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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
4
The Eowee Courier established 1849 notes obituaries and tributes up to one hundred words printed free. Notices beyond that length may be charged at one cent per word. Publication instructions reference Ween Spay, September 21, 1910, and the notice is cast to accompany manuscript.
A handsome 1 page booklet from Westminster Board of Trade is praised for its enterprise and local pride. The piece highlights Westminster and its sister town’s efforts, calling the publication a fine, detailed view of community progress and marketing.
The text discusses cotton marketing and farmer nerve amid price drops caused by speculators. It notes two key questions: securing what is rightfully theirs and whether to sell at market or hold for higher returns. It warns that cotton sharks push prices down, risking farmers destroying crops, and emphasizes fair pricing and prudent action to protect families and futures.
Fragmented passage praises Colaman Livingston Blase as a worthy governor candidate from South Carolina. It extols trust, honor, and public service, urging support for a candidate deemed fit to lead the state and inspire the people.
The piece defends Governor hopeful Blease despite past disputes, urging readers to trust his ability to lead. It acknowledges disappointment but argues his administration could fulfill the state's needs and asks supporters to back him to ensure a successful tenure.
A recent election on annexation of the Clemson College section of Anderson was not held due to a technicality. Voters in Mekens County south of the Southern Railway were to decide on remaining in or joining with Calhoun. The issue will be settled later.
A fragment from the Spartanburg Herald and Charleston News and Courier discusses politics and war, reflecting on confession and faith, and noting that many politicians may never grasp the true difference when they die.
A damaged ad-like snippet touts Electric Bitters for nerves, bowels, and strains with claims of health benefits and guaranteed satisfaction. It mentions Mrs J Vin de Sunde and promotes use during severe stress and weak health.
The ceremony, performed by HeSA Simeleton at the Methodist church, united Miss Addie Leroi Vandiver and Newton Carl Debson. Attending were Miss Minnie Trastor with Moore, Mrs. Winter with Winfield Dickson, and Miss Tompsie Hult. After the ceremony, the couple will reside with the groom’s brother on Main Street. Also noted is a nearby discussion of cotton boll damage and a testimonial for Tucklen's Arnica Salve.
Richland Sept 19 Special Maggie and Wagenia Stokes returned to Greenville after a pleasant summer visiting their aunt Mrs Nighs. Miss Myra Ballenger left for Greenville to enter Chicora College. Mr and Mrs Fred Cow of Ville are visiting Richland. Marion Cow taught in Dothan and is home again. John Ballenseer entered Mish School. Cathhinn of Greenville in town. Miss Clyde Smith left for Fort Madison to teach. Several others, including Abbie Stokes and Misses Pauline and Christine Anderson, also head to Greenville and various towns for schooling or family visits amid church events and local social outings.
County gives notice to the lowest responsible bidder for rebuilding a bridge across Draneh aid vagine near Willian Siribline old place, Tarran. Bid details and bond requirements to be specified. County Board of Education election planned in south Union school district No 7 on October 1. Voters will note the High School issue on the ballot with For or Against Wish School.
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