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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
4
In a garbled notice the firm BTECK SHMION & SCHRODER indicates an appeal relating to Nex Werk. The article mentions a Senator J. Re Varle in reply to Representative C. 1 Many and Senator Earle consenting to delay publication of their reply and motion.
J B shares a Southern farming vision urging disciplined, systematized work. The piece argues that modern methods and diversified crops, not sole cotton, yield wealth for farmers and communities, praising My Havela and Hitt for foresight and urging adoption of improved farm practices.
A garbled ledger-like message from Dochte Pom Mon and McCumnett of South Carolina and Washington DC references a Washingtonian description of the Chief Meeoutve, with scattered names including Zach Meee and others. The text mixes names, places, and uncertain phrases without clear events or outcomes.
Washingtonians joked about spotting Lincoln during his Capitol visit, prompting comparisons to Zach McGes Joe Cannon and Doctor McCosell. Reports describe Doctor Tom McConnell as a robust landowner on Occure's tax books with hundreds of acres Keowee river property, personal wealth, a quiet demeanor, and strong Presbyterian ties. He has many Pickens county relatives and solid local connections.
A fragmented July 1909 style digest contrasts cautious optimism with critique of the saying that “there is nothing entirely bad in the world.” It mentions Valhalla housing, steady growth, and soil progress. It notes Mrs Taft receiving a gift, a Massachusetts hunter, and Major J C Hemphill dining with President Taft while alluding to the Hong Kong tangents and a White House feast.
A group of boys and parents organized a boys corn club in Avon at the Court House last Saturday. Superintendent Mash outlined the club rules for underage participation, labor requirements, and contest criteria, with officers elected and a next meeting set for March 26 to continue organizing and invite local youths to join.
Barry R Hughs cor secretary center township association Westminster requests all township teachers and school trustees in Oconee County organize an association named The Township Teachers and Trustees Association. Teachers are asked to promote the movement and notify him to attend meetings and outline the work planned for these associations.
Old time ad style promises relief from backache headache dizziness and urinary troubles. Claims a herbal tonic from The Mother Gray Company offers a universal cure through a “no equal” formula sold by mail order with sample offers and addresses included.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Board of County Commissioners held Friday March 4 1910 the following claims were audited listing numbers and amounts.
The undersigned seeks leave to finalise Guardian duties for Earle W Olive A Bright A UndS and Chris Lowry minors and to obtain final discharges. D A Smith Judge of Probate will hear on March 31 1910 at Walhalla Court House at 11 oclock in the forenoon. Also Rev Johnson seeks administration of W A Johnson estate and must appear March 26 1910 at 11 oclock to show cause.
The Court of Probate for Oconee County South Carolina cites all creditors and heirs of Mid Craft deceased to appear March 9 1910 at Hall Walhalla Court House to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. D A Smith judge. Published March 2 and 9 1910 in The Keowee Courier and court house notice.
Tam offers his Spanish Jack gelding for sale near Walhalla on the Westmuster road. The six year old is in fine condition and well developed, price 87.0 dollars. The notice also covers a school levy election set for March 1910 at Zion School District No. 2b, with voters casting Yes or No ballots on an additional levy for school purposes under trustees of Zion District No. 24.
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