Brown Verner Contest Sparks State Executive Action
The county executive committee postponed ruling on the Brown Verner contest over campaign funds and a church donation, stating court action is needed. Brown and Verner supporters prepared for a state committee hearing in Columbia with local officials traveling to contest the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Brown
E. EF. Verner
House of Representatives
Brown
Verner
New Hope
Holl
Holly Springs
Columbia Yeaterday
Jas. Thompson
Columbia
RT. Jaynes
J. W. Shelor
J. R. Earle
Well Worth Trying Dr King Life Pillows Pioneers Health
Mass meeting of Oconee county citizens at Seneca on September 26, 1906. Hon R F Duckworth former Texas National Farmers Union president will speak and explain the Union’s aims. Farmers' Union session to follow. Local officials urge all residents and adjoining counties to attend. B Pickett president and A H Ellison secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brown
Pittafeld
Vtnaya
Oconee
Seneca
R. F. Duckworth
Texas
National Farmers’ Union
Ocones
Bro
Duckworth
Farmora' Union
Ian Fine
Farmers’ Union
Ocones County
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promotes Nature's Plan
A vintage notice states Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aids nature during a cold by easing the cough expanding secretions and supporting lung relief. It claims to counteract pneumonia tendencies and offers price and local distributors for ease of purchase in Ky and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Price
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W. J. Lanney
Soneoa
Walhalla Social Season Opens With Parties and Enrollments
Walhalla residents hosted two social events last Thursday and Monday as the season closes. Miss Fannie Criep invited a large group to her home for an At Home with piano selections and a memory game, won by Miss VanDivier. The next gathering at Capt. J. F. Earle’s featured music, games, and a farewell tone as many will depart for winter. Walhalla graded schools opened with 290 pupils under Principal D. F. Nicholson and a staff including Kate Stock and Miss Mamie Ansel. enrollment by grade listed. Mrs. S. F. Sloan entertained the Hayne Circle with a quick-wit contest, prize drawings, and tea time featuring ice cream and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhalla
Fannie Criep
Sallie
Hattie Shelor
Eloise
Irene Strother
Julia
Olive Maxwell
Mary
Tommie
Dora Pitchford
Ella Croby
Margie VanDiviere
Stella Fivcanton
Ella Ruld
Mamie Harrison
Gertrude Biemann
Dolly Beard
Jas
Thompson
D. A. Smith
Jno
Baukwight
Frank Harrison
Sam
Will Verner
Frank
Lucian Maxwell
Anson Merrick
Frank Small
Otto
Gee
Schumagher
Jay
Tony Hutchison
Jack Darby
Hugh Holloman
Claude Reid
Rippie Biemann
Apirita
Misnes Eloisa
Trene Strother
VanDiviers
Raeple
Ansemblin
Capt
Mra
J. F. Earle
Midway
Lula Earle
Rock Hill
Mary Pitchford
Jane Strother
Spartanburg
Tommie Pitchford
Atlanta
Corynne
Hattie Riser
Selma
Ala
Marguerite Brownccke
Steenwood
Seneca
Farleian
Tifa Oconalon
Walhalla Graded Schools
D. F. Nicholson
Walhalla Euberintenday
Kato J. Stock
Berry
Misa Ethel Sturkey
Enwood
Luba Tribble
Due West
Mamie Anusl
Valhalla
Millville
M Soccomsfal Weasion
Helen O. Ray
Paul Hayne
Frank Sloan
Bell
Mr. Darby
Groseman
Adams
Mian
Daisy Strong
Mian Stribling
Mra. Sloan
Mra. AC
Merrick
Mra. Oi. J. Norton
Pacolot
D. G. McAliater
Columbia
Moadamon
W. I. Warner
Ansel and LyonCarry Majorities Across State Counties
Ansel won twenty six of forty one counties while Lyon carried thirty two. Ansel held a popular majority exceeding ten thousand in a total of 84 045 votes and Lyon led by about fifteen thousand in 84 016 ballots. Opposition from dispensary groups and Senator Tilman framed the race amid calls to defeat one candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel
Lyon
Tilman
Dinary i Ths & Ton Pont
Ney Hesoault Lapatontly
Chine
Gibson and Nix wed in Crow Ronde area church
On Sunday September 6 at 4 pm M A Gibson married Miss Ammy Nix in a ceremony attended by many friends. Rev W E Huff officiated. The groom is a Croan Ronda farmer and the bride a Pine Grove young lady. They will reside in the Crow Ronde area of Oconee after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Gibson
Ammy Nix
W. E. Huff
Gibson
Pine Grove
Crow Ronde Baptist Church
Oconee
To Cure a Felon and Bucklon Salve Inks Ad Revival
A vintage advertisement narrates a remedy claim by Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas for burns boils sores and wounds. It promotes Bucklon’s Armes Salve as curing the ailment after coverage with the salve for quick relief, priced at 25 cents and available at all druggists with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam, Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Bucklon
Property disposal or rental services advertisement
Advertisement offering property disposal or rental services with contact details for Alexander & Holleman. Mentions Senecn 8 C and June 20, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander & Holleman
Senecn
Ly Gleasuor, Gare Ga, 8, & Pa, HR, 'Dep 63, Athoun, ia
Local OCR fragment lists names and codes with unclear order. Readable items include personal names and abbreviations, but concrete event or action is not evident. Further context needed to determine the main item and proper card wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Gleasuor
Gare
Athoun, Ia
Dickson Carley Board of Neas Sobioot Dietrich No. 40
In Anderson and Ooconen counties a September 1, 1908 notice lists Dietrich No. 40 of Anderson county and No. 1 of Ooconen county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Dickson
Ecarley
Nears ‘Sobioot Dietrich
Anderson County
Ooconen County
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TREE
Oconee County
Seneca Hardware CO
B. Pickett
Nature
Walalla
Wiss Fannie Crisp
Annie
Bion
W. J. Dunney
Nas
Kiser
M. C. Kiser Company
Atlanta, Georgia
Seneca, S. C
Pat
Ibson-Nix
Nixon
Effie Stone
Helen Nixon
Abunder i
The
Seneca Bank
Tve
Pana
O Ff
Ent
Ste
South Carolina
County of Ocense
Court of Common Pleas
Mies
Ho Oatato
John B. King
M.A. King
Esato Barker
Carmen W. Norton
J. P. Ellis
E. B. Ellis
Anderson Court House
Hesidenos Aoron
SEA At One
A * Jarpies
Chicago
Kafr Corp
Heinz Pickles
A. P. Crisp
C. M. Shelton
Notige
NY Otige
Puranant LN
County Boards of Education
Townville
Townville School District
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