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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
3
The report lists prices for middling cotton at 11 1 2 cents, Spirits Turpentine at 11 1 2, corn at 44, meal at 1.10, feed oats at 2.15, C. S. Bellies at 74, D. Butts at 12, rice whole at 1 2, flour at 4.50, pearl grist in sacks at 6 00 to 6 25, and age Et.
South Carolina faces unsettled conditions tonight with cooler temperatures expected on Thursday. Moderate west winds persist as the forecast calls for a cooler spell and lingering unsettled weather.
Chicago June 18 report on Theodore Roosevelt preparing a bolt that rejects Republican in any title. A liberal or Progressive label is favored with American as a leading option, as Colby backs a name emphasizing unity of North and South.
Chicago June 18 Nearly 14 000 persons watched the progress of the convention. The hall was described as vast yet only a short margin over the official capacity of 13 770 was available for attendees. The tally includes 11 270 inside the main area 1 990 on the platform 150 sergeants at arms 500 policemen and 400 ushers pages.
A Boston girl, living near St Stephens Street, used her own tactic to secure a marriage proposal. She courted a man for about a year and manipulated the moment, finally signing a letter to him as Edith Jones with the word always emphasized. The couple plans to wed next week, a story Boston papers deem notably newsworthy.
An old ad copy promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a health remedy with a blunt demand to move on a street crowd and promises health gains. It also advertises 2900 acres on the Edisto River near Jacksonboro, with features like pasture and hunting, offered for quick cash to a buyer in Charleston, S. C.
To parties desiring excellent saw mill location we offer 16 to 17 million feet virgin and high grade Short Leaf pine timber advantageously situated directly on A. O. L. railroad and a navigable river near Jacksonboro, S.C., 30 miles from Charleston. Can be entirely operated with 3 miles of tram road. Address P. O. Box No. 475 Charleston.
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