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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
7
A regional Farmers Union pamphlet urges unity among farmers to combat price manipulation, defend fair play, and promote education in cooperative farming. It condemns opportunistic impostors selling overpriced spectacles and includes rough, cautionary guidance on dealing with scammers while promoting collective action and crop planting strategies.
June 17 San Jose California reports a Monte Rey road rancher Clinton Hi Willis claims to have produced a talking fowl with features of a parrot and guinea hen. The bird speaks only Morning Clint Chaw terbacker Clint and a three syllable word. J H Middleton Cincinnati offered $200 for the fowl but Willis declined to sell to pursue breeding and to gain local fame. Also referenced is King’s Little Liver Pills sold by local merchants.
Col J O Stribling of Pendleton visits the city and says a big August meeting of the Pendleton Farmers Society will unveil a tablet in the noriety hall. The tablet will show the 1816 construction date, builders and association members. The building is being remodeled and will soon be in good repair with ground floor space for a telephone company.
A Whitmire area column reports births near Pine Mountain and Anderson, visits by Addin and Clara Grogan, and J. B. Burgess Jr family updates. It notes a young ox loss for J. R. Talley, church attendance at Whitmire, and Sheriff Mons visiting with family. The death of Luther Cannon, aged ten or twelve, is announced with a funeral led by Rev. J. B. Colley. Aveline Grumbler and Weat Galloway are mentioned among summer visitors.
An old timey patent remedy advertisement claims Pineules relieve buckache rheumatism lumbago and tired worn-out feeling. It promises natural action on the kidneys and blood and offers a money refund if Pineules do not help. Sold by Dr J W Bell and J Lunney in Seneca.
Pulaski notes report good crops though no fruit this season. Miss Pear Boatright visits her uncle D J Boatright of Westminister. Mr and Mrs T P Poden of Ayernville GA visit relatives. Young Smith and wife visit. Pulaski school trustees seek a first class teacher to start July 15 for six months. Applicants address Haslett Powell or J G Lee Battle Creek Ira Langatoo, shot in arm previously, now able to work. two of his children are ill. W D Carter, recently shot, can walk briefly. Plow Boy
A. A. Herron of Finch Arkansas writes Foley’s Honey and Tar is proven for coughs and lung issues. He claims it cured a persistent complaint and recommends it for preparation against colds. Bol endorses the remedy from J. W. Bol.
In Belvidere Illinois on Tuesday afternoon Minnie Haag and Delphia Koorling, both about sixteen, drowned while boating with Claude Wheeler and Ray Tromble. Heavy rains swelled the Kishwaukee River near a dam, creating a swift current that capsized the boat. The two girls disappeared before aid arrived and were recovered only after considerable effort by the boys and nearby fishermen.
In Olneyville on Tuesday, George W. Lousdale killed his daughter, wounded his wife, and attempted to shoot a boarder. The mother survived, the child died instantly, and Lousdale killed himself after wounding James Turner. Police found the family in bed. the cause remains undetermined. The wife was unconscious but expected to recover, while the father died.
In 1906 South Carolina produced 148900 pounds of nonozite valued at 26802 dollars. The figures reflect annual mineral output and worth, highlighting state mining activity during that year.
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