Weather Bureau Forecast Cloudy Tonight and Tomorrow
The Weather Bureau reports a cloudy night followed by similar conditions tomorrow. No precipitation is mentioned and temperatures are not provided.
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1907
Page
2
The Weather Bureau reports a cloudy night followed by similar conditions tomorrow. No precipitation is mentioned and temperatures are not provided.
The piece argues against another Bryan bid and favors a Northern candidate for the Democratic ticket to broaden regional support. It names Culberson, Daniel, and Carmack as possible leaders and notes Southern loyalty to any nominee. It also comments on Pawley's Island tourism and the Winyah Cottages.
Charleston begins a crusade against vice with actions targeting blind tigers and money lenders and now the mayor prohibits sale of liquor to individuals or dealers. The Evening Post proposes a city controlled system with an appointed dispenser for beer deliveries.
Notice invites sealed bids under the Dispensary Law for rye corn scotch whiskey brandy gin rum alcohol wines champagnes and beer to supply the Georgetown County Dispensary Board. Bids due August 10 1907 with open August 16 1907 at noon. Terms require bonds if demanded and 90 day payment.
Maritime notices show the Stmr. Frank Sessoms with cargo mail to B A Munnerlyn & Co of Bucksville. The Stmr. Ghia Turpin bound for Pee Dee River delivers ties and naval stores to the same firm. The Stmr. Richmond Chisolm ships to Baltimore with light to Atlantic Coast Lbr Co.
The 20 Star sailed from Santurcee New York carrying lumber for Atlantic Coast Lumber Co. The vessel was owned by F G Burroughs of El senbury Conway and operated by Wa camaw Line Steamers.
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