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Notice explains personal character notices and tributes printed free up to a hundred words. Advertisements beyond that limit priced at one cent per word. Cash required with manuscript.
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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
4
Notice explains personal character notices and tributes printed free up to a hundred words. Advertisements beyond that limit priced at one cent per word. Cash required with manuscript.
The piece recalls Lincoln Garfield and McKinley as mild, beloved leaders whose assassins targeted the office. It then offers a sharp, satirical portrait of a self centered, domineering woman who shuns domestic duty, mocks family, and flaunts vanity, contrasting public reverence with private hypocrisy.
A September 10 meeting of manufacturers near Graonvila discussed freight charges to New York and Western cotton, appointing a committee to liaise with the railroad commission. They urged a compulsory school law and debated age limits for child labor, while planning a mill exhibit for the Charleston exposition and seeking legislative action.
Readable fragments report a Boyd Latimer speech at Linens and a City Journal note on Anderson cheering. The page also outlines a Baptist Union meeting program in Lawrence District with devotional exercises, sermons, and Bible study topics led by Rev. Vermillion and Rev. Barto, plus community discussions on missions and charitable giving.
The article notes preparations for a large display with exhibitors from across the state and beyond. It references officials and events at Charleston and Columbus, noting timelines from late October to late November, with emphasis on exhibitions and travel arrangements for attendees.
An old column reports Senator Villa delivering a harsh critique of Benatar Mobtanin. It notes illness in Mobtanin’s family, the death of Mee Mowry in New York, and suggests political reprisals tied to health and timing. The piece reflects partisan tensions and claims about political manipulation.
An unclear historical note mentions San Mranginuo and Leon Colina, with references to Teevident Melvinley, a trip to California for the President's visit, and a grand encampment near Monterey. It notes an identified man, Cyolzoa7, as calling at a post office about letters and a trade to Wikating of Mredovick Nieman.
Transportation note from February 24, 1807 outlining passenger routes between Charleston and North Carolina with stops at Newberry, Greenville, Spartanburg, Laurens, Clinton, Sumter, and Columbia. Includes train numbers, times, and service between Charleston and Columbia with daily trains and major connections.
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