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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1909
Page
3
Notices report a Charleston shooting death during a Mazyck Street duel between two young men. Alaska steamship Ohio sinks with five losses, while aviator Farnam breaks records near Rheims in a 3 hour 4 minute flight. Local items include lost piano, stolen bicycle fines, and road travel schedules with several social notices and theater promotions for Graustark at the Armory.
W Kelcey Schoep an investor in Metropolitan street railway New York and Glendale farmer buys twenty four coats for his herd of Jersey cows The attendants cover the cattle each morning to ward off flies The cows teeth are brushed three times daily The practice yields over two gallons of milk per cow with substantial cream
A notice highlights a fall and winter wool line. The text promotes woolen garments and seasonal selections for cold weather. It emphasizes new fabrics and styling options for the upcoming season.
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