South Carolina State Press Association meets in Georgetown
The twenty eighth annual session in Georgetown drew lively crowds with welcoming addresses by Mayor W D Morgan and President Aull. Reports show strong attendance, extensive paper readings, and lively discussions among journalists. A parade, a Palmett Club dance, a bay cruise, and speeches by J H Booges and Col Dargan highlighted three days of activities. Officers were elected for the next term and invitations for the next meeting were considered.
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Georgetown press group tours giant Atlantic Lumber plant
A Georgetown visit by the press association included a tour of the Atlantic Coast Lumber Co. plant led by J. Mierpunt Morgan, head of the company with £6,000,000 capital and over 2,000 workers. The tour showcased automatic log handling, a furnace-fueled plant, and a grand banquet. The group praised Georgetown’s hospitality and noted the city’s industrious growth and historic sites. Fortunate guests returned to Charleston for Exposition closure. two rooms for rent near the Square were listed.
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Campaign strategy shifts as tariff and trusts top agenda
Report from Washington notes the executive committee planning a campaign shift away from earlier national campaigns. The main issue to be the tariff and the trusts with the Philippine question as a secondary focus. Clemson College trustees to meet today amid speculation on President Hartzog's resignation and potential leadership changes. Chronic bronchial troubles and summer coughs advertised as relief by Foley's Honey and Tar at Evans Pharmacy.
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Winthrop College va cant scholarships exams July 11 at County Court House
Examinations for awarding scholarships at Winthrop College and for new student admission will be held at the County Court House on Friday July 11 in the morning. Applicants must be at least fifteen. Scholarships awarded to top scorers. Season begins September 1. For details contact President D B Johnson Rock Hills June 4 1902.
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