Roosevelts views clash with Taft peace plans and Wilson bid
A jumble of topics spans Roosevelt opposing Taft treaties, Wilson declining to seek the presidency, sugar prices rising, a Harvard anatomist bequest, bankers courting cotton, Mount Etna rumbling, Admiral Ching Pin Kwang visiting the U S, Maine politics, and sports notes. The Birmingham News and Atlanta Georgian back Wilson as debates continue. Governors discuss employers liability while Columbia and Columbus contend for Sally League title.
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Governors Conference
Columbia
Columbus
Andrews Graded School Prospectus Preview
A Columbia printed prospectus chronicles the Andrews Graded School starting September 18, 1911, recounting Georgetown County's growth, town development, and the school’s founding by W H Andrews. It details a two-story brick main building, faculty, districts, and planned departments in manual training, domestic science, agriculture, music, and shop facilities with a total property value of ten thousand dollars.
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Columbia
S. C
State Publishing Co
Andrews Graded School
Andrews
Itg
Iign
Georgetown County
S.C
Georgetown
Atlantic Coast Lumber Company
Western
W. H. Andrews
Building and Loan Association
Trussieea
F. P. Bell
W. B. Blakely
H. C Tallevast
H. C. Ritter
A.C. Coker
Rosa Graham
Jessie Dobbins
Agricultural Department
State School Improvement Association
New Nesmith Live Stock Co Stable Opens on Duke and Wood
A city stroll at 6 80 am reveals the Nesmith Live Stock Co corner on Duke and Wood streets showing a newly erected stable with twelve stalls and four rear squares each with a drinking fountain. The builders C D Cook and J F Bourne describe a central bookkeeper office and a bay window end. plans include a carriage house, stock of buggies, fresh cakes and crackers, and cash premiums at C P Foxworth 119.
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Wood Street
Duke and
Wood Streets
Messrs Nesmith Live Stock Co
Messrs
C. D. Cook
J. F. Bourne
Duke Street
Seed value warning from South Carolina Farmers Union
President Dobbs of the South Carolina State Farmers Union urges farmers in Mayesville on September 13 1911 to store cotton seed and not sell. He cautions that cotton seed meal and by products could fetch 28 to 30 dollars per ton and recommends using seed as fertilizer until markets improve. Pick and gin cotton dry and protect seed from weather.
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Mayesville
S. C
Unnions
E. W. Dobbs
Pres
Best in the World J. W. Hyatt Promotes Eagle Eye Salve
J W Hyatt of North Carolina claims Souther land is the best eye remedy in the world and requests customers to mail enclosed orders. The ad-style notice markets Eagle Eye Salve as superior while urging readers to place orders by mail.
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J. W. Hyatt
Warren, N.C
Southerland
Dr Bell's AntiPain Prevents Blood Poison
An old notice promotes Dr Bell's AntiPain for cuts and bruises claiming it prevents blood poisoning by destroying septic matter and aiding healing without soreness.
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Dr. Bell
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Versa Vick
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