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25 Sep 1907
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Keowee Courier in Walhalla, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1907
Page
1
Westminster Knitting Mills to Increase Capital Stock
Board of Directors adopts resolution to raise Westminster Knitting Mills capital to 40000 with 20000 new shares of 60 each designated as Preferred Stock. 7 percent cumulative dividend, liquidation priority, redeemable at par, voting rights equal to common. Stockholders meeting set for October 26 1907 at 3 p m. proxies requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
The
Westminster Knitting Mills
Notice of Special Tax Election in Tokeena District No 2
Notice that a special election to vote on a two mill tax will be held at the School House on September 28 1907 from 3 to 5 pm. Voters must present current tax receipt and registration certificate. Trustees appoint election managers. returns recorded like general elections. Craig Co Supt. of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Craig
Tokeena
Craig, Co
Education
Comcross
L. Craig
Educatio
Master's Sale of Four Lots in Seneca Town Lot Plan
In the Court of Common Pleas of Oconee County South Carolina the Master will offer for sale at the Walhalla courthouse door on October 7 1907 the four town lots in Seneca described as Nos 178 174 183 and 184 fronting Fair Play South Second and Oale l streets containing about two acres. Terms: half cash day of sale and balance on one year credit with interest from sale. purchaser may prepay within thirty days. If terms not met the Master may resell on same terms until a buyer complies. Purchasers pay extra for all papers. W C Whith Master for Oconee County September 18 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Walhalla
8. C
Thomas M. Lowery
Wales Lowery
J. B. Lowery
Tom Marshal Lowery
Seneca
Fair Play Street
South Second Street
Oale l Street
J. W. Harper
W. C. Whith
Oconee County
Not Special Tax Emotion Notice in Cross District 21 Election
Notice sets election details for a special tax vote in Cross District No 21 at five o clock p m with tickets Yen for yes and No for no voters must show last year’s tax receipt and registration certificate. trustees named as election managers. Also includes final settlement notice for Archie M Todd estate with J W Todd applying for probate discharge in Oconee County South Carolina and Walhalla Court House on Oct 21, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Smith, Kay
Oconee County
South Carolina
Walhalla Court House
Archie M, Todd
J. W. Todd
Westminster Petition Seeks Trains 35 and 36 Stop
Westminster seeks improved passenger service asking train 35 and 36 to stop on signal. Railroad Commissioner John H. Harrell discussed the Westminster correspondence with Greenville News and will report after consulting railroad officials. The town aims for three daily stops in each direction, up from two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmin
Magnolia
Annie Kay
J. J. Harrell
J Ty
Leland Marett
Babe
Seneca
Marett
Clarence L. McLin
New Orleans
John L. McLin
Westminster
Falls
Greenville
John H. Harle
Southern Railway
Farle
Earle
D. L. Norris
C. Moon
Comer
Atlanta
W. P. Anderson
Mary
L. M. Peden
M. Peden
Fairview
Andrew N. Gilreath
A. H. Dagnall
Anderson Bar
Mary Carter
T. N. Carter
Richmond
Maude Simpson
Louise Sheldon
Columbia
College For Women
John Harbert
M. W. Jones Faye
Iynery
Stonecypher Drug Company
Westminster Graded School
el Anderson
Nar
W. B. Adams
G. T. Whaley
Dalton
C. B. Dickson
W. A. Dickerson
C. I’. Adams
J. H. Barnett
J. W. Alexander
Oak Grove
J. M. Durham
Valhalla
Whaley
Dickson
T. D. Alexander
W.B. Adams
Oconee
Margie Stribling
Mary Sheldon
Jamestown
A. McDaniel
Cary Poore
Mary Foster
Oakway
Augustus Foster
Tugaloo Presbyterian Church
Lavonia
B. Vaughn
Misa Tula Miller
J. R. Moore Offelat
Ing
Vaughn
Be, Miller
Negro Outlaw Shot to Death in Collinsville Ill
In Collinsville Illinois September 19 a negro named George White terrorized streets and saloons firing a revolver prompting deputies to fire. White barricaded his saloon and resisted arrest, then was shot through the head by a deputy in the outskirts. White had long been viewed as dangerous. Also includes an advertisement claiming Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy cured diarrheal illness with testimonial from R G Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
Ill
George White
White
Hi Jong
Chamberlain
R. G. Stewart
Stewart & Bro
Greenville
Ala
W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Standard Oil Defying Texas Hearing Reveals Ties
A Chicago hearing disclosed statements about Standard Oil avoiding Texas by using Corsicana and other entities under different names. Dialogue questioned officers Felger Payne and links to Manhattan Oil, with Milburn denying direct involvement and noting limited knowledge of some companies. The testimony highlighted alleged corporate control and dividends without clear confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsisana Company
Texas
H. ©. Folger
C. M. Payne
Standard Oil Company
Rilford
Mr. Folger
Mr. Payne
Standard OM Comeny
Mr. Kellogg
Witan
Milburn
Corsicana Company
Miford
Kellogg
New Jersey
Op- Sega Tdence
Standard
Manhattan Oil Company
Ohio
Mr. Tilford
B.C. Benedict
Anthony H. Brady
Pie
Manhattan Company
Chicago
Cotton schools urged for cotton grading course nationwide
The National Farmers Union education committee backs adding a grading and classification cotton course to all South state agricultural schools. Clemson College in South Carolina has launched a textile department course on classification and grading with potential warehouse book keeping. Interested parties may contact Professor Doggett, Textile Department, Clemson College. Cotton growers are urged to support the plan to protect buyers’ grading interests. Visiting cards advertise engraving services by The Keover Courier in Walhalla, South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farmers’ Union
Clemson Agricultural College
Clemson College
8. C
Doggett
Death of Mrs A W Thompson Shocks Seneca
The death of Mrs Ay Thompson occurred at her home early this morning after a sudden decline. A longtime Seneca resident and widow of A W Thompson, she aided town progress and left a large family. Funeral at home with interment at Mountain View cemetery follows a church meeting and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Ay Thompson
Yester
James H
William E
Arthur H
Joseph B
J. B. Crayton
W. D. Holland
Sue Thomps
Mountain View Cemetery
8. K. Dendy
Valhalla
A. W. Thompson
L. R. VanDiviere
Margie
Miss McBride
Greenvill
Mary Cherry
Bug Norris
Greenville
Willie Cherry
BH. H. Verner
Luke W. Verner
Sue
Norma Gignillat
College For Women
Columbia
Fannie Earle
Wille
A. P. Brown
Lloyd Trimmier
Beneca
Arrington
Hunter
Bessie Wilson
Missionary Union
Lowndesville
L. W. Verner
D. K. Norris
J. W. Stribling
Nan Osborne
John Myers
Goe
M. Lowerys
Atlanta
Mra
J. T. Lawrence
Charles
William Boggs
W. K. Livingston
Jeannette Holland
Sin Nombre Club
Health in the Canal Zone Tempts Skilled Workers
High wages in Panama Canal construction lure young artisans despite fears of fevers and malaria. Those who have used Electric Bitters say they travel there without fear, trusting the remedy for malaria and other ailments. It also claims to cure blood poison and stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. Guaranteed by druggists for 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Our Cotton Letter on cotton prices and farmer action
Theodore Price urges cotton farmers to resist market prices by holding cotton for 15 cents per bale. He compares farmers’ leverage to Wall Street knights and argues for buying and withholding crops to sustain Farm ers Union price supports. The letter highlights weather affecting bolls and urges rapid action to secure minimum prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Price
Pfiéb
Knights of Wall Streot
Knights of Annaning
Wall Street
Aldo
Prini der Bositora
Farmara
South
Union Meeting of New Wealminster September 1907
A union meeting of the Whaver dam Baptist Association will gather September 28 and 29 1907. All churches are asked to send their Sunday School delegates and participate in devotional services and workshops led by pastors and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealminster Ohen
Whaverdam Baptist Association
Superintendenta
Deep Fall Plowing Reforms for Higher Farm Profits
The speaker argues farmers must improve methods and invest in better tools rather than blaming labor. Deep fall plowing enhances soil moisture and fertilizer retention, with twelve inches of depth outperforming shallow plowing. He urges stacking three acres by deep fall plowing to cut map labor and boost crop cultivation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.W
J. E
Bauknight
Cconee
Court of Common Pleas
NEWA
Wier
J. J. Harret
Woman's Missionary Union
Westminster Oil and Fertilizer Company
Rena Hunsinger
Ada Marott
Greenville Female College
Clinton
Leon Harrie
Fair
Rey. J. Jarrell
D. A. Smith
Keowee
A. L. Gossett
Standard Oil
State of
CAMDS
Keover
Sealand
W. .B Hutt
J. H. Stone
J. B. Harris
Blackburn
W. N. Bruce
F. M. Cary
G. Holland
J. R. Earle
Cmith
C. L. Rag
Christ
J. R. Moot
Bros. Durham
Morton
T. M. Dlrod
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