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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
8
A garbled ad fragment markets medicines with fragmentary claims about “Pure e Drugs and Medicines” and a misplaced line about rape. The readable bits hint at advertising copy urging cheap options but provide no coherent event, date, or verifiable names to anchor a concrete item.
Walhalla residents hear plays at the opera house on June 6 and enjoy visits from relatives. real estate offers, building lots for sale, and improvements around town are announced. notable mentions include Smithson property, Jones and Darby listings, and civic efforts by J. Alexander and town leaders.
Classified notices offer machinery for sale near Seneca including a separator six horse engine water wheel and cotton gins plus a roller mill and wheat and corn grinder all in working condition. Also notes on local residents travel visits juror lists and community updates from Greenville Walhalla and nearby towns.
Cleveland May 17 The railroad bonds valued at 116710 and 575 in gel calcium were lent by contractor Hollingsworth in the reign of the 17th century New York Inn. Original owner George G Moran disappeared in 1874. Contractor David split the gold with the owner. if heirs or venue are found he will at the bust.
Thorn will hold an election for the return of school district No 4 at the schoolhouse on Saturday June 1 1907 from 10 to 11 o clock. The election is ordered at the request of Iopatesens. The present trustees will act as managers. L Cratg Supt of Education May 16 1907.
D. B. Talley, once keeper of the alma house, granted a pardon by Governor Ansel after paying a $160 fine. Judge Watts said the action came despite the pardon board due to the case’s peculiar circumstances. Talley also served one hour in jail in addition to the fine as part of the sentence. May 17. J. A. Alowina, a young white man from Martin township, jailed on forgery charges amid multiple cases, with a wife and two children.
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