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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
1
A 1900 era ad touts yard-wide sheeting at five cents per yard and a new line of KABO CORSETS. Petes Co. and W. Bauknight promote 5-cent washing powder and 5-cent soap. Mentions small price packages and shop names.
Facts about the famous body of which he was a member are presented. The text references Col. Jas L Orron Wallage House and notes his association with a notable body. Details remain fragmentary but center on his membership and status.
Fragmentary reminiscence of South Carolina Reconstruction era recounting the 1870s upheaval. The author praises Governor Hampton and stresses courage, unity, and loyalty to state rights, detailing election violence, federal troops, and the contested government, with reflections on civic duty and reconstruction’s aftermath.
Kansas eyes a strong wheat harvest with projected output around 100000 bushels per acre across the state. Officials note rising grain prices and export demand while farmers anticipate better yields and improved market conditions amid new harvest activity across southern regions.
Colonel Hoyt, a Prohibition candidate for governor, returned from Louisville reunion where he spoke on the state executive committee pledge. He voiced support for the pledge, discussed party unity, and announced plans to file the pledge in Orangeburg on the upcoming date, citing strong Prohibition sentiment from veterans and supporters across South Carolina.
A fragmented excerpt hints at Sen Tillman and local voters in Charleston with mentions of opportunities to cast ballots. The text references forthcoming elections and potential changes, noting expected shifts in support and possible outcomes for Sonatas and local figures.
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