Emarboro Democrat 1908 publication notice fragment
Fragments show class price details for subscriptions in 1908. Mentions six months three months and year pricing. Lacks complete values and full headline data.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
2
Fragments show class price details for subscriptions in 1908. Mentions six months three months and year pricing. Lacks complete values and full headline data.
A crowded Gy Saturday drew a large town crowd as sleet last week gave a wintry feel. Mrs. d. W. White of Florence visited briefly. Miss Burnice Wesley stays with sister Mrs. William Kirkley in Cheraw. Senor Me reportedly bought the Postellee building from renters Enel. RM Pratt spent Sunday with his father, Rey RN Pratt in Columbia. Mrs. PB Stokes of Darlington visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith Newton. Charlton Carlisle traveled to Bennet NC Sunday to visit Mississ. Mrs. Luther Melptvre and SL Newton Esq attended a state livestock meeting in Columbia. Mr. John Hox spoke at a Cheraw meeting on waterways development. Mrs. A. La Orrell and children of Darlington visit at d. R. Sampson’s home. Mrs. W. J. Webster and son Hampton have been sick with LaGrippe. GB. Crosland bought the corner lot formerly Marlboro Drug Co. from A. J. Matheson, treasurer. Rogers hired written tax receipts up to yesterday.
Talk of a new Marlboro included judicial circuit proposal to ease crowded dockets in Columbia. The Lith circuit bill passed the House. Gov Sheppard may accept posts. Proposals map Circuits 1st Cheniton, 4th Chesterfield, 12th Florence Perry areas with Dillon seat. expense cited as $12,000. House and Senate to visit Charleston to inspect state property and spending.
The Clio Lodge in South Carolina passed a tribute of respect for BG Cottineham who died after years as a devoted member. He loved the lodge, attended punctually, and freely shared his time and wealth. The resolution expresses sorrow, extends sympathy to his family, and requests publication in the Democrt wid Dillon era.
The report covers county education board actions setting a Bethlehem election for November 28 on a four mill school tax. It notes penalties starting this month for delinquents and lists local visits by Col W. W. Lumpkins and Mrs A J Matheson, with plans for European travel. Also mentioned are talks on liquor license bills affecting Marlboro County and a Winthrop College appropriation approval to fund dormitories and care for female students.
Final discharge notice filed in Marlboro County Probate Court for Miss Sallie Codle estate administrator Sallie Garnere to apply March 11 for official discharge. Clerk’s office notes final returns as administrator. Amounts and references appear garbled.
The supreme court refused to halt Jim Malloy’s murder conviction from the June term last year. He was to be hanged, but appeal by his court-appointed lawyers was dismissed, and Malloy faces resentencing and imminent execution. The case arose from the April 1907 killing of his wife on Wyas plantation.
By Milton McLaurin attorney for Jinlee of Probate. Notice to heirs and creditors of the estate of L. Stubbs, deceased. Court of Probate at Bennettsville, appearance required on the sixth of November, publicized as required by law.
A vintage advertisement touts De Shoop's Cough Cure as safe for infants praising its gentle healing leaves and stems. It claims the product calms coughs and heals bronchial membranes without opium or chloroform and urges mothers to choose this remedy over others.
Seaboard Air Line inter changeable mileage tickets go on sale and will, after July 15, be valid over five new roads including Central of Georgia and Norfolk Southern. The system now covers almost 20,000 miles across Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, Virginia, and coast lines. Tickets available from Seaboard Air Line Railway. For details contact W In Burroughs, Columbia, S.C.
A public notice touts Preventics tablets as a safe early cold remedy. The ad claims rapid cold breakage prevents pneumonia and suits feverish children. A large box of 48 tablets costs 25 cents, with smaller West pocket boxes at six cents, sold by J Ty Douglas.
The act criminalizes fraudulent contracts for personal service and bans advances to secure services. It deems nonperformance a misdemeanor and voids agreements where money or value is exchanged before service begins. The measure repeals inconsistent acts and takes immediate effect upon the governor's approval.
The act defines that anyone who contracts for personal service and receives advances, then fraudulently or maliciously withholds payment or benefits, commits a misdemeanor. Written contracts require formalities. verbal contracts need two witnesses and a definite term up to one year. Conviction carries a fine of 50 to 100 dollars or 20 to 30 days imprisonment per offense. In separate notes, discussion covers a Montgomery painting exhibit and related portraits in Chicago, detailing a farmer artist and reception.
Waw it Poor Month to Years fey W. Kelly of Manitiel Pa seeks to prove a medical remedy restores health after year of illness. He asserts consultation and trial failed to yield relief but claims Poleys Elduep Ouray may revive strength, supporting his testimony on potential cure.
For sale. Mugs for hatching from jrure bred Rhode Tshind Reds. The host general purpose chicken. Excellent winter layers. Mrs Bayan McLeod Bennettsville NC. tyr.
An old advertisement touts Stealth Colle as the closest imitation of tea or coffee yet produced by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. It claims the cereal based blend is pure toasted grains with nuts, boils quickly, and could fool an expert into thinking it is coffee.
Commissioner Peck has written a letter to Alfred Manurrentary expressing thoughts on corn paintings. The note hints at a display or project showcasing artistic work tied to corn imagery. Further details about dates, location, or purpose are not provided in the fragment.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.