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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1909
Page
4
Obituary notices and tributes of respect printed free under one hundred words. Notices over that length require payment at the rate of one cent per word. Cash must accompany manuscript.
The Connley urges Oconee farmers to join the county and state corn contests. Prizes are substantial and aim to boost yield per acre and reduce cost per bushel. A committee will draft rules and set prize schedules, with details to be published soon. Farmers should request blanks from Commissioner Watson.
The State editorial appeals to readers and county newspapers to back a monument honoring South Carolina women. It notes broad newspaper cooperation, urges a personal canvass in every community, and acknowledges the writer’s own overlooked contribution while urging initial subscriptions and local efforts.
The author notes only one contribution from Oconee so far and emphasizes the group’s role as helpers, not solicitors. They accept the State's commission to collect and remit funds for a memorial to South Carolina women, urging citizens of Oconee to give and lead the way instead of waiting for others.
A fragmented clipping references Annie Bugelworth of Waterbury wearing pants, a quirky line about Alinity Hayle going to France for reconciliation after divorce, and a note on Oconee residents to contribute to a monument for the women of the State. The Courier invites submissions and promises acknowledgement during Aibs week.
An old newspaper ad touts King's New Discovery as the top remedy for colds coughs and lung issues. Dr George Moore claims it cured his hopeless lung trouble and lends patient testimonials. Trial bottle offered free with guaranteed satisfaction through druggists.
The Federal Court for the Western District of South Carolina will convene April 20 at Greenville. Cases include the George Barton and Robert Moore alias Tennessee Dutch safety robbery at Pelzer Post Office, the Josh Ashley peonage case, Texas fever quarantine violations, and various internal revenue matters.
Oaloway Dots. Onk April re Specialster, G. Graham Oiled his regular iy pointments at the Baptist elurel last sunday. Claude Martin returned to his home at Anderson Sunday, after spending a week with his broth John Martin Mies Allie Mason visited-her friend, Miss Margie Martin, recently, Marvin Sewell, of Lavonia, was int o my town last week, John Martin, who is very Hl, will be unable to attend the marriage of his brother, Lesie Martin, of Ander son, Which will take place Wednes day, the Hid We hope he will soon recover, N,M,
A southbound Seaboard passenger train from New York to Florida derailed at Hicks station forty-two miles south of Columbia when a broken switch lined the track onto a freight section. About twenty aboard were lightly injured. engineer J M Ashley of Savannah survived amid wreckage with a smile. Police probe points to deliberate switch tampering. no robberies occurred. Additional notes report rheumatism remedies and two unrelated marriages and a suicide.
Rochester faces two uncontrollable fires at two sections of the city on April 13. The gate blasts at over thirty miles per hour as every fire apparatus fights the blazes. Syracuse and Buffalo rush aid by fast train, with reported losses around one million dollars by 2 p.m.
Many people object to strong medicines prescribed for rheumatism and believe no internal treatment is needed for muscular or chronic rheumatism. When there is no fever or swelling, apply Chamberlain's ointment for quick relief. For sale by W. Bell Valhalla and W. J. Lunney Seneca.
In a late night explosion at mine No. 27 of the Herwind-Wite Coal Company near Wilberton, seven miners died and several were seriously hurt as rescuers recovered bodies by daybreak. Mine Inspector Blower of the Sixth District reports two additional victims believed trapped in the wreck.
Notice of application to D A Smith Judge of Probate for Oconee County South Carolina to obtain leave for final settlement and discharge as executor of the estate of S P Dendy deceased. Executor J L Dendy sets filing May Sunday 1909 at Walhalla. Court actions also include summons in a separate Common Pleas case against several defendants with date March 17 1909 and notices to respond by two days after service.
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