Valley town column notes and local notices
Reading through the Walhalla area jittery column, several items surface: Mr. J. A. Stock of The Courier ill. ads for M. W. Coleman & Co. furniture. dairy and farm sales. Dr. Mason opening an office. Miss Mora Logan teaching on Factory Hill. Rev. McAtlixter set to preach. weddings and social notices. public notices about school exams and alliance officers. a medical accident and a house fire near Walhalla. local business ads for granite and marble and a new office by G. H. Mayhew. The mix shows a bustling small-town period with routine updates and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom Nollyt
J. A. Stock
the Courier
M. W. Coleman & Co
Nore
J. I. Steibiing's
Richland, & Co
A. Thompson
Mombay
GT. Down
Walhalla
Martird
Nawry
S. C
Wilson
Misa Dull Stewart
Rove WD
McAllister Yftigints
Lug
Molen Mora Logan
Factory Hill
Me. W. J. Duflie
Columbia
Valhalla
W. I. Ervin
Mr. Duffie
Mitt Hattie Rutledge
Letter to Wallin Cotton Mills about paint plans and misgivings
Langman and Martines of New York write to Wallin Cotton Mills in Walhalla discussing paint supplies and strategic misgivings. They propose potential pricing, color schemes, and gallon quantities, offering guidance on legal protections and delivery terms while remarking on market size and consumer suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Jaynes
Mawi
Herndon
Columbia
S.C
Graniteville
E. Lucas
Valhalla Cotton Mills
New York
Ile
Walhalla Presbyterian Church
Trentlamen
Koted
Feients
Howe
Mort
Ty Lake
United States
Tinaead
Langman
Martines
Pendatreat
New York City
Death Notices From Westminster and Surrounds
Obituary notices report the death of Joel L. Phillips near Damages on March 2 1801 in his eighty third year with children and grandchildren noted. Also Mrs Anna Mariah Stribling widow of Munford Stokes Stribling dies at Richland age 62 after a long life of faith and family service. Funeral services led by Rev B F Carter and Rev Bowers with interment at Philips burying ground. Westminster news mentions local accidents, marriages and church leadership changes including Rev William Wyly and Pastor Obituary discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel L. Phillips
Joel J. Phillips
Damages
Long Creek
O Miss Williams
Tex
Mins Zola Hobbs
Anna Mariah Stribling
Munford Stolkos Stribling
Richland
John
Rebecca Vernor
Jorrot
Munford Stokes
Rona
Sho
Qfor — Macriad Tity
Richland Cresbyteriat
Bowers
Numeroun Fries
Wits
Staten
Stribling
South Carolina
Fisther
Westminster
Mareh
Bertie Hunton
Keanonta
William Wyly
Grator
Miss May
Qiorry
Kotrent
Codi Parker
Atlanta
Miky Cole Ja
Ben Cheok
Mebruiny
W. G. Obriatophor
Tiata
Tolyphone
County exami nation and chain gang act debated
In a county court home session the board of examiners reviewed applicants for teachers certificates over a twelve hour day. A proposed law would establish county chain gangs in towns lacking such facilities and require able bodied convicts to work on public roads and streets. The measure would apply to counties with no chain gangs and would enforce sentences for convicts to perform labor. Charleston coverage notes Congress appropriations and local reactions to the Naval station and exposition funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuti Kitigang
Yueh City
Wach Sity
Aloul Tervatter
Pohamn Pny Ny
Charleston
Congress
South Carolina
Chinvleston
Charlexton
Washington
Tilman Sul Gongressmai A. GO. Latimer
Naval
JNU
Whitecaps Vioting in Jail Noted
A garbled report describes violence in a jail setting with mentions of Whitecaps, Ceamnvil, SoC, and Saxten. The narrative details a man named Lynn Shovill Guality and a figure named KUNE Vom Wilkin, describing whipping, beating, and severe injuries. The text is unclear and blends numerous improper names and phrases, making precise facts difficult to determine.
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Ceamnvil
Soc
Maral
Saxten
Lynn Shovill Guality
Wilkin
Sito
Chia
Atiaenoon
Hac
Piedmont mill town notes and local life insights
Vivid look at Piedmont as a mill town with four to five thousand inhabitants. Observers praise mill workers wages and living standards while hinting at health, housing, and social activities. Local events include Union Hall entertainments, visiting pastors, and residents like Ada Simpson and W. D. Giles.
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Viedmont
Groatont
Tahal
Ura
Alavoa
Piedmont
Grognville
Anderson
Lousox
Main
Guason
Flu
Ada Simpson
Pheumenia
W. D. Giles
Hulton
James Callahan
Giles
Budinasy
Vogela Armatrong
Greenwood
Robt. Pool
Greenwoods
Piedimont
Union Mall
Ley
J. W. Way
Nis Spata
Mn Wey
Edison
Mr. Wey
Monsrs
J. J. Chaytos
James Donnald
Furman'a
Anna Chaeloa
Peoplen’ Store
Giveville County
Woek
Wallin
Local Library Association Meeting in Seneca Notes
An informal meeting of the Library Association in Sonocn last Friday failed to form a quorum, but attendees shared reports and praise for the Student Club librarians. Miss Brigham’s visit and the Seneca Liberty project were highlighted, with plans announced to amend the constitution to lower the quorum. The report mentions Mrs Wood, Miss Livingston, Mixx Ladle Lee, and other local residents amid community news and upcoming events.
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Students’ Club
Studenta Club
Mint Brigham
Tendalland Society
Weston
Coleman
Mis
Brigham
North
Quenue Inn
Ola Livingston
Washington
Anna Stribling
Holland
Lavonia
Wolland
John Hopling
Tnowe
Topics
Neill
Hwo
South First Street
Ate Jol Hopkins
Alaygo
Hoy Ieas
Hyndie
Charlotta
Columbia
Washington, D.C
Ality
State Federation of | Wenn Clubs
Greenville
Mya Volomin
Elut
Meadames Ky Asinca Tid la
W. Poveditn
Mish Koxio Steid
Walhalla
Senven
W.D. Holland Gnont Sanday
Nix Temsofaltos
Tiddell
Sue Thompson
Lo Hee
Mia
Ragone Crayton
Anerson
Binighim and
Wood
Lonton
Kotrortax
Uvary
Amos
Oconae
Neo Wallallt
Woaliitator
Fort Mati Fkon
Bogalon
Phare
Bool
Kagestald
Philips Ta
Moora
Mint Philip
New York
Positiona
Sunday Morning Accident Injures Mrs Stubling and Family
A misspelled report describes Mrs. Aji Stubling sustaining a painful hip injury after attempting to rise from bed by the fire while her family was at breakfast. Granddaughter uninjured. Dr. McChaoahan and Mrs. Stubling attend her. recovery outlook appears poor. Nearby notes Miss Girrio Stribling recovered from throat trouble. other relatives visit from Atlanta and Texas. An unrelated item mentions a long-held Dendy family rifle and a fire incident near Apple Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newry
Della Brooks
Misa Hrontey
Richard
Aji Stubling
Mia
John Wi. Sholor
J. Wyly
Sho
Beb
Dra
McChaoahan
Stuibling
Oscar Davis
Oscar Driver
Dd. Ballenger
Dixonsus
Uxolos
Girrio
Dack Gillaway
Atlanta
Ati, Brown
Toxat
Govaral Yares
South Carolinas
Dows
Xon
Dendy
Amoke-Bouwse
Dano
Koma
Tore
University of Orgin
Plucky Plant Conductor Attack Near Tampa
A March 1 incident aboard a plant system train in Tampa involved Horace McCall attacking Conductor W J Hubbard and passenger Marion Roberts with a weapon after being ordered off the train. McCall reportedly escaped, shot Roberts, and died after a struggle. Hubbard sustained non fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
McCall
Negra
Fire Wipes Caroling Chemical Works Factory
A morning blaze engulfed the Caroling Chemical Works fertilizer plant, destroying the factory’s acid building and warehouses. Estimated damage reaches $115,000, with insurance fully covering the loss. Authorities note the fire appears suspicious, under investigation by state agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroling Chemical Works
Woo
Maine Union
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C. G. Jaynes
Pertilizers
Wannhouse, No
Southern Hardwood Company
P. O
E. H. McCollough
Earle
Court House Squares
Hocul Wnd
Ty Duftie
Law Vol Spriliga Methodist Church
Hoan
N. J. Fant
Chudyon
Northeuth
3.C
Ak Janney
Colonia & Co
I. Mason
Metarlough
Norday Ophinia
Bartle
Coast House Square
Vivil Engi
Mod Architecture
Shaan Laws
Tate
Andrew F. Lawis
Hey
Seneca Vivor
Clemson Collegy
On Stone
S C
Joe
Crosby
Abipariuiomdoik
Nick
Linnidyth
Compan
Barkit Parilin
Cody Craigy
Musw
Newey
Dull
Newry Ci
CoMowlug
Whitmire's
Double Springs
Um m
Ion
Shaw
Fairview
Churc
Kavern the Wolves
Alliance
Offleara
Tin Gsonna County Alliance
OL. A.M
Rolison
W. ©. Kalth
Wickett
Gy Alexander
J. J. Tickatt
W. R. Shockley
de Mt Barron
Wo AL Brower
Jaxpor Doyle
Israel Good
Israel Sloot
Ahoielhoy
Phoy
Tie Houke
Qvenve
Hix Envvncoe
Oconee County
Whitecoans
Wiallilin Cotton Mills
Dro A. We
Cash Bargain
L. Bloom
Prop
George
Williams
Minchestad
Miah
Anya
Naling
Fanyrle
Ely
Wil
Don Knox
Wat Lynelad Ab
Scranton
Init Mendy
Thes Tnedies
da Davia
William Ms
Evirta
America
Hin Homu
George Long
New Straitavitly
Olio
EV Iygs
Cavedt
Avery Niet
Mitny Remedivn
Drs Kings
Anil
Nike
McKintoy
Marah
Willian MicKinley
Obie
Corny Yeas
Aonavelt
Hnien Morbing
Hoaverdan Baptist Association
Mount “Tahor
O' Kallay
Anton Dixie
Doll Tannwry
Sayed Wisdegy
Dintarthy
LaGrange
Gia
Sur
Hatthieldani
Grro
Hove
Gao Marth
Alejo
I Dient
Malelon
Arate
Wayerors
Jacksonville
Seneca
Mary i. Swann
C. W. Pitchford Co
T.E. Alexander
Ich
Botter
Iron Nerve
Oder
Indiana
Terre Haute
George Ward
Tisovine
Migs Ti Finkelatein
Ward
Con Fessa
Tede
Miles
Milos" Norytno
Avery Iind
Mises Medical Co
Eltthast, Ind
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