New Georgetown Brick Company Formed in West Georgetown
A new enterprise, The Georgetown Brick Company, was launched yesterday. George B. Sappers is President, J. B. Steele Vice-President, A. M. Faison Secretary and General Manager, and L. Gluck treasurer. The plant will be built in West Georgetown and operations start immediately.
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Georgetown Brick Company
George B. Sappers
J. B. Steele
A. M. Faison
Burgaw
N C
L. Gluck
Georgetown
Faison
Franklin's Walking Stick at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
A 150 year old walking stick once owned by Benjamin Franklin is shown at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle. Its journey from Franklin in France to Lafayette, then to a New Haven heir, and finally to the University of Pennsylvania, with Taft speaking at its 1909 formal presentation, is recounted.
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Seattle
Wash
Benjamin Franklin
General Lafayette
America
Franklin
France
Lafayette
New Haven
Marquis Lafayette
University of Pennsylvania
Wm H. Taft
B. F
Howard School Commencement Receives Praises
The Howard Colored Graded School held its commencement in the school auditorium. The program featured prayers, essays, recitations, declamations, and orations by students Anna Beamer Anna Dunmore Rebecca Ashe Mabel Tamplet Thomas Beach Richard Thompson Ada Baxter Marie Butler Erthline Washington and more with diplomas presented by H. L. Oliver and a benediction by B. A. Baxter.
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Howard Colored Graded School
Patience
Anna F. Dunmore
Marco Bazarris
Rebecca A. Ashe
Peace
Mabel L. Tamplet
Toussaint
Police Dragnet Brings Drunk and Disorderly Penalty
Albert Johnson colored faced Recorder mercy with a ten dollar fine for drunkenness and disorderly conduct on Front Street. Mary Nesbit accused of fighting admitted meeting the man last night and retaliating with a brick. she paid a five dollar ticket as sole responsible party for Marys actions.
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Front Street
Albert Johnson
Recorder
Albert
Mary Nesbit
Villian
Slabtown
Grainger Dies by Suicide After Mule Bill Notice
Conway June 17 John S Grainger a young white man living near Green Sea killed himself with a gun after a man named Watts served a bill of sale on Grainger’s mule and warned it was due. Grainger shot the mule in the woods, then returned home and killed himself.
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Conway
John S. Grainger
Green Sea
Watts
Grainger
John Atson
Carrie M. Dudley Schedules Daily Georgetown Hagley Trips
Beginning June 16 the Carrie M Dudley will run daily between Georgetown and Hagley. It departs Georgetown at 5 30 P M and Hagley at 8 00 A M with Peter Smith as captain.
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Carrie M. Dudley
Georgietown
Hagley
Georgetown
Peter Smith
Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Back and Kidney Ailments
Georgetown residents endorse Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. Mrs. M. Matthews of 1524 Front St. credits the remedy with stopping back pain and regulating kidney secretions after doctor-prescribed options failed. Sold at Iseman Drug Co. and nationwide through Foster Milburn Co. 50 cents a box. Remember the name Doan's.
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Georgetown
M. Matthews
Front St
S. C
Dean
Iseman Drug Co
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Georgetown Drug Company Best For Constipation
Georgetown Drug Company in Georgetown South Carolina promotes a constipation remedy. The short ad highlights relief claims and urges customers to purchase the product at the local drugstore.
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Charleston
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Augusta
Savannah
Macon
Columbus
Columbia
Columbia A
Howard School
Anna E. Beamer
H. L. Oliver
Benediction
B. A. Baxter
Police Dragnet
Harry Man
Rexall Orderlies
Georgetown Drug Company
Georgetown, S. C
Pawley’s Island Hotel
Butler’s Hotel
True Blue
Geo. B. Estelle
Loval-McConnell
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Choice
A. Moore
Phenix
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Winyah Plagge
W.T. Martin, Pres
the People’s Bank
W. D.morcan
H. Kaminski
J. J. Hazard
Bank OF
Ceorcetown
State, County and City Depository
Canital
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