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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1905
Page
4
Personal notices under one hundred words are printed free of charge. Notices over the limit cost one cent per word. Cash must accompany manuscript. Rates apply to communications of a personal character charged as advertisements. Blocked or garbled names and entries appear in the text.
In Anderson county the dispensary was voted out by about two to one. A temporary injunction blocked closing Sparcanburg dispensaries while permanent action set for December alongside Newberry and Greenville cases. A Great Northern Railway faces a $100,000 injury claim from a hog accident, noted as a major rail damage suit.
A historical overview traces Thanksgiving from 1575 in Geydon through Plymouth in 1621, detailing the first celebrations, Puritan roles, and Massasoit’s peaceful visit. It notes early proclamations by Peter Stuyvesant and American presidents, leading to the modern nationwide holiday with feasting and worship.
A verbose Thanksgiving reflection praises America's relative prosperity freedom and generosity. The piece notes ample liberty fertile lands and scarce crowding while acknowledging misfortune met with communal aid, echoing a Washingtonian call to serve the greater good on this holiday.
Hannah Plant of Little Rock credits Bucklen Arnica Salve with curing long running sores after other remedies failed. The ad touts the product as a marvelous healer for cuts burns and wounds, guaranteed at drug stores. The document also contains a lengthy 1905 rural agricultural notice about the Oconee Cotton Association meeting in Walhalla and related county farm union actions promising officer elections and pledge drives to stabilize cotton prices.
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