Address by Marye Shelor at White Rock Library meeting
Marye Shelor president of White Rock Library and Improvement Association delivers a pledge at White Rock Academy in Tugaloo May 10. She urges a united effort to advance education, civic duty, and moral character, quoting community leaders and Shakespeare, and calls for active work to build schools churches and homes.
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White Ro Rock
School! ‘Provament Association
White Rook Library and
White Meak Academy
Tugaloo
Gbrarian
Anko
Joyerhwell
Draper
Earope
Baron Moviesquion
Deliehalul
Papa
Johnson
Saint Moody
Chaya Barton
Mrancia Wilk
Minn Wavergal
Gillis
Milaente
Lilly
Ivana
Titanage
Cornelia
Iemall
Jeri
Ulin
Ordan
Roadon
Joventa” Po
Forchix Nasoc
Offivara
Shakeapeare
The Wadilmen of the World Initiation Incident at Hickory Grove
In York county a member allegedly injured during an initiation into a secret order is suing for damages. The case involves charges against several named members and a claim for 16 000 dollars. An unrelated note mentions the Alhouille Cotton Mill shipping cloth to Shanghai weighing unknown tons.
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Hickory Grove
York County
Aid
W. Mitchell
Yorkville
Mitchell
Hiny
Massie
Lee
Gi. Wy
Chetan
EB. Binley
Pat
Alhouille
Shanghai
China
Fire and Medicines Speak of Women’s Health
Fragmented OCR describes a blaze and its impact on a woman, intertwined with a promotion for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments. It mentions inflammation, regularity, and healing, naming names and places in a dated, testimonial style.
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Wren
Anil
Pierce
R. V
Piever
Hilo
N.Y
State Reformatory Opens On Lexington Farm Site
Columbia July 12 The new State Reformatory for youthful convicts sits on the Lexington farm five miles from the city. The 400 acre tract hosts a two story wood building with segregated dorms for eighteen juvenile prisoners, a dining room chapel hospital and ample water supply. Four guards and Sergt Miller oversee operations in a humane setup intended for real reform.
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Columbia
Lexington
Broad River
Sergt
S.M. Miller
Paat
Palaisian Chapel
G. Abney
Hospital
Wheat Rentals King of Sumner County Financier
The article profiles Joan J. Stewart of Sumner County as a major wheat landlord with extensive holdings and rentals. It notes 115 quarter sections in the home county and 0.25 million dollars in other land, seed provisioning, and substantial bank stock. Stewart, a cautious, hard worker, started as a city clerk earning 60 a month and built a vast fortune, aiming one day to own a railroad. He keeps precise debtor records, supposes modest living, and supports the Methodist church. A Wellington cyclone in 1892 is recounted as a near-miraculous escape, illustrating his fortune and resilience.
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Joan J. Stewart
Sumner County
Hix
Tandy
Ohino
Stewart
Tie
Methodiat Church
Kansas
Wellington
Amooth
Fragmentary OCR Math Note Hints Aged Figures and Sums
A garbled historical page fragment references arithmetic steps including subtractions and row sums. It mentions numbers such as 1615 and 2007, a pattern of reversing digits, and a line about an annual journal or ad price around 81 759 per year. The content reads as a rough puzzle or ledger note with unclear context.
Wedding at Clemson College in July chapel ceremony
At Clemson College on July 9 a noon wedding united Miss Elizabeth Conway daughter of Col Richard W and Mia Maria Louisa Simpson with Major Samuel Manor Martin in a Methodist chapel ceremony. The church was crowded with friends as organist Mrs Norton Sinter played and Rev Ky B Stackhouse officiated.
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Clemson College
Wendleton
Elizabeth Conway
Richard W
Mia
Maria Louisa Simpson
Samuel Manor Martin
Mra. Norton Sinter
Mandelashow
Ualiers
Mosara
Nowmad
Wy Daniel
Vine Mids
Conway Sloan Ag Hower
Annie Ball Simpson
Tevane
Martin
B. Waller
Lee Col. Simpson
Brida
Methodial Church
Ky B. Stackhouse
He M. 1
Pendleton
Martin Lest
Washington
Clomaon
D. W. Dy
Anderson Daily Mail
Harole Boors
Mrs Martha Patterson Dies in Greenville Tenn
Mrs Martha Patterson, daughter of former President Andrew Johnson, died Wednesday in Greenville Tennessee. Immediate cause listed as dysentery with chronic disease. Funeral Thursday led by Rev Jones and Rev Baylor. burial at Folco family cemetery west of Greenville beside husband. Last of Johnson line with five survivors.
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Greenville
Tenn
Martha Patterson
Andrew Johnson
J. M. Smith
Lev. J. 8
Jonea
Reve JA. Baylor
Rove
Jones
Patterson
Hue
Folco
Ten- Hensee
Materson
Johnson
Hill's Great Discovery and Other Oddities in Georgia Tale
Fragmented text from a historic page hints at Hill's Great Discovery and related oddities. Mentions of Witney aid, Kidney and bladder issues, a two month treatment bottle, and a Savannah reference. Includes stray names and garbled phrases, suggesting a miscellaneous column or ad section.
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Witney
Hall
Hunt
Louis
Hay
WCCO
WALT
Lee Pexag
Hill
JW Novant
Georgia
Turkey Indemnity Claimed Settled by State Department
The State Department has received 60000 dollars of America’s indemnity claim against Turkey, arranged through the American legation in Constantinople. The Turkish government will distribute the funds to claimants at its discretion after the department’s approval, with focus on missionary educational institutes in Turkey and individual bereaved families, including the Pittsburg man killed by Turkish soldiers. Claims had lingered for over a decade amid European power rivalries and the remoteness of Turkey.
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Washington
State Department
America
Turkey
Constantinople
Phese
Tarpoot
Marash
Sual
Lenty
Pittsburg
Scretary Hay
Hy Diplomata
Europe
The Poor Heathen and Gospel Battle in Town
A garbled narrative depicts a heated moral debate about civilizing a heathen people and the spread of gospel teachings. It references biblical themes, imperial imagery, and calls for unity, reform, and confrontations with perceived vice as a backdrop to religious instruction and societal change.
Corn shredding and forage value for stalks and fodder
The Southern Cultivator advises on shredding corn stalks for feed, noting shredded hay’s digestibility, stover value, and storage. It discusses whether horses or mules perform as well on shredded corn, fall shredding, bulk storage, spoilage, and pricing for shredding services versus owning a shredder. It also compares stover value to corn fodder and hay, and urges minimizing fodder pulling while encouraging shredding as a profitable farm practice.
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J.B
Las
Alan
Ely
Ulanes
Stover
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Hove
Ig Vie Methid Pat Town
Nimerile J
FBI
Annie
Tnaggatan Arden
Auinnin Serms
Waolly Journal
Woodding
Cecil Rhodes
Dr. Jameson
London
Cape Colony
England
Hix Roiu
Olina
Iusaia
Mranco
Fenny Packer
Wil
President Johnson
Q. Wald
Kinnan
Mirvin
Call
Wih
Deagpiata
Lostimoniahs Tree
Tial Huntly
Bogus
Charlesion
Drndge Bonet
Seasionk
Uint Hingert Minal
Norfolk
Lowh
Sulianor Boi
Mikeville
Savinnia
Sam Jones
Hell
Ilanta Journal
Job
Dily F
Maglenvedel
Pannery Tate Balasay
Pelzer
Alin
Dienghter
Mira
Tayea
Moony
Augnata
Bertha Atnick
Molton
Mike Martin
Dimes Gilman
Atleron
Womans Relief
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