Oversight in Marlboro County Publish Reports by Supervisor
The article details a legal requirement that county supervisors publish audited claims and related details in a local newspaper within fifteen days after meetings. Marlboro County’s supervisor Manning had not published reports for years, blaming unawareness and past office pressures, with the treasurer’s and previous supervisor’s actions contrasted. It notes the 1902 general application of the law and recent court support for mandatory publication.
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County Board of Commissioners
Marlboro
Muirfield County
Fooshe
Winnsboro News and Herald
Fairfield County
Supreme Gourd
Mike
Optay County
Fairfield
Hiw
Altomney
Mc Coward
Manning
Coward
Criminal Court
Rogers
Editor Indicted for Assault and Concealed Weapons
Lexington reports Bateshore Advocate editor N Rogers Bayly indicted by the grand jury for assault with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons. The alleged pistol attack targeted A J Bethea governor’s private secretary and guests from a wedding party at Batesbury hotel. Bond posted. mayor of Batesbury listed among his supporters. local authorities reportedly took no action.
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Lexington
N Rogers Bayly
Bateshore Advocate
A.J Bethea
WC Allen
J J Allen
SW Page
Batesbury Iolel
Bond
WC Bates
Batesbury
Brownsville News Highlights Local Happenings
Brownsville reports unusually fine crops in stone crops section and good yields anticipated. Community sickness noted but not serious. Mr G M Hartley improving from illness. Apple peaches plums and vegetables plentiful. Mr L Bascom Harper of Sumter visiting home. Miss Pearl Brignon long time student at Richmond Women’s College retires to Brownsville. Rey CM Pooler aiding in precinct work and to resume duties next appointment. Miss Many Ropers arrived in Spackunbury for commencement.
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Brownsville
G M Hartley
L Bascom Harper
Sumter
Pearl Brignon
Womans College Richmond
Rey CM Pooler
Many Ropers
Spackunbury
Handy Fruit and Vegetable Slicer Debuts in Trendy Kitchen Furnishings
The Sensation of the Day unveils a new kitchen tool praised for its dainty design and versatile slicing of fruits and vegetables. Inventor Chitards markets the device as a refined aid, promising equal parts style and efficiency for home cooks.
Local Agent J A Spears Seated for Martham and Nearby Counties
J A Spears is named sole agent for Martham Darlington Marion Hunter and Chesterfield counties with headquarters at Benjoltaville C likely serving as regional representative for Benjoltaville area and surrounding communities.
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Martham, Darlington, Marion, Hunter
Chesterfield Counties
Benjoltaville
Joe McCollum's Ride Attributed To Drunken Driver On Rural Wagon
A drunken incident follows Joe McCollum as Alfred Green struggles to control a horse dragging a wagon through Blenheim toward Drake and Salem. Graham pursues with a replacement horse, returns to Bennettsville, and Joe boasts of bringing the horse back. Rumors connect the horse to a blind tiger. a fragment of an unrelated medical ad appears at the end.
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Graham
Alfred Green
Doe McCollum
Joe
Blenheim
Alfred
Uhey
Drake
Barrettsville
Mr. Graham
Bucey
Bleheim
Salem
Me. Graham
West Bennettsville
Bennettsville
Hunt
Blair
Dr Shoop’s tablet praised for rapid blood pressure relief
An unclear passage touts a Dr Shoop remedy that allegedly lowers blood pressure in minutes using a pink tablet called Fabtet gous Mogi. It promises quick relief from headaches and pressure, while urging readers to buy from Commons Renan for 25 cents.
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Shoop
Bennettsville Boys Dominate Weekend Games
The Bennettsville team has played well, winning all recent games against Dillone Henhebisville and Rennebtsville. Next up are matches with Red Springs at Bonnesville, with Dr Shoop’s Headache Tablets advertised for sale at 25 cents per bottle.
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Mornine
Dillon
Henhebisville
Thvesihyy
Dillion
Rennebtsville
Wornigees Chora
Hennnethyyile i
Mondiy Atieriney Cheray
Hennettaville S
de Bonnestsville
Riday
Bennettsville License Tax Ordinance 1908 Punishes Unlicensed Trades
Town of Bennettsville levies a license tax on all persons and corporations engaging in any calling, business, profession, or occupation within the town limits for the year ending May 1 1908. The ordinance sets rates by trade, provides penalties and collections through the sheriff, and allows appeals to the town council. It aims to raise revenue for current expenses and town obligations.
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Bennettarill
Burnettaville
Thinttarie
Benvettavitte
Mike Snd Xignae
Peron
Ain
Witsinney Prrtiteaion
Roy Ion Shill
Peor Panto
Ali
Mette
Sv Tito
Heston
Ieee
Lie Shivora
Orien
Marlboro Couny
Hennettaville
Clare and Treasure
Kueh Assoumnons
Rennetlaville
Giny
Mayer
Connell
Tronspionona
Treasuer
Bennettavite
Low
Bruit
Hmuwehey
Nitord Sabeltine
Consniterk
Nygertt
Piratia
Taunt
Wien
Dinney
Mather
Clerk
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Supreme Court
Yale
Bavne
Shivop
Hondas
Brownsville News
J. A. Spears
Joe McCollum
Boun
Drusgist
Ujen
Doe
Dr. Shoop
MO. T. Douglas
Dillone
Mennettsville Ra
Dillan
Hennettyville
Pau
Tea Holley
Olleitiin
Tinta
The
Hspriss Compiyies
Agenc'es
Tstranive Co
Ian
Allie Matias
Agnes
Nat Chi
Evan Skule
Ld Breeden
Ile
Ceatly Wien
Meyer
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