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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1906
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cotton market activity with references to prices and buyers. Mentions names like Walkals and Wear Union or Wearminator and implies weak demand with wet bale conditions. Details are garbled but indicate cautious selling and price volatility in the local cotton trade.
A list of unclaimed letters remains at the Walhaile post office for the week ending February 3, 1000. Recipients include Mise Esato Smith Juliae WI Dendy Edw Whittier J W Donsoor John Hyde Eugene Bo lin J T William Vernone and others. If any of these names apply, please claim at once.
The record of temperatures and values recorded at the Dai Byation for the week ending rai, recolled by Mrs. Units Isbell, observer.
A garbled notice warns of poisons in food and promotes patent cures. It notes upcoming meetings of Connoross Farmers Union at Connoross Academy on February 10 and of Fairview Alliance on February 17. It also lists tobacco seed offers and real estate sales figures, and urges taxpayers to file the 1906 tax return by February 20 with penalties outlined by County Auditor J J Kease.
A mother’s habit of using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on coughs colds and croup in children is praised for quick relief and prevention. The remedy is described as harmless and pure, suitable for infants, and sold by J W Hell Walhall W J Lonney Beneom.
South Union notes Health of community improving and local visits. Residents report visits between Townville and Alvan Georgia. Social events include musical Friday night and dances. Local economy and businesses referenced with several names and trips to nearby towns. A health remedy advertisement closes the page.
Notes from Conncross February 6 describe calm rooms, pleasant weather, and outdoor work. The Farmers Union met at the academy with good attendance, and local social visits are noted along with Sunbeam Society activity and youth engagement. Gladstone Dowie arrived in New York from Jamaica while Vaudeville actress Miss Saxton teased Glidstone about experience as reporters described his reaction.
A local ad promotes Chamberlain's Salve for piles with claims of instant relief. The notice lists retailers J W Well, Walbattes We J Lunney, Sonein as sellers and prices the product at 25 cents per box.
Mrs Hunt of Hartford City reports disappointment over a purported Roosevelt gift to mothers of triplets via Private Secretary Lowth. A letter from a White House secretary denies any offer of $100 per set of triplets and explains no such promise was made. The miscommunication sparked a report that prompted the mother’s letter.
Fire at Wawry Newry destroys livestock vehicles and crops belonging to Cronahaw and takes a toll on Mrs Cronahan who lacks insurance. Rev Lyda of Montvale appointed pastor. local lodge meetings shift to Tuesdays. school and church activities noted amid financial strain on the Cronahan family. Ledger reports and community notices conclude with mill financial tensions and planned stock issuance related to Greenville county affairs.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a county case involving alleged lynching, jail holds for seven prominent locals, and a sheriff detective team pursuing suspects. Also a testimonial about Bucklen’s Arnica about healing knee injury and wounds, with vendor claims and price.
The Darlington News argues against returning property to its full value for taxation in the state. It notes initial levy reductions would be short lived, followed by rising taxation as double valuations bite. It warns against heavier burdens on outsiders while government faces limited spending.
An in town grocery store advertises a wide selection including COLUHENS EGGS TUR KIYs GUTTER TURNIFS CANE SEED and POVA'E Full lee of noe Fancy Groceries with hand. It claims low prices on everything and invites customers for any meal of the day.
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