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Local feed store proclaims itself headquarters for feed stuff of all kinds with claims of the lowest prices and an invitation to call and compare before buying elsewhere.
10 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
1
Local feed store proclaims itself headquarters for feed stuff of all kinds with claims of the lowest prices and an invitation to call and compare before buying elsewhere.
Reports detail a buggy accident injuring Jim Keaton, visits by W H Doyle and Selma, and social rounds at Bounty Land. Community notes cover Farmers Union meetings, church tributes to Rev J M Sanders, upcoming Richland Missionary Society entertainment, and local visits, with Cubana tales and Clemson changes.
Chamberlains promotes Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming they produce a pleasant bowel movement without discomfort. Price 25 cents. Free samples. Sold by J. W. Bell in Walhalla and W. J. Lunnoy in Seneca.
July 6 report from Greenville notes a daytime blaze in a local negro settlement. The fire destroyed several shanties while firefighters battled heat and smoke. Chief Rowley suffered minor injuries from falling bricks. Damages estimated at 83,600 mostly insured.
A Port Byron resident Amon F King reports that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a leg sore he suffered for eighty years. He states at age eighty five he is cured and endorses the medicine as guaranteed to cure all sores. Sold by druggists for 250.
The Seneca area endures a scorching July with the hottest day of the year while grief sweeps through the town. Obituaries report the passing of Mrs. M. B. Sligh and James P. Hoke, with details of funerals, survivors, and church ties. Community members join in mourning as residents host visitors and attend services, reflecting on faith and local ties.
A discussion on beauty notes that charm comes from health and grace rather than perfect form. Plain women can possess appealing eyes, clear skin, and lively bearing, while physical weakness erodes attractiveness. Electric Bitters is touted as strengthening nerves and complexion, promised by druggists.
Miss Ada Marott hosted a Japanese lawn party with lanterns and a missing word game. several social gatherings and visits are noted. The report also chronicles the death of Jesse Morgan, a local businessman, after a fever and outlines a house fire at Charles J. Mulkey’s home, with insurance and rebuilding plans.
Fair Play column lists visitors from Anderson and surrounding towns including Dana Harris and Mrs T I Harris. Jamestown Exposition impressions shared by J Carl Stribling. Local officials like D Frank McAlister discuss road improvements and a Fourth of July celebration on the Tugalo river with many outings.
An old advertisement touts a "Dry King's New Discovery" as a cure for coughs and lung ailments. It claims Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine and many locals endorse it, promising relief after other remedies fail. Boxes list trial bottles and prices, with guarantees by druggists.
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