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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
6
In Walhalla, contestants vie in a vote tally with shifts in leadership. No. 7 previously led with a veto register while No. 2 and No. 3 race close behind as counting continues toward a concluding tally on Monday March. Keep voting and stay engaged in this village contest.
Governor Blease declared the State Dispensary Commission dismissed for neglect of duty and incapacity after four years of work. He cited the final report delay and the commission’s use of a costly attorney firm, calling for accountability and a wind up of state dispensary affairs.
Columbia March 16 News and Courier Special reports Governor Blease will appoint a new commission to wind up the old State dispensary business after long delays. The four year effort saved about 500000 but still pending is the Carolina Glass Company appeal to the U S Supreme Court. The Governor indicated he would not sign an investigation act amid disputes over Senate appointees.
The Ta massee School for the month ending March 10 lists students by grade including Ovaline Kelley in second grade and Eugene Grogan Jessie Grogan Anel Kelley Lawl Orr Edwina Kelley Walter Takin in fourth grade plus Joe Grogan seventh grade Cornelia Kelley Illan Kelley ninth grade Marion Kelley Ruth Kelley Myrtle Douthil and a teacher. At Harvard University Cambridge Mass March 16 a fire partially destroyed Randolph Hall causing a $25 000 loss with one student rescued unconscious and others barely escaped.
Halt Block in San Francisco reports a serious blast in the middle of a block of auto stores. Five buildings were nearly wiped out with about 100000 dollars in losses. The item mentions products from A Mother's Safeguard to Tar for the children and notes various local names in a partial, fragmentary context.
We thank relatives and friends near and far for kindness during my husband and father’s illness and death. May God’s richest blessings rest on you all. From Mrs Jonas Phillips and Children Long Creek March 11.
Associate Justice Eugene B. Gary granted bail to L. B. Tuten for murder charges in the Langford case. Tuten, a Brunson farmer, posted 5000 dollars bail and was released, returning home after weeks in jail.
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