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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1907

Page

2

Oakway residents greet visitors amid storm wreckage and reports

The Oakway community notes sorrow over hail damaged corn and cotton from Saturday's storm. Locals share updates on Cadet Carter and H W Moore visiting for business, welcome Viola and Gertrude Junnings from Greenville, and mention Bertha Eubanks returning from the YWCA conference in Asheville. Neighborhood news includes Alice Gaines visiting Searden, and several local trips and sickness updates.

Oakway Carter la H. W. Moore Mesum Carter Moore Lusya Viola Gertrude Junnings Greenville Bertha Eubanks Aubeville Wat Misa Alice Gaines Seneca Iln Searden D. Vi Wright W. J. Knox Jodie Haley Lavonia Carey Poore Cleo Vandiver Weatminster Wm. McLeskey Tokeena Naniie Mattison Frank Foster Misa Savannah Valhalla Cordelia Bearden

Neighborhood agricultural gains and weather notes

The report says about thirty farms show more cultivated land and better crops, with larger and healthier stock though many cattle remain thin from poor feed. More guano, corn, and peas were planted, and general health is above average. A heavy rain fell on the 220 mutant with hail and a torrent for about fifty minutes, but little damage occurred, heavier toward Oakway. Some cotton planted late last April shows three to four squares, but no bloom by July Fourth.

Oakway

Weather and family notes from Comerosa area

The letter reports dry spells hurting crops and gardens in Comerosa, three weeks since rain. It mentions Misa Maude Henne and Little Miva Jane Hensinger improving, Eliza McAlinter visiting nephew Davis Abbott, and Eleanor Alexander Denton nearing 89 in good health. Visits to and from several locals are noted, with best wishes for The Courier.

Misa Maude Henne Miva Jane Hensinger Eliza McAlinter Davis Abbott W. ©. Alexander Mertie Codie Mins W. C Denton Greenville Madison J. D. Abbott D. J. McAlister Effie Jefferson Mins Katie Abbott John Cobb Family Tunsell Bearden Sheriff Kay Tom McAlister Vascoe John Burdett Maggie Robina Nettie Hesse The Courier

Two Weddings In Long Creek Area This Week

The Long Creek community reports two weddings last Sunday officiated by Rev. M. J. Moore Willis McCall wed Miss Feattie Duckett and Louis Wilbanke tied with Miss Cangadie Bryant. Also noted are sickbed recovery of M. J. Davis and plans for July 4 barbecue at Clayton Ga. Crop prospects praised after hailstorm near Madison and multiple moves within the area.

Gooda Thora M. J. Moore Willis McCall Misai Feattie Duckett Louis Wilbanke Mins Cangadie Bryant M. J. Davis Henry Cannon Clayton Will Turner Tong Creek Church Clayton, Ga

Poplar Springs Sermon Draws Big Crowd Near Rav Hall’s Absence

Rav W. E. Hall missed his regular appointment but preached to a large congregation at Poplar Springs. Rev. J. M. Sunder is reported improving slowly. Mrs. Miller and others are ill but improving. Lydia Keaton and Mrs. Abbott visited local families. Phillips and daughter from Mountain Beat visited Rev. J. M. Sander. Next Sunday at 9 o'clock the church will organize Sunday school and conduct services.

Poplar Springs W. E. Hall M. Sunder Davia Abbott I. Mullinter Lydia Keaton Mr. Phillips Mins Liltie Mountain Beat Rov J. M. Sandera

KamasaW's Creek Community Notes and Local Visits

Farmers here were busy with work and planning for a layrug-by in vot. Rev. 1. .D. Chanchars preached a sermon at Cromm Konda Sumilay. Roland Cabb and Marcos Smith attended Cronm Ronda Burilay. Sunday school at Plownint Hilla progresses under Thompsons' supervision. J. GC. Bugga enjoyed a weekend with friends near Richland. Walter mut Charlo Thompson spent time with W. W. Barnside. Andarson of Woatminator and Jatt Dually engaged in turning out brick in the lower part of the auction area.

Thompson J. GC. Bugga Near Richland Jule Wall Roxie Collinge Tor Walter Mut Charlo Thompson Near Moanant Iil W. W. Barnside Holle Springs K Andarson Woatminator

Westminister Notes on Crops Visits and Local News

Rural minutes report good crop prospects after recent rains in Westminister and nearby areas. Citizens mention visits by residents, plans for the Fourth of July picnic, and upcoming meetings of the Weenee County Farmers Union to discuss delegates, dues, and local union reports. A state farmers gathering is slated for Greenwood late July.

Westimivaster Weenee County Nave J.T. Harris Prea'dent A. N. Prichard State Farmers Union of South Caroling Greenwood Goodwin

Manatiolis man in poor health cured by Foley's Kidney Cure

W Kelley of Manatiolis Pa reports kidney and bladder trouble for two years. He says Foley's Kidney Cure cured him and he urges others to try it. Also notes first Texas cotton bale sold from Hidalgo county with earliest bale dates in 1901. Mentions insect bites remedies and a patent medicine advertisement.

Ir W. Kelley Manatiolis Foley J. W. Bell Texas Vildalgo County

Confederate Soldiers Honored By Walhalla Reader Letter

A reader from Walhalla South Carolina appeals for space to publish reminiscences of the Civil War to honor Confederate soldiers. The letter praises private soldiers, cites Lee and Jackson, and argues the Southern cause showed devotion, patriotism, and chivalry, urging reverence for those who wore the gray.

Lnpraan Lee Jaknon Alexander Crear Rubicon Napoleon Avrosa Alps Urmion Southern Confederacy Congress J. Rumwell Wright Walhalla

Hall’s Catarrh Cure Promised Reward and Testimonials

An advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy cured by internal use that affects blood and mucous surfaces. It claims to offer $100 for a full cure and invites readers to send testimonials, noting J Chope Co of Toledo as the seller. A separate item reports a double suicide near Belleville where George Bullock, 80, and Miss Clara Miller, 18, died with a pistol and a roe volver.

Minaae Hall J, Chonpy & Co Toledo George Bullock Misa Clara Miller Belleville Hallock Triangle Lake Bullock Misa Miller

Foley's Honey and Tar Promotes Health Against Consumption

A vintage advertisement argues Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds and warns against unknown preparations. It touts a “genuine Indy yellow package” and markets the product as a safe aid, referencing tobacco consumption figures for Germany, Belgium, the United States, and Britain in a dubious health context.

Foley Roma Je We Ball Germany United States

Burhans Cures Kidney Trouble With Foley’s

Carlisle Center New York resident G B Burhans testifies four years after claiming complete cure from kidney disease using Foley’s Kidney Cure. He reports no recurrence of symptoms and recommends the remedy. In Pittsburgh two men in a rolling mill duel with hot iron, both badly burned before exhaustion and surrender.

Foley Kidury J. W. Boll Pittsburgh

Heart Cure Promises Strength for Weak Hearts

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure for weak hearts and exhausted nerves. It claims palpitations, chest pain, and fainting ease after using three bottles of Heart Cure and three boxes Nerve and Liver Pills. Testimonial from JOY I SHERMAN of Belding Michigan supports curing heart distress. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana guarantees refunds if no benefit.

Miles Ax Bottiea I. Sherman Belding Mich Milew I Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

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