Veterans Home Seeks Local Veterans in Need for Admission
A 19th century South Carolina notice urges residents to inform the Confederate Hospital in Columbia of any veterans within Oconee County needing care. The home offers food, shelter, clothing, medical attention, and nursing, with no loss of veteran rights or pensions. Vacancies exist and locals are asked to notify the chairman to receive a form for admission.
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Shire of
South Carolina
Wies
Confedera Home
Tnfierry
Columbia
Qeonee
Oconee
Beneft
Eiti- Rey
Ana
Boe
Okd
Tennessee governor hopeful withdraws from race in party shift
In a surprising move, a neighboring state politician withdraws from the contest, urging Democrats to present a united front. He argues the party must act to preserve unity and avoid further internal damage while stressing duty to Tennessee’s needs.
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Nesses
Torson
Cemite
Teowaly Mpen
Watterson
Nave
Pheie
Pathersen
Hesse
Peter
Chen
Tennessee
Work Day Aims to Help South Carolina Sunday Schools
A planned work day on Saturday September 2 seeks support from Sunday schools across Baptist, Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian churches in South Carolina. Proceeds would go to orphanages, with Carings to be donated through congregations and local leaders like D. I. Stind and G. Mobley.
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Seuveimier
South Carolina
Chey Gil
Local Notes From Walhalla West Side Community
Nonspecific village news and social items from Walhalla area dated September 12 mention pastors illness delaying services near Conneross, relatives visiting Westminster and Pleasant Ridge, and various trips to Greenville Lavonia and Oxford. Several residents are noted ill or recovering, school moves and visits, YW A meetings forthcoming, and local family updates amid weathered incidents. A light railway of personal notices includes new students heading to Wathela High School and multiple family visits across Pickens and Central communities.
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Conneross
McDavid
Pelzer
Cand Antheny
Annie Abbott
Burt
Westminster
Selma Doyle
W. H. Doyle
Pleasant Ridge
Monroe Vbwell
Madera
Dante Alexander
ACP
Down
Tunity
Avaton
Nettie Hesse
Plumer Abbott
Ile
Julia Arve
Long Creek
M. Vinnienti
M. Limnnientt
Goodine
Tunsinger
Greenville
Mrunis Alexander
Martie
Westminster Ish
Cannon
Lavonia
Waost
Mia
M Mo Mannicwit
Mes
Lowise Abbott
Ler Tome
Thesday
Sallie Cox
Westmainster
Agnox Pearl and
Hinsinger
JS. Tinsinger
Bariners’ Union
Oak Grove
Armstrong
Maud
Lizzie
Minnie
Rewlah Barker
Heather
T. D
Pickens County
Central
Pickens
Prater
Sarah
Henry Arve
Jinie
Codie Alexander Pent
Rec
Mareth
Pepi Spring
Rena Tiansinger
Comcross
Si Hanbor
Greenvills
Cable
Bettie Mexander
Litte
RU Dibworth
Russell Bearden
Oateeny
AON
Prichard
Conner Charles Hester
Loss from Fire in Ath. Statewide tally of 190 fires
A state fire loss report from the department of insurance shows 190 fires in the year to date with total damages peaking in July at 180 520 dollars. Causes include defective chimneys and electrical wiring among many listed causes. The summary notes lightning and coal and open flame origins, with a finalUnknown figure for some incidents.
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Aeitis
Department of Insurance
Insurance Department
ATO
Brakes Fail In Sharp Curve Injures Several In NC
In Charlotte area a car failed brakes causing a sharp curve crash this afternoon. Av Le Klutz of Greensboro is fatally injured and Miss Bessie Rankin of Greensborol is seriously hurt. In Concord five people and Mrs Gary Ferguson of Greensborore, brother John W Ferguson of Charlotte, were injured.
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Charlotte
le Klutz
Greensboro
Bessie Rankin
Greensnore
Fancoe
Concord
Gary Perguson
Richland News Roundup From Friday Evening Happenings
Widespread rural gatherings include a wagon ride for youths led by Charlie Verner and a stereopticon lecture by Rev. G S Blackburn on In the Land of the Lion and the Sun. Miss Prancis Wideman visits family while teaching near Holly Springs after a month at Richland. John Ballenger’s auto trip to Westminster ends with rain and mud forcing him to stay the night. Mrs. S H L Coe travels to Sterling Colorado with daughter Vera. An advertisement touts Amberlain's Cholera and Dysentery Remedy as a trusted bowel medicine. Unclaimed letters list shows several local names awaiting retrieval at the post office.
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Richland
Charlie Verner
GS. Blackburn
W. OW. Hall
Blackburn
Persia
Prancis Wideman
West
J. H. Dendy
Wideman
Holly Springs
Miss
mcAnderson
Hinshi John Ballenger
Westminster Tay
Citation Notice of Administration for Eugenia Patterson
The State of South Carolina Oconee County probate court issues citation to kin and creditors of Eugenia Patterson to appear September 1, 1910 at Walhalla Court House to show cause why administration should not be granted. D A Smith judge of probate signs the notice published September 1910 in Keowee Courier and on the courthouse door.
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South Carolina
Oconee
Hy Do AL Smith
LT. Patterson
Eugenia Patterson
Walhalla Court Louse
D. A. Smith
Oconee County
Court House
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Beck
Walhalla
Don G. Mobley
Winssbore
D. i. Stind
Claamberlain
Pas Wow
Bell
We Wickliffe
West Union
Ah Lous
Westin
Zelia Thritt
Amanda
Long
Alen Thrift
Lewis Moore
Wiggins
Colo
John ‘Thrift
G Wilbanks
Lora
New York City
Tviartic
Janly
Tore Cee
Sthloni
Seneca Pharmacy
LC. Martin
Clemson College
Richland Newssieteer
Amberlain
W. Bell
Valhalla
Walthall
Iown
Arvona
G J de. Arthur
Jelson
Julians
Stanley
Man Hersonts
Otice
Westmenster
Frank H. Shirley
Real Estee
New York
IWO
Johnson's
CO. W. Pitchford
Farmer
Matheson Hardware Co
J.S. Stribling
T. W. Wood
Byrd & Cromer
Seneca
Carter and Company
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