New Trial Granted in Toxaway Dam Suit Damages
Pickens and Oconee counties win a new trial in their 1916 damages suit against E. H. Jennings. The North Carolina Supreme Court on May 18 held the lower court erred in instructions and ruled that negligence may combine with an unprecedented flood to proximate the damage, with the case set for Brevard.
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Pickens
Oconee
Dam
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Brevard
North Carolina
E. H. Jennings
Toxaway Dam
North Carolina Court
Supreme Court
Toxaway Company
Jennings
Toxaway River
Keowee River
South Carolina
County of
Lake Toxaway
Toxaway
Keowee
Heouk
Community notes from Dacusville district county
Health is good though typhoid illness hits Mr and Mrs Willies. Alton Lark returns from Greenville. Singing school to open at Mt Carmel August 1. Mrs Harrison and Mrs Williams visit Greenville. Attendees at Antioch revival include Joe Day Alonzo Smith Smee Griffin. Several visits and trips noted among local families. Five cows killed by lightning last week.
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Willies
Alton Lark
Mer
RR. Lark
Greenville
J. R. Harrison
Evenbody
Mt. Carmel
Frank Williams
Joe Day
Alonzo Smith
Smee Griffin
Antioch
Litthe Alton Lark
Frank Wil- Sams
BF. Om. Hinton
Dey
BO. Chapman
Harrison
G. W. Marr
J. M. Pitman
Tiverville
Texas
Jessie Puller
Easley
Frank Pace
Perry Finley
Oolenoy Boys Win Clemson Short Courses
The Oolenoy section celebrates Charles Dale and Harold Keith winners of Clemson College short courses in Cockes county. Both returned after ten days of study and praise Clemson influence. Keith is son of ex auditor Foster Keith of Date family. Plots near the Oolenoy river show strong reclamation. Bennett Mercantile promotes closing out Voltan coffee with money back guarantee.
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Oolenoy
Corn Club
Charles Dale
Harood Keith
Cickens County
Clemson College
Clemson
Keith
Foster Keith
North Carolna
Bennett Mercantile Go
Local Family News and Social Acknowledgments
Sunday visits by Julius and Ernest Underwood with sister Mrs Frank Williams are noted. The Fuller child, previously ill for weeks, is much better. Call for correspondents to enrich The Progress with news. Wishing success to Orange Blossoms in the paper.
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Julius
Ernest Underwood
Frank Williams
Jesse Fuller
Dacusville Route Two Notes Health and Visits
Local column records Mrs T B Ponder and Miss Maurice Ferguson visiting Cedar Mountain for a month. Mentions of Walter Brockman visiting home folks, Lydia Gossett with Grace Marr, Walker Jones and sister, and Paer sisters with Lydia and Junie Gossett. Hoke Williams ill with typhoid fever. wishes for recovery noted. Viva Holanibe visiting sister Mrs Rupert Murr.
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T. B. Ponder
Maurice Ferguson
Cedar Mountain
Walter Brockman
Lydia Gossett
Grace Marr
Walker Jones
Mar
Morr Pindley
Graceo
Tueile Paer
Lydia
Junie Gossett
Buth
Hoke Williamis
Miss Viva Holeanibe
Rupert Murr
Notice to Firms on Stockholder Registry Requirements
Notice to mercantile and industrial establishments in the state to register names and addresses of stockholders with the county clerk. Owners’ names reported once unless ownership changes. new firms must report immediately. Penalty of ten dollars per day of business for noncompliance. Clerk of Court Stewart requests this information.
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Stewart
Poisoning Boll Weevils With Sweetened Baits Advised Caution
Clemson College reports entomologist A F F Conradi cautions farmers against routine use of sweetened poison for boll weevils. He says no proven profit yet and stresses proper timing, application, and knowledge of calcium arsenate as the more effective option on suitable land.
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Clemson College
A. F F. Conradi
Fresh shipment of Easy flour by Bennett Mercantile Co
Fresh shipment of Sweet Sixteen Nour plain flour from Bennett Mercantile Co promotes top quality flour sold in Easley. The ad invites customers to try the product and asserts quality proof.
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Easley
Bennett Mercantile Co
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Ford
Garrett Battery CO
Bass
Morgan and Allen
Yours Truly
Sr AG
H. W. Hamilton
S. C
Fisk
Fisk Tires
Langston’s
Dacusville R. F. D
Dacusville
Primi
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