Local notices briefed for Georgetown readers
Miss Emly Fraser leaves for the up country this afternoon. A double woman exhibit runs 10 am to 4 pm at 726 Front Street for white spectators. Ex Probate Judge Norman Sessoms and James Abrams visit Georgetown on business. Dr J D Newbern offers free eye exams at Georgetown Drug Co. S J Taylor notes a boarding dispute with H G Generette. Mrs C W Rouse departs for the North Carolina mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emly Fraser
Front Street
Norman Sessoms
James Abrams
Conway
Georgetown
J. D. Newbern
Georgetown Drug Co
Georgetown Seeks Cotton Mill to Boost Local Economy
Georgetown is expanding as a distributing and shipping hub for South Carolina and surrounding regions. With growing steamship lines and influx of articles from hardware to groceries, the town aims to keep cotton profits local by establishing a nearby cotton mill to boost commerce and spur regional cotton growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
South Carolina
Cotton mill revival urged for Georgetown County
The piece proposes a $200,000 cotton mill using the old rice mill as a ready building, with blocks of stock to be sold locally or to outside buyers. It urges the Chamber of Commerce to meet and discuss the plan, claiming strong benefits for the city and county through a well managed mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown County
Georgetown
Chamber of Commerce
Notable names and towns at the Carolina Hotel today
Sol Eichbaum of Atlanta and C. D. Pinner host a gathering with J. W. Doar G. F. Mallory and other attendees including E F Very from Florence J H Marklan H B Brown C Durant G T Skinner Campfield E G Beaty Smiths Mills G W Ellis and guests from Wilmington N C during a regional meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Hotel
Sol Eichbaum
Atlanta
C. D. Pinner
J. W. Doar
G. F. Mallory
City
E. F Very
Florence
J. H. Marklan
H. B. Brown
Charleston
C. Durant
G. T. Skinner
Campfield
E.G. Beaty
Smiths Mills
G. W. Ellis
Wilmington
N. C
Explosion on Battleship Georgia Kills Six in Boston Bay
An explosion in the after turret of the battleship Georgia today in Massachusetts Bay killed six sailors and left fifteen injured. Survivors suffered severe burns and sought aid aboard the ship as mates moved to help and transfer the wounded to the ship's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Georgia
Massachusetts Bay
Lieut
Goodrich
Malek
Ship's Hospital
Marine shipments and arrivals noted at port
Merchant vessels arrived and sailed with cargoes including the Stmr. Frank Sessoms under Sarvis to B. A. Munnerlyn Co and the Stmr. Mohican to Clyde Steamship Co from Wilmington to New York. The Stmr. George Weems sailed from Charleston bearing merchandise and the Stmr. Aragon loaded lumber for New York by Atlantic Coast Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stmr
Frank Sessoms
Sarvis
Bucksville
B. A. Munnerlyn & Co
Mohican
Watson
New York
Wilmington
Clyde Steamship Co
George Weems
Hudgins
Charleston
Aragon, Mowatt
Atlantic Coast Lumber Co
Clifton youth drowns attempting Paccolet river swim
At Clifton yesterday Wade Hooper, a young man, offered to swim the Paccolet river and drowned in the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Wade Hooper
Paccolet
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. G. Generette
A.C L. Cop
S.J Taylor
Conway Field
Charleston News and Courier
Georgetown Daily Item Co
C. W. Rouse
Mountains
North Carolina
Millie Christine
Marine News
Ise
S. LA Wineg Wy. J i
S.C
J. D. Kewman
Jjeed Bsltc
Red Store
Hartnett & Day
S. C
J. H. Green
L. E. Knox
T. B. Parker Sampson
Dunmore Search
Dunmore
J. A. Baxter
C. O. Smith
Rutledge Johnson
R. J. Poston
Amtediea
Atral
Lephone Co
A. Munnerlyn & CO
Baltimore and Carolina
Ompany
George
Pee Dee
Black River
Bucksville Steamboat Line
B. F. Jones & Son
Front St
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