Red Springs Seminary attendees and local notices
Fram Kershaw Era and Miss Mayo Hasseltine return home for vacation from Red Springs Seminary in North Carolina. A 7 foot 2 inch coach whip snake fought and was killed by J. W. Holden on his farm. Florence Thomasson of Belmont visited her brother E. R. Thomasson in Kershaw. Delegates chosen for the District Conference at Blacksburg June 16 to 29 include R. Beckham, D. M. Kirkley, and J. W. Humel. W. A. Beckham seeks license to preach. Subscription prompt and a cough remedy ad appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thomasson
Belmont, N. C
Kershaw
E. R. Thomasson
Shiloh
Beckham
D. M. Kirkley
J. W. Humel
Blacksburg
W. A. Beckham
Millionaire Rail Road Valuation Figures Hover Over One Trillion
The State board of capitalization on railroad property held another session and nearly finished its work. Last year’s valuation totaled 26,177,080 with 2,921.57 miles. This year the valuation is expected to exceed one trillion dollars if yesterday’s figures hold. Several line-by-line increases were approved, including Asheville and Spartanburg from 9,000 to 10,000 per mile and Blue Ridge from 2,500 to 8,000 per mile, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Spartarburg
Blue Ridge Railway
Charleston and Western
Carollina
Untitled fragment signals local project funding details
Fragmentary OCR mentions MDG funding 2500 dollars and a South Cyr Extension project with 5000 dollar reference. Also notes a Walleshorn aid, Weathergit and a 10000 dollar item related to RULGOO. Readable parts outline a funding and aid list with unclear actions and dates.
Windstorm and quake rattle Up Kinson area
A report from Congisne and nearby counties notes a severe wind storm with little rain and heavy rain washed debris. An aftershock around 22 was felt at Up Kinson Saturday turning dishes and tin rattling. Local reports have surfaced about the event from several parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Severn Tantines
Up Kinson
Sheeport
Death by Own Action Shocks Auihoville Community
In Auihoville Saevial, May 20, Mr. Pant living near Bridge Street committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. He aged GS years and left a wife and several children. He had suffered for years with illness and this was his third attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Plyler
O. K
Charleston
Dy Sapp
Parker
Aville
Weilding Pant
Mar. Fant
Relapse Comes for New Orleans Minister Rev De Me Pale
In New Orleans on May 26 reports indicate Rev De Me Pale Wer a Presbyterian minister is suffering a relapse of influenza with a severe condition. Doctors listed him as critical and hope for improvement as latest updates show slow progress and ongoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Presbyterian
Pat
Charleston Exposition Closes on Saturday Celebration Day Noted
The Charleston Exposition ends on Saturday May 31 with ceremonies marking Charleston Day. Preparations for observance were extensive and officials granted special accommodations for attendees as the event wraps up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
South Carolin Dyter
Wall
Vacancy for West Point Scholarship Sought at Yorkville
A notice seeks a candidate to fill a United States Military Academy scholarship. The entry lists J. Kinley of Washoetan and Rowell as superintendent of education contacts, with dates and local placement details to be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Charleston
Lancaster County
A. C. Rowell, Co. Supt. of Education
United States Military Academy
West Point
Yorkville
J. Kinley
Rowell
Jauneusier Co
S.C
Announcement on Lites and Rates in Local Notice
All over ten lites in an announ cement is charged for at regular rates. One $2 rate is for an ans Hitcement of not more than tom lines.
Fragmentary Verse Snippet From Obscure Text
A garbled OCR fragment hints at themes of life, hunger, and burden with mentions of the head and heart. The legible bits reference food, appetite, and a rough depiction of hardship, though the full meaning remains unclear.
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Local
Atters
Bo Mackerall
Minnie Monee
York Ville
Lola Meltwain
Ntheth City
Wy Linte
G. Rutledae
U. Trapsdel
Beydan
Mrs
J. W. Moore
Lunde
Mr. W. M. Moore
Kt. L. Long
Marion, N
W. ©. Ewart
Sam Batterree
Eula Starnes
Sam Starnes
8. C
M. E. Charcd South
Newberry
5. C
Dee
W. W. Duncan
White Bluff
J. N. Estridge
N.P
E. D. Mackey
Delila Adams
Beatrice Blaisdel
Maine
Winthrop College
Mera Jones
C. R. Carnes
Rock Hill
Sam Proctor
Katie Mobley
Blackstork
RL Mo McCrory
M. P. Crawford
George McKwain
East End
Williams Lot
R. E. Mellwain
H. B. Pardue
J. C. Foster
J. 8. Riddle
W. H. Sapp
Chas. Plyler
P. P. W. Plyler
W. A. Steele
Haskell Steele
J. T. Steele
A. H. Robins
Joe Johnson
Chas. Crenshaw
Hoyt
Snof Mey
Luneius Bell
Pleasant Hill Township
Salem
S.no Watson
Salina Burna
Chester
No Watson
Mr. Prank Burns
Washington, D.C
State Democratic Executive Committee
Columbia
Winnsboro
Lancaster
United States
J. W. Holden
Caroling Midland
Allendale
Hardeeville
East Shore
Georgetown
Western
Hartsville Roaiway
Manchester
Augusta
Lucknow
Walleshorn
Tink
Auihoville
Saevial
Palmer
Viteaney
West Po
Chichester
Leite Agrecabie
Scott
HOWNE
Timag Sree
Lat
Lavester
Suulitorigmn
Lanatster
S. CL
CL Wilson
Archite
Prin
Come and Son
Williner
Wac Wartin
White Goods
Gubroideviey
Dacey
Emile
Viderie
Eigings
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