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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
2
Two teams met at a local venue with notable participants including Pw Maelor and the RennA event. Officials and spectators observed a decisive finish as teams showcased speed and strategy in a short relay style sprint.
Fragmentary report recounts July organization at Clemson by the Oconee Teachers Association. Describes Columbian hall scenes with Clemson landmarks, educators and their families, and remarks by Prof. Furman on education and training. Mentions misspelled names and various teachers influencing students and rural schools.
A series of remarks urges boosting education in Oconee County with stronger rural schools, a dedicated superintendent, more stamps for teacher recruitment, and community groups like mother clubs. It advocates a Wade Hampton style leadership, dues for membership, and broader efforts to raise college access while stressing the economic return of educational investment. The piece also includes a chaotic dental advertisement and a drastic historical aside about a Roman assassination, tying into a broader plea for public education and civic involvement.
The Darlington grand jury’s final presentment of September 2 accuses Pegraw Dargan of aiding and abetting Robert Keith Dargan in procuring carbolic acid and other drugs used to end a life on July 11, 1905 in Darlington. Witnesses named include J. N. Clanton, Dr. G. B. Edwards, J. S. Floyd, and J. R. Doyle. Judge Gary commends the jury.
The Union and Buffalo Cotton Mills operate under T C Duncan with E W Robertson directing finances. Stockholders show strong confidence and workers remain, awaiting final financial details. Experts are examining books and expect a more favorable status than initially thought.
William J. Bryan publicizes a letter to President Roosevelt urging support for expanding the Interstate Commerce Commission to set fair freight rates. He warns that railroad interests and party factions may block reform, calling for steadfast action to protect the country and reform efforts.
A September report notes Yorkville residents voicing strong opposition to a planned dispensary. Amid unclear details, a following segment mentions a Russia loan plan split between Paris and Bertin, estimated near 41.74 million, signaling tense local and international financial implications.
County Treasurer W. J. Schroder announces tax collection for five years from October 18, 1903 to December 31, 1905 with penalties rising by month from January to March. Notices urge payment, provide levy breakdown by state, county, school districts, and poll and dog taxes, and require postage with receipts.
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