Local Matters Highest market price paid toy butter and egga
A sprawling notice page lists market prices for butter and eggs, names buyers, and mentions local sales. It cites I. Bo Mackerell and TH Davis among sellers, plus small ads for fresh Virginia lime and a North Market Street property inquiry. It also covers local social notes, court actions, and community events from Lancaster and surrounding towns.
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I. Bo Mackerell
Marriage at Buffalo Baptist church in Longsville area
Miss Bossie Roberts wed Manly Cates in a Sunday ceremony led by Rev. Crouch. Also reported: Annie Ogburn visiting aunt in Williamsburg, Jim Cook fined $15 in mayor's court for shooting and carrying concealed pistol. The Buffalo church wedding, water well progress, and two Bullard brothers sent to the chain gang for fighting and vagrancy are noted.
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Annie Ogburn
Williamsburg County
Mrs. C. ©. Welsh
Longsville
Jim Cook
Crouch
Buffalo Baptist Church
Manly Cates
Bossie Roberts
Jno
Roberta, Jr
Sam
Albert Bullard
Ingram
Death of Mrs Millie Norton Horton in Flat Rock area
A late morning message from Kershaw announced the death of Mrs. Millie Norton Horton wife of Mr T C Horton after a long illness. At about 53 she leaves six sons and one daughter Miss Cleo Horton. Surviving sons are C C J ALIN B C Clarence Thomas and Lucing Horton. The family gathered at her bedside. she was a Methodist and well regarded. Remains were buried at close of report.
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Kershaw
Millie Norton
T. C. Horton
Ling Wy Ilness
Horton
John Stover
Flat Rock
Cleo Horton
C. C.J, Alin
B.C. Clarence
Thomas
Lucing Horston
Death of Mrs Baker of Rich Hill section
Mrs. Salina Baker of the Rich Hill section died at her son in law J J Reaves home after a protracted illness about noon on Thursday. She was the widow of the late Wm Baker and aged 14 years 1 month 18 days. Survived by three daughters Mrs W R Robertson Mrs L P S Hammond and Mrs J Reeves. A member of the Methodist church. Remains interred at Fork Hall church yesterday.
Death notices from Monroe diurnal recount Oakhurst widow and Mrs Laney
Widespread sorrow follows the death of Mrs Eva Rollings of Oakhurst aged several years after a bout with grippe. Funeral services were held today at old Salem with Rev J C Chandler officiating. Survivors include five sons and daughters and numerous grandchildren. Mrs Avena Laney of Buford township died last Wednesday at age 10 and leaves many relatives and 400 descendants. she was a Primitive Baptist church member.
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Earth
Lael
Atnanile Rollings
Eva Rollins
Oakhuest
Attak
Ta Grippe
Rallings
Horne
Ragsent Hortun
Rollings
Camden
W. Rollings
Lexington
Messrs. Ri
A. R. Rol
Vines
Oakhurst
Mel
S. J. Rollings
A. al, Duncan
Mes. Z. la
Robert Leo
Tha, Stover
Old Salem
J. C. Chandier
Hollings
Avena Laney
Buford Township
Primitive Baptist Church
Laney
May Day Phone Hours Start Sunday Morning
The notice lists phone hours beginning on the first Sunday in May. The schedule shows front desk times from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at designated sections. Names, places, and exact offices are unclear in the fragment but indicate a standard operating window.
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Ste F
DeWitt Palmage Family Notice Appears in Herald
This clipped notice from the Christian Herald lists Lifer P DeWitt Palmage, noted as son of the Talmage family. It mentions an enormous profit event and a payment of ten cents, with a bank mentioned as Weil immediately Clark & Co of Philadelphia.
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P DeWitt Palmage
Dewitt
Christhan
Talmage
Weil
Clark & Co
St. Phila
Pa Mentia
Health Promotion Ordinance for Lancaster 1902
An ordinance ratified April 8 1902 by the Lancaster council imposes fines or imprisonment for health promotion violations. It requires assessments of six pence per occupant for premises within town limits, due annually, with penalties for nonpayment and delinquent taxes as provided by state law.
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Lanteaster
M and Aldersen
WYLDE
Democratic Clubs County Executive Meeting Notice
Attention Democratic Clubs of Lancaster County to meet April 26 for reorganization and election of delegates to the County Convention at the Court House Lancaster May 5. County Convention elects delegates to the State Convention in Columbia May 21, and selects County Chairman and a member of the Shire Democratic executive committee.
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State Supreme Court
Lottie C. Kingster
Lancaster & Chester Railroad Co
Jos. Clark, Esq
E. Moore, Esq
Lancaster
S.C
Lanscaster County
Bendeters
Court House
Columbia
Clus
Democratic
Cams Mithive
Alb. Nishet
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