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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1911
Page
6
The Ikeowee Courier announces publication every Wednesday morning dating back to 1840. It details paid advertisement rules for personal communications and obituaries or tributes up to one hundred words free, with longer items charged at one cent per word, and notes payment terms.
In Walhalla South Carolina on a Wednesday in April a correspondent recounts a governor famed for frequent humor. He sent a witty joke about the old state dispensary commission along with a diagram mocking its members. The legislature appointed a committee to investigate the dispensation body, which the governor mocked as inept.
Judge John Pope of Newberry died at his home at 3:16 PM after a long illness. A Civil War veteran and long-serving lawyer, he retired as Chief Justice in 1909 and had previously held major roles including Attorney General and State Senator. His resignation cited duty and devoted service to South Carolina.
Fire at the New York State Capitol caused extensive damage to exterior stone, interior masonry, and contents estimated at 2 million for stonework and 1.5 million for interior damage. The blaze destroyed library rooms, archives, and offices with insurance lacking. a bill seeks 100 000 for cleanup and reconstruction efforts.
Mrs. R. Dy Ikers of Walhalla reports relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She suffered headaches backaches and irregular kidney secretions before purchasing the pills from Dr J W Bell. She says the relief was entirely satisfactory and recommends Doan's to others suffering kidney disease. For sale by all dealers priced 60 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the U S gole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Chairmen Duttlinger announced that the Mine and Gray Reo union will be held in Memphis on September 28. Gen. George Gordon, commander in chief of the Confederate Veterans, sanctioned the reunion. Local observance sets the stage for a statewide gathering with Confederate veterans in attendance.
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