New Georgetown Daily Debuts With Local Importance
A May 1 first issue marks the Georgetown Daily a four page journal led by C W Rouse. The Dairy Item prints at Winyah Bay pledging to advance Georgetown County and seeks local support. Editor notes from the first number discuss Navy Militia remarks on scrubbing decks and visiting callers Bath and Powers from Yawannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
South Carolina
Tur
Georgetown Daily
Rem
C. W. Rouse
Winyah Bay
Georgetown
Georgetown County
Meat Inspectors in Chicago Review New Meat Law
Secretary James Wilson meets 150 inspectors from major cities in Chicago to discuss the new meat law at Union Stock Yards. Dr. A D Melvin reports growth in establishments and staff since 1806 and notes 3558 exemption certificates issued to retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Wilson
A. D. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Melvin
For Sale by T. S. Sessions
Real estate list including multiple two story dwellings with 8 to 9 rooms and tin roofs on Front Street Front and Cannon streets plus a wharf front site on Peninsular dredged 11 feet at low water. Steenwich Plantation 100 acres with boat-oar factory and 25 cottages near Winyah Bay within city limits. Prices upon application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Screven
Front Street
Cannon
Wharfon Peninsular
Steenwich Plantation
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Georgetown Daily Item CO
Vy. Rouse
DuBos
Messrs
Bath and Powers
Yawhannah
G. E. Scott
Petersville, i
T. S. Sessions
H. Inman
Bank of Georgetown
Quarterly
Gall
Atkinson
Geo S. Hemingway
W. C. Hemingway
C. D. Cook, Jr
Eaddy
Wales
W. W. Eaddy
Gem
Mgr