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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1908

Page

3

Name the Subdivision for Piedmont Land and Improvement

A dated plea invites readers to suggest names for a Westminster South Carolina subdivision bought by the Piedmont Land and Improvement Company. Submit five names with a chance to win ten dollars if your choice is selected.

Piedmont Land and Improvement Company H. Miller

Information Wanted About Soldier at Fair Play Meeting

A Baptist church meeting in Fair Play, led by Rev. J B Herron with Rev. Eugene Graham closed last Sabbath after a week of sermons. Twelve new converts joined the church while residents and visitors attended daily. The column also notes local visits, health worries, and community notices including missionary society plans and requests for information about Ben W Harry and his wartime service.

Baptist Church J. B. Herron Eugene Graham Cross Roads Graham Chicago Ilinois Bertha Eubanks Oakway Anna Pearle Marett A. R. Marett Townville Marett C. D. Giles T. R. Harris Carnesville Martin Wilton Davis Walter Davis Heller Keels Marett EB. Barton Piedmont Colit H. Mason Charlotte Clinton Leon Raford Harris Elberton Atlanta Florence Durham Pruitt Emma Durham John Leathers Spartanburg R. P. Leathers Mal Carrier W. J. Knox Bright Louis Jasper John Holland Kathleen Anderson Sarah Wooten Fork A. P. Marett Westminnster the Courier Ben W. Harry Pal Play

How to Keep Water Cold in a Homemade Cooler

A Woman's Home Companion writer recommends cooling water by wrapping a pitcher with two sheets of thick brown paper and a half inch layer of cotton batting, forming a box-like cover. This crown is placed over the pitcher to exclude air, creating a seal that preserves ice and keeps water cold long after the ice melts.

Woman's Home Companion

Dr Kings New Life Pills The Best In The World

An early 20th century ad proclaims Dr Kings New Life Pills as the best in the world claiming unmatched effectiveness. The copy emphasizes health benefits and universal appeal with bold claims and sales language typical of patent medicine ads.

Dr. Shoop A. P. Crisp Dr.King

Sheath gown sparks city ban on street wear

Altoona August 22 a stylish sheath gown worn by a young woman drew a crowd as she walked downtown. Mayor Hoyer and Chief Clark inspected the outfit and ordered her to refrain or face arrest. The mayor then issued a broader directive prohibiting such dresses on city streets.

Altoona New York Clark Hoyer Clarke

Ebenezer Items With Local Notes From Aug 24

Rain continues as cotton opens rapidly and fodder is being harvested. Families visiting relatives in Greenville include Annie Jones and two sons Russell and Gilbert. Local residents Mrs Ward and husband recovering from fever. A.B. OG reports many youths attending Wigington mill baptism. Various locals like Charlie Pace and Beulah Huff visit kin. students attend singing school at Wolf Stake church.

Ebenezer Annie Jones Russell Gilbert Greenville Wm. Ward Mra J. D. ‘Tollison J. W E.P. Wood Wolf Stake Wigington's Mill Charlie Pace Seneca Columbus Lee Huff Anderson Beulah Huff Murphy Wolf Stake Church A.B. OG

Beara and the Muddled Phrase on IA Title

A baffling OCR styled line references CABT on IA and The Kind You Have Always Bought, then shifts to a Wyoming girl balking at the ale and a cryptic line about obey and the beginning of the end, yielding a fragmented newspaper fragment.

Beara Wyoming

Anderson Hit Hard By Flood In Anderson County

Aug 27 Anderson reports widespread flood damage after 14.82 inches of rain. Rail lines washed out across the region. bridges, trestles and road embankments destroyed. Power plants flooded at Gregg Shoals and Portman Shoals. Belton and Savannah River facilities damaged. Losses run into hundreds of thousands with bridges, mills, and crops heavily affected. Estimated bridge replacement alone around $50,000. total county damage rising with time. Local officials assess streets and utilities for further impact.

Anderson Anderson County Jackson Blue Ridge Railroad Broadaway Creek Belton Pendleton Cox Mills Augusta Orr Mills Rocky Sulver Lowndesville Starr Anderson Water, Light and Power Company Portman Shoals Savannah River Power Company Gregg Shoals Savannah River Belton Power Company Saluda River Anderson Traction Company Cubbard’s Creek Rocky River J. L. Jackson Rocky Simpson McFall’s Burriss & Finlay Mountain Creek Honea Path Holliday Broadmouth Creek Abbeville Sherard Shearer

Eleven Killed by Cloudburst Near Folsom New Mexico

HI Paso Texas August 28 Eleven persons were killed by a cloudburst just west of Folsom New Mexico. The flood struck the city, drowning eleven and leaving many head of stock killed and extensive property damage. Others are believed lost.

Paso Texas Folsom New Mexico

Fatal pistol accident wounds Augusta editor aboard train

On a Georgia railroad train between Clarkston and Stone Mountain T J Chafee associate editor of the Augusta Herald was fatally shot when a pistol in his suit case exploded after the strap caught on the trigger. The weapon a .41 Colt’s fired as he reached for cigars, piercing his abdomen and spine. He died within an hour at Stone Mountain Inn.

Atlanta T. J. Chafee Augusta Herald Georgia Clarkston Stone Mountain Chafee Augusta Sioux Falls Iowa P. A. Steiner J. G. Ernest W. T. McCurdy

Vessel Sinks After Typhoon Sighting Off Port Got

A trading vessel arrived with word that the British steamer Duncarn was sunk two days earlier in a typhoon off Port Got on the island of Kluhtu. Fifty-one of the fifty-three crew members died.

Tokio Duncarn Kluhtu

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Piedmont Land and Improvement Co Westminster, S. C Fair Play Ncutiepee Tron Sumter JNO T. Bryant Lovel Land Coun Aone Castoria Cloudbusst New Orleans Scott
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