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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1904

Page

3

Local notices and school openings in Rock Hill area

Rifle and Pistol cartridges for sale at Mackerell's advertise bargains by C J Hudson for the upcoming Thurs Fri and Sat. Jeff D Walters elected to teach Carnes School opening Mon July 18. Magistrate W P Caskey turned $201 40 fines costs collected in postquarter over to County Treasurer. Oakridge school opens next Mon 18 inst with Miss Eunice Long. Misses Wincie Minnie Morris and Carrie Hallman guests of Miss Lessie Helms this week. Craigeville school opens Mon with Miss Marie Craig. Rev Paul Pressly to preach at Shiloh next Sabbath 11 a m and conduct union service at Presbyterian church that night. Mrs J D Funderburk and children return from Plaistville visit. Mrs H F McDonald visiting parents in Riverside. Farmers institute at Pleasant Valley next Saturday. all encouraged to attend. Cunningham Hotel changes hands. W A Pool rents, Sam Fort manager. Dining room repaired. County Summer school for white teachers closes next Friday. 31 enrolled. colored school opened last week with 25 teachers. Mrs Barbara Morris dies at 52. interred Westside cemetery after service by Rev W H Hodges. Local students entrance exams for Winthrop College and scholarships for SC College and Clemson. Subscriptions to The Ledge. Rainfall heavy countywide. plowing disrupted. Clarenze Gurgin visits. Jake Witherspoon, respected colored Democrat, ill. Mr and Mrs H Funderb ark plan move to Lancaster. York County auditor W B Williams Sr dies after weeks of illness.

Craigeville Marie Craig Paul Pressly Shiloh Presbyterian Church J. D. Funderburk Plaistville Cunningham W. A. Pool Sam’ Fort of Gaffney

Accident causes fatal wound in Lancaster cotton mills home

Thomas Beckham was accidentally shot by his brother James Beckham after finding a rusty pistol. Thomas, who is among Columbus Beckham’s sons, was loading the weapon at their Lancaster mill home when James, unaware it was loaded, pulled the trigger. The ball pierced his abdomen. an operation was performed at Rock Hill hospital and doctors reported cautious improvement.

Thomas Beckham James Beckham Lancaster Columbus Beckham Thomas Jim Strait Rock Hill Hospital Mr. Beckham

Lancaster Soil Survey Under Way In Lancaster County

Government soil surveyors A M Griffin and Frank Bennett Jr arrive to map Lancaster County. They will survey three to four months, tracing streams roads and land features between the Court House and Catawba River. They collect soil samples and labor and crop yield statistics, forwarding results to Washington daily.

Lancaster News and Courier A. M. Griffin Agricultural Department Wisconsin A. M. Harat Washington Frank Bennett, Jr Court House Catawba River

Speeches of D E Finley and T Y Williams For Congress

Candidates Finley and Williams spoke at Lancaster about national issues and tariff policy. Finley defended Democrats, attacked Roosevelt and Republicans, highlighted trusts, government costs, and corruption. noted his district service since 1898 and urged voters to judge him by record.

Congress Messrs D. E. Finley T. Y. Williams Mr. Finley Democratic Party Post Office White House Roosevelt McKinley South Finley

Williams praises Finley campaign while stressing value of service

Williams argues that experience in Congress matters as much as a long tenure. He contends that some lawmakers achieve more for constituents in a year than others do in six, naming South Carolina representatives. He notes Finley’s six years and $30,000 earnings and promises to address district issues in a later campaign discussion.

Hhey Finley Congress Williams South Carolina John Sharpe Williams Joe Cannon

Questions on temperance license and revenue ethics

A. B. Adams poses five pointed questions criticizing revenue from systems that demoralize people. He asks whether licensing drink fosters drunkenness, pauperism, and crime, and whether Christians can support such a system while praying for guidance. The piece challenges moral consistency between temperance aims and licensing practices.

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Tribute of Respect Resolutions Published and Sent

The resolution record notes that a copy of the resolutions be spread upon the county record and requested to be published in county papers. A copy will also be sent to his family.

Lancaster County Lancaster Congress

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bath HEV JM. Wep Uolty Ist Habbath Gib Crakk Shand Pleasant Toms Mackerell’s C. J. Hudson Jeff D. Walters Carnes School W. BP. Caskey Oakridge Eunice Long Wincie Minnie Morris Carrie Hallman Lessie Helms H. F. McDonald Monroe N. C J. H. McClintock Riverside Farmers’ Institute Pleasant Valley Tts Barbara Morris Win H. Morris Atlanta Westside Cemetery W. H. Hodges Winthrop College County Board of Education Janie Craig Eva Culp Cloud Hall Rena Perry Edna Harria Rona Alderson W. M. Duncan Oscar B. Adama South Carolina College 8. E. Bailes Grover A. Robertson Clemson College Rurnerd At Lancaster Mercantila Co's Miagel Beasie Ellen Jordan Ola Estelle Gregory Fort Lawn Ida Huey Rock Hill Clarenze Gurgin Newberry Observer Jake Witherspoon H. Funderbark York W. B. Williams Lancaster's Soil Survey Congresa MR. Williams AY C.J. Wilson Brown's Mule Buffalo Bill Brick House Hudson Saryh A. B. Adams Bro. L. 8. Porter Linewater Circuit Hirst South Carolina Military Academy Gadaden Board of Visitors County Superintendent of Education Gadsden Board Trustees Vandyke JB. Mackorell Cloud Feot E. E. Cloud
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