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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
4
The writer urges farmers to switch to intensive rather than extensive practices, plant more corn and peas, diversify crops, and improve pre planting and post growth cultivation. Advice includes sowing clover on worn land and reallocating fertilizer to remaining acreage to boost fertility and profits.
The piece urges farmers to emphasize corn tests and clubs this spring to avert trouble at the corn embassy next fall. It notes Georgia's Hoke Smith and Joe Brown may run for governor and calls for 50 to 100 boys to join the Boys' Corn Club, aiming to show Oconee youths’成果 at the Court House next Saturday.
National Farmers Union leader C Barrett launches a campaign urging Congress to act on six key measures. He distributes a direct line-up of lawmakers to members and endorses using persistent letters to Representatives and Senators to secure support, claiming the effort will unite Republicans and Democrats in favor of farm interests.
A letter from C. S. Barrett, National President, urges U S lawmakers to state positions on six farm priorities including abolishing gambling in tariffs, postal savings banks, a parcels post, stricter immigration limits, and broader farm program appropriations. The note stresses 2,000,000 members await congressional responses and publication.
A Richland county jury returned a 15000 verdict for J M Thomas as administrator of Charles Thomas against Seaboard Air Line Railway for the 1908 crossing collision that killed 14 year old Charles near Jacob's station. The trial followed a term with few favorable verdicts for plaintiffs and many defenses in damage suits.
A Georgia Superior Court decision held that a surgeon may not collect a fee if the operated patient does not benefit. Dr G C J Stahl sued Cr W Jordan for 200 dollars after an 11 year old girl with knee tuberculosis died following an operation. Jordan testified the procedure was successful, but the child died later.
Several debt actions record Magistrate A P Crisp issuing summonses in Walhalla and Seneca for judgments on debts to James Corbin Mary N Ansel Allison Crisp and others. Dates February 1910, with administration notices for Mid Craft estate and probate schedule March 1910 in The Keowee Courier.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are promoted as safe and reliable aids praised by thousands of women who report restored health through their gentle curative properties. Sold by J. W. Bell in Walhalla and GC. W. Wickliffe in West Unton.
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