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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
7
Earnest teachers seek recognition and advancement. catalog notes courses for life school work and a proposed Bachelor of Institute degree with prescribed credits. The announcement outlines degree conditions, required subjects, elective credits, and options to shorten the program with multiple summers. It also includes assorted local notices and a stray health ad.
The obituary notes the death of Normian Addis a 17 year old at home in Sen on Tuesday from consumption. A brief church and public condolence message follows, citing sorrow and sympathy for the family and friends.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as curative for colds croup and whippling coughs in the United States. It claims broad usefulness and minimal side effects while noting railway postage and distribution considerations.
In the recent House debate on amending rules to curtail the Speaker's power, a South Carolina thread centers on Speaker James L. Orr. The piece traces Orr's influence, the origin of the Speaker’s seat on the rules committee, and views on modern steering committees shaping legislative process. It notes Orr's era, subsequent political roles, and the enduring question of Speaker control versus committee oversight. The article argues such power concentrates in the Speaker and rules committee, with parallels to New York practice, and discusses implications for legislative deliberations and governance.
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A mob confronts Thomasville guards during a trial day in Magta on Broad Street. Four mob members wounded. court proceedings proceed with militia at the courthouse doors. Judge Mitchell sentences the accused to bank May 20 as crowds threaten lynching. special troops ordered to prevent further violence. In Georgetown, Avant and Dr Bigham are sentenced to three and one half years in the State penitentiary for the Ruth Crlep case, pending appeal.
A prominent magazine article promotes proper food selection to build brain and muscle. Oatmeal ranks highly, praised for flavor, heat content, cleanliness, and purity, with Quaker Oats noted for export to Europe and Britain.
Historical fragment records a comet observation linked to Wils Keon Mullkey and Martha Rhodes from Provence. Mentions Mayesville, W. D. Rhodes nearby, and a 1845 reference to a previous appearance. Strong entities include Mayesville, Provence, and the Rhodes family.
Rev W M Walker announces a protracted revival schedule from March 1 to October 8, 1910, covering multiple associations and towns. The program lists numerous dates and venues such as Liberty Calument Cross Roads Pleben Mills Eastoy Mills Glenwood Mills Gateceher MN Keowee Mountain Grove Siem Mountain View Shady Grove Mensant Grove Plekois county Jones's School House Antioch Central Mount Tabor and other churches, urging all to keep the plan and prayers steady for God to crown the services with glory.
The Charleston and Columbia areas show stronger Socialist activity with three to four hundred members. A July 4 conference in Charleston may set a candidate for governor, likely a Charleston or Columbia man, amid a one party South Carolina political landscape and Republican competition for congressional seats.
In Danville on April 28 the city voted wet by a slim ten vote margin out of 1,154 cast. It notes four past elections since the last open saloon vote seven years ago and mentions ongoing local debates over alcohol laws.
The Seneca year veo convention changes to May 27 and 28 at South Union church due to busy schedules and attendance concerns. The South Union church invites all workers in the field to attend a pleasant and profitable gathering. Reverend J. McDavid, Mintaten, notes the adjustment and reasons behind it.
A passenger and freight train on the Seaboard line derailed at a trestle over the river near Ne Seaboard Aly Tine. The morning derailment delayed service as the engineer could not see a sharp curve ahead and the cause remains under investigation.
Notice is given that the executors Walker and Deaton will apply to TD A Smith, Probate for Oconee County South Carolina, at Walhalla Court House on Wednesday May 18 1910 at 11 o'clock for leave to make full settlement of the estate of W J Deaton deceased and obtain final discharge as executors.
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