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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1910
Page
6
The excerpt discusses corn crop practices and fertilizer costs, detailing quantities like 28 years of manure, 2.00 pounds of Corti and other additives, and prices per ton or bushel. It mentions different localities, farm profits, and the impact of fertilizer use on yields, with references to farm routines and equipment.
A boiler blast at Cramp in Prince Michigan killed a worker and blew the boiler apart. Fragments sprayed radially up to several feet, authorities said.
An editor letter defends paternal custody rights amid a bill limiting a father's power in child custody cases. The author argues for the historical legal role of the father, cites court constancy, and questions the impact of the forthcoming General Assembly on custody outcomes. The piece reflects 19th century family law views and cites statutory context.
Warning on early signs of kidney trouble and the benefits of Doan's Kidney Pills. Testimonial from Walhalla resident praising relief after taking the medicine from a local store. Ends with advertisement detail listing price and agents in Buffalo, New York.
The Department of Agriculture at Washington reports ongoing discovery and testing of tropical root crops promising for southern cultivation. Plants such as yams and other nutritive vegetals could grow on wet lands unsuitable for cereals, offering starch and stock feed. the program aims to identify varieties suitable for the South and beyond. A reader testimonial endorses Koley’s Kidney Pills for kidney issues, noting improved health after use.
Creenlew Davis of Mount Katahdin advocates breeding woodpeckers to harvest the rare Wil's eye wood used for pricey ropelike lumber. The project, supported by Davis and Hanger, Maine, claims birds and two crows aged around one year each, with many birds already captured. Reports describe tree damage and holes pecked in maples as the birds drift to new habitats. The piece notes health concerns and a chronic cough linked to Chanberton's Cough Remedy and mentions a separate court case in Alchland county awarding $297.9 verdict for delayed Norfolk travel damages.
Senator Heyturn denounces actions related to Confederate memorials amid Senate debate. He condemns plans to honor rebel figures and objects to a statue move involving General Robert E Lee. The discussion includes references to mockery of a memorial and contrasts between loyalty and honoring soldiers.
The February 11 banquet at the Commercial Chateau honored Major Hemphill. Plans announced that Hemphill will depart Charleston for Richmond, and Robert Ladin will succeed him as editor of the Charleston Nowe Courier.
The State reports that wan TY Jones and Chak are among leaders eyed for conspiracy to defraud. Dr J A Mtheredge announces Howard trustees and receivers in doubt, with prosecutions planned across counties. A trustee warns any hysterical stockholder may face trouble, while motives are questioned.
Fragment from an old newspaper ad notes children crying for Fletcher's Castoria. The text asserts Manchira's area slightly exceeds the combined area of Jawa Minegota North and South Dakota and Nebraska and mentions total area devoted to corn wheat cotton oil and related commodities.
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