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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1901
Page
2
The Beatoce Wourier announces free obituary notices under one hundred words. Tributes and memorials of Fenpool may be printed at no charge. Notices over the limit require payment at one cent per word, with cash accompanying manuscripts.
Dispatches from Washington report Senator John L. McLaurin backing a government exhibit on Pro Boise Mont McKinley and Cabinet at the Charleston Exposition despite congressional funding delays. The piece traces political maneuvering, party factions, and the risk to cotton farmers amid tariff and industrial policy debates.
Washington dispatch reports Director General Averill and Senator McLaurin in talks with President on a possible federal exhibit at the Charleston Exposition. Officials caution against premature details while aiming to secure government participation under suitable conditions. A visit by McLaurin and Averill may extend to Buffalo for further consultations with expo officials.
John I Reagan of Houston, sole surviving Confederate Cabinet member, cites public documents to claim Lincoln offered no compensation or pardons to freed slaves and argues Confederacy would not abandon war. Reagan discusses Stephens, Hunter, Campbell and other figures, noting contested claims from 1865.
An imperfect OCR fragment surveys the South Carolina Experimental Station notes on milk fever treatment, mentions Clemson College, and cites a veterinary app with iodide injections for cows. It also includes garbled local notices about trials, thefts, and public concerns, with scattered names and places.
In Bohoon April events, Dr. A Montague of Furman University spoke at the Baptist church on Friday evening about education to a sizable audience despite inclement weather. The report notes visiting locals, church services, and community notices including church duties, club meetings, and local personalities in Seneca and nearby towns.
A cryptic and garbled OCR passage references Kodol Dyspepsia Gore and various disjointed names, places, and events. The text shifts between medical product mentions, scattered personal names, and fragmented historical cues, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable dates or locations. The result is an unreadable collage of phrases with minimal substantive content to summarize.
A fragment listing numerous items for sale including axes, hardware, groceries, clothing, shoes, cookware, and household goods. The ad promises reduced prices on items from blankets to телevisions, with wide assortment and potential bargains for shoppers.
The county commission invites bids for the Cane Creek Bridge project. Lowest responsive bidder will be selected. Envelopes due April 26 at 42 oclock in the afternoon. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. S. M. Pool, Supervisor. A. Th Schrader, Clerk.
FPUSE County Commissioners will call for bids from the lowest responsible bidder to repair the Wind Palis Bridge over Little River. Bids due Thursday April 9 at 1:00 a.m. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Vague notice shows county commissioners rejecting all bids for bridge repairs. Names M. Pooh and S. Pool appear as supervisors. Multiple dates listed for bidding tasks suggest confusion. project concerns a bridge over Keowee River and Creek at Wiglapton area.
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