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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
2
The piece covers court proceedings in Walhalla with Judge W. G. Boult, remarks on the grand jury, and lists indictments and sentences. It also follows Ex-Sheriff W. W. Moss’s trip notes detailing Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain, Craven Tower, the Chickamauga River, and Confederate sites, with vivid recollections of the Civil War era and local landmarks.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a legal notice or pledge involving individuals from Nor way and a town, with garbled names and phrases about locating or disclosing actions. The readable content includes references to a March date and a concluding clause about certain persons being liable, but overall meaning is obscured and names are unreadable.
Reports from Wills Point Texas March describe a tornado that cut a three hundred yard wide path through the northwest town, demolishing most homes and destroying the public school. Four dead and about 20 injured, with property losses around 1000000 dollars and widespread ruin across surrounding areas.
The Anderson Mail reports the death of F. Pi Allen following a fatal incident at a livery stable between 12 and 1, and notes a mob threat in Worthington. The piece details Allen’s family, including a widow and a daughter, with context about his past, his marriage, and the community’s response.
Anderson County figures cited in a local interview challenge The North American’s report on slavery, stating only about 20 men were directly tied to contract slavery while the grand jury finding supported broader abolition efforts. The editor notes bias, calls for truth, and defends the Anderson grand jury work.
An early health notice warns that kidneys filter all blood every three minutes and must stay in good order. It explains how kidney illness lets uric compounds build up, causing pains, aches, and rheumatism from lingering impurities in the blood.
The Kicker argues Congress failed to fund a government exhibit at the South Carolina Inter-State and Construction Exposition in Charleston next winter. He defends state pride, cites Clemson, Walhalla, and local industry, and urges a court-house expansion to ease public gathering spaces. A cough remedy ad from Chamberlains is included.
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