Jury Wins Ratifications in Court of General Sessions
The court convened with Judge Q G Dantler presiding as the grand jury filed bills and the term began. The jury found Jack Wing guilty of murder with a life sentence, while other cases progressed or were continued, and the court adjourned after a busy session.
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Court of General Sexaions Cons
Q. G. Dantler
Grand Jury
Johnson
Cass
Jack Wing
Om Odom
Joby Alston
Jloney
Chireday Ironies
Marien
Crop damage and local woes in uncertain Texas and South Carolina
A four week drought devastates Texas crops especially corn. South Carolina College and former leaders face new presidents. Long Kans China suffers water shortages as wells run dry and residents rely on supplies from the mainland. distribution lines form as thirsty families seek relief.
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Texas
South Carolina College
Old Wolford
Fragmented local notes from Smithville county diary
A garbled section recounts rural life near Smithville with mentions of trusts, gardens, and oblique references to people like Uncle Sam and Selvin. The text describes efforts to dig wells, earn a living, and prepare for a Sunday gathering in Pleasant Hill while noting weather phrases and family details.
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Melos
J Ri
Sam
Smithville
White's Creek
Jto
Pleasant Hill
Selvin Symoutine
Liam
Sutilny
Tale San
Figures and Crops Amid Widespread Bird-Destruction Claims
The fragment argues wild claims that birds destroy up to 300,000 crops yearly, then questions birds as the real cause. It notes crop losses, questions poultry diets, and cites a Bible Society report noting 70,676,245 Bibles in 60 years, then hints at misdirected blame and unclear China usage.
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American Bible Society
China
Community notes cover prayers and crops in county
The local column reports prayer meetings scheduled for Saturday at 4 PM before the fourth Sunday, praises farm crops with oats corn and cotton, notes a new roof on Onto Baptist church, and lists talks to Sunday school children by Rev A T Dilip. It invites a picnic at Red Shifton and thanks donors including Connie Maxwell Orphanage.
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Lawrence
Ivey
Olio MW
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Dunlip
James Goodman
Clio
Bluff
Annie
Fur Wan Calloway
Wilyan Westerling
Teysopee
Ostoraro Mills
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A. ‘I’. Dilip
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Beulah M. 1 Olitireh
Oatoraro Mills Co
Bro
Dunlap
Tod Ovat
Red
Connie Maxwell
Fragmentary Community Letter From Local Readers
A brief, fragmented note expresses whimsical reflections on letters from readers, social events, and family visits. The author mentions peaches, celebrations, and local gatherings with a casual, personal tone.
Rev FP and John to wed at Guilford College church
The Wilmington Star reports the marriage intends between Rev R B John president elder of the Wilmington District and Miss Ploring Stride Worth of Guilford College. The ceremony is at the Miands church Guilford College on Wednesday January 25 at 8 o'clock with home to follow August 1 at 105 Grace Street Wilmington.
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John
Wilmington Star
R. B. John
Wilmington
Mets Ohurol South
Ploring
Stride Worth
Guilford College
High School of
Miiands
Grace Alreot
Sunday School Conference appoints county committees
At the Marlboro Methodist Churches Sunday School Conference held May 8 the assembly voted to form six visiting committees to visit every Sunday school in the county and to stimulate deeper interest. Brethren listed as committee members show readiness to undertake the duty and promote evangelistic efforts.
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Binyrna
Boltar
Hodgon
Molton
Ite
Nominations for County Senate Representation
Four citizens including Col G C and Arat are nominated to represent the county in the state senate for the ensuing term. This is subject to the laws and reverlations of the Democratic party primary elections. June 1Y, 02, Many Crrizenas.
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Col GC
Arat Wit
Crop notes and wedding report from Smithville
Smithville column notes crops peaking with corn figs peas and gardens thriving. A local wedding between Mr Sleary Hatcher and Miss Mesia Grant is recorded at the Hill instant. Health in the community shows improvement and residents report better well being.
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Atos Chavis
Sleary Hatcher
Misu Mesia Grant
Mary Brigman
Smithville
Miiab Chavis
Ben Drmviann
Candidate notices from Marlboro and neighboring counties
In a sequence of declarations several local figures announce candidacies for county offices. Names include CHAST SHERRILL for Auditor and OBL OATNSEE as Superintendent of Liberation, with pledges to follow Democratic primary rules. Additional notices from MONOSTRON and Bonnottaville reference reelect and service commitments ahead of the primary.
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Sherrill
Fox
Marlboro County
Anton
The Lap of Luxury Mystery Fable
A teacher questions a young girl about meaning behind a phrase and receives a playful, cautious answer. The child explains lap of luxury as a cat stealing into the pantry and licking cream, leaving the educator unsure how to respond to the quaint explanation.
Democratic voters in McCall hold reorganizing meeting
A notice states a meeting of Democratic voters of McCall will be held at their usual place on July 5 at 3 o'clock to reorganize the Democratic club. The club will elect officers and discuss Provident issues.
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Mlkias
Lommas
Anid
Cory Orion
Noou
T. 1
Gibson
Robert Chapmdip
McColl
OVID
Marte Mills Wall
Robert Chapman
McCall
O'Dloak
Provident
Vieo Ee Aid
Local Racing Notes Show Mixed Results Across Streets
Unclear OCR fragment lists small time results and names, including Charleston and Laven AO. Mentions amounts and figures like 26 and 6.00 with scattered initials. Readers should await fuller text to identify events, participants, and outcomes.
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