Prosperous 1909 for Georgetown City and County
The article notes a strong rise in bank deposits end 1909 with Bank of Georgetown at 502 172 96 and People's Bank at 246 898 50, up 276 872 50 in a year. It cites high dividends, mortgage activity, steady real estate prices, eight new enterprises, and many new residences as 1910 begins for a bustling Georgetown community.
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Georgetown
Bank of
People’s Bank
Bank of Georgetown
People’s, Bank
Georgetown County
Unclaimed Letters at Georgetown Post Office
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Georgetown Post Office require claimants to state they are advertised and agree to pay one cent for each letter delivered. The list includes several men and women with multiple name spellings and variations.
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Georgetown
The Cent on the Price of Everyday Goods
A verse from the New York World laments rising costs as milk tea meat and clothes rise by a cent each. It argues wages have not increased and warns that future payback with interest will fall on workers when the time comes.
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New York World
For Rent Nice Store Front Street Near Hardware Co
A large store available for rent on Front Street next to Carolina Hardware Co. Apply to H Kaminski and Co. for details and terms.
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Front Street
Carolina Hardware Co
H. Kaminskia & Co
Rexall Orderlies Promise Relief for Constipation
The Georgetown Drug Co offers Rexall Orderlies with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved with regular use. The red tablets come in 36 count for 25 cents or 12 count for 10 cents and are promoted as a gentle, non habit forming bowel regulator suitable for children and the aged. They claim an odorless tasteless formula and ensure availability only at their store.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Georgetown
Georgetown Drug Co
Southern immigration shifts toward the South in 1910
The New Orleans Progressive Union foresees a 1910 movement southward mirroring the West's rise, drawing attention from major papers like Collier's Weekly. Editors promise a Southern number, while the South’s climate, health, and industrial potential are highlighted as antidotes to Canadian migration.
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Canada
South
New Orleans Picayune
Great West
America
M. B. ‘Trezvent
New Orleans
Progressive Union
H Aed
United States
Hearst
New York American
New York Tribune
Collier’s Weekly
The
Buffalo Express
Chicago Record Herald
Louisiana
Mississippi Valley
Collier’s
Collier's Weekly
Bae
Walter Wyman
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Washington
Middle West
East
West
New England
Southern Commercial Congress
Gore Attacks Cannon and Aldrich at Jackson Day Banquet
United States Senator Gore of Oklahoma railed at Cannonism and Aldrichism during the Jackson Day banquet in Danville Illinois. He denounced centralization, tariff policies, and the push for a central bank, urging support for progressive Republicans and warning against the combined power of trusts.
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Danville
Ill
United States
Gore
Oklahoma
Speaker Cannon
Aldrich
Jackson
Jungles
Steele Trust
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People's Bank
McAlston
Rev
E. B. Brown
C. W. Brazelle
W. J. Bodiford
Charlie Davis
Joe Esart
Isaac Green
Ben Green
Geo. Howard
Robt. Jailson
Rob Keith
Charley Lambs
Karl Pontus
Bert Reed
W. Ward
Mary Austin
Anna Davis
Anna, Dennison
Carrie Colen
W. C. Craybourn
Matilda Jrames
Lena Green
Leaner Hart
Anna Johnson
Clandorcies King
Alie Reed
C. J. Wright
Collier's
Cannon
Danville, Ill
Speaker
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Taft
Esau
Jacob
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