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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1911
Page
2
Fragment from a 19th century community notice discussing a planned event or service change at a local eatery on Heath and Otter Lane. The writing names various individuals and groups, referencing community involvement and support efforts, with scattered phrases about timelines and requests for cooperation.
A compact exhibition event announces a merger between Baseline Trade Show and Prolite Cosbaitay. Honiton based attendees will see new product lines and refreshed branding as the two firms align operations in a single showcase space.
A grim report details two deaths from poisoning, with investigators tracing the substances to a bottle of medicine and a dispenser. The tragedy includes a child and a mother, with questions about foul play and medical involvement as authorities review the evidence and timeline.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places related to a rail topic in New Thapie area with unclear context. No complete events or actions readable.
The house committee considers banning relatives from holding positions at Slite Colleges amid charges of hepatism. A state geologist office abolition bill aims to sell his specimen desk and set a $1000 salary plus expenses. John Leahy, a 70 plus hermit aged recluse, dies on a vast Island estate near Deep Dite. His holdings fetch $850000 in stock, with proceeds invested in securities. scattered references to family, property, and local ties echo a fragmented obituary.
A grim dispatch details two aviators Noel and Delatore killed during a military aircraft test near Cape Haysion. The crash follows a high descent and the gang of revolutionary leaders faced swift execution by troops, including Gen. Millionard. Weather turmoil and widespread unrest plague the region as authorities push harsh measures against insurgents.
A commission led by President Part and Speaker Cannon seeks a national Lincoln memorial in Washington with a projected cost near 2 million dollars. It would replace most existing monuments except the Washington Monument tower and include major figures like Cullom Wetmore Money and Clark on the panel.
Lor ry county man Jimbin Woh- Cartler Hammond, a young white resident, was pardoned by Governor Blease. He is serving a two year sentence in Horry county for perjury tied to his 1909 conviction related to the Barnt Bridges miner acquittal. Judge John S. Wilson supported the pardon after a petition from over a hundred Harry county citizens.
Hosiery mill men from Riloush Ne Cheb and 28 WHA representatives met yesterday to establish The Cheating Virginia hosiery manufactory in As KomaHOD. Officers elected included President Chis Cary Durham and vice president HA Ve Marker.
Unclear OCR text describes a railway yard disruption with references to a locomotive, laborers, and a possible accident near a station. Mentions Western Railroad and hotel crowds, with scattered names and actions unclear due to damaged text.
A Savannah blaze started in a freight building near the Atlantic Coast Line depot, spreading to a storage shed and destroying valuable cargo. Firemen contained the flames after the structure threatened nearby frames, with several railroad tools reported damaged and some property saved.
Fragmented OCR text references Dr King and a world stage event, mentioning a host, a party, a grant, and a skyscraper project planned in New York. The passage appears garbled, containing names and places like Spavnse and HAG THTOWno, with vague notes on a committee and a tallest skyscraper in the world.
A legislative push advances a joint investigation panel with three House and three Senate members to probe the winding-on commission and actions of Attorney General Lyon. A proposed amendment to strip leadership of the panel was tabled 21 to 4, keeping the committee structure as recommended by the judiciary committee and governor’s message.
New York coverage notes a mob linked to the UK and an upcoming operatic appearance. The doctor cites consent reasons for Cook to perform in vaudeville and film, framing it as a reaction to a Polar controversy and public attention.
In Sikeston Missouri a local woman describes seven years of illness including bed sore, backache, and nervous distress. After trying doctors and then Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, she reports renewed health, ability to work, garden, and care for family, urging others to try the remedy for feminine complaints and related symptoms.
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