Unity Church Notes and Local Tidings Draw Lancaster Folks
Rev J M White to preach at Unity next Sabbath the fifth Sunday. numerous visits to York County and Columbia. church renovations near completion for Presbytery. marriages and deaths in the community. local crimes and a dog delivering human bones spark curiosity. union meeting details and a missionary plan outlined. obituaries of Gardner Sims and Aiken with funeral details. sales and business notices including Truogdale Bros purchase and real estate ads.
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J. M. White
Unity
R. Carnes
Mes Tiah Association
Bethlehem Church
J. W. Little
Wm. Little
W. A. Clyburn
W. T. Gregory
J. N. Eastridge
W. F. Estridge
W. T. Morris
W. F. Crimmin
Bors
D. A. Williams
W. L. Hinson
E. B. Lingle
D. W. Little
N. Watson
Marion Long
Congressional Ballots Reported From York Chester Counties
In Chester County Finley leads with 855 votes, Strait 628, Wilson 142, Floyd 76. In York County Finley 2179, Strait 150, Wilson 607, Floyd 74. Statewide results show Heyward leading for Governor with Ansel second and Tillman third, Wilson elected Secretary of State, and a likely second race for Adjutant and Inspector General between Frost and Patrick. Latimer leads Senatorial race by about 1,000 votes over Evans.
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Candil S
Congress DE Finley
Strait
Floyd
B Wilson
C Hough
Representatives Martridge
TY Williams
Oscar
Potts
Joho M Perry
Stewman
Q Caskey
John R Faile
MO Gardner
RH Sapp
LJ Perry
P McManus
C Canthen
Vanlandingham
John A Cook
Fe i
Hollis H Horton
Eastridge
Woc
Hough
House of Representatives
I. Y. Willams
Oscar W. Potts
J. BE. Jewmin
Suproof Education
ALC
Rowel
W. ©. Cauthen
John A. Cook
L. J. Perry
M. C. Gardner
Lancaster
York and Chester
Chester County
Finley
Wilson
York County
Heyward
Ansel
Tillman
Adj
Ins
Frost
Patrick
Latimer
Evans
State Veto In Lancaster County Results Reported
Lancaster County vote tallies for state offices shown for all precincts except Flat Creek with totals for U S Senate governor lieutenant governor and other offices. The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised with claim of no cure no pay.
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Grove
Man Hurt After Mule Incident Near Camp Crook Church
Mr Elio Thompson son of H J Thompson of Newcut was badly hurt Monday night when thrown from his mule on his way home from preaching at Camp Crook Baptist church. Doctors report no skull fracture though head injuries are evident. A second brief item notes a mix up over whiskey in Lake City with Mack Sauls involved and State Constable Rowel chasing him, plus President Roosevelt’s East trip with a stop in Lyne and Boston where he addressed business leaders on trust policy.
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Elio Thompson
H. J. Thompson
Newcut
Camp Crook Baptist Church
Lake City
Rowel
Mack Sauls
Sauls
Boston
Roosevelt
New England
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Longe
Nahant
Pittsburg
Lyne
City Hall
Symphony Lull
British Cotton Association Targets Egyptian Cotton Belt
The British Cotton Growing Association, with colonial secretary Joseph Chamberlain, aims to make Britain independent of the United States for raw cotton by developing upper Egypt. Maj. Count Cleibchen and Maj. Gen. Wingate said Nile bank experiments match world cotton quality. Available irrigated land totals 15,000,000 acres. labor shortage due to Dervishes. Suan Buerard road completion expected to ease both labor and export routes. A separate note from Rock Hill reports Dispensary Constable Kim Thomasson guilty of assault on Rev. J. Walter Simpson and a request for his removal.
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London
British Cotton Growing Association
Joseph Chamberlain
Upper
Egypt
America
Count Cleibchen
Sirdar
Wingate
Manchester
Nile
Soudan
Suan Buerard
Rock Hill
S.C
Kim Thomasson
J. Walter Simpson
Justice Beckham
Thomasson
Gardner Nominated for County Supervisor Post
The notice announces M. C. Gardner as candidate for County Supervisor, asserting his familiarity with duties and prior service in the role, and urging voters to support him for the county’s interests.
Perry seeks Lancaster County Supervisor nomination in Democratic primary
The many friends of L. J. Perry present his name to Lancaster County voters as a candidate for County Supervisor under the Democratic primary rules. He has served the office acceptably in the past and is well fitted for the work.
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M. C. Gardner
L. J. Perry
Lancaster County
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