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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
6
Keowee Courier shows policy for obituary notices limited to one hundred words. Reproaches letters and commu niations charged for advertising. Invoices and cash with manuscript due upon submission.
A columnist recalls farmer Brandt near Walhalla and an orchard tale from 1909 using an apple tree as a resting spot during long workdays. The narrative links Brandt’s industrious reputation, a rock under an apple tree, and memories of visitors, with reflections on labor and patience.
M George of Irondale Wis reports years of kidney trouble improved after three days on Foley's Kidney Remedy. He claims better vitality and clearer kidney action, recommending the remedy through Barton's Pharmacy Walldias Wyo Tinney.
A garbled reminiscence depicts a rural crowd gathered by a store in a Hiné county village. The monologue, sprinkled with odd spellings, mentions echoes heard nightly at 7 oclock and odd recollections from local figures. It references health products from Harton's Pharmacy and a vague remedy theme amid a stream of peculiar names.
An OCR fragment reports voting tallies up to April 28 for a workers election and a May subscription drive offering prizes for most new and renewed signups. It urges readers to participate, noting multiple vote counts, special offers, and a demand for protection and reform in industry.
A South Carolina case in Richland county involves Edward A Chuckvon and others suing the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias over increased monthly dues on a fourth class policy. They seek 4200 in damages plus 4200 in penalties, alleging breach of contract from January 1911 after the insurer raised rates, with the outcome seen as potentially far reaching for policyholders nationwide.
A garbled Newberry Observer item describes Sheriff Buford of Newberry and Sheriff King of Anderson meeting in a humorous, exaggerated account. It portrays King as tall and strong, with a playful romp involving a buggy ride and a boastful mention of their prowess as lawmen in the Electric City.
An 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy for catarrh and related diseases. It claims the product blends two ingredients with blood purifiers and mucous membrane action, marketed by Cheney & Co. alongside testimonials and a Toledo address. A separate brief notes the Brussels Exhibition’s loss of about $100,000 from a fire.
Advertisement notes a request for second hand bags and marines with price details, directed to TuCH MOND BAG CO in Richmond Virginia, listing a contact for price information.
A man identified as Steve Dogman, 0 cook, sleeping on a studio set in New York was strangled by a tight collar late last night. His body was found by his former employer’s mistress, whose discovery is reported as part of the week’s unfolding case. Police investigations continue.
Notice to all persons indebted to the estate of Edmund Pugh deceased to make payment to the undersigned and of all claims to present them duly proven or be barred. Kalton, Executor, will apply to the Judge of Probate on March 20 1911 at Walhalla for leave to make final settlement and discharge of the estate.
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