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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
2
An early Knoxville carnival showcased the city’s business efforts with three days of spectacle. Businessmen promoted open houses and parades to attract out of town merchants and prospective buyers, aiming to spur sales during and after the event.
Absalom Foote, seeking a quieter life, moves to a small town after seeing an ad for a stationery shop. He plans to keep the sign but adds a twist, prompting passersby to notice the altered storefront message: THIS PLACE HAS CHANGED FLEET.
Every Thursday night at 8 30 Miss Mamie Doyle conducts a dancing school at the old school house. Cabbage plants for sale at 2 per 1000 by Bourne & Co Sampit SC November 18 1861.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Georgetown announces a Lyceum series starting Friday November 20 with six entertainments to aid local welfare. The Opera House opens November 19 for season ticket reservations, or attendees can reserve per event. The Days will headline the opening act.
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