Health ordinance violator fined five dollars
A. A. Alston of St James street appeared before the Recorder charged by the Health Inspector with violating the health ordinance. He admitted the charge and received a five dollar fine, remarking others had only been fined one dollar. Allan Washington, a colored hack driver, was fined five dollars for cruel treatment of a horse and ordered to remove the animal from the street until fit for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Alston
St. James Street
Recorder
L. L. Bolick
Alston
Allan Washington
Aaron Washington
The South Embraces Prohibition Echoes in Verse
In Brunswick Journal verse, a satiric ode laments the dry South as mint julep lore fades. It contrasts festive drink culture with prohibition era realities, noting water everywhere and no drops to drink as moonshine wanes and sodas take over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Tennessee
Missouri
South
Southland
Brunswick Journal
Board committee tours lands for loaning funds on buildings
A committee from the Board of Directors of the Security Building and Loan Association traveled by special train this morning to inspect lands. The visit aims to evaluate sites for future loans to fund construction of buildings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Security Building and Loan Association
Rosemary
Georgetown City Council Ratifies Light and Railway Franchise
May 15, 1909 Georgetown South Carolina. An extra meeting at the People's Bank approved and ratified the transfer of rights from Harry C Case to Georgetown Railway and Light Company for overhead trolley electric street railway. The ordinance requires acceptance and a bond of three thousand dollars before the transfer becomes effective. Mayor Fraser presided with Aldermen Doyle Colbert and Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
S.C
People’s Bank
Doyle
Colbert
Harvey
Georgetown Electric Company
Georgetown Railway and Light Company
Harry C. Case
Georgetown Railway and Light Co
Harry
Case
Georgetown Railway , Light Company
City of
Ciy Council
Harry A. Case
State of
South Carolina
Harry C
Easaigis
Surantee
Harry Chase
of & Co Sion
Nacre
Inws
Ars Ate
H Carolina
Tts
Eaid Georgetown
Carolin
South
Pamineas
Cane
Freetown Mailway and Light Company
Harry ©. Case
Ee Railway and Light
Income Tax Receipts Rise in Greenville and State
Greenville auditor reports income tax collections totaling 385.95 this year, up from 210.5 last year and 266.14 in 1907, with Charleston leading at 4,129.37 and Spartanburg second at 2,997.10. Several counties show non collectible tax notes, while new Greenville figures list substantial individual payments. The paper also notes a daily home edition planned for publication starting next month.
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Greenville
Barnvise
Beaufort
Iloun
Darington
Dorchester
Saluda
Jones
Avco
Abbeville
Anderson
Laetes
Chesterfield
Clarendon
Olletom
Arlington Me
Teadenes
Lexington
Marion
Marlboro
Newberry
Richland Bee
Spartanburg
Sumter
L.W Parker
Thos F. Parker
Thos. Stoane
J.-H Morgay
Hilla
M. F. Jens
B.A. Morgan
Chda
McAlister
A. H. Dean
HB. OC
Marklay
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Police Dragnet
Kentucky
Heorina Ata “Bowne
South Ca
Lina Gov
City Council
City
Light & Railway Company
Fraser
W.A. Biase
W. A. Black
Aoe
Phenix
Dumiture
Mercer Brothers
Carolina Hardware Company
Martin Realty Corporation
W.T. Martin
Pres. L. Gluck
Treas
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