Local Weather and Community Notes from Georgetown
The Daily Item lists today’s temperature highs and lows, fair weather forecast, a Drill at Company F tomorrow night, and various city notices. Citizens are urged to support the Drainage Fund as commissioners prepare work to boost Georgetown County land values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M Bath
Plantersville
City
J Tucker
Georgetown
Charleston
J. M. Workman
M. E. Church
South
Crossett
Arkansas
Glennie Hinson
Randl & Kehr
S. G. Brisbeau
Dudley
Capt
Sparks
Norfolk
J. J. Hucks
Scipio Tucker
David Nelson
Clyde Steamship Co
John Bourne
Pawleys Island
T. G. Herbert
Greenville
M. E
B. O. Bryan
Georgetown Provision ‘Co
Conway
Bucksport
How to Manage a Husband in a Loving Marriage
An exchange outlines how to treat a husband after marriage. It urges loving, understanding care, praising noble conduct, listening, supporting, and avoiding the idea of “managing” him. It emphasizes trust, encouragement, and shared joys within a respectful partnership.
Drainage Commission Seeks County Aid in 1907 Appeal
A letter from C. P. Allston, chairman of the Drainage Commission, to Georgetown County officials urges funding to cover essential expenses and support cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture. The county attorney advised against lending county funds, prompting ongoing debate on how to proceed with drainage work and potential use of labor resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nesbit
Caladonia
S. C
L. Ballard
Washington, N. C
C. P. Allston
Drainage Commission
Daily Item
Methodist Church
T. G. Herbert
Georgetown
United States Agricultural Department
Wright
Department
Drainage Com
Sufferer Defends Public Rights Over Tree Destruction
In a letter to the editor, the writer rebukes the Georgetown Electric Company for a claimed stance that a whole shade tree might be sacrificed for wiring. The author cites multiple damaged trees, criticizes municipal leniency toward public service franchises, and insists the public welfare outweighs corporate convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Electric Company
Front
Queen Streets
Home Telephone Company
McKnight
Standard Oil Company
Attempt at Outrage Fails in Saluda County
Mike H Mitchell a 35-year-old white man was jailed in Saluda after an alleged attempt to assault his wife’s sister at his home. The incident, described to Sheriff Sample, involved Mitchell luring the sister to the house and locking the door before she fled. Sheriff decisions weighed whether to transport him to Columbia, with no harm anticipated.
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Saluda
Mike H. Mitchell
Mary Witt
Sample
Mitchell
Mitchell Funity
John P. M
Columbia
Recorders Court Finds Williams and Nelson Guilt Pledges
Amos Williams faced assault and battery charges and paid a $25 fine before being ordered to leave town. J. D. Nelson was found guilty of carrying concealed weapons, paid $25, and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Amos Williams
J. D. Nelson
City Leaders urged to extend drains across the city
Citizens call for complete drainage work from end to end to eliminate stagnant pools and create healthy surroundings, arguing the investment will be worth it.
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S. Ieeee
the Weather Bureau
Rosemary
Port
Drainage Fund
Georgetown County
Babylon
Old Kentucky
New Kentucky
Henry Watterson
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Standard Oil
Daily
Stem
Recorders Court
Hlodges Bros
Dray Line
Front St
J. A. Baxter
C. O. Smith, J. H. Green
L. E. Knox
T. B. Parker
Seyward
Dunmore
Rutledge Johnson, Sampson Dunmore
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