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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1912
Page
2
Wilson P. Gee, assistant entomology professor, Clemson Demonstration Work, explains bud worm control. Delay planting until May 1 on infested fields, improve drainage, rotate crops, and fall plow to bury the insect. Late planting often reduces damage. replanting is discouraged. For sale: a used automobile in Georgetown, $125.00.
Reports from El Imparcial claim a decisive Federal defeat at Jiminez after four days of fighting. Gen Gonzalez Salas is said to have died by his own hand, with Blanquet and Tellez wounded and many officers killed. Orozco’s rebel force advances toward Torreon as Federal troops retreat exhausted and panicked.
An old ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy said to deliver quick, disturbance free vitality without griping. It markets the product as promoting health and good feelings with a price of 25 cents at druggists.
Wood ready for public use cut to any length. He will saw wood at your home. Prices are reasonable. Geo H Watts provides telephone contact 194 or 240 for orders.
A West Burlington Iowa man writes that after years of stomach and small intestine catarrh and failed treatments, Peruna gave relief and a cure. He aged through multiple doctors, faced feared cancer rumors, and now keeps Peruna at home as a staple.
In Opelousas Louisiana on March 25 Mrs Zee Runge McRee faced retrial for killing voting Allen Garland. The charge was changed from murder to manslaughter after the defense announced readiness. Jurors begun from a 300 venire panel, two qualified, and a night session held. The new charge avoids the death penalty but carries up to twenty years imprisonment and a $2000 fine if convicted.
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