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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1911

Page

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United cotton growers urge mass meetings to halt price drop

A South Carolina call to bankers merchants farmers and professionals appeals for statewide meetings on Monday the 25th and a state Cotton Congress on Thursday the 28th in Columbia. The notice urges cooperative action to support cotton prices and warns that continued market inaction risks bankruptcy and national crop estimates of about 12.5 million bales for 1911.

Ditor Daily Chambers Commerce Farmers’ Union Agriculre Farmers’ Unions National Armers Union Shawnee Kla Montgomery Otten Congress Montgomery Congress Montgomery Cotton Congress Brown Hayne Sully United Cotton Columbia Halls of Representatives State Boards of Trade Commissioners of Agriculture

A Bad Sanitary State of Affairs in Fordtown

Reports allege frightful sanitary conditions along Fordtown and the Sampit road to Black River road with green putrid water in open drains fronting houses. Citizens urge immediate action though jurisdiction is unclear, warning the conditions harm the entire area and the city.

Fordtown Sampit Road Black River Road

Two Families Murdered in Colorado Springs Home Crime

Colorado Springs authorities pursued a theory that an enemy of one or both families killed Mrs. Alice Burnham and her daughter Alice and son John aged six and three, along with Mrs. Henry F Wayne. The axe murders occurred as the families slept Sunday night. no robbery motive found. A J Burnham, husband of one victim, is ill and not believed capable of the deed.

Colorado Springs Colo Alice Burnham Alice John Henry F. Wayne Ted A. J. Burnham

British warships and a ram cause collision scare

A ram-equipped British warship collided with the steamship Olympia and failed to sink her, leaving a gaping hole. The incident prompts comparisons to decline in maritime dominance amid broader political chatter from Taft, Clark, and reform debates while crime notes and social quirks surface in frontier Louisiana and New York fashion.

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Merchants Praise Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Remedy

Etherton merchant J W McDaniel hails Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as unmatched for coughs colds grippe asthma and bronchitis. He urges buyers to look for the Bell label on the bottle.

Best Ever Uses Bell's Pine Tar Honey for Coughs

Harrison Idaho resident says Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is the best cough and cold remedy tried. He advises look for the Bell name on the bottle and endorses its effectiveness.

A. B. Heinlein Harrison, Idaho Dr. Bell Bell

What to Do in Case of Accident and Dr Bell Remedy

Quick guide suggests applying AntiPain for broken skin and wounds to heal rapidly. Claims internal and external use and promises wound relief without soreness. Includes reference to Dr Bell as associated remedy.

Dr. Bell Bell

Sore Eyes Cured by Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve

Miss Ellie Faulkner of New Castle Pennsylvania reports a three year sore eye condition cured by Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. She recommends the remedy to others in need of eye relief.

Ellie Faulkner New Castle Sutherland

Whoop Up The Fun Contest Encourages Subscriptions

Perseverance and determination drive success in the contest and life.readers urged to support young ladies, monitor contest announcements, and help Miss D D Porter, Miss Mary Fletcher, and Miss Lucy Kennedy as the drive grows.

D. D. Porter Mary Fletcher Lucy Kennedy

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Columbia, S. C J. Watson R. of Agriculture S. C Taft Champ Clark Kentucky Clark 1912 Harvester Trust Ceberus Louisiana J. P. McCrea Young Allen Garland Garland Gaynor Lilla B. Hughes, Andrews Rhea Wilford Mamie Hemingway Mattie Wilson Louise Matthews Rosalie McDonald Ruth Isokreit Andrews Annie Blakely Versa Vick Laurel Bella Ballenberger Sarah Ballenberger Lucy Robbins Sadie Price
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