Calvert Elected Spartanburg Mayor Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmented report cites A B Calvert Hins bean elected mayor of Spartanburg while other local items mention California earthquakes Judge Gary renders Alliance case order appointing a reader to oversee seventeen thousand dollars of fund details Pope Leo's successor reported as chosen in Tweadsy at 11 o'clock Italian Clarence enforces a vague law as police move rioters to the mayor amid unrest across communities with calls to restore peace.
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Gandinal
Luiseppe Barto
Pope Leo
Paras
LeGrand Family to Practice Law in Bennettsville
John W. LeGrand of Rockingham will practice law in Bennettsville after a brief stay with relatives in Brightville Marlboro County D C He was licensed in 1900 and has practiced three years in Rockingham He married Mary Elizabeth Liles last October and is described as a rising figure at the bar with many friends in the county Desrocrat extends a hearty welcome.
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Rockingham
John W. LeGrand
LeGrand
Brightaville
Marlboro County
D. C
DeGrand
Bennettsville
Mary Elizabeth Liles
Fat Tle
Turnee
King Etroot
R. Ford
The
Baptist Church
Jou J
Peancos
Bexuettaville
Eldfast
Mt. Airy
Wilted A Purchaser. For an Easy Paying Business
Classified notice seeking a paying business opportunity at the Democrat Office. Seller offers a featherbed, 40 or 0. Ibs, a NewdHome Saving Machine, and an easy, clean venture. Readable text invites interested buyers to inquire locally.
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Democrat
State Fair premium list and prize notices recall prompts
The article mentions the upcoming State Fair premium list issued by A W Love Chester and highlights attractive prizes. It urges new exhibitors to send exhibits, notes that the Sodiery will freight exhibits within the state, and discusses the value of exhibiting and returning without cost. It also includes a mix of local anecdotes and quips from Albany Journal and Lacon Journal, with a blunted reflection on a student essay about the human body and a mislaid congratulatory letter.
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A.W. Love Chester
Toppy
Marlboro
Vest
Brightsville and Antioch Church Preachin Joy and Local Weddings
Church meeting at Antioch closed amid rejoicing as Brightaville and Boykin plan future services. Rev Shuler and team praised for guiding the flock. farmers optimistic about crops amid rain. Local marriages and social notices fill this town’s August 1903 notices with greetings and well wishes.
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Antioch Church
Quioua
Boykin
Brightaville Viecuit
Roya, Baker
Shuler
Lina Leen
Antipch
Reva. Arinil
Parry
Peelo
Mo. Farlan
Death notices and reflections from Brightsville era
Obituary notices report infant Daorithy Davenport dies at about 2 years and funeral at Oak Ridge cemetery. Died August 4 1003 in Brightsville of Mrs Jackson Stubbs aged 85, sister Arthur Bright and granddaughter of founder of Brightaville. burial in family cemetery. Also death of Mrs Viola Ivey wife of I T Ivey with five children. funeral at Quick Braveyard led by Rev Welcome Quick. Also a noted quote on workers and merchants about returning to work after vacations.
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H.W. Curnol
Daorithy Davenport
Oul Ridge Cemetery
Brighteville
Tucsly
Mra Jackson Stubbs
Arthur Bright
Daugher
Chas
Bright
Brightaville
Clioon
Viola Ivey
I. Ta Ivey
Quick Braveyard
Welcome Quick
South Carolina College Centennial Celebrated at Columbia
The South Carolina College marks a century since its founding with a June 1905 centennial celebration. The article notes the college’s origins to educate all state youth, its Civil War disruptions, reopening under Confederate and later U.S. governments, and later expansion into law and technical topics. It highlights notable faculty and graduates, the role of scholarships to fund teachers in each county, and the college’s status as the capital’s principal educational institution.
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Tha
United Tates
Doang
South Cas
Coleee Aluranl
Ory
Bnd
Ierary
Tur
Wraigent
Benjamin Slay
Pards
United Eisses
Joseph Daniel Asec
Law Department
Uns College
Soem
Ventuzen
Protesaor Wardlaw
Hin
Mayers
Westone
Pete Meohie
Unclear Rural Note From Faded OCR Fragment
A censored and garbled OCR fragment from a Kansas farming note mentions crops and a harvest. Names and places are unreadable, with several misspellings, making a precise summary difficult. The readable elements reference farming activity and possible local terms without a coherent narrative.
South Carolina College for Teachers Seeks Endowed Scholarships
The college plans endowed normal scholarships for each county to attract young men into teaching. The Trustees anticipate substantial support from the community. a new department titled College for Teachers aims to train future instructors and bolster public schools. Women may be employed as needed, with emphasis on practical study and technical courses. The initiative seeks to advance education and maintain royal confidence in the state’s system.
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Han
Tila
Hance
Chin
Jrniar
Ami Danulty
Leo
Wilbington
State Fair social feature and local shop notices
The social feature of the State Fair is an important team considering the advantages of exhibitors meet the best and most prospective breeders in the State and make many friends valuable to you. We have just received a car of nice buggies offered very low. Apply to HK Covington Bennettsyville July 22 1903. Also an advertisement for Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with free trial bottles and testimonials promising recovery.
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Guarante
Doviging
Ben
Women of the Pee Dee Plead for Patriotic Support
The letter by John J Darga appealed to patriotic women across the Pee Dee region for active, organized support. It calls for a female auxiliary to unite efforts, praising unity and moral resolve, and closes with a note on local agitation and a 1903 date.
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Ariel
Talleyranch
Gil Atta
Civticn
Pee Dee
John J Darga
Sea
Horses Sale Notice from Fuller Bros July 30 1903
Announcement for a horse sale on short notice by Fuller Bros dated July 30 1903. It invites buyers to come for oats and driving horses and mentions accepting trade for mules with favorable terms. The notice emphasizes quick sale and modest prices.
Notice of bankruptcy and land seizure in 240 acre tract case
A bankruptcy notice lists lands to be seized in a court action. John Manning and others of Cheray area are named, detailing 240 acres in a tract known as the Trace, with parcels along a Cheray road and nearby properties. The document references a sale or transfer process under court authority and names parties including John Gaty and Houphier with associated locations.
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Wade
Court of Bankristy
Lowing Land
Belobylnjetty
John Manning
Stayovo County
Paricey
Cheray
Glin
W. Houphier
Built and Kind to Phas in the 1908 report
A garbled OCR note from July 16, 1908 mentions "Naw Stock Borer 4 Oilor Toor Bremo" and refers to "the biggest Tiintys fate" traced from Luis. It hints at a court or legal matter with an unclear first name or place and recalls a 1908 event or decision without clear specifics.
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Luis
Aigo New
Wiltheoy College Admission Examinations Note
Examination notices invite applicants for Wiltheoy College admissions on Sunday at 9 in Bounattsyile along Hwy 10. Applicants must be at least five years old. Rewards for top performers include tenfold scholarships. next session opens around September 16, 1903. For more information contact President D. A. JCGHINSON at Sok Dil, 8. GO.
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Wiltheoy College
Bounattsyile
Aegon
Cor Fae
D. A. Jcghinson
Sok Dil
Benusttsyjile Town Ordinance on Disorder and Fines
An 1903 town ordinance by Benusttsyjile authorities prescribes penalties for disorderly conduct public intoxication and related offenses. It authorizes fines up to 100 dollars and terms of up to thirty days for violations, with enforcement by the mayor and council.
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Benusttsyjile
Hainattayilte
Conny
Geom
Abulba
Gered
Gounnil
Town ordinance raises supplies for 1904 in Bennettisville
The ordinance levies taxes to fund the town budget for the year ending April 1904. It taxes rent and personal property at 15 cents per hundred dollars, real and personal property at 21 cents, and bonds for railroad, electric light, and sinking funds with penalties for late payment. It also imposes a two dollar commutation tax for nonworking residents and valid penalties for failure to work on town roads.
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Bennettisville
Charleston
Sumter
BEC
Rennensville
General Assembly of
Lily
Barnattaville
Gauoell
Connell
Todgrs
Minton
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