Doy le in South America and the Bolivian capital
The writer describes La Paz Bolivia as a picturesque city at the canyon’s lip on the La Paz and Kook rivers with 60 000 inhabitants, mostly Indians. He notes government control by Montes, a strong president, church dominance, conditions of labor, festive days, and traditional practices including cemeteries run by the church and extensive coca leaves use. He observes mining and cocoa trade, religion, and customs, warning about vice and crime but praising Bolivian potential and contrast with US norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Paz
Miamant
Sabe
Wien
Republic
Patter
Eise
Apong
Cffy
Aimee
Praderts
Alferent
Paris
Montes
Enlysiten
Wee
DhwOlWe
Karinatanen
Mey
TannpoMe
Kerli
Ann
Europe
Ming
Cochabamba
la Pagla
Paraguay
Bollyin IV
Havens
Bolivia
Hinare
Australie
Tie Ntoeda
Okahoma
Aou
Ryan
Mann thanks voters of Oconee for support in reelection
Coke D. Mann expresses sincere gratitude to friends in Oconee County for their support in his recent election to the state House of Representatives. He notes confidence placed in him twice and pledges to represent both supporters and opposing voters in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Tnion
Molttop Keowee
Cheongh Tee
the Courier
Oconee County
House of Reynesentatives
South Carolina
Coke D. Mann
Medical notes on diseases and hospital in an alien land
An officer describes diseases among natives and soldiers in a high altitude post. Smallpox and an unusual native disease with facial lip swelling are noted, with remarks on climate aiding contagion. The writer laments lack of modern facilities, mentions an old monastery used as a hospital, and muses on ancient civilizations and archaeology in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneetiona
Nablis Wa
Areronie
H.C. Doyle
Cotton seed meal touted for stock feed by Judge Mane mond
A misread speech by Judge Henry Manemond from Augusta and Beacheland extols feeding horses and cattle with cotton seed meal. The text urges variety in feed, mixing with other grains, and warns that restoratives like Shoop's Restorative aid digestion and organs. Endorsed by J. W. Boll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Manemond
Augista
Beacheland
Jmdge
Tanmond
Cotton Prices and Trade Notes from Local Market
A line of market chatter reports two bales of new cotton sold at the city auction yard yesterday. Prices ranged around a cent per pound, with buyers noting middling grades. John Hentley, a Black farmer from Barry Harrds land in Dark Corner, delivered one bale. The other bale, produced by John Stucker of Centerville, was returned to the plantation after sellers refused the offered price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
John Hentley
Barry
John Stucker
Centerville
Rucker
Reunion of the Lee Family at Utah Home Near Long Creek
A large Lee family reunion gathered at the old Utah home near Long Creek on a Sunday in August. Descendants of John Lee and Mire Polly Lee shared a basket dinner beneath shade trees, heard a speech by Marcus D. Lee praising the parents age 74 and 72, and received gifts and money from many attendees. Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy is recommended for dry coughs and bronchial irritation in ads at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loa
Polly Lee
Uteh
Long Creek
Wilige
Marcus D. Lee
John Uee
Geo, Matheson
Joby Phillips
Percy Tee
Hem
Dr. Shoop
A. W. Bell
Miss Kite Link Visits. Residents Renew Family Ties
Red Hi Aug 30 notes Miss Kite Link visiting a Birmingham area teacher and a six week relatives visit, Mrs Lewis Kanter and child visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs Owens hosting guests, and Macy Lumpkin from Pickens visiting kin. John Bryant rehired to Birmingham after a pleasant relatives visit, Mr and Mrs R S Smith of Clearmont visited, Macy Lumpkin’s sister visiting, church union meeting at Rocky Knoll drew a crowd, Mrs M E B Owung visited daughter Meg Lewis Rankin, and Mrs G W Beatty undertakes residence improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hi
Miss Kite Link
Vester Oryant
Tle
Birmingham
Ala
Mra. Lewis Kanter
M. G. Holland
Mra
M. i
Mea
Wilson
Clearmont
Ais
Mex
John 2. Odryant
Birinnighan
Alu
Wriday
Mrx
Rt. S. Smith
Molland
Macy Lumpkin
Pickens
Rocky | Knoll
EB. Owong
Meg Lewis Rankin
Beatty
Torza Kind You Hava Alway Cons Beara the Boat
Torza known as a steady boat builder and craftsman died from asphyxiation at Schollert home in St Paul Minnesota. Peter Rehollert head of Schollert carpenters and decorators and a St Paul pioneer with Mrs Pod, Schollert, and Louty Christiansen are among the mourners. Hans Christhingen a convict at the city hospital is not expected to recover from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torza
Paul
Minn
Peter Rehollert
Schollert Carwhlnters
St. Paw Floneer
Mra Pod
Sehollert
Louty Christiansen
Mra
Schollert
Hans Christhingen
Connin
Jealous Wife Kills Man At Hotel In Big City
Early today Lile Wheatley, described as a handsome woman, was killed instantly by Mrs. Walter Allen, wife of the St Chartex hotel proprietor, in a carriage incident near the hotel in Wichita Texas. The motoring couple were riding when the tragedy occurred leaving authorities to investigate motive and circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Sella
Texas
Lile Wheatley
Walter Allen
St. Chartex Hotel
Big Ety
Ming Wheatley
Allen
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain Claim
A veteran locomotive engineer from Walhalla, Ohio, recounts debilitating back and kidney pain eased by Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Dr. J W Bell's drug store. He credits the remedy with quick relief and urges readers to remember the Doan's name and buy only that product from Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Toghes
Lou
Walhalla
Bays
Dean
J. W. Bell
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Dottings from Jo Ashe at Jocassee and Nearby Notices
Aug 34 special notes from Jocassee area detailing visits by Jig Emmith and wife to Bushnell NC. Miss Snilig Smith visits J Jackson NC. Rev Walker and William Crow with Dora Albertson. Local loss of a valuable mate on Crow’s, plus various visits to Liberty Pickens and surroundings. Marriages noted August 20 1908 G A Robertson and Minx Carry Low. Health Coffee ad ends.
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Jocansee
Jig Emmith
Bushnell
N.C
Snilig Smith
J. Jackson
North Carolina
Jed
Rev. Walker
Wiliam
T. Crow
Dora Albertson
Mimn
Sanday
Crow
Meroney
Sater
Liberty
Jocassee
Liza Crow
Plckens
Gole
Tatho
Dillsboro
X. c
T. Cash
Canton N. Cy
Champion Mitre Co
Tilaan
W. MO Brown
Walhalla
Old Han Piew
Jocasves
Liey Whitmire
Annie
Aileen
Montvale
Sapphire
Lake ‘Toxaway
Paint Rock
Mia
Josephine Patterson
Mther
James
What's Doing at Satom Too Late for List Week
Abbreviated local notes report abundant rainfall over the past week at Satom. Farm work delays due to impending bear season closures and fall prep. Details include marriages, visits, hunting, and minor accidents among residents, with several individuals mentioned by name and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clutatopher C. Rogers
Whitewater
Robert McCall
Cashler's
N.C
Ming Lona McCall
Mr. Addy
Mr. Bowers
Huang
Matilda Hane
Henderson County
North
Caro Yoraha
Nix
W. A. Wilson
North Carolin
OG. Nix
Miller
Toxaway Taat
H. J. Coward
Norman P. Whitten
Nicholvon
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DE. Doyle
South America
Hollyia
Altawil
Neo
Dieteke
Alles
Tony
L Court
Coke
Mann
Czolgoss
Thorn
Sharon
Dan
Didi
Sure
McKinley
Deon
Souttys
Tennite
Ithe Moss Nutritions
J. W. Boll
Scott
Lee
Killa Gel
Jo Ashe
Waler
Sloop
Heath
Tate
Satom
Ney
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