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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1927

Page

6

State Fair Opens with Rodeo and Clemson Cadet Stay

The South Carolina State Fair opens October 17 with strong amusement features and a promising flower show. About 1,200 Clemson cadets will encamp on the fair grounds for three days, adding to the event’s appeal. The Wild West Rodeo, directed by Col. Jack W. King of Texas, is planned to replace former harness racing events and will include 26 Pawnee Indians led by a tribal chief.

South Carolina Clemson Jack W. King Texas

South Carolina Fair Highlights and Scientific Agriculture

The article describes a multi-state rodeo and flower show at the South Carolina fair plus a strong emphasis on scientific farming. It notes hundreds of livestock, horses, Brahma cattle, and a dahlia display judged by Charles Reed, with poultry and dairy exhibitions and Clemson Carolina football as a climax. It quotes Paul Moore and L. V. Starkey on science’s role in soil health, crop improvement, and animal husbandry, citing Hellriegel Wilfarth, seed companies, and the impact of modern farming tools.

Paul V. Moore A. E. Schilletter H. H. McGill Moore Fair South Hellriegel Wilfarth South Carolina Hartsville Webber United States Department of Agriculture Cleveland Russia Siberia Durham Italy Africa Orient India Japan San Jose

Ford buys vast rubber lands in Brazil for rail project

Henry Ford has acquired over 1.5 million acres of rubber tree territory in Brazil without promoters and plans to build 1000 miles of railroad, signaling South America as a potential future industrial center.

Henry Ford Brazil South America

CARD F THANKS

The Moseley and Venning families thank friends for sympathy and support during a recent bereavement.

W. J. Moseley Murrell Venning

Dr Long Addresses Agricultural Club

The lecture extols scientific work in American agriculture, praising laboratory and field research for practical farm gains. It cautions that science elevates standards and weeds out shiftless farmers, then mentions soil science contributions led by Dr Lewis of the Rothamstead experiments.

Lewis Rothmastead Experi

Rickenbaker Estate Administratrix Appointment Cited

Mrs Lulu C Rickenbaker applies for appointment as Administratrix of J M Rickenbaker deceased. Citizens and creditors are cited to show cause at the Court House in Aiken on October 10, 1927 at 11 o clock why she should not be appointed. Probate Judge George R Webb signs the notice dated September 28, 1927.

Lulu C. Rickenbaker J. M. Rickenbaker Aiken

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Aiken Publishing CO Walter C. Duncan C. Alderman Duncan Aten. C Gee McGee Dick Green Will Doolittle Will Brother Jim Sam Wilson Sallie Skinner Joe Black Judy Green Pinky Scott Bob Ben Brown Joe Ebby Kay Jerry Green the State Fair Walking Sun Colonel King L. X. L. Ranch Xsnany Far East Animal Husbandry Dr. Long L. V.starkey Animal Husban Clemson College Lee Gowan Agricultural Club Lennox Oil & Paint Company Ohio George W. Gyles Blackville S. C P. O. Box Herbert E. Gyles Aiken, S. C P. O Kate Logan J. Pendleton St K. V. Milard Colleton Ave D. Powell The Pines George R. Webb Aiken Co Chrysler Cars Chrysler C. B. Woolsey Walter C. Plunkett Thomas J. Crouch Dist Mgr Southern Bell ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
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