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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
8
Unclear OCR text notes State Senator R M Jefferies announces candidacy to succeed himself in the State Senate. Mentions health and inaction on governor or U S Senate races while campaign plans are outlined.
Mutual agreement dissolves the Salley and Hall partnership. All creditors should present claims for payment and debtors should settle accounts. Eulalie Salley continues as Eulalie Salley and Company. Mattie C. Hall operates as Mattie C. Hall. May 1, 1930.
The state convention approaches with debate over Rule 32 and party pledges. Prohibition remains a key issue with Hampton and Newberry counties weighing repeal and allegiance to the 18th Amendment. Rumors swirl on governor nominees, lieutenant governor contenders, and congressional races across districts.
Mothers fear common symptoms in children may come from worms. The ad touts White's Cream Vermi Tage as a safe cure, claiming it will remove itching and appetite issues. Available for 35 cents per bottle from J Platt & Co in Aiken.
A column discusses the shifting idea of opportunity across generations, citing Sage and the Van Sweringen brothers as examples of finding advantage through talent and work. It notes railroads then and calls for recognizing opportunity as markets wobble with abrupt stock swings and continued dividend payments amidst uncertainty.
A fragmented report notes corn yields for Dixie’s Core and rival nation’s crop, citing 300 pounds per acre potential and 18 cent cost per bushel. It mentions Chilean nitrate fertilizer at 204 pounds used during late growth, with emphasis on economical core production.
B L Moss a noted planter and agricultural writer from Saso Mississippi explains that cotton acres from East Texas to the Carolinas that did not receive 300 to 400 pounds of nitrogen fertilizer at planting yield poorer results. He emphasizes early season side dressing and details methods on his farm, urging careful nutrient management for higher yields.
A fragmented report discusses farm methods to cut weevil damage, mentioning integrated pest practices, stages of crop protection, and adherence to guidelines. The text references mechanisms, timings, and farm labor considerations, emphasizing preventive measures and proper field management.
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