A Splendid Showing by Georgetown Rifle Guards
The Georgetown Rifle Guards held an annual meeting at the Armory, reporting a net position of $4,920.28 above liabilities after building expenditures. A self supporting plan, new dues set at six dollars, and a strengthened board were approved, with a painting contribution honoring Lieut. Arthur Ward and resolutions to memorialize his death. The company plans weekly drills and seeks public support to maintain high standards.
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Georgetown
al Corporation
Foy H. B. Springs
O. P. Bourke
Russell Dear
Sec. & Treas
W. Vance Watson
Ira S.jones
D.K. Montgomery
T. W. Barfield
Ira S. Jones
H. B. Springs
J. Levy
J. McG. Carraway
Messrs
Russell Doar
John S. Besty
Arthur F. Ward
Ward
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Georgetown Patient
A Louisville style testimonial notes kidney and bladder trouble with back pain and frequent urination, praising Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. as the remedy. The speaker, G W Watts of 1328 Front St Georgetown South Carolina, claims dramatic relief and urges others to try the price 50 cents box from Iseman Drug Co. Sole U S agents are Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Greater Georgetown
G. W. Watts
Front St
Georgetown
S.C
Iseman Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Bufalo
New York
United States
Doan
South Carolina boy wins prize from government on corn field
Bascom Usher, 17, of South Carolina, wins first prize in a national government boys corn contest. His one acre produced prize seed worth 305 dollars, fodder 30 dollars, total 335 dollars. After labor cost 130 dollars, net profit 200 dollars. He gains mastery of soil and unity with nature.
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New York Evening Mal
Bascom Usher
South Carolina
IE Berria
Bascom
Usher
Leather Trust Exposed in Tariff Debate
The Philadelphia Inquirer mocks tariff repeal by noting costs rise for shoes due to higher leather and ore prices, then admits the leather trust controls hides to boost prices and profits. It argues trusts thrive with tariffs, urging total tariff repeal to crush them and relieve public burdens.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
the Inquirer
Inquirer
Spokane May 3 Charter Vote Promises Public Access Plan
Spokane voters will decide on a condensed commission form charter on May 3. The plan emphasizes open meetings, public voting by all commissioners, and public yearly and monthly financial disclosures. It also outlines the Gazette publication of bids and contracts and external annual audits by independent accountants.
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Spokane
Wash
Council of Five
Liberty of the Goopers at stake in Carmack murder case
In Nashville February 1 the Tennessee Supreme Court opens hearing on a bid for a new trial by Col Duncan B Cooper and Robert J Cooper convicted of second degree murder in the 1918 death of former Senator Edward Ward Carmack. The Coopers and their legal team contest self defense claim as prosecutors recall the shooting by Robin Cooper on a street in Nashville after Carmack had criticized Col Cooper. The case follows a hard fought trial with many distinguished lawyers present, including Luke E Wright for the defense.
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Col Duncan B
Robert J. Cooper
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Coopers
United States
Edward Ward Carmack
Nashville
Carmack
Col. Cooper
Nashville Tennesseean
Cooper
Robin
Supreme Court
Luke E. Wright
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