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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1909
Page
6
A deteriorated clipping mentions obituary notices, community notices, and a hanging execution scene. It references names, a May date, and a local event near Ty hid barn with riders and a captured rider. The passage preserves archaic terms and scattered details from a historical page.
Atlanta police report a Chicago man, 38, arrested on secret charges tied to a murder in Teuttebaumn district. The suspect, identified as a bakery worker, allegedly waited before confessing to the May 5 killing of Harry Pellebatu, aged 36, during a string of crimes across Chicago and Atlanta. Investigators pursue additional leads and chain of custody on the weapon.
Fragmentary OCR text shows jumbled names, places, and dates. It mentions dates and actions but lacks coherent facts. The piece references people and locations in a disrupted format, suggesting a partial notice or brief feature rather than a complete report.
The Twelve Mile River Association plans its annual gathering at Salon Hapist Church on a Saturday before the Ath Sunday in May at 10 am. An introductory sermon will be delivered by Tew, BLP, Murphree, with delegate enrollment and church reports. The session includes devotional exercises and multiple speakers discussing church work and gospel aims.
An advertisement claims Sloan's Sure Colic Cure instantly aids horses with colic or typhoid-like colic symptoms and cites several owners praising dramatic improvements in sick horses. The piece invites readers to request a free veterinary book and lists Dr. Sloan’s Boston address for orders and information. A separate brief reports a 12-year-old student in Augusta, Ga, died after leaping from a train, with partial details of the incident and location noted.
A garbled OCR fragment parades with repeated Castoria claims and stray letters. The jumble mentions infants and children products, brands, and scattered phrases, lacking coherent context or完整s.
County Commissioners audited a list of claims at a regular May 7 1909 meeting. The readable fragments reference multiple names and places and indicate routine claim checks though most text is garbled. The item presents the procedural record of claims review with partial legible surnames and localities.
Readable fragments mention various individuals and places with unclear context. The text references names such as Jane and Farhan, mentions a protest and a public or community event, but lacks coherent details to determine a full news item or outcome.
Washington May 12 11 develops Loving that the lumber lobby has been supported lavishly by lumber manufacturers. An assessment on each mill was $1 per 1000 feet daily cut. Oregon and Washington mills owed about 500 but paid only 12,000, pressed to pay the rest. Lobbyists hold costly dinners at the Willard Hotel to influence Congress members while expenses for tabby and state delegations loom for maintaining high lumber tariffs.
A premature dynamite blast at Callapin Road Improvement Company quarry near South Bethlehem thirteen miles from Albany kills eleven omen as a wagon of bodies is brought to the engine house. The explosion hurls rock and bodies in all directions while crowds mourn and Italian workers haul remains to a temporary morgue.
Walhalla D C April 20 1909 board of directors met to authorize the issue of 200000 in preferred stock for Walhalla Cotton Mills increasing capital to 100000 in common and 200900 in preferred stock. Preferred stock carries cumulative dividends, voting rights, and option to convert to common within five years. Meeting set for May 25 1900 to consider increase. Also unrelated notices about Winthrop College scholarships and admissions announced.
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