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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
4
A 1914 note praises an Atlanta man for starting the shirtwaist movement, calling it a universal fashion to curb hip flash and hip-pocket risks. The piece recalls a baseball season opening remark labeling the author a jackass, a jab now softened after attending several games.
The authority notes the marriage license law begins on July first and expects ministers to follow both the spirit and letter. It urges magistrates and notaries public to avoid treating marriage as a blind business, warning that lax practice could trigger a prohibition or a State Marriage Dispensary.
The Newberry Observer receives acclaim for its attentive town and county reporting in the recent Industrial issue. Readers are assured the paper maintains clear, steady editorial voice, reflecting local sentiment whether or not they agree with the editor.
In Greeley, a farmer received grains of wheat from a friend said to come from the tomb of an Egyptian mummy. The claim links the harvest to ancient rites, a story prompting local curiosity about artifacts and local belief.
A speaker proclaims Pickens County as a strong wheat region, claiming local growers surpass rivals in wheat quality while asserting a determined, competitive motto to keep ahead in the industry. The speech emphasizes local pride and the farmers’ skill in wheat production.
Newspapers weigh potential candidates for Congress as A Howt of Ambin Record may succeed Lever. The piece argues Hoyt could be a strong replacement, but warns against losing a good local paper. It suggests making Hoyt editor in chief of the Congressional Record to justify his move to national work.
Fifty aircraft started the European circuit at Vincennes in the first leg of the race today. Two aviators died shortly after the start while another crashed and sustained grave injuries. Several others were injured as their planes failed or crashed during the early hours of flight. The report also mentions a public health advertisement promoting Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Washington June 9 large crowds attended the silver wedding celebration of President and Mrs Taft at the White House. About 12 000 invitations were issued and estimates put attendance around 5 000 with up to 15 000 along the iron fence. The event featured a formal reception on the lawn, electric display, and extensive refreshments as Taft and his family greeted guests with Cabinet aides and officials present. The evening included dancing in the East Room and a reception run with informal lines for handshakes amid an open air setting under clear skies. Concross pastor Paylor delivered sermons to sizable congregations on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Wealeeeel and Mrs Eugene Mitchell of Westminster along with Mr and Mrs Richard W Grubbs of Walhalla were guests at Marshall Abbott's home. Prayer meetings scheduled Saturdays at Concross church. Dora Archer and children of Anderson visited sister Mrs Monroe Gambrell. J M Abbott recovering from typhoid fever. Misses Jeon and Dora Duncan of West Union visited Minnie Vaughn. W M U met with Concress Y W A with engaging talks. Janie Harris of Westminster visited Miss Dazie Hesse. Wo A's to meet at 6 pm next Saturday.
Two armed men shot three victims near the Montana Idaho line. Conductor Van Kidd died at Bocatella Hospital. Deputy Sheriff Melton injured, Edgar Magill a rancher near Ha mer Idaho also shot and left unconscious after his horse was ridden down. The Oregon Short Line offers a $1000 reward for the bandits.
An agricultural note explains the lifecycle of the peach tree borer moth, detailing how eggs are laid on bark above soil, larvae bore into the tree, and pupae form near the surface. It emphasizes timing for soil mounding from July to October to trap pupae and prevent new moths, urging neighbors to cooperate and detailing steps to locate and remove borers.
An old ad copy touts Bucklen’s Arm Salty as a universal healer. It cites J S Lopez a carpenter from Marilla New York and claims the product cures burns wounds boils scalds chapped hands fever sores eczema corns and piles. It notes 25 cents at druggists.
In Oconee County probate court D A Smith judge orders J D Martin to show cause why Letters of Administration on the estate of GC G MARTIN deceased should not be granted. Hearing at Walhalla Court House on June 10 1914 at 11 a m. Publication dates June 21 and 28 1911.
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