Editor Emeritus Thompson Retires From Pickens Sentinel Journal
The Pickens Sentinel Journal notes the retirement of longtime editor and proprietor Thompson, after years in journalism. A new company plans to publish a regional newspaper, tentatively called the Enterprise, with partner Rouge of Walhalla promoting the venture. Subscriptions and cooperation from local readers are hoped to ensure successful launch across South Carolina counties.
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Thompson
Pickens Sentinel Journal
Nas
Journslien
Weswenapers
South
Carolin
Courier Ir
Rouge
Wickens
Walhalla
Rho Interprise
Journaliser
South Carolina
Kia
Phompaon
Lwo Waper
Sonthoel-Jourinally
Secretary Kiax’s report on a great financial combine
A fragmented note references Secretary Kiax presenting a report on a major finance or trust scheme, with informal mentions of individuals and places. The readable text hints at political or economic critique and a historic context surrounding a notable alliance or conspiracy.
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Cie
Tobawco Tye Yewapinens
Annday
Kiax
Fonavee
Merny Hody
Canadians Misread the Situation Last Week
The text describes Canadians misunderstanding the events surrounding Laurier, indicating a mood of disappointment and misjudgment about his actions. It notes they believed they knew better than Laurier and critiqued his decisions in the given context.
Georgia candidates for Governor stir rivalry in chaotic rhetoric
Jos M Brown of Georgia declares candidacy to succeed Hoke Smith while Pope Brown also seeks the governorship. The text depicts sharp personal and political clashes, predicting lively contests and public anger over a proposed commission form of government in Athens and across the region.
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Jos. M. Brown
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Pope Brown
Smith
Joe Brown
Athinta
Tugaloo
Georgy
Rapid Senate reshaping noted as old guard exits
Washington date Sept 25 The piece examines how the United States Senate is rapidly changing with the old guard fading away. It notes many veteran members like Allison and Aldrich gone retired or deceased, while a new wave of reformers and younger leaders advances, signaling a transformed Senate landscape. It observes the House also shifting but focuses on the Senate’s turnover and the erosion of the old regime as new figures rise.
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Potl McGowan
Washington
Thomas Canter
Mone Hina
United States Senate
Care Heer
Gnard
Mike Aldrich
Alison
Senate
Wa Waid
Totter Snon
Lit Holslutte
Ihiuself
la Follette
Diti
Tong
la Follete
House of Representatives
Congress
Mose
Howe
Sonaia
Allison
Nelson Pyi Alddeh
Lens
Tell Ian
Colorado
Frye
Maines
Virginia
Vermont
Hurerawes
Georgia
Tomer
Meknery
Ponisiana
Tavness
Puiton
Ruveridie
Ioinawi
Dalliver
Dalli
Tauri
Mississippi
Ted
Son Dakar
Hanh
Pilon
Urozony Haakine
Hovik Burke
Nebrika Mine
Lax Angel
Emmonway
Tadlana
Washinton
Warner
Missouri
Pyner
Tennessee
Wiltia
The
United State
Watson Visits West for Cotton and Labor Policy
Commissioner Watson spent a week touring Lincoln Kansas City and other cities, attending International Association of Labor Commissioners events in Lincoln. He gathered data on food and feed laws, cotton marketing, reciprocity views, and methods of cotton seed meal use, signaling anticipated shifts in Southern prices and hog and feeder fattening prospects.
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Columbia
Coimmisafone
Department of Age
Nashlouls
Kansas City
Lincoln
Omaha
Neb
Des Moines
Chicago
Hopkinsville
Atlanta
Watson
International Association of Labor Commissioners
International Association of Factory Inspecters
National Conservation Congress
Attanta
Harrett
Natonal Partners’ Union
Heflin
Arkania
Southern Cotton Congress
South
Mc Watson
Lie West
Me. Watson
Mr. Watson
Hus
Princeipal
West
Montgomery
New York
Elise
Accidental Killing Near Kasley Involves Looper and Porter
A sad accident near Kasley on September 24 left Waddy Porter dead after Jick Looper’s shotgun discharged when rabbits frightened them. Both men stood side by side and turned, the guns met, the trigger released, Porter dying on the ground. The coroner ruled Porter died by the accidental discharge of a shotgun in Looper’s hands. Porter, a prosperous farmer, leaves a wife and several children.
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Kasley
Jick Looper
Waddy Porter
Mr. Looper
Han
Porter
Jack Looper
Looper
Notice to Creditors and local election details
District Court of the United States in South Carolina announces a petition for composition in a bankruptcy case. Creditors may appear October th in Charleston to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Also county election notice for Bear Pen School District 10 voting on a tax measure with Yes and No ballots. Polls open on a Saturday, voters must present registration, and ballots will reflect the tax question.
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District Court of the United States
District of South Carolina
Ruskin Anderson
Charleston
Richard W. Hutson
County Board of
Uni Ak
Elverian
Tae Voring
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Nate
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Grover Thibbard
Clomaen
Cher Aint Collore
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Clover
Minsanigin
Margaret Stoles
Reonville
Wernunt
N. Lins
Aid Mora
Sanday
Momly
Sloanites
Georgie Aldo
Annie Coe Tippin
Wiebe
Milan
Orhieles
Wwly
Veurion Coe
George
Mig
Moe
Wavar Wyly
John Verster
Bucklen
Sley
Pwo
Chamberlain
Nomce
Prustees
Dlattt
AOA
Crewe Ih
Honeen
Dempie A Adams
Administeatrix Estate
Do. I. Adama
Frank H. Shirley
Westminster, S. C
Matheson Hardwar
Oxfords
Moss & Ansel
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