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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1911
Page
7
The Farmers Union is described as a covenanted cooperative among farmers aimed at mutual benefit and uplift. It stresses leadership, patriotism, and unity, urging delegates to state and local elections, and advocates the union as a vital connecting link among farmers, educational efforts, and broader community progress.
Our Duty First guides daily work as duty calls us beyond animal nature to urge a reluctant farmer to join the union for his own benefit. Many miss meetings, fearing demands have ended, yet the speaker insists the union must stay strong and resist fading.
The Weeka Appalachian forest reserve commission approved the first land purchase under the reserve, buying about 81877 acres in North Georgia for 207831 dollars. The bondly owners are Andrew and N W Gennett of Jane Hin Ne Ci. The site, formerly held by Me posteaston of the Tonnatta, was bought from D V Whitelite and lies near counties bordering North Gare ooMna. Further purchases depend on forest service surveys and geology work.
The item presents sequence of questions for Bible study in connection with the International Sunday School Lessons, focusing on Isaiah and the suffering Messiah. It lists sermon prompts, scriptural verse references, and study prompts for members to discuss God’s plan, Jesus as savior, and related prophecies.
Washington June 29 The rented States government will issue its one millionth patent on August 1 next. The honor will go to an inventor designated by the President. Commissioner of Patents Edward S Moore has been preparing for the celebration. A letter from an American inventor claimed he had perfected a device and wished to receive No 1 000 000. The Commissioner reported the device would be a valuable addition and the patent would be granted. The number was planned to be recorded on the first issue day of August.
In Gridley area, 14 year old Helen died from injuries tied to a rope setup in a harsh neglect claim. Stepmother Emma Rumbel and stepbrother Arthur Tewis were held by a coroner's jury on murder charges and jailed for safety. Doctor testified the girl died of strangulation and manual injuries. Rumbel had claimed the death resulted from her own attempted self harm. The father had died two months prior.
Senator Simmons of North Carolina urged in the Senate that a $10 auto import tax would raise about 1 million dollars annually for highway improvements. He argued better roads would boost auto travel, aid farmers, and justify government support for short haul transport on rural routes. He claimed savings of 10 to 15 million could result and farmers would save 800 million to 1.5 billion in transport costs.
A cryptic note describes Moley Kidney Remedy curing the writer and mentions Anke for t. Barton's Pharmacy in Walhalla alongside scattered names Lunney Seneen and others. The legible fragment suggests a testimonial style from a historic newspaper page segment.
Clemson Extension outlines methods to produce low cost milk by growing and storing green fodder. Emphasizes the silo as the year round feed solution, with brick, concrete, or wood silos and steps to ensure proper density and moisture. Reports costs of silo construction and silage production per ton.
A high profile wedding is announced for July 5 in Lexington as Congressman Mik Luellescarry Ruder plans to marry Lexi nbloh. The ceremony will be at the home of the heir with no formal inquiries issued and guests invited to witness the event.
Horace Granfield of Mount Vernon died in a May 7 automobile crash leaving $500,000 in two shabby trunks hidden in a Denver hotel. Public administrator uncovered the fortune while settling his estate. relatives were unaware.
A Sunday drive with lawyer Richardson ended in a fatal car wreck near Denver nine. Mrs Oranfidd and her daughter took charge of the body and investigated Granfields missing properties. The public administrator found valuables in trunks including government and railway bonds, a large sum in currency, jewels and nuggets valued at 500000 dollars.
A partial report states a collapse at Droctor Avenue and Uo Water Fant left fourteen dead and four identified. Rescue teams pull victims from twisted steel while several others are injured. Officials Mayor Poheman and Att orney Dudley open an investigation into responsibility.
Columbia June 29 Governor Blease grants parole to W B Glenn convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary from June 1910. He has served no part of the term since winning appeal and later Governor Hassell intervened but Glenn was released on good behavior.
Governor Blouse cites statements by Presiding Judge Ernest Gary and solicitor claiming bias in Glenn’s conviction. Parole frees Glenn on good behavior as Avant is moved to Penitentiary after transfer from Cameron Texas.
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