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The Repluce Courier published every Thursday morning by Jaynes Shelor Smith Steck offers subscription at 51.00 per year. Advertising rates are mentioned but not fully legible.
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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
2
The Repluce Courier published every Thursday morning by Jaynes Shelor Smith Steck offers subscription at 51.00 per year. Advertising rates are mentioned but not fully legible.
Report from Louisville details talks between seven Democratic and Republican representatives aiming to settle disputes without further action. A tentative treaty would remove militia from the state capital and move meetings to Frankfort. Legislative action expected Monday with several conditions and potential suspensions pending.
A fragmented late 19th century notice outlines Walnalla’s semi centennial celebration. It notes seeking citizen involvement, memorials for local leaders, and public events to honor foundational figures while inviting broad community participation and support.
A noisy gathering centers on Governor Goebel as he challenges opponents and defends policies. Speakers include Anita and Gretel, with remarks on crime, public safety, and governance. The event references proclamations, political factions, and ongoing state political drama shaping the 19th century contest.
A garbled account of a legislative week reviews sessions, bills, and committee actions. It notes debates on taxation and road work, bills on pensions and public aid, and discussions about adjournment timing. Names and places are obscured by OCR noise, but mentions to committees, counties, and state approvals appear throughout.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a local agitation with references to voting, threats, and community tension. Names and places are obscured, but the text implies a gathering or event with warnings, possible conflict, and enforcement actions amid a tense atmosphere.
Fragmented text discusses supposed health benefits of a product called Liver Pills and related remedies. It references digestion, constipation, liver function, and various dubious claims. The passage appears as garbled OCR with many misspellings and unlikely medical assertions.
A meeting of farmers and businessmen met at Walhalla on the 5th to discuss fertilizer trust and methods to aid phosphate industries. Speakers urged unity to influence legislation, promote fertilizer use, and consider cotton price options to support farming interests amid phosphate and fertilizer debates.
A garbled page fragment lists numerous medical and health topics and products with no coherent events. It mentions remedies for women’s ailments, health benefits, and various sensational phrases, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks actionable details or identifiable names.
A fragmentary comment questions whether Baby Too Tiina is undernourished and hints at past mistakes weakening digestion. The speaker urges practical care over medicine, suggesting simple, everyday common-sense steps to support natural growth rather than aggressive treatment.
Advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion improves baby digestion when given three to four times daily. It asserts rapid gains from the first day and notes benefits for both mother and child, citing twenty five years of proven use.
A stream of caustic prose and hostile argument targets county commissioners. The misspelled and fragmented text accuses officials of bias, mismanagement, and favoritism while telegraphing long running local tensions. Strong figures include Lemmon, Verner, and neighbors, with repeated calls for accountability and public works.
A fragmented account describes county debt, multiple districts, and contractors who fail to spend and work as promised. It details levied taxes, contracted districts, and disputes over payments while residents confront rising costs, idle projects, and disputed wages across several towns.
Fragmented OCR outlines a public notice listing debtors and creditors, a hotel payment dispute, and a series of exams or hearings tied to a semester and local officials. Names and places are garbled, but the document centers on financial claims, partial dates, and court or institutional actions.
A damaged OCR fragment references a trespass notice with scattered names and locations. It mentions authorities and possible victims or involved parties in a municipal context. The legible items include terms like trespass and enforcement actions, with uncertain surrounding details.
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