A dated fragmentary notice describes a patent medicine offer with a price of 25 cents. It mentions a school policy and warns about injury and skin conditions. The garbled text references sales by W. Bell of Walthall Wad, Famney, Seneen and a September date in a school context.
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Burna
Hale
Tre Ot
W. Bell
Walthall Wad
Seneen
Oconee Mills Receivership and Road Improvement Plans
In Abbeville Judge J C Klugh addressed matters in the receivership case of the Ovonce Knitting Mills reprise under R T Jaynes as president. The mill, reorganized as Hetrlele Hosiery Mills, faced closure requests but bond of 10000 was posted and operations continued. Beneficiaries fear delays and layoffs while creditors set claims. court action pending. Separately, residents of Oconee gathered to discuss road improvements funded by a two dollar levy for four days of work, with plans for iron and steel bridges and voter authorization for road funds. Unrelated notices tout Electric Bitters and Dr King’s pills for health.
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Abbeville
J.C. Klugh
Ovonce Knitting Mills
TR. T Jaynes
Das
Hetrlele Hosiery Mills
Lew G. Motte Manebal
Wewinwe Oeouce Kaithi Mal
Klugh
Bunny
Hee
Cours
Oconee
Ron
F. Balemger Wiven
Tng
Aelion
Rupert
Walhalla Citizen James Singleton Dies After Brief Illness
James Thamman Singleton a respected Walhalla area farmer died suddenly from pneumonia at 12 o clock Wednesday night. Born in 1852 in Pickens county he married Mrs Matias Looper and survived by two sons John L. Singleton and Robert B. Lee, three brothers and many relatives. Funeral services were held at Rocky Knoll Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery where a large crowd attended. He joined the Baptist church in 1863 and was noted as a good citizen and upright dealer, deeply mourned by family and friends.
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Walhalla
James P. Singleton
James Thannan Singleton
Jachary Sis
Pickens County
Singleton
Dacnaville Township
Ue Tate Thomas
Nancy Singleton
Matis Looper
John L. Singleton
Robert B. Lee
John C. Singleton
Forsyth County
Georgia
Miles Singlaton
Meckens County
W. C. Singleton
Werlehalla
Qeone
Pelens
Anderson
Greenville
Rocky Kyoll Baptist Ehuvel
Mocky Knott
The
Baptist Church
Knolleharel
Inspection reveals thousands of underage workers in mills
A state report by Commissioner Watson shows about 5,019 children under 14 employed in mills, with 2,729 in housing and 2,290 girls. Many under 12 worked during summer. 320 boys and 208 girls under 12 remained. Despite enforcement, the industry still relied on young labor, with concerns about parent consent and school attendance noted, and new efforts to reduce child labor underway. Local incidents include a fatal car crash and a court case involving Worthington at Bartow County Superior Court.
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Columbia Suite
Labow
Watson
Tie Paeent'e
Uys
Idea
Auc
TNT
Aa Lulat
Niniselhae
Town to study electric light plant ownership plan
At the last Business Men's League meeting a committee was formed to gather data on an electric lighting plant to be owned and run by the town. They will obtain engineer data, size and cost estimates and report back soon. The Civic Improvement Association was thanked for support.
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Business Men's League
Miin
R.T. Jaynes
Msq
J. W. Shelor
Ksa
George Seaborn
Civic Improvement Association
Walhalla
Tighe
Honey Tecessihy Lowernre
Hye
Ajdt
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Moethus
Odd Bellows
Katherine
World Honors Cook in Copenhagen Harbor Welcome
A chaotic scene in Copenhagen as Dr Frederick A Cook receives a royal welcome aboard. American flags, torpedo boats, and cheering crowds greet Cook and party with the Danish and American ships in the harbor. The procession marks a grand, patriotic salute to the North Pole explorer.
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Cope
Copenhagen
Denmark
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Hans Kaede
Davies
George W.gould
Maneloo Edge
Mig Matherinig
Weede Tito
Yachin
Dr Cook
Houston
Weather report for WREK Mating Puesday
A weather note from FU Cledal records conditions across the WREK area. It notes temperature, wind, precipitation potential, and general climate observations for the day, with emphasis on morning and afternoon variations and any notable barometric trends.
Fatal stabbing in Varneaville amid racial tension incident
A Black man attacked a marshal during a late night patrol in Varneaville Ga. The assailant sprang from hiding, choked the officer, and pressed a knife to the throat demanding money. The marshal drew his weapon and fatally shot the attacker, who died within minutes. Authorities note discrimination factors in the confrontation and ongoing investigation.
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Varneaville
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Carter
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Paul Rane
wIpEr Hitendont
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Walbath
Nome
Jerfort
James T, Singleton
New Hope Notes
New Hope
Uber
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Hit'elork
Rebecca Hodson
Knox
Rot. Hayes
Spartinbars
B. Bearden
Worthington Hound Cailty
Cartersville
Bartow County
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Dill Worthington
Chamberlain
Gough
Remeily
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Benton
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Noy
Bild
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WREK
Millway
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D. C
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John Sullivan
Alen
Tony
Seneca
J. W. Byrd & CO
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C. W. Pitchford
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Cc. H. Humphries
M.s.stribling
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ICE Company
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