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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
2
The notice states communications must include the writer's real name to receive attention and warns rejected manuscripts will not be returned. It mentions drafts or money orders should be payable to the company, with C. W. ROUSE listed as manager.
Announcement dated January 1 1911 states The Daily Item will depart with a new editor in chief H L Oliver. The firm plans to enlarge the paper from five to six columns within the month while keeping subscription prices unchanged. The move aims to improve the publication and serve both county and city readers.
The article notes Woodrow Wilson’s election as New Jersey governor and predicts nationwide interest in his influence. It highlights New Jersey as a hub for trusts and corporate privileges, with its liberal incorporation laws and powerful public utilities. The piece argues Wilson’s victory against corporate interests will shift national focus to the state’s affairs.
Notice is given that subscription books for the Georgetown Farm Land and Homesekers Company will open at LeGrand G. Walker's office in Georgetown on December 21, 1910 at 12 M. The capital stock is 1500 shares of $100 each, payable in money or property. The company plans to deal in real estate, develop lands, agriculture, livestock, and general merchandise. Corporators include W. D. Morgan, E. L. Lloyd, L. Brinkley, J. B. Steele, Raymond S. Farr, LeGrand G. Walker. Dated December 19, 1910.
A local store promotes a wide stock of Holiday Goods including Sterling Silver Imported Cut Glass Brass Ware Leather Goods and Stationery. The Carolina Hardware Co invites shoppers to find useful practical gifts with a broad range of items and novelties for the season.
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