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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
2
A January sequence from Columbia reports activity in both houses before adjournment, including memorial readings, bills on roads and bridges, a population tax on dogs earmarked for education, classroom bacteriology duties, and Winthrop College completion funding. It also notes Senator Milman’s reelection, districting proposals, and the January 11 inauguration events with official ceremonies and speeches.
A fragmented 18th to 19th century portrait of Queen Victoria and her consort Prince Albert. The text traces Victoria's lineage from James II era through her ascent in 1837, detailing marriages, dynastic ties, and the modernization of Britain under their influence. It references royal titles, notable family members, and parliamentary actions surrounding the royal couple.
A ransom letter from Union Springs Alabama urges Captain Frazer to pay $500 for his missing son, a Blackwood school student. The letter promises no questions and threatens beyond the United States if funds are sent, with claims of a decoy plot and a hotel meetup in Atlanta. Authorities and family remain cautiously hopeful amid reported investigations and repeated anonymous communications.
Alliance Notice states that Alliance and Hounty will moor at Torynty Tan Academy on Saturday the 2d day of February at 10 o'clock in the morning. Brethren are required to attend to transact business, formulate plans for the Alliance for the year, and arrange for quorum. Signed by Y. O. Langaton, Croudont, A. Hy Billon, Secretary.
A fragmented letter page urges radical ward reorganization and removal of a Confederate monument draft. It calls for six wards, redistricting, and citizen participation while criticizing the mayor and proposing a public library memorial. The missive also critiques indigestion remedies and promotes Kodol as a digestive aid.
A January 16 banquet hosted by the Bachelors Club for the Wantwinate society’s young ladies featured elegant decor, a holly and cotillions theme, and a lavish menu including oysters, turkey with eggs, strawberries, olives, and multiple desserts. Toasts honored community figures while guests praised the occasion, though some remarks hinted at future obituaries for the group.
Fragmented OCR text reports on Kentucky figures and pro prohibition themes. Mentions several entities and events in a chaotic mix, referencing liquor control, army strength, and a New York refinery. Content is garbled with many illegible names and terms.
A dormitory building at Watford College in Spartanburg burned Friday around 2 am. About forty students occupied the structure, many escaped unhurt though some were nearly trapped. The fire originated on the third floor from a chair fall and spread before alarms could be extinguished. The college plans to continue operations with student accommodations on campus. The damaged building was a 19th century alumnae project, valued at roughly $16,000 and funded by the Alumnae Association.
Important tax payment notice requires payment by February 1, 1901 to avoid penalties. Also notice of the January 23 board meeting of the County Commissioners of Oconee County to be held in Walhalla on Friday January 31 1901. Claimants must file by February 3.
Citation notice from MMI of South Carolina Oconee County by Probate Judge D A Smith states Tamoy Sofiders seeks administration of John W Sandora estate. Notice requires creditors and heirs to appear at Walhalla Court on January 9 to show cause why administration should not be granted. Published January 28, 1901 in the X County newspaper.
Notios to Debtors and Creditors from TL persona Indebted to the salnte of Washington Oxleaby. Winkiington-Oxleaby requires payment to the Muoralgnod. The notice states payment must be made within the time proscribed by law. Executor Miller of Waah nA Oglesby announces the estate and demands settlement by Monupry 15, 1001.
Fragmented OCR lists various items and prices in a bold sale notice. Reading shows references to goods like shirts, and phrases about a large stock and special offers. The text is garbled but conveys a discount sale atmosphere with personal names and prices scattered.
A garbled ad lists a wide range of textiles and garments including dress goods, eve, and children overskirts with low prices. It promises stock clearance before buying and invites customers to visit to see the assortment and deals. The copy stresses low prices, late hours, and potential money-back incentives.
Public notice of an executor sale of lands in Oconee County South Carolina described as parcels on Chopattoo Creek near Westminster, heirs of Washington Oglesby deceased evidenced by a mortgage and deed of trust. Sale to satisfy debts with bidding at the courthouse during legal hours. includes Placed properties, acreage around seventy nine, with deed recorded in county records and conditions for purchaser payments and paper stamps.
The State of South Carolina and Odonxer County court order sale of Lot No. 2 in Davidville town via deed of Elijah Sidon under probate. property described along the river with 70 acres and various bounds. The auction, to be held February 4, 1001, in front of the court house, will be to the highest bidder with costs and stamps payable.
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