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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1910

Page

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Five Men Fix Butter Prices Across United States

A group of five men forming the Quotation Committee of the Elgin Board of Trade sets weekly butter prices for the nation. The Justice Department probes possible Sherman Act violations as testimony links New York area milk prices to national butter costs. Borden’s Condensed Milk Company dominates the New York milk zone pricing, while the Consolidated Milk Exchange wanes under legal pressure.

Board of Trade of Elgin Ill United States Department of Justice Select Committee Congress Elgin Board of Trade New York City Borden’s ‘Condensed Milk Company New York Consolidated Milk Exchange Milk Trust Borden Company

Prohibition's Impact on Wilmington in 1909

The Raleigh Progressive Farmer and Gazette notes that after prohibition began January 1 1909 Wilmington NC saw 1218 arrests versus 1968 the prior year with saloons. Despite population rise bank deposits grew from 7.2 to 9.96 million dollars and bank clearings rose more than any Southern city except Atlanta. Building permits and values more than doubled despite a $600 license tax loss, and the overall tax rate fell 8 cents per 100.

Wilmington North Carolina Atlanta Raleigh N. C Progressive, Farmer and Gazette

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Settlers to Move In On South Carolina Tract Development

Columiba reports a wave of Northwest settlers to South Carolina as lands in Lexington and a 20700 acre Hampton Beaufort tract near the Coosa whatchie River are bought for drainage and farming. Aldrich and US farm agent Williams coordinate with state agriculture officials to guide planting alfalfa hogs cattle hay and trucking. The Hampton Beaufort land will host settlers via Chicago gateway and aims to boost trucking and general farming.

Columbia South Carolina Geo. W. Aldrich Orleans Vermount Lexington Department of Agriculture, Commerce and Industries Ira W. Williams United States Farm Demonstration Agent Aldrich Watson Hampton Beaufort Coosawhatchie River Hampton-Beaufort Chicago Gateway

Electric Company Announces Permanent System Change

On Thursday evening the 28th at 6 o'clock the 60 cycle system becomes permanent. Customers are warned not to use 133 cycle old motors such as fans sewing machines or motors after this time. Georgetown Ry L Co.

Severe April Freeze Ravages Northern Alabama Crops

A damaging frost in Huntsville on April 25 wiped out all cotton crops, killed potatoes, and badly injured wheat. Temperatures fell to 30 degrees, ice covered many areas, and cotton seed shortages threaten many growers with ruin across Northern Alabama.

Huntsville Ala Alabama

Air quality indoors and ventilation tips from 19th century

The article advises keeping indoor air fresh by airing rooms before use and ongoing ventilation. It suggests using a window board to deflect cold air upward to avoid drafts, noting this method improves comfort while occupants are present.

Raleigh N. C Progressive Farmer and Gazette

Butter price drops to 29 cents at Elgin Board of Trade

Elgin Illinois April 25 the Elgin board of trade set butter at 29 cents a pound a decline of three cents from last week. Chicago buyers and Elgin producers were represented with Chicago predominating on the floor. One butter company offered 29 cents and no other bids appeared before the quotation committee finalized the call.

Elgin Ill Elgin Board of Trade Chicago

De Wolf Hopper Song to be Published in Next World

The New York World will publish next Sunday May 1 the words and music of De Wolf Hopper's comic song Non sence from the new Matinee Idol play at Daly's Theatre New York City. Readers are advised to order in advance due to high demand for this musical edition.

de Wolf Hopper Daly’s Theatre New York City New York World

Thaw marriage talks end in stalemate at Matteawan

Harry K. Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw banter about her weight during a Matteawan visit as they clash over a settlement. Mrs. Thaw wants to study sculpture abroad, he insists on America. An later encounter with Mrs. Mary Thaw and her daughter prompts a curt reaction from Evelyn Nesbit.

Harry K. Thaw Matteawan Thaw Fishkill Landing

Popular Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Coughs

No cough medicine is more popular than Foley's Honey and Tar. It is promoted as effective for coughs and colds and especially recommended for chronic and bronchial coughs.

Foley

Cotton production in South Carolina urged to rise

J N Harper, Director of the South Carolina Experiment Station, argues cotton remains the state’s key crop but profits are slim. He outlines 26 methods to double yield on well drained land, including deep plowing, soil moisture conservation, cover crops, proper varieties, manure, lime, ammonia, and crop rotation to boost soil health and reduce costs.

South Carolina S. C Columbia Hartsville Cleveland Big Boll Toole Triumph Cook Brooks S.C

Frost and storm wave lingers beyond week

Weather observers warn the frost and storm wave continues eastward with potential frost in Northern Florida tonight. A moderate secondary disturbance fuels colder air pouring south from the north, delaying relief as rain or snow persists in the lake region and Atlantic States. Light snow and record cold arrive in Macon Georgia with possible disastrous vegetation frost tonight.

Washington Weather Bureau Florida Mississippi Valley Lake Atlantic States Macon

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises $100 Cure Reward

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio declares the firm will pay $100 for every case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Testimony sworn December 6, 1886. Notary A. W. Gleason. Cure taken internally and targets mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. Sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Lucas County Frank J Chenny F. J. Chenny & Co Toledo Hall A. W Gleason F. J. Cheney & CO Eic

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Standard Oil Electric Company Georgetown Ry. & L. Co de Wolf Hopper Song Harry Thaw Glemson Corton Oho Frank J. Chenny
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