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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
4
The notice outlines pricing for obituary notices and tributes, stating free publication for personal notices up to one hundred words with charges of one cent per word for longer texts. It also notes subscription rates for a Wednesday morning publication and requires cash accompanying manuscripts.
The voters of Walhalla School District No. 26 will decide on a special tax levy to support graded schools. Citizens are urged to vote for the school tax to aid local education. bring tax receipt and county registration certificate. Election rules mirror general election procedures. vote Saturday.
Mr Verner of Oconee writes to The Courier challenging Senator Tillman to a joint debate on the dispensary issue. He argues Tillman defends liquor, seeks to convert opinion, and urges a public discussion to expose truth against what he calls the Goliath of whiskey. Verner promises earnest debate to shift public opinion and moral focus in South Carolina.
The piece notes the General Assembly will close next Saturday and urges focus on land prep for spring crops. It mentions an acreage problem and advises making cotton a surplus crop while preparing to raise own supplies first. Senator Tillman hints at a possible gubernatorial bid next summer pending wealth.
John D Rockefeller sustains Chicago University's coffers while debates over appropriations continue. A review praises English Grammar for Beginners by J Kinard of Winthrop College, Rock Hill, noting its practicality for teachers. The Oakwayan, a new education magazine, debuts with editors Dolinia Myers, Neta Bruce, Clarence Grant, and Ligon Meredith.
Joseph Heo infant son of Mr and Mrs FD Watson of Fair Play died Wednesday after a week long illness. Body laid to rest Thursday at 2 PM in Beaverdam cemetery. Rev P Marett conducted the burial services. The bereaved family have the sympathies of the whole community.
The lint of annolaimed lettera contains names Mia Tor Stinson Mea Serena Uns derwood and mentions Fergona calling. It notes that for any of the above who avertined, ee ae Morrick, 1 the week of February 10, 1900.
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