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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1911
Page
4
Communications of a personal character charged for advertisements. Obituary notices and tributes of respect not over one hundred words printed free. All over that number must be paid at one cent per word. Cash to accompany manuscript.
Walhalla South Carolina reports on a campaign promoting better cotton prices in the South. Messages were sent to governors and union leaders urging a standard price approach, with pledges to hold cotton for fisheries and a target rate near twelve to thirteen cents per pound, reflecting industry calls for support while producers seek reliable pricing amid current conditions.
A dense item lists community chatter from Walhalla including a candidate pledge, church notices, school events, upcoming track races, obituary mentions, and a carnival preview. It notes Mrs. Flaniier’s death, Miss Neill’s passing, a Richland school track revival, and a Palmetto Literary Society publishing plans.
Fragmented note describes layman meetings including Heer ees WHEE heede for Newry and December Sunday talks. Mentions Wt Barly amd M ood and Voplae Springs Raplist with speakers at the fourth Sunday in Nevenbur. Churches urged to attend meetings at Lin 6 with provided opening.
Westminster November 7 report covers a Presbyterian church installation of Rev. R I Grier by Piedmont Presbytery members Rev. Mills Law and Pickett. Notes on tenth grade Mine Springs picnic with students Sue Hawy Mary Cobb Lutlie Miller Margie Williams Ventlie Miller Nellie Maley and guests Prof. and Mrs Taylor and Prof Jayroo. Socials include visits, travel to Iberton Liberty and Columbia events with local residents such as Mrs L Poster Mrs J Verner Dr G C Walker and J Corbett of Manning.
Seneca reports a quiet week after a busy period with a successful circus and chrysanthemum exhibit. A large audience attended despite threatening weather. oysters at night supported the library fund and a fine music program entertained. Local productions include Down in Maine and How the Club was Formed with announced future performances.
Mrs Francis Turpin of Junction City Oregon extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as best for whooping cough and unrivaled for colds and croup. She urges readers to write for information on consumption and other troubles and to contact Miss Mila S Mobley Johnston SC for details.
The recent purchase of a building and extra land will house ten additional boys under 18. They must be of good character and health, eager to learn, and willing to work. In exchange for labor part of each school day and three months of summer, they will receive education, training in farm work, lodging, and board if they fulfill duties, then continue on the rehabil farm.
County funds in kinds of the Treasurer are exhausted and no other forms than road taxes can be paid now. Do not write checks. No work until further notice except by special injunctions, PW spa, County Supervisor James Seahorn, Clerk of Hoard.
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