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Newspaper

Andrews News

Location

Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

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Laval to Coach Furman University Teams for Next Season

William L. Laval named coach for football baseball and basketball at Furman University. He will devote full time to Furman, directing mass play and student physical training. Laval, a renowned Southern player and manager, led Greenville club and helped Furman field strong teams this season.

S of Furman’ University William L. Laval Billy” Laval South Greenville Furman University Furman Clemson South Carolina Laval Secon Friends of

Valuable Shakespeare Book Reaches U S

A 1599 edition of Shakespeare’s Venus and Adonis arrived in New York in the possession of George D. Smith, a rare books dealer. Smith paid 7000 for the two by three inch, two ounce volume bought for Henry E. Huntington of New York, renowned for his Shakespeare collection.

New York George D. Smith Cunard Carmona Liverpool Henry E. Huntington

Americon Legion Formed in Andrews City Meeting

Friday night January 23 a group of Service men living in Andrews organized the aeTeOE branch of the American Legion. A Chapter has been applied for and an election of officers will follow once approved. Ex-soldiers are urged to attend. Present at the meeting were Bath, W. T. Coxsneer worth, Sarvis, Hemingway, Hogan Munsen, Bundercree, Cook, Kiser, L. Pip n, and others.

Andrews Aeteoe American Legion Tose Messrs. Bath W. T. Coxsneerworth Sarvis Hemingway Hogan Munsen Bundercree Cook J. . Cae Kiser L Pkin E. L. Pipn

Minstrel Show Boosts Church Efforts in Greeleyville

The Methodist Church ladies presented a minstrel in Andrews on Tuesday then performed again in Greeleyville Friday before a full house. The article credits the actors for a pleasant, profitable show and lists local attendees including Mr. and Mrs. J. Hinemann and many other couples and individuals.

D. S. Porter W. D. Baskins H S. Clardy Lewis Ballenberger Cecil Tallevast W. B. Higbe L. Z. King R. H. Mosely Misses Mileyna Cassie Higbe Martha Parsons Ethel Baskins Nora Grant Messrs. Rowell and Skinner

Preliminary Drainage Survey Completed for Boggy Swamp District

Civil engineer G. T. Ford finishes survey and maps proposing drainage of 18 000 acres into Sam Pit River. Ground breaking for the project expected soon. Seaboard Airline Industrial Dept. official McBride visited Andrews to discuss drainage with local business leaders.

G. T. Ford Sampit McBride Industrial Department of the Seaboard Andrews

Duroc Jersey Farm Does Well On Coast

C Bissell Jenkins of Charleston funds a rich Duroc Jersey project on his country estate 30 miles from Charleston. Sows and boars of top strains are housed in well-ventilated lots with rye and pasture, aimed at helping small farmers access pure-bred stock. The Richfield Live Stock Co includes Jenkins and his sons with S L Reid and Samuel G Fitz Simons as manager. The piece contrasts Thomas Stewart from Indiana and other voices at the Chicago show, praising pure-bred hogs and efficient breeds like Hampshire and Tamworth while warning scrub stock lacks value.

C. Bissell Jenkins Charleston General Asbestos and Rubber Company Mr. Jenkins Samuel G. Fitz ‘Simons Jenkins Richfield Live Stock Company C. Bissell Jenkins, Jr J. T. Jenkins S. L. Reid Samuel G. Fitz Simons Jersey Arthur C. Stewart Greensboro Indiana William C. Stewart Richmond Iowa Missouri Chicago George C. Miler Creston Iown Hampshire Pens Hampshire D. DeKalb DeKalb Adams Litchfield Michigan Missourian Texas Miseur Berkshire Duroe- Jersey Chester Waite Nis G. B. Oliver Corning Clay County Ali Manes Road Puingland Oluver Farris Lattimer

Sterilizing Cans Key to Milk Bacterial Control

Prof H W Barne reports on studies by W B Aull at the South Carolina experiment station about milk bacterial content. Findings show that improper cleaning of cans and lids spreads bacteria, while inverting containers over live steam for ten to fifteen minutes sterilizes lids and separators. The milk cooler proves especially hard to sterilize.

H. W. Barne South Carolina Amin Filbdderi Auil

New Federal Law Expands Rural Road Aid Provisions

Secretary Houston highlights Feb amendments to the federal aid road act raising per mile funding to 20 000 and broadening rural post road definitions. The changes ease eligibility and require substantial construction, with federal share capped at 50 percent, plus a new administration plan and advisory committee to guide implementation.

David F. Houston Houston Federal Treasury United States

Clever Scheme and a Summer Arctic Tale

Comic exchange with Hobo Pete claiming to have just returned from a North Pole expedition and receiving charity from a farm house keeper, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding and social interaction.

de Faidy North Pole

Middleton Ohio Men Look Over Property Near Andrews

A party of five prospective land owners from Middleton Ohio including Messrs Lawrence, Sills, Shswarb, Dhome and Geo Williamson arrived in Andrews last week to inspect farming property for sale. They praised the outlook and expressed desire to buy land for tobacco, corn, and cotton planting in the area.

Messrs. Lawrence, Sills Shswarb Dhome Geo. Williamson Middleton Ohio Andrews

Bonded whiskey seized in Pittsburgh raids

Prohibition agents and internal revenue men raided three sites in the Pittsburgh district today netting 1,500 quarts from a private residence and a drug store. A McConnellsville raid produced 35 barrels of whiskey valued at over 100000 dollars overall.

Pittsburgh Internal Revenue Pittshore McConnellsville Whskey

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W. L. Laval University U. S Americon Legion Organized Greeleyville The International Donald Angus the Country Gentleman Duroc Jersey Farm Ford Stewart W.S. Guilford Dwyer & Guilford University of Kentucky Kentucky Tain Roads American Association of State Highway Officials Federal Bureau Imddletown Tion Prohibition
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