Audubon Society clarifies game law stance and notices
Editor notes no broad change in game laws except two minor amendments in Lexington County regarding opossum season. Audubon Society warns violations will be prosecuted and reports weekly convictions. Secretary actively gathering memberships at five dollars each, with annual dues one dollar, urging readers to join via five dollar payments to the society. Get a sample of Limonette at Mibthe's Store.
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Pemperal
Lexington County
Audubon Society
J. Taylor
Clio News Notes notes March winds and local happenings
Local items recount Miss Pearl Stanton returning from Latta and a week of gardening weather. Mil ls and seed weighing occupy workers Alva Newton and Thad Newton. Mr Dirgan Stinton visits Red Springs mother. RB Monroe improves and consults stores. Dixie Lyceum Bureau entertains at School Auditorium with lively Thursday show. Laymen meeting invites Bennettsville attendees. Where is Limonette sold at Mittle's Store. Court notice for General Sessions in Bennettsville March 16, 1908.
Civic League Plans Street Cleanup At February Meeting
The Civic League met February second at Mrs Townsend’s home with eight members attending. They reported planting efforts at the Murchison school grounds, noting 280 plants and twelve trees added. A proposal to use sixty cent baskets as street trash receptacles was approved as an experiment and a committee was formed to push mayoral enforcement of litter laws, plus street sweeping on Saturdays.
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The
Civic League
GC P .Townsend
11. McColl
Murchison
Prof James A Webster to Help Organize Music at Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian church choir seeks Prof James A Webster of Pa to come here and organize classes in voice pipe organ and violin. A Davidson College speaker President Henry Louis Smith and Gow Wisel are to address laymen’s Sunday. Webster’s presence would aid music.
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Presbyterian Church
James Ro Webster
Webster
Toth
Gow, Wisel
Henry Louis Smith
Davidson College
School Funds apportioned by district totals 1907 1908
The School Funds and Supt. Masterling allocate the year’s funds to districts. Highlights show amounts from various sources for 1907 and 1908 including Smill Polls Dog tax Special and GALTA Point totals reaching 23 402.16 and 829 585.64 with district breakdowns and prior year figures. The notice appears alongside a promotion for the Thrice-a-Week World newspaper subscription.
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Masterling
GALTA
Kidney pills claim cure for all kidney ills
An advertisement asserts Doan's Kidney Pills cure backache and all kidney disorders. It claims beneficiaries include elderly, middle aged, and youth, with relief from urinary issues and related illnesses. JW Powell, trader of Waverly, Columbia SC, endorses the remedy for his son’s lifelong kidney problems.
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Bri Ieht
Dean
JW Powell
Pons Eral
Waverly
Kolo Blanding St
Columbia SC
Nein
Isinge Doan
Price
Six Free Trips For Inauguration Visit To Washington
The Pee Dee Advocate and the Marlboro Democrat plan a six person party to Washington for the 1909 inauguration. Members chosen by readers include Marlboro County’s most popular minister, most popular teacher, most popular young lady, and three top subscription contributors to the two papers and jointly to both. The group will travel by rail in early March to witness Congress and visit Mt. Vernon and numerous national sites, including the Capitol and White House, with a top view from the Washington Monument.
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Marlboro Democrat
Washington
United States
The
Advocate
Democrat
Marlboro County
Marlboro
Roosevelt
Congress
Mt. Vernonington
Soas
George Wash
Capitol
White House
U. S. T Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Statuary Hall
Congressional Library
National Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington Monument
P. Border Treasury
Atomac
Advocate Or
Advocate and Democrat
the Democrat
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Tes
Mt. Vernon
Contests on Subscriptions For Pee Dee Advocate Marlboro Democrat
Rules outline vote credits for subscriptions and agents, with fixed vote values for Advocate and Democrat plans, ballot submission, and timelines. The contest ends February 5, 1909, count by a three citizen Marlboro committee, editors tally, managers named, substitutes allowed.
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Fields
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Latta
Wrush
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Thad Newton
Hias
RB Monroe
Dirgan Stinton
Red Springs
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Dixie Lyceum Bureau
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GC. McRae
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Martin Ansel
HL Smith
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Bieth
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Leks
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Marvel
CP Townsend
Nea Bers
Asken
James A Webster
Obio
New York World
Trinity
Uta
Denecrat
South Carolina
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