Death of Mrs Isbell Is Beloved by Family and Community
The obituary notes Mrs Isbell of Oglethorpe county Georgia died after illness. She was wife to a husband and mother to seven children. Funeral services were at Lie Baptist Church conducted by Rev F G Lavenier. She was known for charity visiting the sick and aiding neighbors. She was formerly Miss Mary Hope Ogilvie and leaves two sisters and one brother. Several relatives attended the Mineral services and mourn her loss.
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Rome
Fete
Eloels
Tved
Lie Baptist Church
F.G. Lavenier
Westminster
Isbett
Isbell
Mary Hope Ogilvie
Oglethorpe County
Georgia
David
Towman
Pierce
Athens
J. B. Ontivin
Greenwood
The County Warmets Union Meeting Set for September 2
The Oconee County Partners Union will hold a remikui session at Waterview No 56 on Saturday September 2. The meeting replaces the October emeitor Meet and notes a business agenda. Members are urged to attend. details list HAGH ho WHORE as registrar and AC Ca TT Celestion as contacts.
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Oconee County
Uneon
Remiku
Waterview
Hairview
Tonw
Cho Moniber
Ihigon
Haw Ae Sior
Southern Cotton Congress Adopts Warehousing Plan
A 19th century Montgomery meeting unites Southern farmers, Congressmen, and state agriculture leaders to push price support and cooperative warehousing. The convention forms The Southern Cotton Congress, aims for 14 cents a pound, and calls for a system of bonded warehouses to secure collateral and stabilize commerce, with future meetings planned in Atlantic City and across Southern states.
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Montgomery, Aly
America
Wevern
Leenay Nis
Southern Cotton Congress
Atlantic
Watson
South Carolina
Montgomery
Bath
Congress
Robbers Loot Bank of Montreal in Montreal
Three hundred fifteen thousand dollars were stolen from the Bank of Montreal vault in Montreal. Five or more robbers entered through the front doors and forced the vault with a chemical blast. A Chinese caretaker was tied and gagged but escaped as the robbers fled with gold and currency. Police suspect the robbers used a stolen car found abandoned nearby.
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New Westiiater
British Columbia
Bank of Montreal
Plvo
Mero
La'elock
T. 4
Prap
Taft
Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Government Crop Reports Debate
The document notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy claims, critiques government crop reports, and discusses distrust of official data. It cites South Carolina officials and the United States government, urging local information formation and criticizing mercury-containing nostrums and competing cures. It includes ad language for patent medicines and lax regulatory claims.
Early American inventor’s failing railroad wheel tale
The piece recounts John V. Stribling of Anderson and his failed 1882 patent quest for a durable wheel for omnibuses and early motor vehicles. It notes government protection, industry secrecy, and the alongside trials that halted development, with reflections on a revolutionary wheel design and the people involved.
Statement of the Condition of The Enterprise Bank
The Enterprise Bank at Walhalla South Carolina reports its condition as of September 9 1914 with capital paid in surplus fund and undivided profits and current deposits. Cashier George Seaborn swore the statement presents a true condition per the bank books before notaries John Craig and others as directors signed off.
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Linhilithos
Aloe
Ebro
Orn
State of
South Carolina
Oconee
George Seaborn
Geo
Seaborn
John , Graig
GCP
Altest
Geo. R. Pike
A. P. Crisp
James Seadorn
Cpai Ri
Vernor
W. L. Verner
Bell
J.D
Verner
Gordon Law
Probate Notice of Administration for Milen Gadsden estate
D A Smith probate judge cites kin and creditors of Milen Gadsden deceased in Oconee County South Carolina to appear at Walhalla Court House on the second Saturday of September at 11 o clock in the forenoon to show cause why administration should not be granted. Published in Keowee Convict and Court House door per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Oconee
D. A. Smith
Probato
Paulus
Milen Gadsden
Walhalla Gcourt Touse
Cauke
AL. Mel
Oconee County
Master’s Sale in Oconee County South Carolina
The Master for Oconee County will sell at public auction the 110 acre tract of land in Oconee County lying on the coast side of Streilzer Creek. The sale happens October 7 1911 at the Walhalla courthouse with cash terms and resale if necessary. W C Whith is master.
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State OF
South Carolina
Oconer
Court of Common Pleas
Ens
Court House
Walhalla
S. C
Gale
M.C. Kiser Co
Maintitts
Lindon Stros
Ovenee
State of South
Madden
Colley
Wow
Dak
Strelizer Creele
Taamd & Mbe Low
Angello Httleton
Ie Cowl House
Wale Walla
Loris Hertof
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Ticavoniahte
Hy" Beck, Shelor & Sciroder
Walhaluga, S.C
Sizo
Init
Ishotl
the County Warmets' Union
Witty
Balrview
Stick
Déby
Gettilbud
Melati
Pyrenees
Wien
Aioe
Aeris
Anid
Widnes
Matti
Dana
Korn
Éhane
Bona Nevers Alta
Packarhe Wit Pais
Seelnie Down
de. Bull's
Fosters Mulurn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Senitor Smith
B.D. Smith
J. T. Hellin
Alabama
Congressma HD
Grayton
D. M. Hughes
Oscar W. Underwood
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Senator Smith
Slefin
Burrell
Armors’ Educational and Co-opera
Hive Mion
Vray
Wirai Sational
Nike
Cmernthy
API Jon
Penarth
Raul Sonchern
Montreal
Beverly
Mass
George V
England
Balmoral Castle
Chamberlain
South
Withson
South Cars Utla
Taths
South Carolina Payers Union
Vere
Watken
Shire
Gington
Washington
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ole
T de Chonay & Go
Druggiate
Anderson
Anderson Mail
Vedietes
John Vy Surliting
Andersong
Shetitinn
Hobina
Stribting
Howe
Stribling
Henrth
Fuaneiar
Fortuna
Sirihting
Shelling
Iil
Steph
Bat Chiatty
Dave Boe
Lieses
Stites
Bron
Iran
HerThtines
Thomaa' Kelvedle
Sery
Kuneca Hardware Company
Seneca
Enterprise Bank
Walhalla, S
Gan
Liz Oi
Arthur Hi Rees
Shellman
Randolph County
Wadmalha
Lovato
Winhalla
Ile Closa
Musiness
Parmiure and
Fist
Avery Baney
Soma
John Kruschwitz
Self
Abbot's Music House
Abbott
Music House
Seneca, S. C
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