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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
3
A long, garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names, places, and partial events. It mentions people such as Minnie, Harry, and Miss Wallach, various towns and institutions, and scattered references to weddings, school openings, and local happenings. The text reads like a noisy local column with many unreadable segments and abrupt topic shifts.
The Rabun County docket lists two murder preliminaries held at Clayton. Wall facing murder charges awaits August trial in Blair County jail, while another suspect linked to Christopher O Byrne case near Atlanta is bound over for August. Separate notes recount a fatal shooting near Walhalla, a petty theft spree, and a Clemson College commencement amid community social events and local gatherings.
Westminster Wrarixeren June reports show ongoing Presbyterian gatherings drawing large crowds, with Rev. Wilson and Rev. Vermillion aiding. The notice mentions weddings, a long list of locals, travel for Rev. Leo Darrell, and community updates including school staff, visitors, and upcoming events across Westminster.
The ad claims kidney and bladder issues affect both sexes and even children, causing diminished vigor and control. It promotes Swamp-Root as a quick remedy with a promise of a free pamphlet and sample bottle by mail, urging readers to contact Dr. Kilmer and Gow in Binghamton NY through physicians or the newspaper.
The report mentions Senator Milmanny returning to Edgefield and possibly attending the opening campaign meeting in Orangeburg while planning speeches in South Dakota for Pettigrew. It recalls William Steele of Calhoun Georgia, a Palmetto Sharp Shooter veteran, and praises his wartime service. It also includes a testimonial about Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption and a brief note on political maneuvering around Bowt and Hoyt in the Democratic party.
A terse factory ad promises a crop boost with a fiber composition look book. It claims sufficient supply yields full crops while scarcity produces scrubby growth. Thepromotion touts German Kali Works at Nassau Street New York.
A boiler explosion at the Dako brick works in West Anniston, Alabama, this morning killed two men instantly and a third died later, with two others severely injured. The blast blew out boiler ends and shattered the nearby dwelling as investigators noted the gauge showed forty five pounds of steam before the safety valve failed. A second item reports a mob attacking prisoners at a Mississippi depot, hanging two men bound back to back with no clear confession.
A long OCR fragment lists many residents and friends announcing candidacies for county offices including Master in Equity, County Commissioner, Sheriff, State Senator, Clerk of Court, Auditor, and Superintendent of Education. It notes these announces are subject to the Democratic primary election and expresses support from friends and committees across Oconee and nearby counties.
A jumbled ad-like text promotes Poulley Fencing selling chicken enclosures and rails for coops. It touts economical fencing and a modular design, inviting readers to see a demonstration and purchase options for keeping poultry.
A readable listing describes a broad assortment of lawn cloths and fabrics in multiple colors including white, colored varieties, and patterned pieces. It mentions names of fabrics and general ranges in color and style, indicating a complete line of lawn fabrics and associated textiles.
A garbled notice discusses shoes, a scheme or regulation, and references distances and yards. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving a fragmentary description of a shoe related topic and a perplexing measurement section.
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