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The notice invites readers to use the Personal and Social Department columns and encourages keeping the given phone line 1016 busy by submitting items while offering to cover any related charges.
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1909
Page
3
The notice invites readers to use the Personal and Social Department columns and encourages keeping the given phone line 1016 busy by submitting items while offering to cover any related charges.
Company F will drill tonight at 8 o'clock with full attendance urged for special instructions. Prominent notices promise important announcements for every member and a reminder to see the Passion Play. The Electric Theatre reports major stage improvements and plans for up to date attractions at popular prices, with Prof Simmons’ intended program. Capt. Nesmith travels to Baltimore, locals chip in with visits and various city notes. The Daily Item teases upcoming news and urges reader involvement, while offering ads and notices on travel, sales, and multiple local names. The vaudeville show at the Opera House delights crowds, with Connors the Ventriloquist and partners keeping audiences laughing. moving pictures and songs change daily.
A notice to friends and customers announced continued service at C P Foxworth Co. A lost dogs notice offers reward for two setter dogs Captain and Ben from Santee Mot Field Gun Club Grounds. A red heifer in city pound is available for owner to claim by paying expenses. The paper cites Tillman defending Roosevelt with a call for fuller investigation and contrasts records of public and private life.
In Newport an inquest returned murder and death by own action verdicts for Arthur Frederick Wintle and Catherine Edith Gwendoline Clarke. Wintle a Coventry man had wandered west for work and grown close to Clarke, whose determined letters reveal a plea for honesty and continuation of their affair despite his being married.
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