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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1911

Page

5

Walhalla Athletic Association forms summer baseball drive

The Walhalla Athletic Association forms a new summer group aimed at boys to join and participate in town athletic activities, focusing on baseball. Ground preparations start at Midway. a large grand stand will be built. season tickets at $1 grant access to all games. Local teams such as Seneca and Richland will play.

Chei Weadham Walhade Midway Uekels Seneca Weminster Richland Tendleton

Beautiful Easter Cards Offered For Free With 4 Cents Stamp

A Keowee Courier reader offer promises 10 imported embossed Easter cards at manufacturer prices, no ads, 4 one-cent stamps cover postage, request to write to C J Johnston, Rochester New York, for details.

Keowee

Mayne Circle enters seventieth year with renewed energy

The Mayne Circle marks its seventieth year with renewed energy and a motto chosen from Hayes. The first meeting featured Mrs J Dendy with eighteen members. study topics included Prayce and Austria and Life in Ancient Times read by Mrs W L Verner. Librarian Miss Kathe Schumacher named. books to Norman's drug store. hours Monday 4–5 pm and Thursday 10–11 am. A social close followed with a sweet course. Paul Morton, former head of Equitable Life and ex Secretary of the Navy, died in New York Hotel Seymour after a cerebral hemorrhage. His wife and elder brother were present. coroner cites natural causes.

Mayne Hayne Prayce Austria W. L. Verner J. A. Ansel Moise Strother Elretors Kathe Schumacher Norman's New York Paul Morton Iquitable Life Assurance Society Navy Theodore Roosevelt Seymour Is Wite Joy Atom Neety Morton Muself

Cotton Fire Destroys Warehouse Cotton Bales in Orangeburg

A major blaze yesterday at 3 pm destroyed most of the People's Warehouse in Orangeburg, burning 1000 to 1100 bales of cotton. The brick building's interior was gutted while the structure remained upright. Insurance covers the loss, with coverage between 40,000 and 70,000 dollars. The nearby Standard Oil tank faced potential damage if the fire had spread.

Orangeburs Dan Standard Ol Company

Day of Ovonue heroes urged by DAR and Clemson

The Andrew Pickens Chapter of the D A R and Clemson College urge observance of Day of Ovonue at each schoolhouse. They call for education of students on Revolutionary War heroes, marking soldiers graves, restoring historic sites, and promoting Palmetto tags. Marge T R Shelor signs as historian for DAL R.

Daughters of the American Revolution Andrew Pickons D. A. J. Clemson College Marge TR. Shelor DAL R

Georgian Convicted of Double Murder at Bibb County

Eugene DB Alford was found guilty of murder in Bibb county superior court and sentenced by Judge William H. Felton to hang on March 11. He killed his wife and his mother in law, Mrs Exum, on December 26, 1900, and has been confined in Bibb county jail since. The trial was postponed several times due to his illness. The jury was out one hour and twenty minutes.

Macon Gas Eugene DB. Alford Bibb County William H. Felton Alford Exum Lath

Rebel Gunboat Hornet Seized Near Honduras

United States cruiser Ceome haul detains the rebel gunboat Hornet at Prusillo after a two hour standoff with Gen Manuel Bonilla. Commander Archibald J. Davis ordered the Hornet out of the harbor and prepared to prevent bombardment of Honduran ports, amid tensions over American interests and new quality laws. Greenfield Local Union meets February first at Union schoolhouse to discuss the men’s gathering and duties.

Ceiba Honduras Dan United States Ceome Haul Hornet Prusillo New Orley Washington Archibald J. Davis Manuel Bonilin Ilanduran Davis Tacoma Truxilla Davly Ro- Wa Clare Bonilla Davin

School Opens at Khenexer Neighborhood with Lyles as Teacher

Ebenezer and Seneca visitors stay with the former's parents. O C Lyles begins teaching the new term at the local school. Marmers busy with land work. Annie Jones and her three children from Greenville visiting the Wids Thur home. Miss Annie Mulkey ill but hopes for recovery.

Ebenezer Dan Minor Dames Seneca Mya O. C. Lyles Marmers Annie Jones Russell Gilbert Greenville Wids Thur Annie Mulkey

Governor Blease Revokes Enforcers Commissions in South Carolina

Governor Blease announced a proclamation revoking the commissions of every constable and detective employed by the state to enforce whiskey laws in South Carolina and Valois counties. The number affected is unclear, as records do not show total personnel, and replacements are possible.

Columbia Fierc South Carolina Valois Blease Weday

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves Greatest Healer This Season

A trial shows Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieves frost bite, chapped skin, burns, boils, eczema and sprains. Widely available at all druggists, it is praised as a universal healer for cold season ailments.

Bucklen

Soil care against burning fields urged by Hollind

In a Gleamings column M. G. Hollind urges farmers to stop burning stubble to protect soil. He warns fires destroy potash and organic matter, increase erosion, and reduce yields. He advocates leaving thin spots to decay, using corn stalks for cattle feed, preparing corn land, and planning nitrate use for small grains to improve future returns. He stresses Oconee’s progress with local effort.

Leytataire Ll Baum Oconee M. G. Hollind

We Cut the Price in Half for First Class Goods

We invite you to come and see for yourself as we offer only first class goods and honest advertising. We are getting business as customers know we cut prices in half and back our claims with value, music, and a good time.

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