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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
4
The notice lists subscription terms and price at one dollar per annum under the entities Jaynes Sholar Smith and Steck, indicating an advertisement or official notice of publication cost and renewals.
The Courier announces mailing statements to subscribers in arrears. A generous reader responds with a $4.00 check valid to March 1, 1910, praising the paper and urging others to settle accounts cheerfully. The note stresses business necessity and asks patrons not to resent statements.
The article notes many Presbyterian pulpits in South Carolina remain vacant across towns such as Rock Hill Greenwood Newberry Camden Florence and Laurens. It recalls a broader national context with church governance debates and a plea for action ahead of the 1908 General Assembly in Greensboro. It also mentions Governor Ansel and President Roosevelt backing Thanksgiving observances and includes a 1636 Plymouth Colony description.
Advice to prevent and treat colds emphasizes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as reliable and world renowned. It claims to aid natural processes, relieve lungs, and prevent pneumonia with no narcotics. Sales listed through J. W. Roll and W. Lunney in Wallalla and Sencen.
Asheville dispatch reports High Postel was sentenced to thirty years of hard labor in the State penitentiary by Judge G fon in the Superior Court. The verdict followed the cousin Bayard winds case and the prosecution argued for the harsher penalty. The sentence came two days after the conviction.
A fragment from a Chapel TiN North Carolina prayer writes of relief from pain, promising healing in a short time. Also notes Norfolk advertising and a November date. A tragedy reports the two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Petty of Atlanta scalded to death by hot water last Saturday.
The County Treasurer in Walhalla, D C, opens books for the Com mutation Road Tax of 1908 from November 15, 1907 to February 28, 1908. All male citizens aged 18 to 60 residing outside incorporated towns must pay or face a two day road-work penalty. W J Schroder County Treasurer November 13, 1907. Master’s sales.
Court sale notices from Oconee County list multiple parcels in Westminster and surrounding areas to be sold at the courthouse door in Walhalla on December 2 1907. Listings include tracts totaling about 100 acres adjoining J P Cantrell Mary Cowan Mrs A Lay and others with cash payment required plus extra for papers. Additional lots in Westminster described by street frontages and adjoining properties. Several notices specify the master W C White and dates November 1907 with terms CASH and purchaser pay extra for papers.
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