Various Local Notices and Sports Teasers From Valhalla
A collection of notices from Walhalla including tax payment deadlines with penalties, plans for the Grant Lodge of the Knights of Honor meeting in April, and obituaries and marriages. Also reported are Windsor Hotel improvements, a Wright store receiver action, a fatal burn, and a teachers examination update. Clemson vs Auburn baseball preview notes Clemson coach Holsman and Heisman highlighted with admission details for a March 28 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
South
Holsman
Heisman
Mulls
Letter advertises paint scams offering free samples
A dated letter from Longman and Martinez of New York warns Walhalla 8 C readers about a fraudulent offer promising two free paint samples for 25 cents. It urges measurements of houses to price gallons, claims global distribution, and pressures property owners to provide details while touting superior paint and agency opportunities. The missive exposes deceitful marketing tactics and urges caution against this shady scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longman & Martinez
Pearl Street
New York City
Local notes from Valhalla and Seneca area social updates
Miss Fannie Maxwell visited Greensville and returned last Friday. Mrs. M. J. Johnson and Mrs. S. P. Dendy suffer grips while Dr. W. T. Stoddard rests. Rev. Clarkson preaches at Seneca Methodist on the fifth Sunday. James Ansel heads to Chattanooga for a new post. Deacon election planned at Bethel Presbyterian. Delinquent riders dropped from the list. The Southern Plowing Mill in Westminster runs on Mondays and Saturdays. Preparations for a new brick store on Main Street in Walhalla progress. Local doctors advertise medical services and Lonney’s Drug Store promotes patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Lodge
The
Knights of Honor of
South Carolina
City of
Columbia
Orelock P.m
J. W. Holloman
Walhalla
W. A. Shockley
Valhalla
B. Reed Westmoread
Julia Smythe Shockley
Weatminster
Atica
Hossie Menefee
Ags Institute
Wathatta
Annie Crisp
Katie Robins
A. P. Crisp
Annie
Cedar Springs
Callon
W. Shorer
Inez Lchroder
M. J. Johnson
W. L Armstrong
Richland
P. Dendy
W.T. Stoddard
J. W. Me
Richard ©. Strother
West Union
Geo. B. McAulit
New York
St. Simmons
CW. Pitchford
Main Street
F. Clarkson
Seneca Methodist Church
Pitchford Co
M. W. Coleman & Co
Seneca
Bethel Presbyterian Buyet
James R. Bryce
Jacksonville
Beye
Charleston
Westminster
8. C
Lowery
Wathatla Presbyterian Church
Das
Darby
S.C
Lunney
Coleman
Mason
Richa
Nin
Thomas Unusinger
Mia Gears Millips
Atlanta
Puosthey
Messia
Johns
Christopher Honsinger
Loelhart
Fener
Tanney
Doldau Lanney
Seneca, S.C
Jones
Rotrent
Albert Zimmerman
Clemson College
Phillips Vernerie
Lynchburg
D. W. Niott
J. A. Torvell
David McClanahan
Kate
Williams
Hartwell
Tvs
Fresh Groceries New Store New Goods
A local grocery ad promotes Fresh Groceries at a new store offering a wide range including meat flour sugar coffee lard rice grits canned goods tobacco and cigars with year round fruits. The store invites trial orders and emphasizes buying country produce and selling for less.
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Cash Bargain
Local notices and obituaries from Richland area
Community notices include Millinery sales at Cash Bargain Grocery, plans for White Rock Academy entertainment to fund improvements, and Confederate Reunion travel rates. Obituaries record deaths of Vilanta Lewis and Natalie Norman, plus tributes to Uncle Ransom Dandy and Little Johnnie Harbin. local real estate transfers and a railway wreck near Seneca referenced.
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White Rock Academy
Tugaloo
Anderson
D. C
Southern Railway
Broadway
Mail Cay
Little Johnnie Harbin
The Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist Exalted Claim
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer and Co Swamp Root as the cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It warns of Brights disease and urges readers to obtain a sample bottle and a free book by mail from Binghamton NY.
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Aang
Swamp Root
Bright
Oakway and Charleston News Bite From March reports
Oakway reports a large Sunday sermon by Roy D. W. Keller, with Mrs. Keller present, and various local visits by Emma Gaines Savannah Foster Nan Haley Janie Gaines and others. A powder mill accident and a river of pills ad contrast with Dr King’s New Life Pills. In Charleston William Ford, an armed robber, stormed Samuel Schwan’s store, bound and jailed, riot squad dispersed the crowd.
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Oakway
Roy
D. W. Keller
Mra. Keller
Hunter
Mountain Rest
Emma Gaines
Savannah Foster
Richland
J.J. Burriss
Nan Haley
Vester Beardon
Greenville
Bud Grant
Clemson College
Janie Gaines
Wharleston
Bob Reese
Lrof
N. W. Macaulay
Tabor
Charleston
D. C
William Ford
Samuel Schwan
Schwan
Ford
Fire destroys two Pullman sleepers near Buffalo Bluff
Palatka to Jacksonville train No 32 of Plant system saw two sleeping cars Tabita and Elmer burn completely at Buffalo Bluff seven miles from Palatka. Passengers woke to flames and escaped to other cars with few possessions. Losses include clothing and valuables with money and jewelry estimated between ten and fifteen thousand dollars. total loss around sixty thousand. Passengers rebooked and sent to hotels. replacements issued as needed.
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Palatka
Fin
Pullman
Tabita
Elmer
Tampa
Jacksonville
Buffalo Bluff
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. G. Jaynes
General Merchandise
Wandhouse
E.W. McWhorter
C. Vanted
Southern Wood Company
O. Boxton
Windsor
Spartanburg Daily Journal
W. H. Hester
Uh Office
Greenville News
K. O. Wright
South Main Street
Wilker, Ackerland & Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
John H. Earle
Benet
Pickens
Wright
Fannie Williams
Charleston Williams
Calved
J. W. Reynolds
John J. Singleton
J. A. Roberixon
Rebt A. Craig
Susie Ko Daniels
A. Cris
Craig
Mp. C. W. Pitchfora
E. H. McCollough
Walhalla, S
Rocal
Bloom
Carter & Co
Fannie Maxwell
Greensville
L. Bloom
Phono
W. P. Nash
Confederate Veterans’ Association
J. W. Holleman
J. W. Nolleman
Supreme Court
Volleman
W. ©. White
Oconee County
White
Vilanta Lewis
Joab Lewis
Keowee River
Absalom Gibson
Crow Creek
Tickens County
Cobb
Ransom Dandy
Hoe
Ifo
James St. Dendy
Lucinda
Dendy
Rans
War
Marner
Baptist Church
R. C. Strother
O. J. Reid
Tugaloo Street
Natalie Norman
de. A. K Norman
Carlshafen
Hesse
Cassel
Germany
A. 8. Norman
S. C
Norman
New Strelitz
Mecklenburg Strolita
Ruteklon
Auditor's
Seneca Township
Mary EB. Smith
A. Kelley
Bagenia P. Lowry
Y. J. Lowery
W. A. Lowery
A. W. ‘Thompson
Sol. Crane
Dufie
Ars
J. J. Burgess
Gignilliat
W. Byrd
Hamilton
Sitton
W. Cary
Wagoner
David P. Butler
A.T. Dickson
Ida Simpson
Alaski
S. M. Butt
Mason & Pedon Fros
Lod Neves
Center Township
Aaron Eubanks
Hos
J. Eubanks
Johnnie Harbin
Samuel Harbin
Changa Church
Eatonton
Cinders
Oliver Martin
William Goodman
Anna Verner Stribling
Stuthy Tribling
Riverside
Ala
Milla
Roe
M. J. Gaines
Mr. Dafie
Ransom Dendy
Cascade Brick Company
H. J. Coo
J.D. McMahan
Ed. Ballenger
W. IL
N. Tagha
J. F. Tiyships
Bond
Elizabeth Dendy
Janes
Symon Doyle
Hds
Hell
Lilly A
Mr de Wes Boeeigy
Hannibal
Lavonia
John Swater
Ed. Conwell
Here
Conwell
Hart County
Constitution
John Hunter
J.B. Conwell
Turner
Henry Addington
Nopro
Pittsburg
Duquesne Way
Fort Street
Journal
Courage
C.W. Pitchford CO
T.E. Alexander
Eland
Springfield
J. Forrest Marston
Owensville
Ind
United States District Court
Marston
Ife
Clara Barton
Red Cross Society
Miles
D. W. Hinton
Columbia Building
Louisville
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Kithast, Lad
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