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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
4
A satirical serrated verse praising Ted and the landing of William Taft. The piece targets wealth and graft, invoking political figures and a chorus-like sentiment from Reubens and hosts of greed.
Resolutions denouncing William H Taft and the Republican party for not including a free transportation plank for the unemployed were adopted by the National Convention for the Unemployed. They were sent to the Democratic National Convention, urging similar platform planks. The resolutions also call for public lands to be set aside for the unemployed and for transportation tools and supplies for a first harvest.
During a Friday night sham battle volunteers from Bennettsville and Hartsville in the 2d regiment sustained wounds from blank cartridges fired with Springfield rifles. An army post investigation is underway as blame shifts to attacking regulars, but officials say injuries resulted from men crowding too closely. Overall encampment health considered best yet. Lost badge and local notices follow with rewards and address changes noted.
A brief classified item lists peanut candy priced per pound and in 1 to 2 pound quantities with a wholesale option, indicating a discount or bulk sale. The ad also references a reference code 5e and notes an ad illustration or icon.
A batch of Democratic primary announcements from Georgetown County outlines candidacies for Solicitor of the 12th Circuit, U S Senate, Congress, Clerk of Court, Sheriff, County Treasurer, State Senator, Auditor, County Supervisor, Coroner, and more. Candidates pledge support for nominees, with veterans and local lawyers among speakers.
The Steamer Dudley plans an excursion to True Blue on July 4 departing Market dock at 8 a.m. and returning from True Blue at 6 p.m. The round trip fare to the island is $1.
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