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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
6
A long, fragmented report describes road and bridge improvements across Georgia counties. It mentions workers, signals, and machinery, with notes on new wells, leveled flats, and access routes near towns such as Sumter. The piece references ongoing construction evidence, including depth measurements and planned enhancements for transportation and local commerce.
Clem Clements of Georgia was elected chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission for a second term at a recent conference. The senior member leads a four Republican three Democrat panel and also chairs mediation under the Mercantile Act, guiding adjustments between common carriers and employers amid tense local conditions in Nashville.
Fragmentary text mentions Fletcher's Castoria and scattered place names Reno Ney shan and Trindoo Cat Sparks Nev. The passage references a heavy depth and a tale of a study, with incomplete lines about trains and locations. The readable content centers on a phantom advertisement style line and oblique geographic hints.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions multiple names and phrases with no clear event. It reads as a jumble of personal notes or disjointed remarks including references to people, places, and dates without coherent context or outcomes. The fragment lacks a discernible news item, date, or sourcing.
Instructions describe identifying San Jose scale on branches by rough gray fruiting bodies and yellow exudate. Methods include a lime-sulfur wash and sulfur paste, applied in winter when trees are dormant, with cautions on thorough coverage and preparation steps.
A jumbled narrative recounts a westernized man’s remarks and a tense desk scene. The speaker recalls a brisk evening exchange, mentions the Midwest, rumors, and a peculiar episode involving a guest and a room confrontation. The tone hints at suspicion and curiosity surrounding a mysterious visitor.
An advertisement lists Dr King New Life Pills as the best in the world. A new company at station is noted alongside names Be Howle Mercantile Company and individuals including Chapman Wullock with a capital of 10,000. The Secretary of State reference appears garbled in this notice.
The ad cites JOHN WHITE & CO offering highest market prices for raw furs and hides, with course vide-nr Sb. The text then shifts to farmer letters from the South discussing agricultural advice, crop rotation, legume forage, and cautions against single-crop farming, urging diversified crops to improve yields and overall farm profitability.
A railroad telegraph operator and former Webwee employee Ho Merelwoit was arrested in Men and confessed to a scheme tied to a mistaken arcane local office. Authorities say the operation involved a chief offender and date to earlier days, with ongoing inquiries and regional notices.
A fragmentary column discusses danger signals from kidney secretions and back pain signaling illness and mentions Doan's Kidney Pills and local druggists. It also notes a parole board meeting where most applicants were denied but some released, and includes various odds and ends about health remedies and a politician’s school years.
Advert promotes Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic powder as a versatile germicide and mouthwash. It claims to destroy disease-causing germs, deodorize breath, cleanse teeth and body odors, and even suit smokers. Sold in boxes and via mail order from The Paxton Toilet Co in Boston Mississippi.
John D. Rockefeller recalls an Augusta golf tale with a stubborn caddie boy who kept him steady. The exchange ends with a humorous miscue as the caddie challenges the star and makes a witty remark about the stroke.
Auditor office opens for personal property taxation from January day in 144 to February following. Delinquent returns incur 50 percent penalty and more errors. Taxable polls include able bodied men 21 to 60. Returns accepted at listed locations January 20 to 28, 1910 from 10 am to 3 pm. Also notice of final settlement for W. J. Dan ney deceased and discharge as administrator.
All persons indebted to the estate of Woo Panniry, deceased, are notified to make payment to the undersigned. All persons with claims against the estate must present them duly attested within the time prescribed by law at the Darra Tannery. Hays, 18 Tribble Street, Anderson, South Carolina.
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