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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
2
Readers are warned that damp dirty nests speed egg decay and heat accelerates germ development. Clean nests gather daily and cool storage preserves freshness. Fresh eggs beat those kept warm or overheated. outdoor sun and heat hasten spoilage. The Progressive Farmer outlines practical steps and notes Steele Moses Co offerings for Christmas supplies.
City forester Max Watson aims to clear seven thousand acres of Pueblo lands from brush and weeds to plant trees and crops. The plan uses dry farming, with prisoners for labor, to create model farms by 1915 and demonstrate Southern California as a solution to living costs and land shortage.
Howard L. Rann argues public sentiment wields decisive power in primaries. Fashion trends, campaign style, and voter mood press candidates to conform or falter, while a candidate’s organization or money cannot shield him from the crowd’s judgment.
The New Orleans Times- Democrat reports final cotton crop estimates from the Cotton Belt totaling 14,835,000 bales excluding linters and similar additions. State by state figures include Alabama 1,500,000 Arkansas and Missouri 950,000 Georgia and Florida 2,650,000 Louisiana 375,000 Mississippi 1,150,000 Oklahoma 960,000 North Carolina and Virginia 1,000,000 South Carolina 1,500,000 Tennessee and Kentucky 450,000 Texas and California 4,800,000.
Visiting members of the Society of Automobile Engineers were banqueted by Edward and Andre Michelin at the Automobile Club of France in Paris. Toasts honored President Taft and the American auto industry, with remarks by Howard Coffin of Hudson and J Hauvette-Michelin. A private theatre show by Parisian artists closed the evening.
A Columbia despatch says Senator Tillman, in town, bought two pitch forks for his plantation and announced his candidacy for another Senate term. If re-elected he would be a ghost in the Senate. His prime battles are past, friends and foes gone, yet he remains a brave stalwart fighter. Carolina may not have a man better suited.
Courtney Camp No. 457 W I O meets on the first and third Wednesdays at the third story over Bank of Georgetown. Excelsior Lodge No. 69 I O O F holds Thursday evenings at 8 30 in their hall over Bank of Georgetown. Powcas Tribe No. 78 I O R M meets Friday nights over Bank of Georgetown. Visiting brothers welcome.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio backed by Waldodon Kinnan & Marvin wholesale druggists. Cure taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Watts and McElveen offer on site wood sawing at 75 cents per cord with prompt service. Yard work available at 75c per cord and cortd wood for sale. Telephone number 64 provided for orders and inquiries. Date line 10-13.
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