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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
6
Obituary notices and tributes of Peapert will be printed free of charge if under one hundred words. All other communications are charged at one cent per word. Cash must accompany the manuscript.
A historic statistical report outlines the monthly exports of breadstuffs such as wheat corn oats barley and rye, with year over year comparisons. It notes declines in wheat year to date and discusses market effects on spring and winter wheat, plus shipments to major markets and total five month periods.
In 1895 debate over a general deficiency appropriation bill carried more than eight million dollars. Representative Tawney of Minnesota moved to pass the bill but faced slim odds, so he had a section struck. The era recalls a $100000 reward dispute over Jefferson Davis’s capture, with claims involving Dayle Abd Ebat and others in Milwaukee and Washington still contested.
In Septicburg the mayor halted a $1200 fine and prior $100 daily penalties for Mee Adee on good behavior. Adee later sparked a street disturbance, punching an officer and prompting new counts and orders to enforce remaining sentences.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe HVS61 barrels versus 78th and TEN barrels, plus 107,080 barvets in bwin. Mentions seven month period exports, cord export, and various named items, with garbled phrases about mothers, pay, and goods, lacking coherent narrative.
Princess Di Arigona, a liaison of the Queen and niece to the Marquis de Sanghi Hono, was murdered in a small Rome hotel by Lieut Baron Paterno who then killed himself. The tragedy followed a secret marriage and a debt scandal that strained royal relations.
The quarterly meeting of ON ian's Missionary Society of B dient Awxockition will be held with the Baptist shaven at Wathalin on March 15, 1891, instead of March 4 as previously published. All societies are asked to send delegates and representatives from every church within the association. Mrs. Watson of Greenville and Mrs. Cirisentes of Anderson are expected to attend. Program includes devotional exercises by Mrs. Watson, greetings, reports, discussions, and a dinner at 1 p.m. Various readings and addresses follow, with roll call and Beams exercises.
An advertisement touts a complete internal cure for rheumatism and related ailments. It contrasts internal remedies with temporary relief from pills and liniments, claiming an agent fights disease at the root, purges poisons, stabilizes the system, and renews health. The note promises a free booklet and tablets mailed by mail order.
South Union reports cold spell damage to the peach crop and wishes speedy recovery for Paul Marett. Jesse Allen died recently. An aged widow, wife of Joseph Sundridge, died and was buried. Funeral services were by Rev Wy J Spejuan. Geneva Marett of Iva visits Werithele. JH Colp and son Jesse traveled to ALN. Sunday school grows under W P Barton. Representative J I Tiveria returned from Columbia. Farmers busy preparing for another crop.
Census figures released show 1909 hog killings at 36,448,000 for food, while all other animals combined total 21,960,900. The piece argues the data label Americans as pork eaters, noting hog slaughter far surpasses cattle, calves, sheep, goats and similar animals.
In Gaffney on March 2 the jury found Arthur Curry guilty of murder, and Luther Gave and Jim Hayes facing charges were resolved with Curry and Hayes in the verdict. Curry received a murder verdict with mercy recommended, while Hayes was found not guilty.
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