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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text records an editor named WN and a date June 7 1907. The readable fragment mentions a possible note or description related to writings and tesserae but lacks coherent context or full names, places, or events.
The State Teachers Association will gather at Chicks Springs from June 24 to 26. A Departmental Session on June 25 will interest country school teachers. Travel by rail at one and one third fare round trip under certificate plan. hotel rate 1.60 per day with membership card. Distinguished educators expected. county teachers urged to attend. Marries Covinaron. McColl, June 1, 1907.
A letter from Nellie T. McColl Brown Navinti South Carolina 1907 expresses sincere thanks for encouragement and a first personal check received. The note credits the writer’s gratitude for support during difficult times and praises the recipient for “splendid Service” and “eminent success” with best wishes and respect.
Olio correspondence highlights A O McRae and Alex McLaurin as leading figures, praising business acumen and handsome homes. Mentions J H Calhoun Jr, Sternberger Co, Howard Bonnett, L Currie, A J Calhoun Jr, Watt Welch, and N W Edens in banking and retail roles.
A motion to place the effort before county Sunday schools seeks donations to hire a missionary woman, Miss Killen Gainey. Committees to report back funds and sustain weekly offerings. lack of funds noted, and A K Odom of McColl is to receive reports.
A local notice announces a sponsor for the unveiling of a Confederate monument. It states the sponsor selection favors the largest donor, with the secretary arranging formalities. The piece notes skepticism about a bachelor candidate and hints at a related car race result in Springfield, showing garbled details.
M J Covinavon recalls a tale of a boy who lied to his father about a misdeed. The father’s admonition leads to a breakfast scene at the hearth as the family says the Lord’s Prayer, asking forgiveness as they forgive others. The message emphasizes mercy and penitence.
Letter from residents reports saltery and crop conditions good with plentiful food. Mentions Clinton Atuntun as overseer for Walter David and Clio visitations. Charles Cottingham ill, Minaie Halterstay returned from Honnottaville, B T Hamer back from Texas. Growities in Saltery, J Jovan and W Hall active. Pulleriearth factory on Brook River works disrupted but to resume soon. ore milling process described. Northern capitalist bought land, erected mill inland for gold ore processing. reference to Shih and 600 Baltoré. Local notes dated June 3, 1907.
Moore of Greenville, S C, will explain terms for a farmer's cotton school proposed to convene in July. The plan seeks 100 cotton experts from across South Carolina to train growers in sampling grading storing and shipping to improve market readiness.
A reader from the Lumber region writes that work proceeds despite late frost and that spring travel to Marlboro was halted by a spell of flagripp. The note, dated June 1 1907, is signed JD J.
A children’s department feature highlights The Wonder Tales of Northern Lands in a children’s magazine. It describes Norse myth stories about Thor’s wife hair Loki theft and a tale of Miggles shedding skin, plus a comic by John R. Bray about a missionary’s little boy.
An advertise ment promises relief from itching and painful protruding pits with Dr Shoop Magic Ointment. The copy notes a single expert in Pitow society endorses its positive effect and disappearance of symptoms after use. A large pickle cupped glass jar labeled 50 contae is sold by J T Douglas.
A fragmented OCR list shows names such as Easterling Rethea Parlin Pearson Parish and several others, with scattered initials and possible affiliations. Several numeric tokens and odd spellings appear, suggesting a partial roster or committee roll rather than a complete article.
My Best Friend, Alexander Henton, of Rural Route 1 Toward N Yi, testifies that King's New Discovery cured his asthma and a related cough for his son's wife. He praises its power over coughs and colds, noting a complete recovery and offering a free trial bottle with the guarantee.
An early 20th century style advertisement describes a delicate imported hat featuring soft pink ribbons, looped bows, and concave trims. The piece highlights the hat’s color palette, unique looping ribbon arrangement, and left-side drape, showcasing a fashionable summer accessory. Also slips in a separate hard sell for Dr Shoop headache tablets and related health products.
Coroner G N McCall and Dr Salters conducted an inquest in Brownsville on Tagar Robinson who was found dead. They ruled heart failure with no signs of foul play. The piece also promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative with patent medicine claims and a Grippe description in a late 19th century ad style.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and titles including Clark F Walton Harper Bury Love W J Footer Henry Ruke Jouey Jess ap Watson YUMALE Lin Mra Julia Rogers Ming Mary Gut tlnngham Mrs Liwy Gowry Mea HN Tuvonge Mais Washington Mya Faunji Willian Mes Carnie Mew Qauge Jude Withiais TB Molatrars vr.
A nostrum claim touts Coliss Provents Pneumonia cough syrup as superior to remedies for cold like Kenedy’s laxative formula. Promises relief by soothing throat irritation and reducing inflammation while claiming mild laxative effects. Marketed as pleasant for children and aligned with national mood and drug law. sold by J T Douglas.
Jones and A J Jotun advertise ready to fill stove wood lumber orders with delivery or yard pickup. Orders left at home or by phone 1135 promise prompt attention. The ad mentions various local names and addresses in Bonnettaville area and Wartburg.
The Democrat and McCall's Magazine an excellent Lady's Book for 1.85. The Democrat and Thrice a week Work for 1.67. Sunny South and the Democrat for 1.50. Weekly Atlanta Constitution and Democrat one year for 1.705. This is the cheapest reading ever offered.
Notice to creditors of Awai Hubbard. All persons holding claims against the estate must present them within the legally required period or be barred from payment. Creditors should timely file their claims with the administrator at the designated address. Dated April 5, 1907.
Fragmentary OCR passage references medical topics and a named store at 408 Witt's Ganbayizen Witew, but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons to summarize a specific news item.
Fragmentary notice from Charleston College dated May 22 1907 outlines terms for dormitory stay and tuition in a county election year. It mentions candidates for admission and a bequest for scholarships, with emphasis on payment and attendance requirements.
Fragmentary notice describes a pine cotton plantation about six miles northwest of Bennettaville, listing 2 acres plus more, with cultivation and a long virgin field. Mentions Mrs AG Binsterling and a real estate transaction with an April to May 1907 context, plus cryptic remarks about a servant, a suspect, and a warning tied to a missing event.
Court of General Beulonw for Marlboro County will convene at Huntingtonville on the first Monday in June next being the 24th day, 1967, for the county and state. A party interested will take due notice thereof. A. Drake, Clerk Court of OB and G. B. Bar Marlboro Up. May 40, 1907.
Clemson Agricultural College invites applicants for a countywide agricultural scholarship program. Eligible county residents may apply through the County Superintendent of Kiltiontion by the submission deadline. Scholarship awards cover tuition and payor expenses. number of awards to be announced later.
Rubber-tired vehicles are growing in favor as observers and repairers note they reduce jolting and jarring of running gear, prolonging vehicle life and offering greater comfort.
An advertising fragment touts low prices on glassware stationery and pharmacy items. It promises a wide range of books, tablets, pencils, blank books, and related lines. Mention of a department store pride and fresh candy appears amid the muddled text.
An odd OCR fragment markets Dee’s Laxative Honey and promises free samples and positive claims. It mentions Rosoran Salt Khon Hryulpelas Pilon and Ekin Disaayow with a garbled call to relief. Address given as goo Manhattan Avenue, Yoyl, Enolovo with a dated stamp of Bopt 20, 06.
A note on a new improvement by S J Peavaon the dowalor offering engraving initials on gold and silver items in State of Scenare. The advertisement promises neat work for any article and invites customers to call.
A terse local item notes Meitiz's Sweet Pickles securing a notable grab or display at W M Rowe's. Details are limited but imply a product promotion or sale involving pickles and related seafood items such as shrimp lobster and deviled preparations.
The notice states the nature is ready for the public for one dollar a month or portion thereof, payable to the manager. No stock will be allowed to be taken. The item appears under a May 93, 1007 date and lists O. Dudny as the manager.
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