Prohibition Sermon and Court Fines Stir South Carolina
A letter from Catevchee South Carolina argues for strict prohibition and a ten year sentence for each whiskey offender. The writer attacks the devil’s influence, cites a recent case where twelve men were fined 100 dollars or brief jail terms, and calls for law and order with harsh penalties.
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Herumons
Kingdom of Heaven
Tae
Sis Mae
Amd Losav Nooman
A. F. Jackson
Catevchee, S.C
Ode reply to Little Girl Dont You Wear no Clothes at AT
A Charlotte Observer One Minute page piece purports to be a girl’s reply to a verse about female attire. The poetess defends fashion noting changes yearly and jokes about male gaze and clothing comfort across seasons with self aware humor.
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Charlotte Observer
Wbo
Fish Woods Stocks Dominate Market This Year
Our fish woods 108-0 and 10-22 are top picks this year with strong performance and broad market demand. Dealers cite consistent yields and reliable sales, praising the products as best on the market and a clear standout beyond doubt.
Confederate Soldier's Home gains state aid and new board
Pickens Chapter hosts at Mrs Townes home. Legislative Committee reports the Confederate Soldier's Home in Columbia improved with state appropriations and a Board of Control staffed by five women. Members urge contributions to aid sick veterans and supplies, while Charleston harbor history and local reminiscences highlight the program.
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Pickens
J.T. Partridge
Oscar Baker
H. A. Townes
Townes
Columbia
Board of Control
J. J. Lewis
Charleston Harbor
Charleston
GC. E. Robinson
Hogville visit prompts taxi-filled streets comment
Dan Mathews lauds Hogville for heavy traffic during his city visit noting many cars pass by and none stop to offer a ride. Relatives quote him reflecting on the scene and public reception.
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Coast Guard seeks missing raft traveler near Bear Creek
Coast to headwater search underway this week after a raft traveler reportedly went down Bear Creek without noise or a clear destination. Officials say the individual is a suspected law-breaker and may be relying on a raft to reach safety.
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Able
Bear Creek
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