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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
3
A terse price list shows subscription options with annual, six month, and quarterly rates. The figures 81.00, 60, and 26 appear, indicating different durations and costs. No additional context or names are provided.
Col C F Moore of Cheraw visited Wednesday to ship cotton seed from his farm north of town. B D Graham sold the Gem restaurant to T S Odom, to continue under George A Bristow. No Columbia mail arrived Wednesday due to train delay and a missed B and B connection at Kollock. Rev and Mrs T I Morris traveled from Georgetown Tuesday night for their daughter in law Ida McLaurin Morris who was in critical condition. City primary for mayor set for today in the courthouse from 10 a m to 4 p m with Lindsay J Breeden as the only announced candidate. Bishop Guerry led Episcopal services Tuesday and confirmed Mrs J A Faison. service missed Sunday night due to bad weather.
The Knights of Pythias leiee announce installation next Monday night for officers including JK Owens as chancellor commander and IT Welling as vice chancellor. Local notes report residents’ visits, tax payments, and community happenings from Bennettsville and nearby towns, with several social and civic items across Marlboro.
Stockholders met Monday and reelected A J Matheson BE Moore CK Exum Bascom Moore Jacob Isaacsona Dr CR May MW Adams as directors. Officers chosen include President A J Matheson Vice President BIS Moore Cashier GW Freemans and bookkeeper Edgar Harrell. The bank declares an 8 percent dividend on its 100000 capital beginning January 1. The report says affairs are in fine shape and the coming year should be its best.
The Union Savings Bank held a Tuesday meeting to elect officers and directors. H H Newton 4 Mowry CB Crosland im clair Dr W J Goroslat Jif Owens and W Ada named as directors with Newton retiring from presidency and Wry elected to succeed. W C Adams and IT Welling named cashier and assistant cashier respectively. The semi annual dividend of 4 percent was declared. Officers reported a gratifying financial outlook.
Notice is hereby given to this day Medlin the oil Judge of probate of Marlto jmy accounts tina as adm of the estate of Cam Wei on the 8th day of Pebraa R tor oe.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Marlboro County South Carolina the American Mortgage Company sues heirs of Eth Coward and other Coward family members to foreclose a mortgage on real estate. Court documents show defendants Fannie Manship Henry Coward and D. Coward are alleged nonresidents with interest in the property and necessary to the action. Notary Caston records the proceedings as of 1908 with G W Duvall identified as cashier and witness. A tangential note advertises a Ladies free Oyster Month promotion from Gem Tea.
Stevenson Matheson & Sto announce a new Marlboro office with W F Matheson and Stevenson of Eunottsville Darlington as partners. They will practice in Fodor Courts Offlua near Planters National Bank Bus Telenary 20. 1807 Fresh Oysters daily at the restaurant. State Board of Education sets a special teacher examination in Marlboro counties for January 17. Bennettsville court by 9 o'clock. House of Representatives notes last week John Sharp W V and David DeArmond.
Local note reports no active saw mills in the area while Tam remains ready to supply the public with a variety of goods at the delivery point. Ambiguities in text leave several terms unclear but the core message notes halted milling and ongoing supply readiness.
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