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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1907
Page
8
A poem by Samuel Howell features a refrain Keep a pullin with advice to persevere through hardship and rough seas. In New York October 24 a sentimental burglar steals 800 dollars from Guatus Rutland’s home but spares his daughter Grace and leaves a note saying he has a sweet child and regrets the crime.
A London Daily Mail piece describes a Basque milkman in Paris who drives a small herd of goats through streets to milk on request. It covers goat dairies, pasteurization, and the popularity of goat milk, meat, and cheeses in France, plus a note on English attitudes and urban use. It also reports George Kenney’s death sentence in Charleston for the murder of a guard, with details on accomplices and appeals.
A fragment from a rural item notes tea sellers and a local event at a community table. The sparse text confirms a small gathering and mentions a tie or table arrangement among participants. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
In his annual message Governor Ansel will likely urge a modest tax rise of about a half mill, with a broader plan for three yearly increases debated but election pressures may curb action. County reports show higher valuations, railroads accounting for most gains, total 1907 assessments near 260.5 million dollars.
Announcement of candidates for the unexpired Probate Judge term in Oconee County. Dresden A Smith Jr seeks the office in a special election on November 6 1907. B Lobar editor endorses the Democratic party bid for the same post. John B S Dendy is also declared a candidate for Probate Judge in Oconee County.
An old column extols a homemade mix of Fluid extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Compound Syrup Sareparia, claiming it cleanses kidneys and relieves rheumatism. It urges readers to prepare the mixture, drink water, and seek ready-made versions from local druggists for relief and potential cure.
In Columbus on October 23 the Georgia Woman's Christian Temperance Union celebrated the passing of the prohibition bill No 23. The second day of their session featured Jubilee Night with a program praising the victory of prohibition forces and planning further action to maintain the outcome.
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