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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1912
Page
4
A fragmented preface to a campaign gathering stresses free speech and fair hearing for all candidates seeking the heirship to South Cyralia's governorship. Attendees are urged to attend the meeting to evaluate each candidate honestly and conscientiously, with upcoming remarks by the aspirants.
James J. Gardner of Columbia fell while attempting to mount Charleston depot train No. 82 and was crushed between wheels. He died hours later at Roper Hospital after injury details remained sparse. Gardner, about 20, a carpenter, was said to have approached the train from the right of way and was struck after the train left.
Visitors and relatives are listed as staying with families in Reethend and Carnesville. Names include Jack Foster from Mississippi visiting Mr and Mrs Poster and Mrs Striblinge, with numerous extended kin from Greenville Helen Anderson and other Georgia towns. The text records multiple short visits, extended stays, and expected arrivals among neighbors and friends.
A local gathering at Heayerdane Academy in Bordola county Alabama urged support for a proposed reorganization of the district school system. Speakers highlighted religious and moral influence, with attendees including Mr and Mrs McDonald and Mrs Laney Tierkt, as community voices on education and governance.
The debate centers on a proposed naval concept tied to the German War era and a controversial resolution introduced by Senator Ellman of South Carolina. Supporters insist the plan could redefine maritime power while opponents warn of escalating costs and risks. The dispute hints at a pivotal decision that could shape military strategy and global dynamics for years.
High Point North Carolina August 12 an infernal machine exploded in the express company office likely fatally injuring manager W H Busbee and burning cashier Alton Morton. Police seek a prominent Thomasville socialite connected to the case while a suspect Edell McIntyre eludes capture across multiple cities as officials tighten inquiries.
A fragmented notice describes a traveling salesman and remedies for indigestion. It notes terms for sale of premises in Oconee County, South Carolina, with auction dates and consequences for default, and mentions Master to reseal and advertise until a buyer complies.
A Black youth died when a mob attacked him near Histol Points as deputies escorted a suspect toward the court house. The incident occurred after 4 o'clock in the afternoon, with white residents clashing and surrounding officials. Court action and further testimony were noted, with investigators reviewing new evidence in the case.
An anonymous testimonial claims stomach, liver, and kidney troubles afflict Flying Men similar to others. D. Peables of Henryton asserts six bottles of Electric Bitters restored his strength and appetite from the first dose, urging others to try the remedy to avoid suffering.
In the District of South Carolina, Micah J. Jenking Collector announces a distress sale of property to satisfy a tax claim of 193 583 dollars. The auction, in Westminster Oconee County, is set for August 24, 1912, at Jamaica’s Plans MII. The item listed is a Nagle Engine and Boiler Works saw mill produced in Milo, Pa, with deputy RQ Merrick overseeing the proceedings.
In the State of South Carolina Oconee County court proceedings announce a public sale of real estate to the highest bidder at the courthouse in Walhalla on Monday September 2, 1912. The parcels include Lots in Westminster Black Creek and Kingston areas as shown on a plat by W B Progdon Jr dated May 20 1910, with multiple lot numbers and elevations described under the Westminister and Westminster properties.
The notice describes sale terms for a parcel of eighty seven acres in Oconee County. The land is bordered by M Davis and Stephen Pool lands and Chanea Creek. Purchasers must pay cash and meet sale terms within five days or face resell. the sale is overseen by Wac Whipus, agent for Orange County, dated August 11, 189g.
The State of South Carolina Oconee County probate court notice by DA Smith Judge of Probate announcing the administration petition for the estate of Monro deceased. The hearing at Walhalla Court House will be on Friday September 20 at 11 am. Publication dates August 14 28 and September 4 11 18 1912 in The Keowee Courier and at the courthouse door.
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