Local notices and community updates from Lancaster area
Local briefs report church schedules, visits by residents to Charlotte and Chester, and social notices. Daughters of the Confederacy plan dinners to fund a monument. residents travel, marry, and recover health. Taxes due with 7 percent penalty today. public auctions and new market opening announced.
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Robbery at Starnes Farm Sunday Night
Lester S Starnes of seven miles north of town reports a theft of 21.60 in cash and a pistol from his bedroom as he slept. A hired helper Will Thomas fled that night and remains missing, with Starnes suspecting his entry to steal. Thomas had prior ties to Concord, North Carolina.
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Lester S Starnes
Will Thoms
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Mr Starnes
Thomas
Concord
N.C
Carolina heroine advances to stenographer role
Miss Blanche Cousar of Lancaster has become a stenographer and typewriter for D. W. Alderman & Sons Co in Alcola South Carolina. From humble beginnings she balanced school and mill work, later earned a business course, and now holds a responsible position. Her early writings and schooling earned local praise.
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Lancaster
the News and Courier
Blanche Cougar
Anarine Lancaster
D. W. Alderman & Sons’ Co
Alcola
S.C
Lancaster Graded School
Vizhy
Blandhs Coursar
Gold Riches Seen at Nisbet Plantation Mine
Mining expert Mr. Moore from Colorado, now with Blackmon gold mine, examined J. D. Nisbet's plantation near Lancaster and reported abundant gold, predicting one of the country’s richest mines.
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News and Courier
Lancaster
Moore
Colorado
Blackmon
Charleston
J. D. Nisbet
Mass Meeting At Courthouse For Farmers
A mass meeting will be held at the courthouse next Monday at midday for those in sympathy with the farmers movement. President Smith and Treasurer Hyatt of the State Association are invited to attend and speak. J J Strait pres Va Association Geo W Jones County Secretary.
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Smith
Hyatt
State Association
Jsed
J, J. Strait
Pres
Three Catawba River Plants Planned With 80000 Horsepower
Yorkville report states Mountain Island shoal near Catawba River in Gaston County will host a new plant, with a second York County plant and a third tied to Dukes interests at Catawba Falls. Together the trio would form about 80000 horsepower and power a wide circuit across Lancaster, Winnsboro, Chester, Yorkville, Clover, Gastonia, Dallas, Charlotte, Fort Mill, Rock Hill. Dr Wyle linked source says plans should proceed without doubt.
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Catawba River Company
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York County
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American Tobacco Company
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America
Lancaster
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Guarantee Resolves Devoe Paint Warranty Case
A letter from Devoe Co to J A P Sistare explains their guarantee for paint faults and praises dealer discretion. It cites Rhinebeck hardware dealer J H Asher & Co who sold thousands of gallons since 1876 with only one complaint. The case involved three perfect sides and a fourth damaged by rain before drying. The company leaves resolution to the dealer’s fair action and notes Lancaster Mercantile Co sells the paint.
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J. H. Asher & Co
Rhinebeck
N. Y
F. W. Devor& Co
Lancaster Mercantile Co
Large Floods Hit California Cities and Coast
California suffers severe floods as the Seventh Street Bridge in Los Angeles collapses into the swollen river carrying 12 to 15 people, with two feared drowned. Los Angeles and nearby areas endure historic flooding, damaging streets, storm drains, and sewers. Santa Monica pier damage reaches 200000 dollars, Long Beach wharf and boats 20000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Seventh Street
Santa Monica
Long Beach
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