Demand for Investigation Minutes of Georgetown Council
Georgetown city records from July 16 1908 reveal a joint meeting with the Board of Health to address fevers and sanitation. The council tasked the Board to hire a competent assistant for the Health Inspector to report new cases and coordinate fumigation and care, with expenses covered. The Board urged regular meetings through September to plan measures and to seal wells to curb water use by illness. Oakley Dairy was inspected and deemed clean though improved screens were recommended.
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Georgetown
Board of Health
Gaillard
Doyle
Andrews
Board of
Oakley
Business Council
W. A. Black
C. and
Oakley Dairy Co Responds On Milk Quality And Health Concerns
The Oakley Dairy Co defends milk purity amid typhoid fears and tuberculosis notes. They cite board visits, claim cows’ health does not taint milk, and compare disinfectants to lime and carbolic solutions, urging press and public scrutiny of milk purity.
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Daily Item
Agricultural Department
Board of Health
Georgetown
Oakley
City Hospital
Hall
Steeletown
Oakley Dairy Co
Syrian peddler shot during hold up in Horry County
A Syrian peddler was robbed of $50 and a pistol on Peachtree Road near the old DeLette homestead by a white man named Jessie Jones. After being shot in the head he fled into the woods and was later found and taken to Conway. His condition and identity are unclear, and the gunman remains at large.
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Horry County
Peachtree Road
DeLette Homestead
Jessie Jones
Dick Turpin
Conway
Oakley Dairy inquiry prompts public milk scrutiny
A letter from E. Marion Doar urges public examination of milk from Oakley Dairy and private residences. He argues 75 to 100 cows milked by private parties in the city should face the same oversight as the Oakley Dairy Company.
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E. Marion Doar
Doar
Oakley Dairy Company
Recorder's Court Dockets Several Guilty Pleas
Sarah Pope found guilty of violating health ordinance and fined $2.50. Charles Myers pleads guilty to swimming in rice mill naked, fined $1.00. T Vanderhorst guilty of disorderly conduct, fined $5.00. Peter Roy guilty of disorderly conduct, fined $5.00. Osen Holmes and Lee Harper both guilty on misdemeanor counts, parents to administer a thrashing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Pope
Chas. Myers
T. Vanderhorst
Peter Roy
Osen Holmes
Lee Harper
W. A. Black
C. and
Birch Cent Found By Local Man in Garden
M. V. Goff, a colored resident, unearthed a rare Birch Cent dated 1792 while gardening about a month ago. The coin, valued at about $290, was appraised in Charleston after he learned its value from a curios dealer on an excursion.
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M. V. Goff
Goff
Charleston
Tar Heel Steamer Brings Large Colored Excursionists from Santee
The steamer Tar Heel carried a large crowd of colored excursionists from Santee today. Contact street or Phone 2031.
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Prince Street
E. J. Marcus, Jr
Santee
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