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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
4
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Readers respond to last week's Caldwell matter as Rev. Caldwell controversy continues. The letter cites Dr. Rice from Atlanta and recounts Assembly actions on presbytery and synod rulings. Also discussed are Farmers' Union plans, warehouse movement, insurance rates, and cotton price campaigns with 11 cents and 15 cents at stake.
The article argues for a cooperative cotton warehouse in each major county to cut losses, fund future buildings, and educate farmers in collective action. It notes savings from bulk purchases and anticipates benefits beyond warehousing, including better schools, churches, roads, and mail services. Prices on components vary widely.
A satirical call urges Southern growers to improve prices by asserting cotton and cotton products are worth higher markets. The piece argues to elevate prices for seed, ginning, and cotton oil by proclaiming cotton cheap at fifteen cents a pound to spark national acknowledgment and advance the industry toward a utopian dream.
BeING NEXT MONDAY, E 1D isen, and continuing during June, I will sell all my household and kitchen furniture including stoves at private sale. Call at my house the Trapier house for bargains. WM. LAUSTERER Valhalla June 15, 2006. Noe is hereby given that the above stated property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the residence of Henry B. Schroder corner of Main and Tugaloo streets Walhalla South Carolina on Salesday in July Monday July 25 1900 beginning at 11 o'clock A. M. The property consists chiefly of horses, engine, household and kitchen furniture, sulky and other plows, harrows, rake, harness, etc. CASH TERMS. For information about real estate owned by Mr Pieper address John D. Cappellmann Attorney Estate of H. W. Pieper 46 Broad Street Charleston June 13, 1906.
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