Census and Legislature in Postwar Publication Plans
An extensive historical fragment discusses resuming The Courten The Covven and its readers subscriptions and funding as postwar recovery. It outlines proposed publication revival to inform residents of political changes and a new district apportionment plan for the 1002 legislature. It notes population shifts to factory towns, county representation rules, and lists potential contributors and supporters including state figures and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angunt Kohn
Columbia Vorvo
Hay 'News and Courier
Ih Lhi
Isis
Avery
Thix
Volloton
Daelington
Ford
Daxeloator
Ramton
Union
Wik
Hamburg
York
Prevent
Mirbavina
Atkin
Anderson
Mh Mhorge
Iarnwally
Monntorty
Fy Herkeley
Charleston
Cheroleag
Cheater
Cheatovnedd
Chrendon
Collaton
Darlington
Dovehortar
Kinigotlenl
Ralifield
Plovance
Hemyotown
Greenville
Woot
Morry
Tivayptony
Shaw
Laihedator
Camron
Hustony
Marion
Marlhora
Ae Horry
Qvones
Nehtand
Ty Suluday
Glimpses of Glenville Journey From 19th Century Journal
A garbled morning trip narrative recounts travel from North Carolina toward Glenville via Sapphire Road. The ride covers miles of mills, hotels, and saw shops, with mentions of Mr Lily Sniper and Mr McAdam, rough mountain roads, and a planned dinner. The piece closes citing a November Clifton Sparkanbune item about a shooting tied to a family vow.
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Fiditors
Kou J. Rop
Ueda
Min
Mummer Tonriata
Rochester
Postmayler
Janney
Blau Ridge
Tihany
Norton
Santa Vary
Wy J. Mowily
Andor
Tilina
WNC
Goethe
Mra
de Wenaling
Qoener
Milli Foe
Dhilsper
Weal
Bone
Jeavaig
Glenvidle
Geo
Tate
Carey
AE Wi
Ayer
Ted Tiaa
Tall Wwe
Kittle Iver
Naverbur
Will Serve tha Lepars of Pranciscan Sisters Week Forward
The Lepars of Pranciscan Sisters plan a wave and journey to Motokal in Ta waltan Taladdis Thin Terned from Ui Roy to establish a leper settlement. Patho Godfrey Semiling of the Mravelacans in Washington notes the intention to devote fied Piha Vivor belalf of the leopard and likely.
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Antinbor
Pranciscan
Motokal
Ui Roy
Patho
Godfrey Semiling
Mravelacans
Washington
Piha Vivor
Belalf
Mie Fendi
Ann St. Schilling
Syragina
N. Yao Atvohitivo
Judge Bonot harshly sentences Bailey in city case
Spartanburg Journal reports Judge Bonot condemning Bailey at sentencing for sulling whiakuy. The judge warns of a distant locality where whiskey can be drunk and juries fail, contrasting with Piedmont where the law is observed. Includes details of a separate November 28 bank robbery in Marion, Illinois, with explosives, a shooting, and a night patrolman wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Axel Wadnesdiy
Bonot
Charleston
Idd
Bailey
Sulling Whiakuy
Ulat City
Bent Waid
Nomininko
Kraml
Polit Juries
Piedmont
Remarkable Coincidence Recounts Civil War Remembrance
A reminiscence recalls a 1860s battle near a South Carolina college, detailing four notable classmates from Motroity Mich who met again at Wofford College then joined a South Carolina regiment. The narrative lists fallen comrades, their burial sites, and mentions several clergy and officials connected to the event.
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Ueir Wei
Cokesbury
Carashim
Wofford Gallego
Wlind
Spar- Munhing
Ok V
Wal Jar
Smne
Ma Havang
Tellin
Una
Panys
Perk
McSwata
Snith
Duneny
Crpara
Moy
McSwait
Whitford Sayidauley
Duncan
Virginia
Nile Prave de
Dr Whitsitt Declares Southern Baptists Split on Protestant Identity
Dr William H Whitsitt, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, told the Baptist Congress in Richmond that Southern Baptists are divided over whether they are Protestants. He argued a Baptist belief could be Protestant in doctrine and critique the historic immersion issue, tracing Baptist practice back to early Christianity and noting shifts after 1641. The address also touched on broader Baptist history and doctrinal disputes within the denomination.
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William H. Whitsitt
Tate
Southern Baptiat
Enoelopiea! Seminary
Richmond
Whitnot
Effaaian
Thia Menus
Pho Laktinti
Manus
Cyprin
Carthage
Napoleon the Biest
Vane
Dr. Whitsity
Tapstat
Watabe
Unclear Greenville farmer Tonky Willitros in era tale
Fragments describe Tonky Willitros a Pickens county farmer in Greenville area, age around 60 to 100, living alone on his farm, with a long reference to family and health beliefs, plus mentions of wartime losses and a cure lore linked to DeWitt Wilah Mazel. The passage mixes names, dates, and dubious remedies with fragmented quotes and unclear events.
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Nowa and Courier
Fran Greenville
Angas
Tonky
Willitros
Pickens
Anil Auvive
Finn
Koopa House
Aml
Greenville
Woman hanges herself over boarder lover spurned
At Anderton Indiana on November 28 Mrs Louise Spanwick ended her life by hanging from a gas pipe after a quarrel with boarder William William who had left her for good. Neighbors note her husband Myra Spanwick was killed by a train last year and she leaves three children as authorities investigate signs of distress and attempted cures amid the unstable home.
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Tampa
Tia
W. J. Bailey
Manga
Hia
Paul Suet
Iuet
Bailey
Ife
Huot
Tint
Mia
Mot
Leach
Ibis
Mira
Mra. Hhot
Mra
Tuot
Anderton
Ind
Louise Spanwick
Spanwick
Willian Williama
Win
Wil Tame
Myra
Columbia
Kryin
Tutt's Liver Pills Offer Relief and Cure Claims
The ad extols Tutt's Liver Pills as indispensable in malarial districts, claiming they maintain the system in order and cure sick headache indigestion malaria and torpid liver. The passage then shifts to a garbled legal discourse with references to a controversial court decision and a chaotic scene involving a pope, a cardinal, and political tension, suggesting a fragmented, late-era newspaper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
The Big Trees of California and their Threats to Preservation
Gifford Hinchot cautions that California redwood groves face rapid destruction from logging and fire. The Mariposa and Calaveras groves, once thriving, show continual erosion of ancient specimens, with private claims threatening national parks. The Big Tree Sequoia Washingtoniana is among the oldest living wonders, yet its future depends on protecting groves and regulating sawn timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Gifford Hinchot
Hins
California
Victoria
Europe
Asia
America
Ueir
Coast Ranges
Oregon
Bay of Monterey
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Mariposa
Calavoras Grove
Sequoia
General Grant National
Calavoris
Nan Fron
Routh Kensington
Tiranel
AC Manila
Stanisini
South Calavera
Sandie Cobia
Tyapper
Yenia
Ovens Dienally Hoo
Seldon
Polar
Mivope
Varius Limon
Washington Bank
England
Ure
Waatery
United States
Roshester
New York
Wisie
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Sparkanbune
Edwant Colom
Texas
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Mori
Ani
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Chicago and Alton
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Hie Howe
St. Paul
Minnesota
DR. Whitsitt Bolder
Min Haven
Tim
John Allen
Congress
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Yanomous
Mel
Alou
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Horsell
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Hwaring
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Cheney & GO
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