Tobacco Planters urged to use Andrews warehouse 1919
Announcement to George Town and nearby counties that a new brick warehouse has been leased in Andrews South Carolina for the 1919 tobacco season. The facility promises ample lighting a well organized staff under manager C L Dunn and aims to secure the highest market price for tobacco. The letter invites planters to try the warehouse with their first load.
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Andrews
S. C
South Carolina
C. L. Dunn
News From Chicken Swamp and Kent
Local notes report good crops in Chicken Swamp with social visits in Georgetown and Andrews. Weddings hoped for Jessie Taylor and Ollie McCants. bees sting injury to Herman Camlin noted. Preaching at Harmony church. rain cheer in Kent after a needed shower. Multiple small ads include Cadillac Roadster for sale, rent, ice deliveries, silk hose and corsets, Kiltone insecticide, and a tobacco outlook.
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W. D. Camlin
Georgetown
Blackie Altman
Jessie Taylor
Ollie McCants
W. R. Camlin
Billy Terry
Arthur Terry
Harmony Church
Phillips
W. J. Moore
Andrews
R. B. Altman
Hermon Camlin
Johnson Swamp
J. J. Snails
Herman Camlin
Sam
Seals and flour warehouse sale notes
The item lists 75 barrels of flour in a warehouse with a shipment on the road. Prices shown include 15 barrels at $12.00 per barrel, 10 barrels at $12.50, 50 barrels at $13.50, and rice sacks at $6.75 to $10.50. Meal and grits priced at $4.85.
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