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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1911

Page

4

County Fairy Association Stock Offering Opens Friday

Notice announces opening of inscription books for the Oconee County Fairy Association with capital stock fixed at 19000 dollars. Books open Friday July 7 at three local banks Walhalla Citizens Bank Seneca Westminster Bank Westminster. Community urged to subscribe generously to support the county enterprise.

Oconee County Fairy Association Bank of Walhalla Walhalla Citizens’ Bank Seneca Westminster Bank Westminster County Pair Association Oconee

Loge Book Prorem Agatn At Lone Car

An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a meeting at Lone Car PL and references a "Kelis rean evita" and local board actions. The text is garbled and names, places, and dates are unclear, but implies a planning or governance discussion with signals of opposition and community response.

Kelis Evita York Che

Public support questioned over boards actions

The piece defends public servants while condemning a wholesale change of books as foolish and precedent setting for fraud. It praises State Superintendent Swearhngen for his wisdom and protest, urging the people to recognize his stance and integrity of the State board.

W Wasortty Oy State Board Swearhngen Aianhoow Rerson Cally Procedire Tie Beard Caine

Pardon in a High Court Case From 1906 Durham State

A note on the pardon closing a crime chapter in South Ci cling references G Wash Hunter who shot Copeland during a July 1906 card game dispute in Laurens county. Hunter killed Copeland, faced manslaughter verdicts, appeals led to eight years, and the case traveled through Greenwood and state and federal courts up to the Supreme Court. The text also discusses editorial endorsements and staff placements for future publication projects connected to the Congressional Record.

South Cicling G. Wash Hunter Copeland L' Laurens County Hunter King Hint Thene Stant Unter Greenwood County Hie Stile Supreme Court Lin For Supreme Circuit Court State Supreme Court United States Supreme Call Merough Atterney al Nia Jeeny Wie Etie le Thie Ans United State Prone Court Vevey Aterniy OP Ue Blade Gad Mma Recelunie Rec

Controversy over school text book removals and state board actions

A Sheridan era account details clashes over the removal of books from public schools and the State Board of Education. Critics denounce the process as secretive and political, while supporters defend changes as necessary reform. The piece cites Governor actions, pardons, and calls for deliberation, highlighting the lasting impact on education and public trust.

Hoyt Accepts Editor Post for Congressional Record

The Columbia figure James A. Hoyt has conditionally accepted the editor role for the Congressional Record amid optimism. The edition will include sections and society and fashion coverage led by Hoyt, with top officials noting strong staff and departmental writers, including Calvin Tomphill.

Congressional James A. Hoyt Columbia Mr. Hoya Pete Hlonse Hoyt Mena Dewan Migoe Calvin Tomphill Fiolmond Mae-Dispatch

Old Soldier Praises Dr King’s New Life Pills

A Erie veteran, A K Smith, recalls years of indigestion and constipation and credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with curing him. He urges readers to try them for stomach or kidney trouble. Available at druggists for 26 cents.

A. K. Smith Erie

Roof collapse at Buffalo pumping station kills ten

Ten men die and many are injured in the Buffalo water department pumping station roof collapse at Porter Avenue. About 200 feet of the 300 by 100 foot roof fell trapping workers and delaying rescue efforts as debris is cleared and victims are taken to hospitals.

Buffalo N. Y Buffalo Water Department Porter Avenue Lake Front Bre Aad

Storm Damage Strikes Townville Area With Trees, Dwellings Suffering

A Saturday afternoon storm moved from Townville toward the city, blowing down several trees and damaging outbuildings. Corn and cotton fields were badly beaten, with some washouts in spots. The narrow storm path spared major losses though hail occurred and minor damage was noted. Ad copy on Chamberlain's remedy follows.

Townville

Notice to Open Books for Capital Stock of Ocöne County Far Association

Notice is given that books of subscription to the capital stock of Oconee County Far Asso ciation will open Friday July 7 1914 at 10 am at the office of Bank of Walhalla Walhalla The Citizens Bank Seneca Westminster Bank Westminster The authorized capital stock is ten thousand dollars divided into two thousand shares of five dollars each. Board of Corporators July 6 1914.

Oconee County Far Association Wits Bank of Walhalla Walhilla Citizens Bank Seneca B.C County Board of Education Oconee County South Carolina W. H. Hugits Richland J. J. Ballenger J. D. McMahan R. M. Davis

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