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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
3
Middling cotton quoted as 11 1 2. Spirits turpentine at 443 4. Corn price listed, meal 1.10, feed oats 2.15. Cattle feed notes include 74 C. S. Bellies, 12 D. Butts, rice whole 1 2, flour 4.50, 6.00 and 6.25 pearl grist in sacks 2.10.
South Carolina weather forecast calls for showers tonight or Thursday with light variable wind. The column blends social notes on Migs Stubbs and travel to Pawleys Island with political commentary on Taft and Cuba, plus brief mentions of court juror Wilfert, Ismay and Lord Duff-Gordon, and local events in Andrews.
Dr. Jas A Hayne state health officer and secretary to the state board returned from the tenth annual conference with the Public Health Service. Delegates from Maine Vermont Illinois New York Montana California Connecticut Massachusetts Virginia Florida and others attended. Hayne was named to the National Committee for the suppression of Typhoid Fever. He plans a three month South Carolina campaign using lectures and literature. SC offers free Anti Typhoid Vaccine to citizens with three doses ten days apart and no arm soreness.
A series of candidate announcements from Georgetown County for the Democratic primary. Each signer pledges to abide by primary results and to serve if elected, including candidates for House of Representatives, County Treasurer, Sheriff, Coroner, County Superintendent, Auditor, and Solicitor of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit.
Miss Bernee Ringel, who has been attending college in Atlanta, Georgia, returned to the city last evening.
R J Poston at 25 Front Street announces all items left in his shop for three months will be sold as repairs after the first day of July. He warns customers to claim or remove belongings before the deadline to avoid disposal.
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