Walhalla Chronicle notes local events and obits
The November issue records health updates on residents Nicholaon and Simon, a fire loss at Mr. Gam broi’s barn, and community notices from Walhalla including church meetings, road work by Mr. Kelley, and plans for Christmas promotions. It reports the death of Andrew F. Cox, aged 70, a veteran and Presbyterian church member, with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Jol Vontadorn
Walhalla Foxt
Jacksonville
Vontadoln
Avon
McManagway
Walbhalls
Connie Maxwell
Epworth
Thornwall Orphining
Monroe Gambroil
Poplar
Simon Hunt
Walhalla
Clemson Colland
Clemson College
Osonoo County
Ha Bun Obunty
Clamson College
Hilroth
Morritv
Emmott
Tufant
Mfr
Daniel Jamerson
Ebuhozer
Jamierson
Andrew P. Cox
Andrew F. Vox
Woolminster
Orr
Roghmont
Rifles
Norton
Hla
Tn Cox
Dalzar
Howari Cox
Montana
Minaba Roautio
Julia
Nottte
Cox Homestead
Prasbytarrian Church
Honoryad Ha
Wontminator Presbyterian Ohurch
Benide
Local Notes From High Falla Community
Locals around High Falls report fine weather for gatherings and progress. Mr O O White begins a new dwelling noted as attractive and commodious. John Hord and wife traveled to Pokenk on business. Mrs Sallie Cannon returns from extended visit. Nora Nimmons directs Warsaw school opening next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Falls
White
Warsaw
Misa Kuslo Nimmons
Old Pickoos
J. J. Cantrell
Clrintman
Harelaon Smith
Olttzann
Tim
Ocunon
Jonathan
Inauion
Walhalla Daily Notices and Local Movements
Local items list visits travel and family news from Walhalla including residents in Anderson and Clemson colleges, births marriages and gatherings. Mentions Clemson College alumni centennial in Greenville, and editor’s absence delaying the Weston Times briefly.
Apple sale notice misread in scattered text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an apple sale tied to a local county and town, with garbled phrases about price and items. The readable bits reference apples, a sale collection, and names that are unclear, offering little coherent detail or context.
Mysterious Local Notes and Early 1900s Skins Trade
Fragmented OCR from a 1900s edition describes various local items. Names like Colley Barker Crayton and McCully appear alongside references to property, schooling, and early industrial activity. The text notes a March 16 closing, a Pine and Abbie Alexander family, and budding mining or lumber operations with crate-like shipments and high value skins.
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Hele
Eintom
Nai Mornin
Abe
Jose Lay
Littleton
Bat Family
Tome
Brown
Ming Abbie Alexandon
Dolby
Actiool
Tore Saris Salem
Belom
Novombo
Banca
Child Labor in Mills Prompts Legislative Debate
The logia ture faces a renewed push on a bill prohibiting child labor in mills while considering education needs. Critics warn outright bans may harm poor families who rely on earnings, urging careful action balancing mill operatives and workers.
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Logla- Tature
Milla
Minture
Harald
Nowa
Governor McSweeney Declines Run for Congress
Reported in a November dispatch, Governor McSweeney stated he will not seek the Second Congressional District seat next summer. The disclosure aligns with circulating state press speculation as to his political plans.
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McSweeney
Congress
Era Platteal
Sonera
Seasonal Merchandise Sale Promises $10,000 Move In Four Weeks
A fragmented ad promises large stock movement within four weeks with bold pricing terms. The readable phrases hint at yard items, textiles, and discounted per yard prices though many lines are garbled.
Oren South Georgia Pyrip Silently Described
An OCR fragment mentions Oren and South Georgia with Pyrip and unclear context. The readable bits suggest a local item or note tied to regional places but no explicit event or outcome is clear. Further readable lines would be needed to define persons organizations or dates for a concrete summary.
Unclear OCR Sugar Prices and Naval Mention Patch
Fragmented text shows sugar price notes and stray naval references. Contains garbled lines, partial figures, and unrelated terms. Core readable items are limited, including mentions of sugar measures and a naval year, but specifics are unreadable.
Rail wreck blame drifted to orders and forgetfulness
A wreck near Alpha four years ago sparked debate over train safety and ordered stops. The article argues that miscommunications and forgotten directives by conductors and engineers contribute to crashes. It urges a telegraphic control office on each train to ensure all orders are understood and followed, to protect passengers and property.
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Soncom
Kowbvar
Brodwol
Broad Shore
Hutton
Mgollinton
Engiboor
Thord
Wroclk
Columbia
Ben Coud
Froman
Hkawido
Asin
Hokota
Tnd
Tk Boa
Sondaotor
Fie
Alloh Hays
Mont
Nevitte
Fant
Walhalla
Ban Pat
Georgia Dispensary Law Sparks Local Debate
A proposed Georgia dispensary bill prompts discussion as legislators weigh opening barrooms versus continuing prohibition. Supporters argue the law could regulate liquor sales while opponents warn of potential social impact and loopholes. The measure underscores long standing tension over alcohol policy in the state.
Box Party Memory From a Late 19th Century Gathering
An OCR melody of a local gathering recalls a boxed party and supper scene. Guests opened boxed offerings on a table, sipped coffee, and enjoyed plays before a late sale. Mentioned names hint at attendees and observers, with a nostalgic tone of small town life and social customs.
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Vox
Ion
Jorpe
Boxer
Bamnel
Raby
Rota
Mire
Grant
Daughterd
Rhiott Doyle
Boor Ranks Fill Up Amid War Dispatches From Pratoria
Dispatches from Pratoria report continuous captures and a shifting stance among Hoor forces as they retreat from camps and towns to rejoin their main body. The memo notes increased mobilization, strains on the economy, and attempts to curb leaks while predicting eventual triumph for the Boora. Nearby reports mention Gordon Spring touring Opal Colony with a growing army presence and naval tensions in America, alongside social distress and cholera concerns impacting civilians.
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London
Mal
Pratoria
Dinamigh
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Forcom
Raya
Gordon Spring
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Opa
Capa
Apa
Southern Palm Limited Train Service Details Emergence
A garbled notice from the Southern Palm Limited outlines an upcoming service between New York and distant points. It mentions a plan for a winter schedule with new cars including a dining compartment and other features. The text references the Panama Limited and a future timetable without clear dates.
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Bouthorn Railyay Company
Qnia A
Rana
Apoolal
Prsraing
Eno
Southern Palm Limited
Ae Gealnea
MasaByy
Ponster
Fisnstoyn Aorta
Pooping Cape
Lagaro in Charleston Jali: a life of crime and tragedy
In Charleston Jali Columbia 8 Oy and Lagaro, a member of a once prominent Carolina family, faced charges of forgery and deceit. The narrative portrays a midlife fall, details of abuse and neglect, and a vulnerable dependent household suffering under a long arc of hardship and struggle.
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Columbia
Karo
Ord
Old Carolina
Obra
Connes
Nanaton
Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist Notes
Fragmented OCR passage references kidney disease and poisoning, with unclear names and events. It mentions a doctor, potential blood poisoning, kidney problems, and strokes but lacks coherent context or definite facts.
Killing in Oconee rocks Nehemiah Dunn home near Walhalla
Last Friday night Dovie Smith a white woman was shot and killed at the Dunn residence four miles east of Walhalla. The trial alleged she had been intimate with Jim Barton and faced confrontation over alleged immoral conduct. Barton and Dunn were involved in the ensuing conflict. Barton and Dovie were accused of repeatedly provoking the confrontation. Neighbors and authorities described a fatal shooting with Barton and Barton party implicated, verdict stating Dovie died from a gunshot wound inflicted by Margaret Dunn.
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Dovie” Smith
Nehemiah Dunn
Walhalla
Tuan Te Fons
Jim Bartoh
Donn Olaime
Dian
Davie Smith
Beery Dirk
Dann
Dovie
Tina
Bird
Bho
Barton
Mayoral
Dunn
Smith
Bo Abotaan
Davis
Anya Ha
Dutaenya Ratton
Doyis
Dovie Balth
Novoral
Uate
Diion
Robes Harkin
Marghrat
McLaurin Speakt Again About Roarby Honors
The article references McLaurin Speakt and honors given to Rogeott Bago Migg Helen Gold Werethi and Aaa Ab along with Janna banguatot the Roarby of Mays flower Dessondanta at tapi Jaat mary. It mentions McLaurn Pie re and a set of figures such as O10 Ditte pernelpal and bar fare Onis. The piece presents a fragmented account of names, events, and a ceremonial context without clear dates or locations.
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Rogeott Bago
Migg
Helen Gold
Janna
Roarby
Mays Flower Dessondanta
Tapi
Mary
McLaurn Piere
Pernelpal
Iain Ana Sasi
Westminster Notices Brighten Local News of December
Westminster reports a flurry of social and personal items from Galiouville to Spartanburg. Mrs A O Kdhola and family attend Corsaliy events while Miss Joah Parratt visits Monger and Cathy Denton, with others moving to Tuscaloosa and Florence for roles in education and mission work. Martha Hentor dies after a stroke. Orris Mancook and families visit, and local clergy prepare for Baptist State Convention proceedings.
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Westminster
Minn Troue Gorter
Galiouville
Gay Fe
Ourtar
Kdhola
Corsaliy
Mes. Terrall
Joah Parratt
Mowry
Cathy’ Denton
Mr. Ballay
Toccoa
Sandy
Milkey’s
John Sam Vernor
Columbia
Aaked Trough
Westminnter
Nat
Phimps Vorbor
Wit
Tuscalooan
Alu
Florence
Carter
Pho
Hafod
Woleh Nook
Bohol
Hhrlayilio
Astianta
Buat Howe
Choswell
Mat You
Tha Qakway Road
Tanah
W. Simpson
Hig
Tha Ratrent
J. Artold
Jalan Haya
Thomaston
Martha Hontor
Orris Mancook
Spartanburg
Cadet Linder Leads Olindon College Rowing Effort
A fragmentary report recalls a rowing event at Olindon College with Cadet Linder and Mortreot among participants. The account mentions May and Savannah as places, noting a planned roves and a hopeful improvement in the crew's performance.
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Valhalla Baptiat
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Daltimore
John-Topkina Hospital
Mary Sisimons
Valhalla
Bitsy Simmons
Yanterday
Charleston
Alster
Chriat
Columbie
Richland
Walhalla Methodiat Phurch
Weduendeyg Avenue
Roy
Clarksox
Clarkeon
Alnith
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Pudhinge
Alboaing
Fred Thiol
Look
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Walworth
Jas. H. Bryon
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J. D. Shirley
Miks Mlonié Holland
Atle D. T. Carver
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Minn Ance Patternon
Miss Lyda Cannon
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Connerom
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Glurah Genetary
Meg. D. W. Hlott
Geneda
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Mérannilie
Beahorn Bron
Busines House
Wallalla
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Pirohieod
Atouk
Mork
B. Cudworth
Uae
J. H. Darby
Mereahandino
Choy
P. Boabdin
Dr. King
High Falla
Wodlew
Allidndomon
Monty Land
Alisnos
Vocambue
Wnat Oelick
Memburt
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Aldo
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Von
JH. Moore
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Clomaon Collage
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James F. Annell
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Otto Bohummaker
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HM. Thompson
Anderson County
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Griffn, Ga
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J. Stribling
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Clirteston College
South Carolina
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Cadet Linder
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Mertham Woon
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