Statewide primary results show Hope defeats Swearingen for state superintendent
At midnight, partial returns gave Hope a decisive win over Swearingen in the race for state superintendent of education. McLeod and Kingan led governor candidates with totals near seventy thousand and fifty thousand. The scattered votes counted so far indicate a historic turnout for the first primary, while an industrial news item from the Anderson Company describes strong demand for the Light Aluminum Six model in New York shipments.
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Wacheede
McLeod
Swearingen
Mskt
Ippe
Kingan
Hope
Widslent Wa
Li Gasque
Florence
JH. Stoil
Kingstree
Mngreas
Zovernor
Dsséss
Bourtless Carr
Xerday
Pri-Mcacy
George K
Chesterfield
Wild Union
Liv Sfohn Wi
New York
Robers
Anderson Company
Mr. Roperts
Anderson
Roberts
Supper for Friends at Kaminer Farm Near Lexington
Sir John T Kaminer hosted a mutton supper Friday night about eight miles from Lexington. A large spread of well prepared meat fed those present, including Dr. G F Roberts T P Meetze C Leaphart J T Kaminer Earl F Oswald Dr Rice B Harman John Bowles Thompson Shealy Ira Mf Sligh Earl B Seay Matthew Harman H L Harman D E Amick Sim L Hendrix Col G T Graham John H Snelgrove W Q Roberts Uncle Gipp Roberts Robert Harman James Wesseling and others.
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John T. Kaminer
Lexington
G. F. Roberts
T. P. Meetze
C . Leaphart
J. T. Kaminer
Earl F. Oswald
Bon Heur Club Meeting Arranged for Friday Afternoon
The Bon Heur club will meet Friday afternoon at 5 30 with Mrs. Caas Taylor.
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BON Heur Club
State Fair Plans Mature in Columbia for October Opening
Plans rapidly mature for the annual State Fair in Columbia starting Monday October 23. Workmen rush to finish new hospital buildings and transform grounds into a park with a nearly complete race track grand stand. Educational exhibits expand with a mammoth USDA display. dairy beef and poultry shows grow. the women’s department expands to five thousand square feet. Ten acres will host modern farm machinery displays while the amusements program promises the most elaborate in South Carolina with daily harness and running races, band concerts, fireworks. Johnny Jones Shows予定 and Mrs George W Vandertilt named guest of honor. committees from every county will attend.
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Columbia
Oahipit
United States Department of Agriculture
Woman's’ Department
South Carolina
Sohnny JT
Jones
Aluto
North Edisto Ladies School Improvement entertainment
The Ladies School Improvement Association of North Edisto Rural Graded School will hold an event at the school house on Friday evening September 15 starting at 7 o’clock. Ice cream and refreshments will be served. Music and other entertainment will be provided. Everyone is invited.
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Ladies School Improvement Association of North Edisto Rural Graded School
Death of Well Known Businessman L. S. Mathias at 78
Sir L S Mathias a prominent local businessman and Confederate veteran died after a long illness at age 78. A Columbia, Newberry and Laurens railroad director and Broad River Bridge company director, he owned farms and a general store, and was active in cotton trade. He leaves a widow four sons two daughters and three grandchildren with funeral set for Tuesday at 4 pm at Salem Church upper Richland county.
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Semo
L. S. Mathias
Mr. Mathias
Confedeate Amies
Lee
Leaphart
Twentieth
South Carolina
Mathias
Methodist Episcopal Church
Salem Church
Richland County
Lexington County
Columbia, Newberry & Laurens Railroad
Broad River Bridge Company
Kleckieys
Amick's Ferry News Community Notes and Upcoming Fair
Mr C O Amick and family spent Sunday with Mr B E Amick and family. Mr B T Bowens and wife visited Newberry relatives. J F Amick and daughter Louise visited C D Amick. Miss Mary Lee Koon from Columbia hospital spent weekend with home folks. Solomon Grundy Amick visited Clinton Amick. Tom Shealy visited his father T I Amick. A I Shealy visited D D Amick. Misses Mattie Pearl and Lizzie Mills visited Grace Amick. Barbecue and community fair planned at Blue Star school on September 22. attendees urged not to forget the date.
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C. O
Amick
Clinton-Amick
Macedonia Secion
Tom Shealy
Blue Star School House
Court session opens with Townsend presiding in Fifth Riding
Monday morning the general session began with Mr H Townsend of the Fifth Riding and other officials in their cases. Jury returns a verdict in the American Agricultural Company matter while a new trial is granted in one case. Adjournment and resumption follow as the term proceeds with several defendants facing sentencing and ongoing court activity.
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Seasiona
H. Townsend
Greenville man injured in wreck and hospital update
Greenville residents report two automobile crashes on Buncombe road. Anderson Durham, injured in the wreck with Pat Ballew, initially pronounced dead, then revived as he remained in Pos-mill. Frank Knebel suffered severe injuries when his car plunged onto an embankment after a tire explosion.
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Greenville
Anderson Durham
Durham
Pos-mill Village
Pat Ballew
Buncombe Road
Nether
Ballew
Buncombe
Frank Knebel
Pleasant Hill community Baptisms and social visits noted
The Pleasant Hill gathering reports nine baptisms on Sunday at 3 PM and more later. Numerous local residents, including the Long, Taylor, Hallman, Alewine, Risinger, and Price families, are mentioned visiting, dining, or caring for relatives while Ill neighbors improve.
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James
Hallman
Who's Little Bride! Are You at Charter Oak
A play titled Who's Little Bride Are You will be presented at Charter Oak school house on Saturday night September 16 starting at o o'clock. Public invited for real fun with a small admission fee. Proceeds aid school improvement. Refreshments served. A welcoming time for all.
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Charter Oak School House
S E Smitil thanks voters in county after election
A card from S E Smitil expresses sincere thanks to county voters for their support in the 29th inst detailing gratitude for the home vote where he is best known. He pledges loyal support from elected representatives and extends best wishes to all.
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S. E. Smitil
Priscilla club hosts neat afternoon social event
Personal notice details a Priscilla club gathering hosted by Mrs T C Callison in honor of her mother Mrs Reel with social chatting and a sweet course. Several local residents are noted visiting relatives and returning from trips including Mr and Mrs John R Porter of Fort Millars and Mrs Rosa Wetherall with children visiting Washington D C. Mary Sue Roof leaves for Summerland College to teach music and others extend greetings or travel plans.
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F. H.underbark
Priscilla Club
John R. Porter
Fort Millars
G. F. Roberts
J. H. Reed
Edgefield
T. C. Callison
Reel
B. x. Barre
Lena Dykes
Miami
Fla
Cal
M.D. Harman
Adam Sharpe
Macedon
Hattie
Blanch Hall
Rosa Wetherall
Washington, D. C
Col
Mary Sue Roof
Summerland College
J. W. Norris
Lexington
Jacksonville
Summerland Creamery Continues Successful Growth at Batesburg
Clemson College reports the Summerland Creamery at Batesburg achieved strong July output with 12 000 pounds of cream at 35 cents per pound butter fat, 4 000 pounds manufactured into butter this month, and over 1 000 pounds weekly production. The plant hosted 122 patrons paid by weekly checks and praised for fair treatment, service, and quality. D B Badger drove farmer outreach aiding dairy startups in the Batesburg area as the creamery builds a reputation for summer butter sold under Summerland Creamery Burren.
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Clemson College
Summerland
Batesburg
Badger
Swmmerland Creamery
Besin
Trains Discontinued Display of Rail Services Declines
A fragmented notice states the Southern Railroad Navin discontinued one line and more trains, with unclear dates, reflecting a reduction in rail service and schedule changes.
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Southern Railroad
Navin
Mehr
Local magistrate race narrows to three votes in District 1
Unofficial results show J Arthur Harman leading Lewis B Roof by three votes in District 1 for magistrate. An official count will determine the outcome though large changes are unlikely. In agriculture, USDA reports cotton condition at 46 percent of normal in South Carolina on August 25, with nationwide yield down to 16.6 million bales from July 25 estimates.
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District No. 1
Lewis B. Roof
J. Arthur Harman
B. B. Hare
South Carolina
United States Department of Agriculture
Siate
United States
Yoo
Abbeville
Bes
AIKEN
Clarendon
Colleton
Darlington
Dillon
Dorchester
Edgefield
Pairfield
Florence
Georgetown
Greenville
Greenwood
Hampton
Harry
Jasper
Kershaw Sie
Lancaster
Laurens
Lexington
McCormick
aMrion Tre
Marlboro
Newberry Gia Ae
Drone
Orangeburg
Pickens Ooh
Richarnd
Spartanburg
Sumter Union
Williamsburg
York
Fragments signal arrival of four OM at ward
A garbled OCR note hints at the arrival of four OM at a ward, mentioning Shad Wate and unrechbelig te. The legible bits place the event in a local setting with unclear spellings and missing context.
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Railroad Avenue
Boland Brothers
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Line Street
Gladys Smith
Monroe
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Karl L. Able
Bessie Smoak
Branchville
Fiartley
Fontelle Kellnerly
Savannah
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