Temperature Register Report From Government Engineer Office
The official temperature register lists Maxton at 91 degrees and another location at 75 degrees with no rainfall recorded for the day.
22 Aug 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
1
The official temperature register lists Maxton at 91 degrees and another location at 75 degrees with no rainfall recorded for the day.
Mr Reid Bryan and family depart for North Carolina and Mrs Turbeville heads to Rome with others leaving in the morning. The Southern Mercantile Co. mammoth reduction sale is praised as unprecedented, successful for both company and patrons, closing last Tuesday.
In an interview the Electric Company admits some secondary wires need repair while facing resident objections to pruning or removing tree limbs. It condemns vandalism by workers but says sacrificing entire trees may be necessary for safe street wiring and asks that offenders be fined only if court proves misconduct.
Special to The Daily Item from Budapest reports a bloody clash at Mostar between peasants and Hungarian soldiers. Soldiers plundered peasant homes provoking an attack on the camp. A pitched battle followed, leaving twenty seven dead.
The coroner's jury ruled Isabella Thurgood a widow aged seventy seven died after a strenuous day at the washtub. The verdict credits excessive exertion at home for her collapse and death.
An editor notes praise for The Daily Item and urges canvassers to boost subscriptions to a thousand. The writer describes hot weather, a Bloomingvale picnic with 1 000 to 1 500 attendees, Morrisville flooding, impassable roads, and dangerous bridge crossings, asking local supervisor for action.
Minutes from Georgetown South Carolina August 19 1907 show County Commissioners H T McDonald and G E Scott presiding. Pringle Ferry repairs are satisfactory and the cotton license fee remains 10.00 for the year. Board adjourns after no further business.
The Tourist Hotel registers a list of guests visiting today. Names include S C Stinson Richmond VA J T Oglesby Charleston W W Tufford Atlanta GA H W Richbourgh Columbia A D Porcher NC W B Bramley RH Lowndes Atlanta GA Capt J Thorkelson Laurel DE Dr J Folk F S Verney NC T Dunn W J Bruster Walker Hennessy SC H Buard Ivey Richmond VA E C White MD Kirk Columbia S Metzger GA Sam Innes Charleston T Shapiro Baltimore W B McCants HK Ward SC W B Trunick Phil A W Porcher NC Jno Semken Jno Googan Charleston P O Link NC A S Williams Atlanta GA Irvine F Belser Cola RH Sublett Allston James Summerton
The South Carolina grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star was organized at Greenwood on June 1 with six chapters including Greenwood Mullins Marion Fort Mill Seneca and Laurens. Officers elected included Grand Matron Mrs Mary P Cutts and Grand Patron Henry P Boggs. The piece notes expansions to Georgetown Saluda and Clinton and lists historic chapters and eligibility rules for membership.
Paul C Barth former Louisville mayor ousted by Court of Appeals shot himself in his private office at Utica Line Company headquarters. He died after the attempt, aged twenty three, married with three children. Barth welcomed President Roosevelt to Louisville on his Western tour.
In Savannah Charleston beat Savannah 3 to 2 while Savannah also defeated Charleston 1 to 0. Macon edged Columbia 2 to 1. Augusta and Jacksonville played to a 0 0 tie.
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