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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
4
The Keowee Courier lists weekly publication with a yearly subscription of 1, advertising rates, and charges for personal notices. It notes charitable tributes and obituaries, with print free of charge for certain items, and outlines payment terms for advertisements per word.
A garbled OCR passage mixing names and places such as Wartabia and Wolhidhe with scattered phrases about people, battles, and memorials. The text lacks coherent events or clear persons, offering fragmented references rather than a reportable story or notice.
A garbled OCR passage from a local page hints at a community gathering or public notice. Names, place references, and scattered phrases like Walllie Gt, Font Vale, Sache Chea, and Wa Wa hint at attendees, locations, and events, but the overall meaning is obscured. The fragmentary text suggests a news card style note rather than a complete article.
Florence Nightingale, famed Crimean nurse and only woman awarded the Order of Merit, died yesterday afternoon in her London residence after a long illness. Her death followed heart failure and an extended decline, with tribute noting her humanitarian impact and historic honors.
A crowded field forms for the South Carolina gubernatorial race as candidates hammer issues like economy and education. Voters may weigh candidates including major party figures amid calls for leadership with a focus on farmers and common people. The outcome hinges on the ability to unite diverse groups and address state needs.
Fragmentary text from a political notice or column mentions a representative and a venue or event. Key entities are unclear due to garbled OCR. includes possible names and a place. Core facts cannot be determined. summary reflects unreadable source content.
At the Walhalla court house a steady crowd gathered for a political meeting, yet partisan fervor was notably restrained. Speakers outlined campaign contrasts among candidates for governor and lieutenant governor, with attendees weighing claims from Cron, Mahon, and other contenders as they listened to Attorney General Lyon and other figures discuss ongoing prosecutions and state issues.
The passage mocks campaign talk as the close of electoral work nears and voters prepare for a landslide. It spars with references to Uncle Joe and Aiken, then shifts to advice praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting it's not available on ships and urging readers to carry it while traveling. It cites J. C. Martin and Clemson College Seneca Pharmacy.
Land for sale describing acres near UHH with two miles of tran satlatins six hour dwelling aid eitbuildines. Includes overyerd and vine, useful for cultivation and existing forestry. Road access present, timbered and well timbered. Cheap price for auto sale or tall on or write. August 17, bela.
An old classified style notice promotes Hunts Cure for eczema, claiming a Georgia man cured after twenty five years of suffering. The letter from Perkins of Atlanta praises the remedy as the great wet remedy, with distributors listed in Sherman Texas and Walhalla South Carolina.
Fragmented OCR note describes a county board convening at Hybree site on Friday with a bid opening. The court acted to accept bids but one bidder was deemed not responsible. remaining bidders were considered. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Notice of filing by M. Stokes St Riling seeking leave to make settlement of the estate of Beth and May Stelbhnus minors and obtain final discharge. Before TAL Shut, Judge of Probate, Orange County, South Carolina, at Watatla Court House, on the first day of September. The filing marks an application for final settlement and discharge in the matter.
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