Community Notes and Personal News From Bounty Land
The Bounty Land column reports Mrs. D. A. Thornton’s improving health after surgery by Dr. Bosworth in Hartwell Ga. several residents and visitors are listed including Miss Clyde Smith at Asheville and Miss Bets McMahan visiting Easley. School notes mention Dean Davis at Clemson and Monton McDonald resuming study at the University of South Carolina. A church supper raised 24.70 for new seats, library orders and local arrivals are noted, along with condolences for the loss of Harriet Pickett and updates on local families and students across Hartwell and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bounty Land
D. A. Thornton
Hartwell
J. M. Bosworth
Mias
Clyde Smith
Asheville
N.C
Misa Betts, McMahan
Easley
Lawrence Berry
Qreenville
J. K. Smith
Dean Davis
Clem
Sandy Springs
J. B. Pickett
Bobham Poundy
Pacolet
Max Baily Dendy
Auegusta
Mra
C.D. Corbin
Whitewater
D. A. Versitt
Jan
Per Doyle
Poplar Springs Church
Richland Sunday School
Mary Ponnell
Anderson
Wright
R. N. Rankin
Mie
Mra. J
Monton McDonald
Columbia
South Carolina University
Dan Shankin
Hhe Tother
Mia
Juno Shanklin
Miss Nett Bruce
Jim
Onloway
H.W. Tarwell
D. A. Vorritt
Bons
Broadus
D. A. Preritt
Beaverdam Association
Bair Play
G. RK
Cross Roads
Mision Rona Munotiger
Ada Wyty
Geraldine Hughs
Mubile
Night River Avyly Kirk Thirteen Negro Churches Burned
Albany Ga Sept 28 Albany Herald reports unknown night riders burned thirteen Negro churches and schools around Keatler Baker and Calhoun counties. New Salem church and a local school were destroyed amid violence linked to an attempted racial assault. Lynching fears and terror plague the Negro population in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Aupnetal
Albany Herald
Keatler
Marly
Baker
Calhoun
New Salem
Kotler
Sure-Enough Knocker Salve Promoted By J O Goodwin
J O Goodwin of Beldaville North Carolina touts Buckton's Atales Salve as a reliable remedy for piles sores burns and skin injuries. He claims a bad jab required no more than a single use and left no scar, advertising its effectiveness and availability at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Goodwin
Beldaville
N. C
Buckton
Wheord
Explosion at Cross Keyn cut kills five in Scranton
An explosion of dynamite at the Cross Keyn cut on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line near Toby Maina blows five men to pieces. The victims, including Americans and two Italians, were tamping a hole with eighteen inches of dynamite when it detonates. Bodies scattered and clothing matched to identify victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Tnren Americas
Cross Keyn Cut
Delaware
Lack Wanna and Western
Toby Maina
John Walsh
Tragedy at Camp Jassaman in the Philippines
A shooting incident at Camp Jassaman resulted in the deaths of Edward J. Bloom of the 4th Infantry and Private Suttles of Company K. Suttles shot Lieutenant Bloom and then killed himself. Bloom died later. Private Higarod was wounded. Military investigators were to examine the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manta
Camp Jassaman
Tieit
Edward J. Bloom
4Th Infantry
Suttles
Comany K
Sutles
Llout
Bloom
Ruttles
Victin Higarod
Military Offeinia
Hafler Promotes Stomach and Liver Tablets Use
J. J. Kantone of Allegan Michigan reports taking two of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and feeling fifty percent better than in weeks. He endorses the remedy, noting it helps his own health and invites others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hafler
Chamberlain
J. J. Kantone
Allegan, Mich
J. W .Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Laney
Honeca
Unclear text fragment about school funds and moves
The excerpt discusses a proposed extra mill tax for school improvements and notes a delayed meeting with a donor group. It mentions plans to enhance buildings and equipment and references actions by a court and individuals including Lucy Bierias and Matile McDonald in a local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Bierias
Matile McDonald
Seneca News items and religious notices from October
Local items report a fatal accident in New Hope with a four year old boy Mannon Morewan. death of Mrs. Griffin in Anderson and condolences from the community. Church events include Baptist and South Carolina Presbytery meetings with receptions, union organization, and a pastor’s address. Seneca hosts Gentry’s Dog and Pony show, a floral show enhancements, and a second annual Seneca Baptist church meeting with roll call and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
Mannon
E. M. Morewan
Mya. Griffin
Mia
H. J. Gignillat
Anderson
Baptist Church
Missionary Union of the South Carolina Presbytery
V. McCarey
M. R. Kirkpatrick
Uta
Friends of the Evangelist
W. L. Walker
Wet Vain
Greenville
Baptist Churchs
Seneca Baptist Church
Baypulet Churchea
Alexander Will Vial
Rutherfordton
N. C
Alexander
Doyle
Bought Lowery
Africa
D. B. Jones
David McClanne Han
Ara
Senger
Grandy
Dickson
Sinter
Mea
Albert Adama
At 'Thom
Anton
Beneen
Columbia
Seneca
Phin Dectafon
Ronei
Rod Rorex
Bent Vane
Rouen
Gex Minton Planta
Borania
Planta
Gerani
Prine Tid Ferng
Palna
Wien
Endld
Bloodiest Avvair on Record at Baptist Church
Jolico Tenn Sept 28 A deadly mob attack near the Antheas post office killed preacher and two worshipers at the church door. A crowd of drunken men fired into the congregation just after services ended. Others were wounded as chaos erupted outside the church. The article also notes local church revival activity and a marriage announcement in nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolico
Ten
Mast Tennovier
Antheas
J. W. McKinney
Howard Thomas
Salem
James Cannon
Js. Bonned
Clemson Tigers Triumph over Gordon Thi ntitate 15 to 0
Clemson College opened the football season with a 15 to 0 victory over Gordon Thi ntitate on the campus. The crowd showed strong interest in the home game, marking a hopeful start for the Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
Clemson College
Clamson ‘Tigers
Gordon Thintitate
Clemton
Night Fodders at Work in Varenges Township
A city morning report says gunnery at Calhoun Print, eight miles south, was posted by night riders. They threaten to burn the building if a bill is not stopped. Mr Pruitt fled as a result. The note blames no one and hints at a hoax, with no link to the Warmers' Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Mail
Calhoun Print
Varenges Township
Tilera
Seneca merchants offer prizes for Mower Show exhibits
A garbled list shows Seneca merchants pledging items for the Mower Show including dinnerware, a wagon, a silver set, plants, and small gifts. Names such as Mevernitilo Co. Wulf dower Japonene, Marron & Watterson, Linney Drug Co, and Summers & Holloway appear with assorted decorative and practical prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonren Mevernitilo Co
Wulf
Marron & Watterson
Mutt & Knox
Rite Botter
Linney Drug Co
Pleop
Rhwkin Adaraon
W. BP
Byrd
Summer & Holloway
Adame
Sena Pharmacy
W. A. Witsell
Pf. B. Johnson & Co
Westminster Deaths and Local News Chronicle
Westminster, Sept 29 report several deaths and local notices. The death of Mildred Gretta West at seven weeks is mourned. funeral at Westminster churchyard. Other items note illness of Jol M. Cobb, return of Miss Allis Stribling, and Terrell Walters’s death at age 20 from fever. Mentions of Mrs Stribling, William Porter’s family move, and Mrs Lakabell Ball's California visit. Additional notes cover local travel, frost, a train excursion, and community society reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Deawett
Weatminster
Alex. McHea
Wentminster
A. GC. West
Mildred Gretta
Nome
Mary the Devraved
God
Heaven
A. McDunled
Witte
Weatminater
Babe
Jol M. Cobb
Cobb
Talen
Palmor
Will
Minn Allis Stribling
Geo. Stribling
Atlanta
J. W. Gaines
Cox College
College Park
Terrell D. Walters
J. A. Walters
Laurens
Mr. Walters
Wesleyan Phirah
Maud Simpson
Greenwood
Lander College
W. J. Stribling
Jessie Stribling
Stribling
Fair Play
Beaverdam Association
Mra
William G. Porter
G. €. Porter
Porter
el Pano
Lakabell Ball
Marjorie
San Diego
California
J. A. John
Weatintueler
Californ
Hall
J. M
Gate City
W. Land
M. England
W. P. Anderson
T. N. Garter
Y. B. Pitt
Strth- Nog
Kiohlard
Klethor Tannery
Av P
Milas Marett
Columbia
Joss
Chie Hunt
Greer
Rolfe Mint
Galneaville
Hunt
Mira Gortende Charles
Mowery Branch
Clinton Marett
Purman Simpson
Baltimore
Hera
Valhalla
Toccoa
Martin
Georgia
Flon
T. D. Long
Greenville
Old Howe
Upton
W. J. Gainow
High Springs
Gainea
Gbarney
Donnald
Fair Play notes busy farm season and social scene
FACTS FROM FAIR PLAY Our Turmera busy closing cotton cutting hay gathering fodder and forages. A fine stand of ture nips and potato crop reported. Community sick improving. Two Sunday schools good water cornfield produce and muscadines remain. Association crowds, order, and discussion. many visitors from Walhalla Charlotte Boncon and Lavonia. Work Day for orphans planned October A across two Southern States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Ing. Seaborn
Charlotte
W. J. Lines
Boncon
Hel Bibb
Waste
J.D. Babeid
Jante Gatnox
Townville
Lovely Young India
Mixaen Sule
Jane Dobbins
Fork
Lavonia
Matilda Holland
M. A. Terrell
Weshiumnuter
W. J. Stribling
Josuie
TM. Helland
Kong
Sallie Reeder
Rey
A. P. Marett
Olbern
Jol B. Ford
Clyda
Mra. W
Ming Pearle Marott
Inet Weal
Brewin College
Gainesville
Milly Compton
Maton
Neenie
Jim Brown
Jim
J. Helion
Watson
John Kakew
Amioreou
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C. W
J. E. Bauknight
Walhalla, S. C
Night Rivers
Wille
Philippines
Beneca
Calne Prulte
Westminster
Pladmont Drug Company
Plad+mont
Carters Pharmacy
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