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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
4
Miscellaneous notice outlines free printing for tributes of over one hundred words and a charge of one cent per word for longer items. It mentions a card to accompany manuscript and gives a location and date as Neshey January 5.
In a call to residents of Oconee county, the 1910 message emphasizes growth, pride, and shared work to advance the region. It highlights economic expansion, infrastructure needs, and a resolve to attract investment, industry, and citizens to strengthen the county’s standing within South Carolina.
A garbled OCR page mentions Clemson Anderson annexation and a critique. Quoted remarks attribute opinions to a distant source, but the text is unreadable in parts. The piece references airways and regional views, with incomplete names and dates.
The new corporate excise tax at 1 percent applies to net profits of joint stock and other corporations with profits above five thousand dollars. South Carolina corporations must file sworn reports by March, with many cotton mills expected to pay. The measure affects joint stock companies and outlines deductions and reporting requirements, signaling broad impact on state coffers and business operations.
Disjointed in OCR text, the article discusses the repeal of the crop mortgage act in South Carolina, noting sections repealed and their effects on advances and contracts. It mentions legislative figures and dates, the impact on vendors and farmers, and the broader socio economic concerns tied to nonrepeat provisions and prices.
The Oconee County Auditor in South Carolina announces the tax return period for real and personal property from January 1 to February 20, 1910. Taxpayers must list exact acres, lots, and buildings, with penalties for delinquents and errors. Delinquency penalties apply and notices will be given to those aged 21 to 60, with specific census-age exemptions. Detailed schedule of return days and locations listed for various schools and stores, with hours from 10 AM to 4 PM.
Three new ships in the fruit service between New Orleans and Colon are equipped with refrigerated state rooms. Each room features a cooling radiator connected to a refrigerating system installed for proper fruit preservation during transit.
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