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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1906
Page
7
This Wednesday morning market note lists bale prices and location references with entries including Walhalla Newry Sanger Westminster and nearby towns. The text shows fragmented cotton bale values and yard names, reflecting a brief regional market snapshot.
Lists remaining unclaimed letters at the Walhalla post office for the period ending December 1905. Names include Mrs Anniemons Miss Nora Paddy Miss Nellis Winston October Goodiron Charlie McConnsll Lum oo Lloyd THmmier Bob Wiglig and others. Advertisers urged to claim mailbox items. Also notes a cold remedy advertisement with Druggist refund claim and K W Grove signature.
Bounty Land Farmers Union will meet at Bounty Land Academy on Batture day Sunday in January 1000 at 11 o clock. All members urged to attend for important business. J. B. Pickett President and A I Ellison Secretary. Oconee County Farmers Union Meeting at Bounty Land Academy Saturday January 18th 100 at 12 o clock am. Local unions to send delegates with president and secretary names and addresses to county secretary.
Affected persons notice loss of appetite and dullness before an attack. A dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at the first symptom will ward off the attack. Sold by J. W. Bell Walhalla W, Js Snaney Soncca.
Oconee County Farmers Alliance meeting set for Saturday January 13 at 10:30 am at Fairview Schoolhouse. The items also include a local health ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills, and a collage of social happenings with visits, guests, dances, and family news from Greenville, Westminster, and nearby towns.
Latterly statement ending December 30, 1005, of the bank under the General Assembly showing assets Real Estate Furniture and Fixtures. Total assets 1 8800 0 0 Discount totals. Include capital stock deposits and liabilities. W. L. Verner, cashier, swears the statement is true to best knowledge. notarized January 1, 1000 by W. Pitchford Notary Public. Attest: D. Verner and W. Bauknight, Directors. E.R. Liens.
Bank statement dated December 1 shows capital stock and assets with totals 1,687.66 and 174,008.14. Cashier attests to accuracy under oath before Notary Thompson and witnesses Strother Bell Seaborn.
Bank balance sheets show assets and liabilities for The Beacon Bank and Citizens Bank of Seneca. Figures include cash reserves, loans, and banking house values with notarized attestations by bank cashiers and notaries, dated January 1, 1906, and notes of fourth quarterly statements for December 1903.
The county education report by J. S. Colley lists the apportionment of school funds for 1905-06, including balances from 1904 and disbursements since then. It notes adjustments due to Ex-Treasurer Kay’s bond payments and provides a district by district credit ledger as of July 1, 1905.
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