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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1908
Page
6
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The Senate debated prohibition with 24 voting yes and 12 against. Senator Talbert's bill was laid on the table, and the question of submitting prohibition to the people was discussed among several other measures on the calendar. A separate notice touts chronic constipation remedies, promoting Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup as a gentle, effective treatment available from druggists.
Charleston reports the joint resolution to submit statewide prohibition to a public vote passed with 67 to 12, prompting strong demonstrations in favor. The same issue drew praise when the senate received the tally.
Chicago police chief cites growing danger from anarchists after reading a police report on a Chicago meeting. He points to calls for posting notices and echoes concern over safety surrounding political leaders.
President Roosevelt temporarily suspended Charles A Stil Hoge from the public printer post and appointed William B Roasl er to perform duties while Congress investigates the Government Printing Office. Ronalter is chief clerk of the canaon office.
The Louisville Nashville Railroad trimmed wages for workers earning 449 dollars or more by 10 percent and those earning 250 dollars or more by a percent, affecting only higher paid employees and saving the company about 25000 dollars monthly. A mob in Oak Grove near Delhi Louisiana forcibly took and lynched Robert Mitchell, an alleged Black murderer, after he had reportedly killed Leon Threixeld, manager of Pioneer Cooperage Company, yesterday.
A promotional appeal urges women to write to Mia Pinkham of Levan Massachusetts for confidential guidance on private illness. It claims her mother’s long experience with sick women offers knowledge that can aid the writer, citing grateful letters as testament to her power.
An o pensive testimonial from a fourteen year user notes relief from headaches nervousness and female disorders after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts the remedy as a standard female health cure for decades, listing numerous conditions it claims to treat and urging others to seek its advice.
Renmatic Folks from uric seid ts Repert B Calvo, bookbinder, employed at The State Publishing Co., 1010 Lember Bt, Columbia, S. C., reports back pain eased after using Doan’s Pills. He endured backache with shoulder pain, tried ineffective remedies, traveled, and finally found complete relief after taking Doan’s. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, agents for United States Remember the name Doan’s.
Cullman Alabama Feb 5 37 true bills by a special grand jury of the circuit court for Cullman county indictments growing out of selling whiskey since January 1 local option act went into effect Judge Burke held licenses valid despite nullification and indictments expected against 150 to 200 persons with 600 to 600 witnesses summoned both State and Naor men with strong legal teams also an advertising note for Preventic cold remedy included
The Board of County Commissioners will let to the lowest responsible bidder at the bridge site on Friday February 21 1908 at 12 oclock M the contract to build a steel bridge over Seneca River at the old Maxwell bridge site Plans and specifications are on file in the Supervisor s office at Wahalla The successful bidder must furnish a bond double the bid amount DF McALISTER Supervisor February 5 1908 The County Common Pleas will let to the lowest responsible bidder on Tuesday February 25 1908 at 12 oclock M the contract to rebuild the Horseshoe bridge at Chang Plans and specifications will be exhibited on the day of letting Bond double the bid DF McALISTER Supervisor February 5 1908
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