Rouse Dies. Georgetown Chief of Police Passes After Illness
Mr. Robert W. Rouse, about 40, died this morning at his Highmarket Street home after a ten day illness. He served four years as Georgetown’s chief of police, earning high regard from council and citizens. He leaves a wife, five children, a brother A. D. Rouse, and a large community mourns his loss. Funeral at Duncan M. E. Church tomorrow at eleven, burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Highmarket Street
Robert W. Rouse
Rouse
Georgetown
A. D. Rouse
Duncan M. E
W. H. Hodges
Elmwood Cemetery
Grand Jury Presentment for October Term
Hon. R C Watts presiding judge presents final report from October term. Seven indictments issued six true bills and one no bill. Jail inspection notes leaking water pipes and dangerous stairs and veranda needing repair. Dispensary work satisfactory. County roads mostly good with bridge repairs in No 1 and No 3 townships to be done. Shortage found in treasurer's office. recommended proceeding against ex county treasurer and witnesses A W Jones and K B Wilson. Court house offices audited. thanks given to court solicitors and officers.
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R.C. Watts
A. W. Jones
K. B. Wilson
Ban Company
Court House
Y. J. A. Thrall
Backache Signals Kidney Trouble Say Georgetown Citizen
A Georgetown woman describes severe backaches and kidney pain linked to kidney disease and diabetes. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co for relief, noting improved urine flow and overall health after use. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Bright
Georgetown
J. O. Hathcock
Front St
S. C
Dean
Isemwan Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
20 Million Shoes Needed To Stamp Out Hookworm
Report from Mobile on October 19 declares more than 20 million pairs of shoes must be issued to foot the South to eradicate hookworm. Public health officials blame barefoot living among both blacks and whites, citing origins in Africa and links to tuberculosis, urging widespread shoeing as key to economic and educational improvement.
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Mobile
Ala
John D. Rockefeller
Southern Education Board
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Africa
Washington
South
Charles Warden Stiles
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Forest Work on the Vanderbilt Estate at Biltmore NC
The Biltmore estate forests in North Carolina cover about 130 900 acres and produce four million feet of lumber 5000 cords of tannic acid wood and fuel a thousand cords of tan bark and several hundred cords of pulp wood annually. Managed forestry improves value while fire guards logging roads and fire lines protect and connect the tract. Experimental silviculture work at Biltmore advances forestry science and practice.
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Biltgnore
North Carolina
Firese
Biltmore
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Urged For Stomach Ailments
A Georgetown Drug Co notices Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia with a money back guarantee after reasonable use. Sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 sold at The Rexall Store Georgetown.
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Georgetown
Rexall
Georgetown Drug Co
Wheat Planting Urged Amid High Flour Prices
Amid soaring flour costs, farmers are urged to plant wheat now with little prospect for relief soon. The note emphasizes steady demand and the economic strain from current market prices.
Wheat as a staple for farms urged in Bamberg Herald
The Bamberg Herald urges farmers to include wheat in next year’s crops. It notes most farms have land suitable for wheat and with ordinary care in planting and protecting against stock in early months a good yield is reasonably certain.
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Bamberg Herald
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R. W. Rouse
White Supremacy Club
City Democratic Party
G. A. Doyle
W. Doar
H. Smith
County Court House
Phenix Furniture Co
Springs
Stan
American Live Stock Insurance Co
Florence
Pee Dee
Vanderbilt Estate
Ava
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