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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
4
Notice from Walhalla West address offering advertising at one dollar per year with reasonable rates for personal notices. Obituaries and tributes over one hundred words cost one cent per word. Manuscript payment required. Publication date listed as Wednesday January etc.
A Richland county jury on Saturday found Garlington Cass Garlington and J Stoke Young guilty of breaking test with fraudulent intent in a major fraud trial. The verdict carries prison terms and a bond dispute looms over sentencing and gubernatorial actions.
Steam of garbled OCR text describes a gathering in Columbia to discuss farming topics. It mentions rotation of crops and dairy issues, with several names and local references, signaling a countywide meeting agenda and hopes for representation.
A catalog of lectures and works includes Clean Milk by Brother Rev M Whittaker and Breeding and Feeding Horses and Mules by Dealt Butler. The program adds oral discussions and practical demonstrations to reveal new ideas and valuable information beyond trip costs.
A garbled lettered column blends political quips and town notes from Walhalla to Clemson. References include Charles Ry Totke in sugar fraud cases, a municipal election result sketch, quarantine talk, prohibition debates, and a critique of state officials. The piece threads local farming sights, health topics, and a push for signed correspondence while lambasting unnamed writers.
A fragment reflects on jurors and media influence during Farnum cases, noting fears of bias and praise for balanced verdicts. The excerpt critiques sensational coverage and urges steady press coverage to shape civic virtue amid corruption, with a skeptical view of officials and readers.
Coroner probes death of C H Morrison found at a Columbia boarding house. Deposits show 6000 dollars in gold and 4000 in currency at German National Bank Lite Rock Ark with other checks from Chattanooga banks. Age about 50, rough dress, missing small finger and two front teeth. Also an ad-like note promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
The Union meeting for the Beaverdam Association upper and lower divisions will be held at Clearsmont Baptist Church on Saturday January 29 and 30. The program opens with an introductory sermon by Rev. M C Holland and includes queries on church duty, temperance, calling to preach for pay, spiritual needs, and pastorate standards with speakers listed, followed by a Sunday school meeting and a missionary sermon by Rev L M Jayida. Moderator is A A Lond. Cough remedy Chatobechin's Cough Remedy promoted by vendors ends the notice.
The Supreme Court denied John Walsh former president of the Chicago National Bank a writ of certiorari. He faced a combined sentence of two to three years stemming from misapplying bank lands. The original 182 counts were consolidated to run concurrently, with final imprisonment set at years in Leavenworth, Kane. The report notes Walsh’s appeal and the court’s ruling, and reflects on related sentencing details and historical context.
The Auditor's office in Ocohee County opens December 14, 1909, for 1910 taxation returns of real and personal property from January 1 to January 20. Taxpayers must list exact acres lots buildings and follow prescribed weekly schedule for warding dog tax and delinquency penalties.
Remember Aldor offers wagon and buggy repairs at low cost with new space and materials. They advertise repainting and refinishing to look like new, plus expanded shop capacity. A promotion promises a chance at a $60 two‑horse wagon prize with $60 cash purchase, to be drawn December 1910.
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