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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1912

Page

5

Take It Off Gentlemen From Taxes In Walhalla Debate

A Walhalla discussion advocates removing the 40 to 50 percent added to general tax levies for 1909 and later years. It explains tax structures, bond retirements, and the impact on total levy, arguing the same economic result whether described as a 50 percent or 80 cent total rate. The piece recounts attorney fees and a trial in the Mayor's Court, noting a $3,022.36 bill with possible writeoffs, and details a 1909 damages suit against the town and Blue Ridge Railway.

Tweedledum Sweedledee Walhalla Blue Toye Railway Johnny Papera Tean Wm J. Stribling Asa Jaynes Esij Tid T Tola

Levy figures and municipal expenses from 1907 to 1909

The text lists levies of 10 cents per 100 for general fire hoses and maintenance, notes on paid out general fund bills, and various items including school notes, curbing, paving, and electrical work. It discusses extraneous expenditures, attorney fees, and a critical view of past administration, concluding with tax and revenue figures and remarks on graft concerns. The report cites specific sums and references the town treasurer's year reports.

General Fure Hilo Counels Baden

Police Protect Preacher as Crowds Converge on Mee Case

A mob gathered to challenge Rev. Dr. W. B. Mee over the alleged murder of former secretary Sodds Coo. Police broke up the crowd as McFarland, accused in Knoxville, was moved to Pittsburg under detective guard. Reporters and photographers swarmed the prison as crowds followed to the station.

Cinehinat Dan W. BD Mee Marhind Tle Mcfarland Khoxville Pittsburs Ingietad Tale Sodds Coo Hinds McRarhhid

Parson's Pooma Gem Brubenvolt Allison Iowa

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr King's New Life Pillay, health product claim, urging use in homes. No clear event or outcome. Names and places are uncertain. rest of text unreadable.

Parson Itrom Brubenvolt Allison Iowa

Walhalla High School News and Upcoming Events

Leo's birthday is celebrated in the Wifereut grades with exercises as the first term closes plans for term end on January 26 with a second four month term starting January 29. Enrollment by grade shows modest changes while changes in reading books replace completed ones. An upcoming preliminary Oratorio contest is set for January 26 with short speakers and two representatives advancing to the county oratorical contest in February. Judges include Col Re T. Daynes Rev WoT Duncan Prof M B Brockman. admission is 10 cents.

Leo Sone Bright Brado Clyde Brown South Carolina McDame Charles Hetrick South Carolna Kayne Marlow Moss Hayne Tutther Davis West- Minster Mebruary T. Daynes Wot. Duncan Valhalla M. BR. Brockman Seneca

School Team Selected For Program At Westminster

A list of pupils chosen to serve on the school program at Westminster includes Kasays-Olong Todd and Jances Earle for columns Teading Riley Garrett Reeltations Bowley Munsinger and Allee Santora Current Events Irene White Declamations Ansel Umberger and Waddy Duncan Debates Nerolved aims to promote reading and discussion under Prof Wilson A goodvant is expected to develop and the school may participate in a state meet in Columbia in April All students earning a spot in the team will receive a team insignia and school colors Death of Samuel B Thirden 25 years old of Westminster noted in the January issue He died December 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs Harden and was buried January 6 at Monsint Grave cemetery He served as Sunday school secretary and helped order literature for the first quarter of 1912 He was a member of the Pleasant Grove Baptist church all his life.

Ouphe Kasays Olong Todd Jances Earle Teading Riley Garrett Wilson Columbia Westminster Harden Samuel Pieacint Crove Baptist Church Monsint

Electric Bitters Promised To Fight Disease Germs

An old advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a blood purifier that destroys disease germs found in water dust and food. It claims protection against fever chills and malaria and offers a money back guarantee with a 26 cent price at all druggists.

Walhalla Town Finance Report Early 1910s

Walhalla South Carolina officials present annual financial report for year ending January 1 1912 detailing property tax assessments rents and proceeds. Committee notes payments and coupons attached, with vouchers from 1910 1911 and railroad and school accounts.

Guarantee and Sales Offer Across Stores

A business notes the difference between guarantees for defective material and workmanship and a promise of perfect satisfaction. They invite customers to visit stores to judge for themselves and make a purchase after a careful computation of value.

Post Office Missed Letters List for Walhalla Week

Carter Hardware Co and Walhalla post office publish a list of uncalled letters for the week ending January 28 1948. Names include Wivns Miss THly Carter T C Dawkins Allen Dodgens A C Drayton Isaac Pickens Riles Migsdante Turkett Mise Way. Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Harden expresses gratitude for neighborly kindness during a difficult hour. Westminister Route No 1.

Walhalla Wivns Misa Thly Carter T. C. Dawkins Allen Dodgens A. C. Drayton Isaac Pickens Riles Smith Migsdante Turkett Mise W. L. Verne P, M Mrs. Harden Westmingstor Route No. 1

Auction Notice in Walhalla for Real Estate Sale

Court of Common Pleas in Oconee County announces sale of Lot One Hundred Sixteen in Seneca Town by Campbell Courtenay versus Mamie Williams et al. The property details, deed date March 1910, and sale terms require cash payment and potential re-advertisement if bidders fail to perform. Master to oversee, January 17, 1912.

State OF Boutil Carolina Oconde Court of Common Pleas Walhalla 3. C Deworthed Campbell Courtenay Plaintitt Agalnat Mamie Williams Papora Hith Oconee County

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