Hartsville Farmer Dies By Own Hand
Mr Solomon Hall a white farmer about 50 years old living two miles from Hartsville shot and killed himself yesterday morning despite his eldest daughter’s attempt to take the gun. The piece also notes local politics and various notices including a lumber job ad and a Woodmen of the World excursion to North Island on July 29.
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Solomon Hall
Hartsville
Columbia
Anderson
Item
Georgetown
Woodmen OF the World
North Island
R. R
Waccamaw Line
Charleston Visitors Face Georgetown in Opening Baseball Battle
Charleston baseball squad arrives in the city with players from South Carolina colleges and a fast lineup likely to test Georgetown. Changes may shuffle the locals including a new third baseman and possible outfield move for Slawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Georgetown
Wilson
Rivenbark
Slawson
T.M. Merriman
Pearle
Hendersonville
Local Help Wanted and Goods for Sale Ad Burst
Multiple notices offer carpenters needed by Wm S Dunmore in Rosemary South Carolina. wool selling advice from F Read & Co. 666 cures chills and fever at 25 cents. electrical contracting firm Mouzon and Watson advertises service with Georgetown Railways and Light Co. Globe Gasoline Engine and a 26 ft boat for $225 with F M Brickman. rental offer for a Front Street store to Joseph Schenk. wool purchase offer by F Reed & Co with date 7-81-3mos.
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Wm. S. Dunmore
Rosemary,s.c
F. Read & Co
Fuilly
Mouzon
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Doral
S. C
Anderson Intelligencer
Seattle
Thomas’s
Board of Health Records
As Business School
Manning Flaum
South Carolina
Ellerbe
Washington
Conway
Burroughs
Alfred Jenkins
A. C. L. Corporation
Daily Item
Yawhannah
Chas. Greene
Mount Tabor Church
H. T. Greene, Jr
John Snyder
Dent
Air Business
S. Brilles
King Street
S.C
Price
F.M. Brickman
Front Street
Josehp Schenk
F. Reed & Co
Martin Wealty Corp
t.Street
W.T. Martin, Pres
L. Gluck
Treas
Ere People’s Bank
D. J. Crowley
To.vn
the People’s Furniture CO
People’s Furniture Company
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