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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1911
Page
5
A reflective verse praises God for brave deeds and steadfast souls. It thanks divine mercy for freedom and courage, the bounty of fields, toil, and strength that aids the weak, and the faithful uplift of freemen in faith and gratitude.
Two men John Schmidt and Sherrill Clark found guilty of wit and battery in the Miss Mary Chamberlain tar and feather case. Fourth defendant Aln Shoms acquitted. Sentences set at one year in jail for Everett Ge Clark Jay Pitawater Watson Scranton and Edward Ricord who had already surrendered. Court costs to be paid by the defendants.
Uncalled letters for week ending November 27 1911 include Cox Rylie Coop Dean Mrs Chas Duncan W Lyles Ww Jone Richey Alex lor Rev La ke Miami Mrs beth Ward J Welborn Any caller please call for advertised mail A C Merrick P M
A traditional remedy suggests dabbing Cham berlain s ointment on dampened flannel and applying it to the chest or side to ease pain. The note claims it is the best option and is available from all dealers.
In Columbia on November 27 Solicitor Cooper presented a three count indictment for bribery against Atlanta attorney Thomas B Felder. The charges allege Felder offered stock and money in 1905 to Herbert Evans then chairman of the South Carolina dispensary board to influence liquor orders for a wholesale house. The case stemmed from a prolonged Dispensary winding up commission investigation urged by Governor Blease who attended the court. Witnesses listed include Governor Blease and former directors John Bell Towill and L W Boykin.
Mrs Francis Turpin of Junction City Oregon praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for whooping cough and equally effective for colds and croup sold by all dealers.
Washington designated Barnwell and Clemson College in D C as postal savings post offices to be ready for deposits on December 22, next.
Chief Justice Jones stayed the remittitur in the Garlington and Young breach of trust case until the fall term opens November 28. A petition for rehearing may be considered, delaying sentences and returning the matter to the Supreme Court for final action. Garlington and Young, former Seminole Securities officials, were previously convicted and sentenced, with bonds posted during appeal.
At Hartsville S C on November 22 Iran Clements a former farmer and livery stable operator drank a horse colic dose of chloral and laudanum and died at noon after threatening suicide earlier in the day. The man who had lived in Hartsville five to six years left a wife and had recently faced financial trouble due to hard drinking.
An advertisement extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for women's health issues. A testimonial from Mrs. M. C. Dunlap of Leadville, Tenn praises improved constitution and female trouble after use, urging readers to try them.
The Commercial Appeal releases its 1911 cotton production forecast estimating the national field growth at 15,045,000 bales. State figures include North Carolina 960,000 South Carolina 83,000 Georgia 671,000 Alabama 1,561,000 Tennessee 403,000 Mississippi 1,160,000 Missouri 76,000 Arkansas 940,000 Oklahoma 5,000 Texas 30,000 Louisiana 1,000,000 All other 188,000 United States total uncertain in fragmentary listing.
It startles the world with its astounding claims yet forty years of proven cures confirm Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve on earth for burns boils scalds sores cuts bruises sprains swellings eczema chapped hands fever sores and piles Available for 25 cents at all druggists.
Notice of a sale by L. D. Brown listing furniture, corn, fodder, farming tools, two mules and a cow. Terms cash. Sale at residence in Wolf Stake at 10 oclock on Saturday December 2 1911. Notice posted November 22 1911.
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