Floydale News Highlights Local Happenings and People
The night school led by Miss Lily McLauchlin of Columbia thrives boosting the community. Floydale gains with two new homes completed and street work underway as electric lights arrive at Floyd Company store. Various residents and visitors from Laurinburg Florence Rock Hill Dillon Maxton and Georgetown are noted with events from teaching influenza recoveries and family visits.
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Floydale
Lily McLauchlin
Columbia
Mise McLauchlin
Floyd Company
Sam E. Miles
Florence
E. Taylor
Misa Maybelle McLaurin
Laurinburg
N. C
Here
David Alford
Rock Hill
J. F. Graham
Hamer
H. B. Floyd
Geo. K. Way
Georgetown
Paranee
Floyd le Improvement Association
Oldest resident Mrs Cherry Watson dies at 90
Mrs Cherry Watson aged ninety died last Tuesday February 3 at her daughter Mrs Sellers home. Funeral services were led by Rev W C Allen and Rev W C Poster with grandsons as pallbearers Measie Joe Bass Pratt Hoyt Watson. Distant relatives and friends attended including Mrs R H Milliken and Miss Ruth Sellers. A calendar party at the schoolhouse on Friday was announced and Sheriff Eveans funeral turnout noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sellers
Hawe
C. W. Wiggins
Lykesland
Mistea Lanier Watson
Em Baaz
Florence
J. G. Baker
Latta family travels for son treatment in Florida
Mrs R J Dew Latta and Mr and Mrs J H Maitling with Miss Gertrude have been spending time in Florida for their son's medical treatment under a specialist in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Dew Har
Wilmington
J. H. Maitling
Gertrude
Florida
Governor Huet Injured in Collison Near Columbia
Governor Huet suffered a leg injury when a transfer truck crashed into his waiting car on Jervais Street near the tin bridge in Columbia. He and Mrs. Cooper, their one year old son Robert A. Cooper, and Wise Calmes were in the vehicle. the governor was treated and is not expected to be confined long.
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Colimbia
Champ
Camp Jackson
Ichlef
Shot While Cranking Car Injures Local Merchant
Manning Feb 8 Clarence Iseman son of Jake Iseman was accidentally shot in the right lung while cranking his automobile. A pistol in his coat pocket discharged around 11 AM. Doctors located the bullet but could not remove it. he was taken to a Sumter hospital in serious condition.
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Manning
Clarence Iseman
Jake Iseman
Sumter
Seman
Chairman Hargrove Resigns From Public Works Commission
Mr J D Hargrove chairman of the Public Works Commission resigns to take effect once a successor is appointed and qualifies. The new chair will be chosen by council Cuba for the winter. Mrs Le Dship is in Comm bid hospital for treatment, others visit and recoveries noted among local residents and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hargrove
Public Works Commission
Council
Sif
Hargrove
Councl
Lake View News Notes and Local Visits
Lake View items detail Master Bradford Scott burning his foot on hot water but improving. Mr. L. W. Temple spent several days in Wilmington on business. Miss Florie Ford returns from Stanford after visiting Terrister. Master Lawrence Elvington aided by timimonia, Mrs Rebecca Wooten travels to Florida with her husband. Numerous town residents and visitors, including Mr Green of Klehninnt Va, and Crum the Chicago Portrait Company, are mentioned in a stream of local notes and church mentions.
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Lake View
Bradford Scott
L. W. Temple
Wilminging
Florie Ford
Stenford
L. Wo
Lawrence Elvingtin
Timimonia
Rebecca
Mperelda Wits
Jared
Theo T. Mase
Malloy Sanday
Benson HN
Calvary
Green
Klehninnt
Chicago
D.C. McMiNat
Sumter
Four Dead and Many Wounded in Lexington Riots
A mob seeking to lynch Willis Lockett sparked days of rioting in Lexington Kentucky. Federal troops restored order after martial law was declared at 3:00 pm by Brig. Gen. F Marshall. Four men were killed and numerous others wounded as lawmen and guardsmen faced gunfire and looting around the courthouse.
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Lexington
Camp Taylor
Parete County
F. Marshall
Firat
Chateau This
Willis Lockett
neeTy
Geneva Hardman
Fayette County
Bet i
Haddust
Lockett
Uiob
Pawl
Morrow
Twentysixth
State Penitentiary
Prankfort
Sint
Dewees
Renin
Warrison
Court Poor
Re” E. Carrier
L. M. King
John Those
William Effeton
Yorcaulie
Mose
Fw, Stansell
WJ. Rose
Otis Sharp
Burmet Dozier
Irwin Gwynch
Emnett de Anaiger
Fred Swuders
C. Weathers
Mrs. BE
T. Cross
James Mussey
Pall
JW. Angers
Court Action Noted On Board of Mali Proceedings
Report describes a court action concerning the Board of Mali and its officers. The piece notes a resolution adopted by the body and references a forthcoming meeting next week and a plan to meet Monday. Names and exact roles are partially obscured but indicate official duties and planned events.
Flu Situation Not Alarmed In Local Report
The local board enforces stringent quarantine laws to prevent a flu epidemic. Schools closed, public gatherings restricted, churches hosting services, and stores closing early. About 30 cities report mild flu in Dillon with no deaths. Public advised to avoid overeating, excessive exertion, cold exposure, and crowds. use a handkerchief when sneezing or coughing.
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Hes Lyb Las
Dillon County
Dillon
Hoover denial sets firm line on presidential candidacy
New York reports Herbert Hoover declaring he is not a candidate and has not sought the presidency. He disclaims political speak for him and asserts he will support peace and tariffs while awaiting clear party stands before pledging a vote. He warns against factions seeking profit and urges principled, constitutional guidance.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Ook
Hoover
League
Uy i
Croups
Nationalizarion
Jdt
Europe
Secretary Lane to Leave Cmbine
Washington February 7 secretary Lane of the Department of the Interior has submitted his resignation to President Wilson. The resignation is effective March 1. Lane plans for the future remain uncertain, with no clear statement of his next position.
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Lane
Cmbine
Washington
Department of the Interior
Wilson
Larner
Tie Tuhire
MEPCHELL CAMPBELL Wedding Notice From Local Parish
A fragmentary wedding notice records the engagement of Mes. Wie to Mitchel and Me Wes Canephell. It notes the bride bowing and the plan for the ceremony with relatives present and a plan for celebratory receptions. Local planners and family members are mentioned in passing.
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Ouiwey
Mitchell
Wes Canephell
Teros Willan
RAILROADS FACING CRITICAL GRIPING TURNING POINT
Washington Feb 10 The railroad administration nears end of control over rail transport facing a critical wage dispute involving more than 2000000 employees. Tomorrow's conferences with Director General Hines and union leaders will shape the outcome as unions present a new statement. W G Lee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen pushes for action while threats of a strike by the maintenance of way and shop laborers loom. A required thirty day notice for canceling the wage contract was given with a vote showing strong strike sentiment among members.
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Washington
Vailroad
Tonleht
Hines
Genera
Mr. Hines
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Railroad
Lee
State warehouse official Col Wattie Gilliard Smith dies in Orangeburg
Orangeburg February report states Col Wattie Gilliard Smith state warehouse commissioner of South Carolina died at 11 a m on North Railroad Avenue after a weeklong illness from influenza. Elected in 1947 he served continuously and was regarded as a leading expert on warehousing and its statewide operations. His death is a blow to farmers and the warehousing community.
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Orangeburg
Wattie Gilliard Smith
South Carolina
Hin Hohia
Railroad Avenue
Col. Smith
Qemoua
Col Sutr
Unie
Isa Crea
Col. Stith
Indoor labor and health in modern work life analysis
The text argues for balanced work, body discipline, and mental focus to sustain health and strength in various indoor occupations. It critiques unhealthy routines, emphasizes private perseverance, and ties physical fitness to moral and social expectations.
Deathwood Dick Dies at 75 After Illness
The famed Deadwood Dick, real name unknown, died in a Grunsee hospital after a long illness. At 75 he was a legendary coach driver on the Deadwood road, transporting gold shipments from Home Lake and other South Dakota mines to Omaha. Known for bravery and marksmanship, his exploits inspired many dime novel plots.
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Low Miche
Kieh
Bullock
Ivy
Deadwood
Deadwood Road
Home Lake
South Dakota
Omaha
Neb
Liberal Reinstatement Rule Expands War Risk Insurance
A new liberal ruling by Director R G Cholmeley Jones of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance with Treasury approval allows reinstatement of War Risk Insurance at any time before July 1 1920 regardless of lapse or discharge status. Two monthly premiums must accompany the application and the applicant must be in good health as at discharge or end of grace period. Exservice men may reinstate within 18 months of discharge with same conditions or after 18 months by complying with conditions and a physician exam. The rule aims to aid veterans who failed to reinstate under prior law.
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R. G. Cholmeley-Jones
R. G. Cholmeley
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Secretary of the Treasury
Catter Glass
Tg Health
Chaljjeley-daues
Hetetic Oarien
AHHT
Wits
Drorer
Brandtont
Pitas Ehinwuinin
Tynd
Chad
Unnamed Pelé era play details in unclear archive text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe matches and events with names such as Pelé and teams or places, but most content is garbled. The fragment hints at a sports or game context with references to dates, locations, and players, yet specifics are unreadable.
Ed Moore store in historic district to be occupied by Dayl Fuse
A fragmented notice states the Ed Moore store in the historic district will be occupied by Dayl Fuse. The short note lacks dates or formal details, but confirms a change of tenancy and location within the district boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed, Moore
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