07 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1906
Page
1
We completed a 10 day sale that set a regional record, selling about half of our stock. Remaining odds and ends will be sold regardless of price to make room for new contracts in cotton goods and shoes. The sale was a strategic sacrifice to raise cash and clear space for anticipated spring purchases. Watch for our daily openings of the best bought merchandise yet.
Senator Earle discusses upcoming General Assembly work in 1906 with focus on taxation inequities. He cites county value disparities, outlines proposed millage changes, and urges action against tax dodgers while noting reform needs in roads, bridges, and juvenile reformatory efforts. He criticizes grand jury corruption and calls for accountability.
Leading physicians, nationally known as analysts of varlone diseases, warn that neglecting a cold can lead to pneumonia consumption and chronic throat and lung trouble. They emphasize avoiding cold and endorse Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe cure, noting its thirty years of reputation and lack of opiates. Distributed by J. W. Bell Walhalla and Lunney Seneom.
Deardonet and nearby residents see visitors and gatherings including a oyster supper raising funds, local marriages, and lyceum plans by the Alkahest Company. Notable mentions include hospital recoveries, trips by residents, and a farming offer from Westminster Oil and Fertilizer Company with cotton seed meal exchanges.
John A. Young of lay recalls severe liver and stomach illness with weakened heart and poor appetite. He credits Electric Bitters for quick relief and restoration. Described as great medicine for weak women, sold by druggists with guarantee, at 50 cents per bottle, two bottles.
Washington February 2 The drawl of his feet to his hat the Speaker Cannon will wear South Carolina raiment. He calls the gesture a gesture of goodwill while noting the generosity of South Carolina people. He jokes about a knit galloon suit and handmade accessories to keep him from getting a wool foot and wears a broad brim hat from South Carolina.
Housewives can bake fresher cleaner tastier and wholesome goods at home with Royal Baking Powder. It helps produce fine cake raised biscuits puddings frosted layer cake cookies crullers crusts and muffins, outperforming ready made bake-shop options. Royal is a great bake day aid.
The February Seneca column reports 11 o clock church services next Sabbath at both Baptist and Presbyterian churches and evening services for a new pastor Ray Blackburn. It notes communion at the Presbyterian church and pre communion meetings, plus a Ladies Aid oyster supper on February 14. A civic league idea gains traction with women driving town improvement, a mass meeting planned February 10 at the Palmetto House. The piece mentions local meetings, library debates on Thomas Dixon's The Clansman, social visits, and several residents traveling or staying, including Miss Stella Fincannon and Miss Christine Dickson, with discussion of local property prices and community uplift.
Fraudsters imitate Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds and other medicines to defraud the public. The notice urges buyers to seek the genuine Bucklen’s remedies, stating they have protected customers for over 39 years and to look for the site protection on all Dr King’s products. Bucklen & Co, Chicago and Windsor Canada.
John Klubo, a workman, plunged eighty five feet from a smokestack to a sled roof in Mobile on February 2. He stood and walked after the fall, with only a ruptured blood vessel and concussion reported. He was taken to a hospital, briefly unconscious, then recovered and returned to work soon after.
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