Humorous Anecdotes From Lippincott and Friends
A string of witty vignettes about hospitality misadventures in Louisiana a clerical joke about a Vermont bishop and a tale of a mountaintop Texas humorist. Other bits include a New Hampshire storekeeper’s failed social climb and a Kentucky colonel’s storm prayer.
Requisition on North Carolina Governor for Lance and Lambert
Lancaster December 5 Gov Heyward has requisitioned North Carolina governor for J H Lance and K O Lambert the two young white men charged with killing Ben Hood colored in this county. Also notes on marriages deaths land sales and local events across Lancaster Gastonia and surrounding areas with several wedding notices and civic updates.
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Heyward
North Carolina
J. H. Lance
K. O. Lambert
Ben Hood
Lewis Horton
Jefferson
Ethel Gregory
G. W. Gregory
R. J. Blackmon
Fork Hill
Westley Lucas
Hattie Gent
Robert Gent
T. A. Dabney
Primus
Heath Banking and Mercantile Company
A. Jackson Bailey
C. D. Jones
The Smokeless Powder Mill Hazard Explained
A detailed exploration of smokeless powder plants describes the extreme dangers, precautions, and technical makeup of guncotton and nitroglycerine handling. It profiles a guarded Italian worker, the isolated drying house, and the immense explosive potential of modern powders used in military arms.
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Vesuvius
Appleton
United States
Teddy Digs Ismam Canal and Surpasses All Odds
A spoof column recounts Teddy Roosevelt riding a railroad coach across the ismus and wading nine miles into the Pacific to taunt sharks. He hooks whales, halts a train, shakes 11 000 workmen, digs toward the Atlantic with a five ton shovel, and signs a six year White House washing contract in minutes. The piece also notes a Karachi crocodile preserve and burlesque feats by Burton and Beresford.
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Teddy
Acros
Pacific Ocean
Culebra
Atlantic Ocean
Mother Earth
Ismam
White House
Safford
Arizona
Guardian
India
Karachi
Magar Pir
Beresford
R. F. Burton
Burton
Richard Burton
Land for Sale Adjacent to Rock Hill Areas in 6 Places
One-fourth cash with balance in 1 2 or 3 years at annual interest. Properties include Frank Brown Place 293 acres with 54 mile from Rock Hill six settlements plus a new superintendent's house. Hutchison Place No 1 about 90 acres on Nation's Ford road three miles from Rock Hill. Hutchison Place No 2 about 60 acres on Southern railway three miles north. Barnett Place 151 acres on India Hook road four miles from Rock Hill. McElwee Place 217 acres on Taylors creek three miles from Rock Hill. Enloe Place 138 acres on Fishing creek six miles from Rock Hill. Kirkpatrick Place 373 acres on Chester road six miles from McConnellsville with six-horse farm and potential division. W B Wilson Sept 11. Wanted orders for printed matter.
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Frank Brown
Yorkville
Landsford Road
Rock Hill
Hutchison
Hutchison Place No. 1.—About 90 Acres On Nation's Ford Road
Taylor’s Creek
Enloe Place
Fishing Creek
Bethesda
Kirkpatrick Place
Chester Road
McConnellsville
W. B. Wilson
Tax collection notices for 1907 York County
York County Auditor John J. Hunter announces open list for taxation January 1 to February 20 1907. Taxpayers must itemize returns indicate school district and property locations with multiple sites. Poll tax of 1 dollar applies to males 21 to 60 except Confederate veterans over 50.
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Yorkville
York County
Bethesda
Broad River
Bullock's Creek
Catawba
Ebenezer
Fort Mill
York
Bethel
Glenn and Riddle’s
Bandana—Perry Ferguson
Point
Harper’s
Clover
Bethany
Smyrna
Hickory Grove
Sharon
Bullock’s Creek
McConnellsville
Rock Hill
Elusive
Piedmont
John J. Hunter
S. C
Real Estate Listings Near Yorkville Details Acres and Prices
An extensive ad lists numerous farms and tracts for sale around Yorkville and nearby areas. Properties include 38 acres with a new house, 67 acres with timber and saw timber, 100 acres with two houses, barns, and pasture, and multiple tracts from 18 to 377 acres with various improvements. Prices range from modest to higher values, with terms to suit and several locations along Howell's Ferry road, near Bethany, and toward Rock Hill. J OC Wilborn, Attorney, signs as listing authority.
Premium Club Offer Promises Large Rewards for Subscribers
The notice outlines a contest for clubmakers who recruit names for subscriptions. Prizes include watches, rifles, musical instruments, pens, and magazine subscriptions, with escalating rewards for 2, 8, 10, 20, 40, and 50 names. Subscriptions must be paid, names returned promptly, and transfers allowed under strict conditions with deadlines in March 1907.
Premiums Offered for Clubmakers in The Enquirer
The Yorkville Enquirer announces a subscriber drive with prizes for the two largest clubs and their top contributors. Two buggies from Carroll Bros. of Yorkville valued at $85 and $65 respectively will be awarded to the largest and second largest clubs. Subscriptions priced at $2 yearly, $1 for six months, with special rates for new subscribers arriving before 1908.
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South
York
Ihs
Enquirer
Messrs. Carroll Bros
Yorkville
J. S. Brice
Laura E. Parish
C. G. Parish
Court of Common Pleas
South Carolina
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