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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1911
Page
7
An Anderson County appeal urges residents to support completing the Blue Ridge railway from Belton to Knoxville via Walhalla and other gaps. Advocates cite economic gains, regional competition with Norfolk & Western, and potential growth for Anderson and Oconee counties, with meetings held to coordinate fundraising and pledges.
Walhalla South Carolina reader J R Hughes, a railroad engineer, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his long standing kidney trouble. He describes years of locomotive work causing soreness and back pain, and notes he has had no kidney issues since using the medicine. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name
Spartanburg April 8 special to The State Police sealed a dhld of the Argyle Hotel at noon today arresting W. H. Hester proprietor and Walter Bullington on charges of storing whiskey. Each posted bonds of 100 for Monday court. Seven gallons found in Bullingtons rented room and a case of Hanor in Hesters office. Police broke into Bullingtons room and found many lis a and packages bearing unknown names suggesting liquor shipments to Spartanburg under fictitious labels.
Historical notice shows an 1886 sworn affidavit by Frank J. Cheney of Toledo offering Mall's Catarrh Cure. The document includes stock gift terms and a plan involving Greenwood Ohio, Toledo partners, and a notary validation dated December 6, 1886. It emphasizes the cure claim and product endorsements amid business assurances.
Richland notes show Hon M By Dendy very ill. Richland track team traveled to Greenville on No 12 with many friends. Meet canceled by rain. team entertained by G B Jordan and others. Stribling notable in oratorical contest. preparations continue for Clemson meet on the 22nd.
Ethel Savage, 12, died in City Hospital after placing a baby beside a table during a lamp mishap at the Savage home. She jumped to shield the infant as a lamp toppled and exploded, becoming a human torch before neighbors and Assistant Fire Chief Clain aided her. Cape Colony diamonds account for most of the world’s supply.
Washington dispatch reports President Taft seriously considers appointing a Democrat to the United States District Bench to succeed Judge Brawley of South Carolina who plans retirement. Prominent Democrats and former Governor Annel and Representative Aiken are among those discussed as candidates. Taft is said to be potentially ignoring party lines in this selection, though no definite decision has been made.
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