Local notices mix of train delay and fruit farming profits
Fragmented 19th century column reports a southbound passenger train delay caused by a freight train, a baby’s death from illness, a brawl near Massey’s shop, and a street survey of fruit growing profits. It mentions Mr G. W. Beckham’s pear tree yield, mule sale plans in Lancaster, a closed business notice for Elliott & Crawford, and a Pittsburgh teacher's discussion on ransom in Miss Stone's case.
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Pittsburg
Mes
Claflin
Wissburg
Allegheny
Miss Stone
News & Courisr
Blending of the Roses in York Lancaster Fraternal Night
The Red Rose Knights from Lancaster and White Rose Knights from Rock Hill visit Oakland Lodge No 45. Esquire Geo. W. Witherspoon receives the Amplified Thief degree. Banquet follows with toasts praising York Lancaster unity and interstate fraternal friendship across the Catawba. Speakers recall 76 and Hampton days, urging continued cooperation and mutual aid.
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Red Rose Pythians
White Rose Knights
Rock Hill Herald
Lancaster
Red Rose Knights
Castle Hall
Oakland Knights
Chester
Tanging Rock
Kershaw
Esquire
Geo. W. Witherspoon
Friedheim
J. N. McElwee
W. E. Thayer
Jt. J. Hall
House of York
House of Lancaster
W. A. Pressley
Oakland Lodge
York
Bosworth
Richard
Henry Tudor
R. Evans Wylie
Lancaster Lodge
Arepe
Youstmaster
Knights of Oakland Lodge
England
Henry VII of Lancaster
Elizbeth
House of
Cupid
Adams
South Carolina
Hampton
Wade Hampton
Red Shirts
Dixie
Rock Hill
Roxe
Ipee
We Are Gaining Public Favor With a Rush
We Are Gaining Public Favor With a Rush Our stores are brimful with new Novel ties dress goods silks velvets Notions Jackets Capes Etc Everything bright new and clean No old shoddy stock Our crowded stores and busy clerks show we are in business 30 days not 10 years We are all workers and expenses are small with no high salaried bosses
Roses and oratory mark Oakland Lodge event in 1901
October 14 1901 reports an Oakland Lodge gathering with speeches by Williams-Hughes Co Blakeney Davidson and Rev W B Thayer. The piece notes song and music by Ennuns Orchestra and closes with a memorial for Samuel Stogner who died September 5 1901 of diphtheria and tender verses from his family.
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Wilson
Blakeney
Kersnow
Vance Davidson
Chester
W. B. Thayer
Ennun
Oakland Lodge
Samuel
J. M. Stogner
Mamita
Earth
Alacma
Bowels with Cascarete Repatiena Galou Eure Connti
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear event or named entities. The readable portion hints at a medical or health topic but does not specify persons, organizations, or places to anchor a proper news item. Unable to extract verifiable facts for a complete summary.
Local Matters in Catawba and area community notes
Local items report guests of Mr and Mrs A B Ferguson in Catawba, a 30 day sentence for Ben Billings for theft, the death of Lithe Campbell from heart disease, Rally Day observed by the Methodist Sunday School, Sam Crenshaw purchasing land for a cottage, a young woman Mrs Rollings dying of blood poison, a Steward's meeting at the Methodist church, Magistrate W P Caskey's quarterly fines total 185 50, and a note that Uncle Pink's court and the dispensary are profitable.
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W. P. Caskey
Pink
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Wedsessay
Magtatente Cuskew
Court of General Sessions
Tench
Win
Massey
Harry Galock
M Onder
Charlie Campbell
Campbell
G. W. Beckham
Pleasant Hill
Acre
Cot
Limcaster
Clyburn
Elliott & Crawford
Colum
Mitchell Wagen
Lancaster Mercantile Company
Jeas
O Williams-Hughes CO. D
Williams-Hughes CO
Alvo
Continental Plant CO
Kittenis N.C
Nissen
Owensboro
Clyborn-Heath Mule CO
Ledger
A. B. Ferguson
Catawba
W. T. Gregory
Cuskey
Ben Billings
Ben
Lithe Campbell
W. H. Sime
Sam Crenshaw
J.J. Owen
South End
W. S. Langley
Methodist Church
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