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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
6
The court case centers on a controversial pledge and its alleged breach. Witnesses describe a tangled sequence of payments and promises tied to a wartime arrangement. Officials consider whether the pledge can be redeemed or voided under current law.
A lengthy document discusses Clemson Extension Work on farmers samples of fertilisers under Section 1540. It notes that samples may be saved and analyzed within 65 days, with at least six witnesses, and questions about who made fertilisers and their guarantees. It covers the need for cost saving in analyses and the balance of protection for manufacturers versus farmers, including suggested methods to test for phosphoric compounds and potash.
A fragmented 1910s style article warns of a fast spreading disease called Melanthle paralysis endangering U.S. children. It cites estimates of 20,000 to 26,000 current cases and up to 100,000 total since 1903, with authorities urging control measures and reporting epidemics across multiple states including Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Minnesota, and Idaho. The piece attributes the data to a December issue of Thimpson's Magazine and notes physicians like Dr. dacelyn Mane lling and Dr. Robert Lovett among others. It describes paralysis outcomes, some permanent, and emphasizes widespread impact with high mortality and disability.
News and Courier reports the murder of prominent Brunson citizen E R Langford near his home. A search party found his horse and buggy and Langford dead by the road. Initial signs suggest homicide with no weapon blood evidence, and a white man named Bayard Willis is questioned.
In New York, November 28, the federal government filed a petition in the Southern District of New York seeking dissolution of the American Sugar Refining Company and twenty allied corporations forming the so-called sugar trust. The action cites restraints of trade and aims to fix prices, alleging years of illegal conduct that harmed competitors and eliminated rivals. The petition requests receivership and details a combined capitalization near 230 million dollars alongside representative output and market control claims.
A two story building at Coomie Maxwert destroyed by a fire shortly after arrival. All the occupants were ants OF Me Tisbet at school. The home housed boys from ages 12 years.
Southern runs into New York City as the United States fast mail from New Orleans and Birmingham via Atlanta arrives at the new Pennsylvan ia Station under the Hudson tunnels opened at midnight. The vast terminal, claimed to be the world’s largest, began operation with smooth performance as travelers moved via the newly opened tunnels and through trains scheduled around midnight.
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