Prohibition column notes Spartanburg dry status
The Florence Times clipping reports Spartanburg's three year dry status with improved business and enforced laws. Police records show crime down about seventy five percent and liquor sales reduced by seventy five percent, per the mayor's official reply. Additional local items cover a shooting incident in Ravenel and various travel notes and local economic items.
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Florence Times
Spartanburg
S. C
J. L. Harley
Maine
Kansas
North Carolina
Greensboro Daily Record backs prohibition in 1909 editorial
The Greensboro Daily Record states it did not support prohibition yet notes its strong impact. It cites reduced whiskey shipping, fewer saloons, and fewer drunk or intoxicated individuals in Greensboro. It acknowledges blind tigers but highlights convictions and road sentences.
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Greensboro
N. C
Daily Record
Record
Corker testimony on prohibition in North Carolina prompts reader response
The document urges readers to seek truth from opposing voices in the prohibition debate. It presents a candid, public testimony from prominent opponents described as heartfelt and forthright, calling the piece a corker and inviting public opinion.
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N.C
Corker
For Sale Local Goods and Services Briefs
FOR SALE One Globe Gasoline engine excellent condition and a 25 ft boat. Price 225 dollars. Apply to F M Brickman. See F Read & Co before selling wool. 666 cures chills and fever. Let us repair your fan. Electrical Contracting and Supply Co. 903 Front St. LOST gold filled watch around court house. reward. Commencing June 8 steamer Mitchell C leaves Georgetown for Conway at 6 pm instead of 7 pm. We pay top wool prices F Reed & Co.
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Globe
F. M. Brickman
F. Read & Co
Electrical Contracting and Supply Co
Front St
Court House
Mitchell C
Georgetown
Conway
Carrie M. Dudley Sailings Between Georgetown and Hagley
Beginning July 6 the Carrie M Dudley will run Georgetown to Hagley with trips on Monday Tuesday Friday and Saturday. Depart Georgetown at 5 PM and Hagley at 8 AM. Captain P R Smith.
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Lake City
Spartanburg
Newberry
Carrie M. Dudley
Georgetown
Hagley
R. Smith
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