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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
7
The Farmers Union urges farmers to prepare stubble land now for turnips and to apply stable manure or fertilizer with specific measures. It argues farmers must organize for fair pricing, detailing the need to unite to capture profits from cotton and resist traders.
The advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy from nature's roots for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach woes. It claims mucous membrane healing benefits including catarrh and ulcerative states, and asserts a thorough constitutional treatment through regular dosing.
The Farmers Union argues that farmers should bargain among themselves rather than with cotton buyers. It claims buyers control market news to their advantage and urges farmers to build warehouses, bulk cotton, and set their own prices, creating clearing houses to draw trade to them.
Beginning July 2 the Clemson College agricultural car will tour the State stopping at various points. Prof J N Harper of Clemson College will have charge and will give talks on agriculture with demonstrations. Also included is an advertisement for Manze a remedy for piles.
Rev M M Kinard pastor of St John Lutheran in Knoxville resigns to accept call from Salisbury North Carolina. The article notes his three and a half years in Knoxville and broad community regard. a July Congregational meeting will decide his final action. A second item mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and a farmer harvesting wheat, illustrating varied local notices.
Fragmentary text cites claims of a miracle remedy named Mujey's Kisiawy Gre promising to cure diabetes and Bright's disease. The piece references Marion Loo of Dunreath Indiana and suggests relief from physicians without medical evidence.
Townville notes recent visits and homecomings: Mrs H Fant of Jubna Als returns after stay with her mother Mrs Jesus Campbell. Frank Dickton, home from Wofford College for vacation. Mrs J A Gantt of Senpor visiting with Mrs Lale Gantt. Annie Fair Dickeon returns from Amereon. Duckworth visits Mrs B S Aubley. Mrs Nathan Sheriff ill. Sunbeam Society meets second and fourth Sundays. Lizzie Brace home from teaching in Florence. Pansy is mentioned.
In South Carolina debate over Col W W Lumpkin running for the Senate against Tillman, supporters defend his candidacy and courage, while noting voters may protest or support different paths. Letters praise Lumpkin as bold and capable, versus critics who fear loss. plus medical testimonial about Foley remedies from Florence Timon and Dr J W Bell.
At Glendale a bale of cotton long buried by the 1908 flood was recovered from Lawson's Fork bed. It was mud caked and slimy on the outside yet intact inside. After cutting, the interior cotton remained pristine, matching new condition despite exterior decay. The cloth outside was ruined, but the interior fibers stayed sound as reported by the Spartanburg Journal.
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