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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1911

Page

5

Blue Ridge Railway Extension Not Abandoned Says Chamber Chief

L Norryce secretary of the Chamber reports Southern Railway still weighs Blue Ridge extension at a cost of about three million dollars. President Finley Stil has gathered data and will present to directors after return from Europe. A letter to Gen Bent confirms ongoing interest as rail expansion, mine and farm growth push Southern rail needs across the South.

Andersen Mail L. & Norryce Chamber of Commerce Southern Railway Blue Ridge Railway Norryce Sone Thes Finley Honda Pinsby Europe Minley Ant M. B. Bent Anderson

Tax collection notices for Walhalla county treasurer’s schedule

The message warns residents of Walhalla County that tax collection will occur on November 20 and 21 and again November 23 and 24. Payers are urged to visit Westminster, Ruebsday, and other listed locations to pay state and county taxes. The Walhalla office will be closed on the listed dates.

Westminster Walhalla Mts Wo. Schrader Quonoe County

Cry and Plead for Richeson at Coambeidge church

In Coambeidge Mississippi on November 6 residents pleaded for Rev C V Richeson amid controversy over his resignation. A church meeting voted against accepting the resignation after heated discussion and emotional appeals led by women in attendance. A November 24 vote was set to reconsider the action as supporters hoped for continued cooperation and ministry.

Coambeidge Miss Chinocheius Awit Tammel Balis Chanel Society Hoeuight C. V.T Richeson Minder Ing Avia Wien

Thoughts for the Farmers Hold Cotton Now and Endure

Tam Keowee Courter urges Oconee county readers to hold cotton, warn against market tricks, and plan for next year. He cites meetings across eighteen counties, notes a failed gathering on holding cotton, and stresses diverting seed, reducing cotton acreage, and boosting corn as a preparation for tighter markets.

South Oconee County Co Mumba South Carolina Farmers' Union Court House State House J. Wilson Clinkscales J. W. Kold Ue Farmers’ Union Copdon

Wish Grade School Elects Ninth Grade Leadership

The Wish Grade School announces ninth grade president Marion Mossi with vice president Anglo bricks and sponsor Olav Geulha. The organization is named Champion Lifeway Society led by Col Robt. AL Phemapam and features a debut event with a debate on patriot devotion. The meeting runs 1:30 to 2:30 pm next Friday.

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Farmers pledge to withhold cotton in 1912 pledge card

Oconee county farmers along with others in the South sign a pledge to withhold a number of bales from the market until September 1, 1912 or until cotton reaches 12 cents. The pledge also limits 1912 cotton plantings to 60 percent of arable land and directs remittance of two cents per date for holding campaign expenses to J Whitner Reid. The document includes blanks for name and location and mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.

Oconee County South South Carolina J. Whitner Reid State Farmers’ Union Columbia

Wooten Exhibits 1780 Spanish Coin Found Near Fair Play

In Lavonia Georgia the Times reports L Wooten found a Spanish silver coin dated 1780 while plowing near Fair Play. The coin is slightly smaller than a half dollar and appears well preserved though its denomination and value are unknown.

Lavonia L. Wooten Fair Play

Hold Cotton for Price Plan Calls 1912 Pact

Telegrams from Southern Cotton Congress president Wat ason urge holding every bale until September 1 1912 to push 13 cents per pound and reduce cotton acreage to 60 percent next season. Books in counties will record pledges to hold bales and limit cotton acreage, with a two cent per bale assessment to cover campaign costs.

Columbia WW. J Watson Southern Cotton Congress Gotton Coton Growlers

Saved Child From Death After Severe Bronchial Trouble

G J Richardson of Richards on Mills Alabama recalls a year of bronchial illness in their child, who suffered coughing and consumption until Dr King’s New Discovery cured with one bottle. For coughs colds hoarseness grippe throat and croup it is advertised as infallible. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by druggists at 60 cents or one dollar.

G. J. Richardson Richardson's Mills

Convict Gua te Cousin of John Freed in Vanity Snowtoals

A man identified as Gayton, recently released from Hoatay penitentiary, was shot to death on the street by Joe Davies after a dispute at a saloon. Guard Hart and Gaynor attempted to intervene. Gaynor fled but was pursued and the attacker arrested. Davin faces murder charges as Gaynor's family mourns the death.

John Gayton Wy Lo Hoatay Joe Daves Hava Gaynor Divle Davin Amoul & Word Ani

Notice to creditors in the estate of Phillips deceased

In Oconee County probate court J D Smith judge directs all heirs and creditors of the late Phillips to appear at Walhalla Court House on Saturday November 11 1911 at 11 oclock to show cause why administration should not be granted. Published November 8 and 15 1911 in The Keowee Courier and on court house door.

South Carolina Oceuwe J—Dy J. A. Smith Phillips Walhalla Court House Boal D. A. Bmiti Ocones County Bolth Carolin Keowee Howe Balancs Hickens Court Couse Mlech's Ord Hickens Court House Beily Eneh Mega

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