Which? Refers to Dick Law and South Carolina Militia
Under the Dick law troop efficiency has improved, especially in the Southern States. Capt H B Springs asks to fill encampments with Naval Militia, but Gen. Boyd insists each Company must report 75 percent enlistment. Many men are away or at work, risking disbanding the Georgetown Rifle Guards if they cannot muster.
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South Carolina
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Boyd
H. B. Springs
Springs
Fort Moultrie
Naval
National Guard
Capt. Springs
Glenn Springs
Georgetown Rifle Guards
Charleston Bankers Invite Georgetown Meeting Next Year
Extend invitation to Bankers Association of South Carolina for next year in Georgetown. Locals urge Chamber of Commerce to host to showcase Georgetown's natural advantages and prosperity. Also brief notices of a Jonesville farmer suicide attempt and other varied items follow.
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Bankers Association of South Carolina
Charleston
Isle of Palms
Chamber of Commerce
Georgetown
Dinner Guests Share Spare Provisions In Unusual Case
A Philadelphia Inquirer note describes Hostess Mrs Bluffer and a guest at dinner who discuss sharing whatever food is available. The guest, an experienced traveler, remarks that roughing it is familiar to him. The exchange reveals practical hospitality under uncertain circumstances.
Local Officers Named for County Cooperative
GEO S HEMINGWAY serves as president W CHEMINGWAY as vice president C D CO.K Jr holds secretary and treasurer roles in the organization with the listed titles.
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Geo S Hemingway
W. Chemingway
C D, Co.k, Jr
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