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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1908
Page
4
The Keowee Courier notes subscription at $1 per year and ad rates. Communications of a personal character, obituary notices, and tributes up to 100 words are free. longer notices are charged at one cent per word with cash accompanying.
Clemson University faculty members Prof FH Calhoun and Assoc Prof BE Howard have produced color photographs using the Lamere autochrom plate. The two say the process, discovered a year ago in Lyons, allows color pictures from eight campus scenes and could revolutionize photography.
Senator Knox introduces a bill to establish postal savings banks with Postmaster General Meyer backing. The plan would allow deposits from one to five hundred dollars at designated post offices, paying two percent interest and treated as public money with safeguards. Deposits would be redeposited in national banks to keep funds in circulation. Senator Endés supports study and aims to push passage this session.
The Eighth District Knights of Pythias met at the Chivilrine Bank in Greenville on February 18 led by DD Park A Dallas acting, with lodges represented by Seneca Valhalla Swain Rowena and others. Resolutions praised Rev J H Thornwell, called for a monument, and planned a $10,000 fundraising goal. The day included addresses by J W Shelor and others and closed with an annual dinner at Walhalla Lodge 67 amid a busy schedule and guest speakers.
Legal notices announce bids for administration of estates of Warren Dean and George Phillips, with appearances required March 6 and March 5 1908 respectively in Walhalla Court House South Carolina. Also notices warn debtors to Preston Brown estate and admonish public about Mrs. Adams leaving residence.
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