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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1905

Page

7

Death of Dr W F Wright at Clayton Georgia

Dr W F Wright died at his Clayton home early Sunday morning after returning from Florida where he helped with railroad construction. A Habersham County native, he was 54 or 55, married to Mamie James with four children, a respected husband father and community figure. Members of Royal White Hart Lodge and Masons joined in funeral rites honoring his charitable life and steadfast character.

Clayton Ala WF. Wright Thie Fe Howe Florida Habersham County Georgia Dr. Wright Misa Mamie James Valhalla S.C Wright Mra. Allen Bradham Manning D. C Mise Claud Wright Winn Wright J. I. Wright Washington, D A. TL. Martin Loos Royal White Hart Lodge Maxons R. A. Moody Methodist Episcopal Church

Dyspepsia Terms and Stomach Tablets Ad Claim

The piece discusses dyspepsia and indigestion definitions, promoting Rydaloa Stomach Tablets as a cure for digestive issues. It references Waihalia Drug Company and Carter's Pharmacy, and includes a tangential quote about politics and a Detroit Free Press remark.

Waihalia Carter’s Pharmacy

Profit in Brood Mares Discussed by Breeder's Magazine

In a Breeder's Magazine article the value of breeding mares is argued strongly. A nonproductive brood mare is a loss, while successful mares justify travel and effort. Even under bad conditions delays hurt, and consistent effort is urged to keep mares bred and on track for future profits.

Gay Wette Fooliah Barrey

Why Horses Become Lame And Percheron Show Champion Tink

The article outlines principal causes of horse lameness such as improper shoeing and hoof management including cutting the frog opening the heels and uneven wall height. It highlights man factors like heavy wide shoes and short thick heels. It also mentions the Percheron stallion Tink as a prize winner at Chicago shows in 1903 and 1904 along with breeders Dunham Fletcher and Coleman.

Verouzmon Chicago Dunham, Wletcher & Coleman Timeis

Aheep Notes on Breeding and Care of Herd Flocks

A good pure bred ram can improve a flock more in one year than ten years of care. Convert undersized lambs from aristocratic parentage into sound stock. Long pedigrees help, but avoid excessive leg and neck length. Sheep both feed and clothe the owner. keep lambs growing and avoid setbacks from improper care or feeding.

Aheep

Dispensary Profits and Finances Under Scrutiny in Colombia

The Colombia dispensary probe focuses on Mr. Carter of the State Treasury as auditors note no quarterly profit remittance since last November and only a few hundred dollars on hand. A 616,000 draft for Richland Distillery supplies was rejected. the dispensary reportedly owes over 800,000 while continuing purchases. Discrepancies of 35,000 are addressed. Carter cites total profits of 142,752.91 for 1902, 185,602.88 for 1903, 885,868.17 for 1904, and 68,776.77 for the current year.

Colombia Carter Richland

Indiana's 700 Pound Man Dies in Indiana

Philip Kerigh, known as Indiana's 700 Pound Man, dies at his home in Stileaville after months of illness and heat difficulties. He once worked in a circus where he was billed as the world’s largest man, weighing up to 775 pounds and standing over seven feet tall before his frame led to a very small bone structure. He required two tailors to measure him for clothes as normal clothing could not reach ground. It took seven yards of wide fabric to make him a suit.

Indianapolis Ind Philip Kerigh Indiana Stileaville Dropay Kerlyh Ttreg Hia Weasi

Symptoms and handling of hydrophobia in dogs

A brief note from the Country Calendar describes how dogs cooling their mouths during overheating may produce froth mistaken for hydrophobia. It advises watching for signs, then cornering the dog and keeping it away with a broom or barn fork until locked up.

The Imaginary Axis Joke and Tennessee Murder Story

A schoolroom joke about the axis of the earth is followed by a Tennessee murder claim. Johnny accurately defines the axis as an imaginary line, while a miscue about hanging leads to a teacher's quip and an unrelated note that Mia John Lea of Cleveland accuses her husband of suicide and a separate murder by hanging.

Ain Mia John Lea Cleveland, Tenn James Hix Lea Langing

Irishman Wonders Who Was In The Great Funeral Ride

A story told by Rev Dr Rainsford mocks indifference to church and charity. An Irish newcomer, puzzled by a long funeral, asks a series of bystanders who the person was, only to learn the deceased was “just in it for the ride.”

Rainsford Lendanta Aress Broadway

Uses for Sassafras and Local Notices

A mixed item notes Sassafras uses including tonics for blood purification and meat flavoring, plus a pan of medicinal and household tips from Lil lie Martin. It lists local deaths and injuries in Anderson, Williamston, Belton, Greenville, Abbeville, Ellabell including McKenzie, Shields, and Landsberg, with Taft’s visit to Jolo and a light cartoon quip on mourning attire.

What Next After Aller Investigation

The piece urges public outrage over bribery and graft revealed by a legislative committee. It argues the panel lacked prosecutorial power and calls for those responsible to be brought to justice, urging the collector and grand jury to act, citing Spartanburg as a benchmark and warning against double standards.

Legislative Investigating Committee Pamary Colicitore Grand Jurien Spartanburg

Political corruption scrutiny stirred by legal inquiry

A fragment urges moral courage and stronger action as investigations probe ties between officials and crime. It calls on sworn officers to follow legal leads, insists juries and grand juries must not ignore disclosures, and argues the public expects accountability in politics.

Mation

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