19 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
1
A brief classified style notice proclaims Headquarters as the main source for all kinds of feed stuff with the claim that prices are always the lowest and inviting readers to call and visit before buying elsewhere.
An old style bank notice from Walhalla listing Bauknicht and cash sales terms. Bank of Walhalla with cashier W J Varner. Attest by J D Verner and directors Lucas Pitchford and others. A dated June day note appears with signature and attestations.
The Peden and Anderson Banking Co of Weatmingter presents its June 14 1907 statement. It lists assets including loans and discounts currency cash and balances with banks and bankers and undivided profits. Liabilities show deposits subject to check time certificates and bills payable with capital stock and surplus funds also noted. The cashier T Peden Anderson attests the figures as true per bank books.
A humtneas mosting of Fairview Union will be held at Fairview school house Saturday night June 22 beginning at 8 oclock sharp. Members are requested to be present if they expect to be admitted. Ordered by the agenda W B Miller President W H Corn Secretary.
The People's Bank in Latmilitieg shows capital paid in 30000 00 surplus funds 8000 00 undivided profits 2410 9 current expenses and taxda pi 44870 10 time certificates 8628 86 bills payable 0 000 00 total 104808 05 State of South Carolina County of Coones before me Gov Sonborn cashier sworn says the above statement is true as shown by the books of the bank Geo Seaborn cashier sworn to and subscribed before me June 17 1907 C 0 T G S Barna Correct attest
Notarized bank condition statement for J Mulkay Banker at Woaminater South Carolina sworn June 17, 1907 by O J Mulkay, with county notary Led RM Crom. Contains a misread place names and date artifacts but asserts financial condition per bank books.
The Beaverdam Association ministers organize a monthly conference meeting with Rev. J. R. Moore as president and Rev. B. A. McDaniel as secretary. All Baptist preachers are urged to attend the meeting at Sonen on the first Tuesday in July. Rock Hill church members are asked to meet the pastor next Sunday at 6 o clock p.m.
A Dallas resident at 107 St Louis atroot extols Dr Kings New Life Pills defending them against malaria and biliousness. The testimonial claims the laxative has no laxative effects and asserts personal health improvements without side effects.
In a travelogue from Brooklyn June, the author recounts meeting Dr G M Walker in New York and describes views from the Brooklyn Bridge at night. He notes strong contrasts between Brooklyn and Manhattan, observes Bowery dives and Chinatown scenes with vivid, non graphic detail, and reflects on social contrasts and personal interactions during his visit.
May 16 death of Margaret Hughes, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm H Hughes, after a long illness with the great white plague. She bore a devoted nature, joined Richland Presbyterian Church, and leaves a grieving father, mother, two sisters, four brothers, and many relatives.
A historical ad promotes self care with Chamberlain’s remedies for bowel complaints coughs colds whooping cough aches pains and stomach liver troubles. Five preparations listed with one bottle each priced at $1.25. Sold by Dr JW Bell Washilla Wins J Lunnoy Banocn.
We express our gratitude for the many expressions of kindness shown after the passing of our husband and father. Your sympathy, notes, and support from neighbors have been deeply felt by Mr M. Grant and Children.
J M Lumley, a well known resident, has died at his son's house in Seneca. The community extends sympathy to the family as several illnesses and cases of fever are reported. Mrs H A Hinow is improving after ten days of illness. Other residents, including Mrs O W Grant and Mrs Ava Grant, are coping with bereavement near Townville. Friends visit and attend church services while social events and a large gathering honor locals, with various visits from Charleston and Anderson.
In Fedora Tennessee GC V Popper describes a dramatic recovery after severe lung and throat hemorrhages. Medication failed until a discovery offered instant relief, stopping coughing and bleeding and allowing him to work again. Details of the remedy and its availability are noted in the letter.
Westminster notes a string of social visits and travel: Miss Ada Baker visits her sister in Greenville. Mr and Mrs Carter head to Christy with daughters Irene and Lelia. Dr C M Walker returns from Atlantic City representing a lodge. many neighbors host relatives and travel to nearby towns. a Friday baseball game between Wickens and Westminster ends early after four innings. upcoming wedding for Allie Holle Book and Jamon Ty Reese at 897 North Fant Street Anderson. various local residents plan visits to Lavonia Anderson and Greenville.
A letter from Cedar Grove Massachusetts praises George H. Parris as a wonderful mascot for 3 percent. The text includes garbled phrases about medical remedies and health effects. It mentions Guiramferd and references stomach liver and kidney drugs with monetary vagaries.
Buckton’s Arnica Salve stands out as a premier remedy praised in ads for its healing strengths and trusted by households. The brochure highlights its natural ingredients and broad use for aches, strains, and skin comfort.
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