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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
2
Reports from Washington on November 5 discuss a push to replace the three member District commission with a single head. Advocates cite efficiency and clear authority while opponents warn reforms could threaten the organic act and federal relations.
The passage argues that staying with the current government avoids unknown dangers. It describes present governance as discordant yet generally free from graft, scandal, and malfeasance. It praises the integrity of the Commissioners despite dissatisfaction with administration.
For Sale notice offering a No 10 bore double barrel breech loading shotgun in first class condition at a cheap price. Apply at this office.
Hartnett and Day announce a new shipsmith wheelwright and general repair shop at the Re Store Wharf offering repairs and full service to tradesmen and the public. They seek a share of the work in the area.
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