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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1907
Page
7
UNIZON BUREAU urges cotton growers in the South to unite against New York price manipulation. Farmers urged to store cotton overseas, diversify crops, cut luxuries, and support Southern ports and shipping. National President Charles S. Barrett calls for a firm stand to hold cotton for minimum prices.
Prof. W. H. Hand cites strong support from colleges and teachers as the high school movement expands. About 26 communities have met the High School Act with state aid, from rural districts to towns, adding teachers, extending courses, or both. Also included is an advertisement for Man Zan Pile Remedy priced at 60 cents, sold by local doctors.
Early returns affirm Republican gains with Lincoln Nebraska showing Judge Reese won by 16 000 to 20 000 votes. New York and Kentucky tip toward Republicans while Maryland leans Democratic. Rhode Island reelects Higgin and San Francisco backs anti graft ticket. Cleveland and national results hint at Democratic mayoral and legislative strength with varied state outcomes. Manila provincial results remain unclear. Trial catarrh treatments offered by Dr Shoop.
An old advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills cure kidney and urinary troubles across ages with testimonials from J W Powell of Columbia and other dealers. Also promotes King's Little Liver Pills for liver related headaches and biliousness with local sale points in Buffalo and Valhalla.
Governor Ansel told News and Courier he will decide soon whether to enter the United States Senatorship race. He said he has not yet made up his mind but will issue a definite statement within days and will pursue the race if he runs. He denied any trading or understandings about entries.
The note from Tabor on November 4 reports fine weather as Willie King Ernest Singleton and William Dickson plan to return from Jamestown. A strong Sunday school and prayer meeting continue. Locals Miss Lizzie Harbert and Miss Luna Moore visited Mrs J A Knox. corn shuckings are underway and pound suppers may follow. A medical ad promotes Pinesalve Carbolized for inflammation, burns and eczema at 26 cents, sold by Dr J W Walhalla and W J Lunney Seneca.
An advertisement argues that women face intrusive examinations but urges seeking treatment to prevent disease spread. It promotes Favorite Prescription as non alcoholic, with ingredients printed on the bottle wrapper, and claims strong professional endorsements. Dr. Pierce of Buffalo offers free medical advice and a medical advisor pamphlet upon request.
A meeting in Columbia to raise 30 000 for financing the South cotton crop. About twenty traveling men and farmers discussed pooling funds to loan farmers at six percent on warehouse receipts to hold cotton for higher prices. Speakers included Ex Governor Heyward and J B Wannamaker. Congressmen Lever Finley and Ellerbe attended. A general call to rally the South will be issued. Dr Shoop's Cough Cure advertised at end.
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