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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
4
Obituary notices and tributes of respect of not over one hundred words will be printed free of charge. All longer communications require payment at the rate of one cent per word.
From the Charleston News and Courier dispatch, the St Matthews tax assessment dispute is described. The assessors completed work, revealing about 4000 dollars in taxes, comments on unequal valuations, and proposals to adjust Walhalla and Matthews property figures to equalize tax burdens. The discussion notes Walhalla’s population difference and contemplates adjusting hoisting and valuation to achieve fair shares.
The Oconee County Mariners Union is hereby called to meet at Rickland on Saturday April 9 at 6 oclock. A full delegation for all of the equal is desired, as boat news of importance will come before the meetings. J. Wade Dickson, President, J. Wy Alexander, Secretary.
Columbia State reports a yellowed note that enslaved Charleston County prisoners in the State penitentiary show serious beriberi, a tropical disease, after transfer from Charleston stockades. Dr. C. I. Wile Harms and Dr. Long confirm beriberi amid six other convicts with strong symptoms, while Williams plans Charleston study and medical authorities debate origin and spread.
A local thank you note expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends who visited homes on Friday at Lofelock and assisted with a market setup. It lists many contributors including Mulkey Wood Davis Patlison Moore George Bobo Wood Cater Midkey Mannings Morgan and others who helped during the rheumatic absence period. The message also acknowledges broadcast support for the workers on water routes and family reunion efforts yesterday.
Professor Richard Abess of Breslau, noted chemist, died after a balloon flight in the Silesia owned by the Aeronautic Society. A gust dragged the basket, crushing his skull and breaking his legs as bystanders watched. The incident occurred near Tessin in Mecklenburg Schwerin during an attempted landing amid strong winds.
South Carolina ledger shows assets including cash from banks loans and discounts, bonds and stocks, furniture fixtures, undivided profits and expenses. Directors W P Anderson J Stribling D L Norris attest, with bank cashier T Pedden Anderson sworn March 29 1910.
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