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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
8
Community notices, sales offers, births, deaths, church events, and local announcements from Walhalla and nearby towns. Items include for sale of cows, harvest and farm ads, temple and parish events, school notes, road and railway timetable notes, and personal visits, with several mentions of residents traveling, illnesses, and social gatherings.
A mother from Ava Missouri credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her son Jim’s life after a year of serious lung trouble. She says the tonic restored him to health, enabling steady work as a carpenter. The remedy is guaranteed for coughs and colds, priced at 50 cents to a dollar, with a free trial bottle offered.
Walhalla Town Council records a tribute to Mayor James Thompson who died February 21, 1907. The resolutions praise his guidance and service, express sympathy to his family, dedicate a minute page to his memory, and request publication by the county newspapers.
An all day singing at the Stamp Creek church is planned for the fourth Sunday in March. Professors Garrett Baker and Weama of Pickens will lead the event with invited guests Morton KR D Burns Smith and Grubbs. Everyone is urged to attend and bring well filled baskets.
Anvinton Ala March 2 Due to an on the spot accident Blade Acker eight years old died after a see saw incident at the Ohateble school when a log rolled off a stump and struck his back neck and arm. He was the son of Sim Acker a rural mail carrier of Ohatobjo.
A damaged, historically styled letter from F. W. Devoe & Co of New York to G W and J E Baukoi ght from Valhalla outlines a humorous pitch about business swaps. The ad boasts long history, strong paint claimed to save costs, and a preference for leather as a comparison, ending with a signature and a note about J W Boll evaluating the paint.
St Louis on March 8. Herman W Quornheim president of Quornheim Hardware Co returns home to find wife murdered in the front hall at 3720 Venta Avenue. She has a torn throat and body, with jewels scattered and hundreds of dollars missing. Diamonds torn from her ears are the sole missing items. No suspect identified.
A garbled notice promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as the perfect remedy for torpid liver and chronic constipation. The advertisement claims guaranteed satisfaction and urges readers to try the product despite unclear source details.
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