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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1908

Page

2

Cooperation 18 Wanted to Help Fight Farm Pests

Clemson College reports the Division of Entomology seeks Cor residents to aid in controlling major pests harming South Carolina crops. Farmers, truck and dairy growers urged to join, provide farm sketches and monthly reports, receive guidance and surveys to tailor home pest control strategies and prevent losses from worms white grubs and other insects.

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An unclear incident at a county location reported

A fragmentary report describes a morning event involving county officials and a registrar with mention of a rear location near a wall, a driver, and a brief, tense scene. The text references officers, a republican party element, and a court or public office setting but details are obscured.

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Haskell Divisits Roosevelt saga ends with charge defense

Guthrie Oklahoma September 41 Governor Chas N Hankel, former treasurer of the Democratic national committee, releases a lengthy defense to charges against President Roosevelt. He blasts attacks on integrity, disputes land and franchise issues, and asserts the Interior Department record condemns the accused.

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Scott's Emulsion Advertisement Features Four Household Benefits

An advertising notice promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites as a home remedy. It claims it cures hard colds, strengthens delicate children, restores strength to emaciated parents, and serves as a standard treatment for throat and lung issues. Readers are asked to send ad copy and a self addressed envelope to Boute & Downe in New York to receive a complimentary booklet.

Unnamed Black Man Charged With Brutal Fatal Attack

An account describes a Black man who fatally injured a woman in a brutal assault after a dispute over money. The victim died within about ninety minutes. the attacker fled after taking money and was later implicated in a previous fatal assault. The piece notes community context and mentions a local official and physician remarks, with reference to a prior incident and a surgeon’s commentary.

Obituary notice for Emmi Leelaire Cot Anderson 1869 birth and 1908 death

Emmi Leelaire Cot Anderson, daughter of Avia and Margaret Cox, born August 7, 1869 near Honma Path Can. She joined Bayllat church in her youth and later ran a high class boarding house in Seneca. She married Jon A. Anderson on October 6, TRAD. four children survived, including Thomas Hy Anderson and twins Pauline and Charlaine. Her devoted life and charitable work were cherished by family and friends. she will be greatly missed.

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Will Makrick Payemn A Granite Brick Company Charter

A charter was granted to the Granite Brick Company of this city with capital of 200000 dollars, half paid, signaling the start of brick works expected to produce paving brick for Columbia and nearby markets. The company plans plant construction, kilns, and a supply of native paving brick of standard quality, with surveys and expert input guiding site development and production capacity.

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Unclear Fragment Sparks Regional Language Note

The readable text contains garbled phrases about years and numbers, mentioning Chicago and a city official but with many missing or corrupted words. The fragment references a person in Chicago and an officer or official, with uncertain context and no clear event or outcome.

The Price of Cotton Advances, Farmers Union Speak

The Farmers' Union National Cotton Committee, based in Memphis, argues a good cotton price must cover production costs, land value, and provide farmer prosperity. They urge Southern business support for the cotton movement to curb speculation and lift prices, promising eventual sharp gains with joint farmer and business action.

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Navy to transfer reserve ships to new Norfolk yard

Washington October 1 The old reserve base at Norfolk will move its vessels to the navy yard at Charleston. The transfer aims to concentrate reserve ships and equipment at a single facility as soon as possible, with older barracks and ships relocated to the new site for ready service.

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Candy Cola Cure Tablet and Preventive Aids Mentioned

A fragmented ad note describes a Candy Cola Cure Tablet and Preventive Aids for fever and illness. It mentions J. W. Bell selling a box of 48 tablets for 25 cents and references Cuban politics with a promise of one candidate per lie in the upcoming November election.

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Nostalgic Patent Medicine Promises for Nursing Mothers

An implied advertisement touts Dr Merco's Favorite Prescription as a cure for maternal weakness and ailments. The text markets a herbal extract claimed to restore vigor for nursing mothers and women with multiple births, promising safety, authenticity, and professional endorsement.

Newberry Woman Arrested in Child Custody and Theft

Mrs. Lake, a Newberry woman described as well dressed and from a good family, admitted to chloroforming her husband to kidnap their two year old child. Police recovered $70, the husband’s pistol, and the child after a warrant for grand larceny was issued as custody arrangements had previously shifted. The case stems from a volatile reconciliation and an alleged attempt to keep the child from the husband.

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Marital Conflict Over Potatoes Sparks Fatal Fight

A dispute in Haris Creek Lincoln county escalated into a deadly clash over potatoes brought to a store for sale. Jake Mowers accused of theft confronted by Power and Bivoiold. shots fired. Power died, Ward injured, others shaken as community recounts the feud. Local authorities investigate the incident and seizure of goods from the store.

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Horrific dwelling fire ends in suicide and death

In Morrinton North Carolina a man named Wil, despondent and intoxicated, killed his companion and family by setting a house alight. He attempted to drive away the man and then hid as flames consumed him, leaving only a charred remains. The piece ends with an advertisement for medicines and local drugstores.

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Malformed OCR Brief From Fever Plague Hits Rivers Valley

Millions face fever and pestilence in the Mist River valley as towns like Maldaci and Velipee report widespread illness. Authorities warn the River Valley is heavily affected with a wave of sickness feared to reach 10 000 people.

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