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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1909
Page
4
Personal notices and tributes of respect are free if under one hundred words. Notices beyond that length incur a charge of one cent per word. The message mentions a company and advertising policy for obituaries printed in the publication.
A garbled report describes opposition to an abandoned road plan in a state, noting proposals for a convenient link and potential routes through various towns. The text mentions connections to Fath thy ippier part of the State and Barbeston, with references to the Diol Faliroad and national events. The piece is fragmented but implies political actions, regional concerns, and future considerations for infrastructure.
The article argues that lower cotton prices hurt Southern growers who supply raw material while speculators may seize the cheaper stock. It warns producers face adverse effects if prices fall further, noting a decline harms both the textile chain and farm income as warehouses tighten and demand falters.
The text discusses producers and factions, noting that the weakening of Ye producer would harm, but that two warring factions in Bowie and South pity rich dependences influence market conditions. It urges producers to travel, hold fast to what is stable, and mentions cotton remaining promising despite uncertainties.
The city of Charleston invites guests to attend a festival from the 20th to the 30th, urging a visit to enjoy sights and reception. Officials promise broad South Carolina turnout and a generous welcome, highlighting Charleston’s hospitality and the hope for strong citizen and visitor participation in the celebration.
Local notes mention Clifton Davis planning to learn of her status and recovery hopes. Mrs T R Harris and son Leon attended a quarterly conference at Siulth's Chapel. Mentions of Oakway shops, shopping in Anderson, and various residents visiting and returning home. Church activities and speakers at a meeting are listed with questions on duty and evangelism.
Reed of The Cotton Journal asserts that current carryover in cotton is normal, citing September 1 1908 and November 1 1900 figures. He notes worldwide stocks including European mills and compares December 1908 levels to prior years, arguing against claims of abnormal surpluses and highlighting domestic and continental weekly consumption data. The report also mentions community social events, local personnel, and recent memorials.
A fragmented report notes changes to the C&G road timetable affecting Hie Kidse Railroad and Columbus-bound travel. Public reaction blurs with political asides, questioning presidential integrity and corporate influence as schedules hint at shifts in rail service and alignment with trust interests.
Ordinary count and special count described. Interest and sinking fund for bonds referenced. School tax mentioned with mills rate. Ambiguities in OCR. key entities: Bridges, Ronde, bonds, mills.
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