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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1909
Page
4
The notice states that obituary notices and tributes of more than one hundred words will be printed for a fee, at one cent per word. Shorter tributes and communications of a social character are printed free, with cash handling for manuscripts.
Disjointed notice urges all members to attend a farmers event in Walhnde next Saturday. It invites those most active in the farmers' organization to join and discuss mutual topics and opportunities for advancement within their group.
Senator Milman provided advance sheets of the Soil Survey of Oconee County. The work by W. B. McLendon and W. J. Latimer contains valuable information for farmers and investors. Their countywide field operations are noted as useful for future publications and local development.
The message urges cotton planters to diversify and grow their own corn and feed to avoid dire cash flow. Relying solely on cotton risks selling at low prices to buy winter food. self-sufficiency is presented as the practical path to control the farm's fate.
A Washington correspondent of the Charlotte Observer criticizes B D Smith of South Carolina for a hasty biased view of the national scene. The piece questions Smith’s fitness and character, mocking his stance and suggesting his future usefulness depends on tempering his judgments.
A letter cites Rep Wyatt Aiken as a strong yet underappreciated figure, praises Senator Stephen King’s bipartisan stance on tariff, and urges action to complete the Blue Ridge Railway line with a new spring 1907 station. The piece quotes editorials from The News and Courier and Anderson Intelligencer as context for political reform and regional progress.
A promotional piece extolling Electric Bitters as a total health builder that strengthens digestion, purifies the blood, and invigorates the body and mind. It urges the weak and run-down to use the product, claiming guaranteed relief and broad doctor endorsement.
March 27 report from Wash shows the wedding of an American girl to a man named Cyllrornia lawman in a ceremony at Trinity choir. Attendants included ILTL Gowan and N names. the event followed a long journey and involved mentions of bond poisoning inquiries and other unrelated incidents.
On March 29 Walrtidd Nob a robber boarded the Burlington passenger train, forced the conductor to carry a pack through the coach, and collected $200 and seventeen watches from passengers before escaping. The incident disrupted travel and prompted a manhunt as officials review the chaotic scene.
The Barnwell verdicts show rising murder and manslaughter convictions amid calls for order as whites push for safer communities. In Goldfield a convicted murderer hanged himself in his cell after a life sentence. Charleston plans a wireless line plant and urges a Mountain View church missionary rally with baptisms and a daytime program.
Notice to debtors of the estate of Geo Wiggins deceased to pay and for creditors to present claims within the law. Harrison Wiggins administrator will sell at 11 o clock in front of the courthouse in Walhalla South Carolina on April 10 1900 to settle the estate. Property includes a No 88 flooring machine with multiple components and related gear parts. Sale conducted by Shelor & Hughs agents J A Pay & Egan Co. March 31, 1909.
The State of South Carolina Oconee County Court of Common Pleas召 summons against Silas Wakefield in a civil action by Harrison Wiggins to foreclose a mortgage on real estate. Plaintiff’s attorney Jayne et al. demands an answer within twenty days after service, otherwise relief requested will be sought. Filed March 1909 at Walhalla Court House with clerk.
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