Retiring editor prints farewell to Keowee Courier
R T Jaynes announces withdrawal from the Keowee Courier due to heavy legal practice. He notes J A Steck assumes duties, reflects on nineteen years with the paper, thanks patrons, praises Ovo nee county, and wishes continued support and prosperity for the publication and its new management.
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Keowee
J. A. Steck
Multum In Parvo
Testeem
The
Courier
Wm. C. Keith
Col
R.A. Thompson
D. A. Smith
Ovonee County
Oconee
Keowee Courier
South Carolina
Min
R. T. Jaynes
Walhalla Hosts South Carolina Presbytery Meeting
During the next week Walhalla will host an assemblage of prominent Presbyterian ministers and laymen for the spring meeting of the South Carolina Presbytery. The event gathers church leaders in the community and region.
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Walhalla
South Carolina
Valhalla Hosts State Christian Workers Session
About sixty ministers gather at the churches of the upper state region for three daily sessions with opening services planned for Tuesday night. Presbytery will convene for several days as Valhalla extends a warm welcome to all attendees to town and homes.
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Valhalla
Clemson Stands Firm On College Discipline After April Fool
A Clemson College disruption over an April Fool prank leads to firm discipline reinforcing authority. The college and its students face consequences, with staff cautioning future conduct while acknowledging the pain of affected families and the impact on campus life. The Greenville Sun reports broader campus behavior and local transit notes.
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South Carolina
Clemson College
Clemson
Greenville Sun
One Act of Nature and a Cough Remedy Note
A farmyard tale links human sharing to nature as readers recall the idea that kindness spreads. An appeal notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy letters proving belief in its usefulness. Local doctors preach upcoming Nazareth services with weather related delays. Miss Viola King organizes a Sunday school with local leather helper. W P Teal family visits Westminster relatives. B K Turpin ill but hoped to improve. April 6 special.
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Jaw. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Westminster
Remember the annual meeting of the Seneca Library Association
The Seneca Library Association holds its annual meeting Friday evening at 8 o'clock at Mrs. Wm. Lowry's residence. Reports from officers will be heard and officers for next year elected, with music by local talent interspersed between business items. Jas H Burgess presides.
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The
Library Association
Teachers Examination Set For Walhalla May 15 1908
Notice from County Superintendent of Education Co L Craig announces the next teachers examination at Walhalla Court House on Friday May 15 1908. Doors open at 9 am and close after 5 pm as allowed by the work. No certificates will be issued to examinees not following rules. Also advertising sale listings and a separate notice offer property for sale in Walhalla with John Reese house and an adjoining lot, terms easy, contact D J Mulkey Westminster SC. Budget includes a bill from Richmond Bay Co offering burlap in various quantities with freight paid.
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Walhalla Court House
Co. L. Craig County
Edu
Walhalla
John Reese
Court House
D. J. Mulkey
Westminster
S. C
Richmond Bay Co
Richmond
Walhalla and Westminster Lands Sold for Taxes
Notices announce tax sales at Walhalla Court House on the May sale day in 1908. J A In and Berry Sanders properties are listed with cash terms and deed fees. Also announced is an eight hundred acre King homestead life estate sale by W M Kay Sheriff. A civil suit summons for relief against J W Todd and L Rogers Platinum is included. An advertisement urges farmers to plant Flow Ming improved cotton with seed offered at one dollar per bushel for potential yields of one to two bales per acre.
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W. J. Schroder
Oconee County
South Carolina
Walhalla Court House
Walhalla
J. A. In
W. F. Hughes
Westminster
Berry Sanders
Ike Woods
W. M. Kay
John D. Verver
Nancy Emilline King
Court House
S. C
Nancy Emiline King
County
Oconee
T. N. Hall
John Gollins
Southern Woodland Company
William King
Nancy Emiline Kings
8. C
Oconet
L. Rogers
Platnum
J. W. Todd
Wal‘halla C. H
C. R. D. Burns
C. P. Stribling & Dendy
Spanish Jac Stallion for Service at Walhalla Stables
A full-blood Spanish Jack, 40 years old, stands at stables one mile south of Walhalla, for service. Rate is 7.50 dollars. Call CHATUES BURNSIDE at Walhalla, 8. C., Route 1 for details.
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Jac
Walhalla
Chatues Burnside
8. C
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Anderson Mail
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Converse
Seneca Library Association
Bucklen
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LeRaysville
N.Y
Erive
Moss & Ansel
Valhalla, South Carolina
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Carter & Company
P.S
Matheson Hardware Co
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