Rosemary Wins Double Bill Over A C L in Local Baseball
Rosemary defeated A C L in both morning and afternoon games before a large grandstand crowd. The afternoon bout stayed close with Rosemary leading 4 1 through six innings before A C L shifted pitchers and trimmed the spread, final score Rosemary two to one in the ninth as the lineup included Blakely Hanks Smith Minton Anderson Brockinton Jenkins Grant and others against Johnson Wooten Hawkins Burton Morris Smith Morris Almars McLeod.
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Rosemary
Rosemary— Blakely
Hanks
Smith
Minton
Anderson
Brockinton
Jenkins
Grant
Johnson
Wooten
Hawkins
Burton
Morris
Almars
McLeod
Wells Seeks Continued Support in Second Primary
Walter H. Wells, Solicitor, reports a narrow finish in the first primary and leads Col. Quattlebaum by over two thousand votes. He urges supporters to target voters who backed Sellers and Clayton to secure the second primary victory.
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Col. Quattlebaum
Sellers
Mr. Clayton
Walter H. Wells
Winyah Bay Vessel Speeds to Port After Telegraph
The Winyah Bay left port Saturday about six o'clock after receiving telegraph orders to report immediately. A Wednesday evening mass meeting is planned at City Hall. An advertisement by H Young notes rising bread and beef prices and that BOARD must rise too.
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Winyah Bay
City Hall
H. Young
LYNCHS RIVER FLOOD DEVASTATES WILLIAMSBURG AREA
The flood devastates the lower Williamsburg County and parts of Florence County between the Pee Dee and Lynch’s rivers. Holes 15 feet deep open under Northeastern line tracks at Effingham, Bass wagon bridge is swept away, and the water four miles wide downstream. A family presumed drowned on a house top. livestock lost and widespread evacuations as residents seek help.
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Williamsburg County
Florence County
Pee-Dee
Effingham
Bass Wagon Bridge
William McAllister
Lake City
Bass Bridge
Cansler of Tirzah and the railroad commission
The Florence Times questions the value of the railroad commission and doubts the fitness of Cansler of Tirzah for the post. It argues the commission is a state government appendage and urges abolishing offices only if filled by capable persons.
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Cansler
Tirzah
Railroad Commission
Florence
Inquisitive Man and the Notion of a Killer
A curious dialogue features a man probing if a crime is committed by a man in a novelistic mood. The other character dismisses questions, hints at self interest, and references a fictional murder scenario while debating the idea of killing.
Fine native beef at ing at 1015 Prince Street
A brief notice notes availability of fine native beef at 1015 Prince Street with reference to E. J. The fragmentary item confirms local meat offerings and a shop or stall location.
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Prince Street
E. J. Marcus
E. J Marcus
Romance Baked In Pie Leads to Boston Nuptials
A Boston pie social ends in a marriage as Col John H. Bartlett woos and weds Susie J. Reese after admiring her mince pie. The couple credit pies with fate and vow to cook for love while urging girls to cultivate kitchen virtues.
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Marty
Cupid
Boston
John H. Bartlett
Tanner
A Slight Jolt in a Pompous Exchange
A pompous party asserts self made status while a sarcastic challenger counters that too much time on feet shows up as a lack of thinking. The exchange highlights ego and wit in a brief verbal spar.
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Georgetown
TRE— Georgetown Daily Item CO
W. Rouse
South Carolina
Congress
the Weather Bureau
Charleston
E. D. Smith
W. J. Bruorton
Glenn Springs
Lynch’s River
Williamsburg
Florence Counties
Muriel
Chicago
the Blues
Natahes Eegoedhy
Iseman Drug Company
Young's
GLUBS
Human Life
Mother’s Magazine
The
National Home Journal
Paris
Daily Item
Remembereach
Ola
Georgetown, S. C
Front St
Georgetown, S. G
Ferro Machine & Foundry Co
Cleveland, Ohio
W.H. Croft
Ini
J. B. Steele
F. Rhem
O. B. Skinner
S. J. Flaum
B. W. Cannon
H. W. Fraser
D. N. Bourne
John Bourne
W.H. Andrews
R. Y. Cathou
People's Bank
Red Store Wharf
Hartnett & Day
Dunmore
P. O. Box
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