18 May 1910
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
1
A cluttered ad lists various feed products and prices for Clover Leaf hay and mixed feeds. It mentions Best Timothy and Clover Hay at high values, No 2 Molerthy hay, oats, corn and wheat products, and multiple Checkerboard feeds. Notes emphasize digestible protein and bowel and kidney support for work animals, with tangential claims about palatability and health benefits.
Church services altered by funeral duties as Rev Peabody did not speak at We Preshylehiinehiveh. Miss Siavanial Poster visiting Westminster for eight weeks with Mr and Mrs A Hubanks. Rev Galant attends Baptist Convention at Bullimore. Carl Moore of Seneca visited. several Oakway residents attended a ball game in Seneca. School at church planned for the next Sunday with classes from South Union and local ministers. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for digestive relief. Seneca Pharmacy advertises the medicine. Go Martin Clemson College noted.
May 16 Clemson College announces statewide farmers' institutes to be held in rural school or nurse centers rather than county seats. The plan aims to extend practical and theoretical instruction through a large number of institutes. Communities are urged to express interest by a stated date to aid planning and scheduling. Signed by N. Barrow, Superintendent Plympton Extension Work and Farmers' Institutes.
A dated notice notes a man seeking relief from despondency and fatigue through a remedy claiming to expel poisons and restore vitality. It mentions health claims for stomach, kidney, and nervous systems and lists W. M. Perry as president of the Democratic club meeting at a school on May 28.
Westminster High School outlines its May 22 to 24 commencement events including a sermon, debates, expression recital, and oratorical contest. Local visits, society meetings, and residents traveling to witness games and contests are noted, with attendees and hosts from Westminster and nearby towns.
May 17 notes many locals at Play, visits from Isbell, Marett, Glynn, and others. Misses Isbell Gibson and Bertha Hood visit Westminster and Shoal Creek. Wooten relatives in Tavonwit. weddings, travels to Greenville and Atlanta, and a Saturday tennis game referenced.
A garbled OCR style notice promotes Arnica Salve and other remedies for ulcers, corns, piles and burns. It mentions Bucklon and a regular user trying products to heal a variety of ailments with intent to persuade drug purchases. The text is inconsistent and difficult to parse.
Local notes detail wedding plans for Verner and Tives with events at a Baptist church, visits from relatives in Greenville and Charlotte, and plans for Prof Nicholson to move to Sandersville Georgia. The piece also notes community gatherings, school invitations, and social visits across Seneca and nearby towns, with several local names and addresses mentioned.
In Richland on May 16 the paper notes heavy rain last weekend washing out roads and causing some property damage. Included are social updates from the town, including visits to Mrs. Tatey Burret and Mrs. Lacy Burrly, a Clemson trip by a local baseball team, and a community wedding event at the home of J. Dendy with Miss Zola Trobbard and others attending. The article describes entertainment at a gathering for Mrs. J. Dendy, with a heart-shaped candy display and a May Day wedding theme, plus community notices and lists of attendees and speakers.
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