Boll Weevil Poisoning in South Carolina Policy
Discussion on boll weevil poisoning in South Carolina for 1920 outlines cautious adoption. Calcium arsenate is recommended with specific counties and soil conditions, outlining machines, timing, and precautions for experimental use by farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Coad
Beaufort
Jasper
Hampton
Charleston
Colleton
Barnwell
Allendale
Bamberg
Orangeburg
Calhoun
Dorchester
Berkeley
Williamsburg
Georgetown
Horry
U. S. Delta Laboratory
Tallulah
Nner
Furman University Commencement and Summer School
Commencement at Furman University includes reinstallation of MGA president McGlothlin and inaugural address by Dr. McGlothlin. Greetings from Trustees Faculty students and alumni from Greenville and several colleges. 33 graduates mainly Bachelor of Arts. Summer School opens June 15 with strong faculty and expected enrollment rise.
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Ecc Tenn
Mgas
McGlothlin
Emory W. Hunt
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
J. G. Metcalf
University of Virginia
J. H. Mitchell
Ebenezer
S. C
Z. T. Cody
Seaboard Freight Shed Enlarged in Andrews
The Seaboard Air Line freight depot in Andrews is being expanded with a sixty foot open platform a 100 foot covered shed and an enclosed warehouse thirty feet longer than the current structure. Work is underway with pier foundations erected to boost capacity amid rising local freight and housing growth.
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Seaboard Air Line
Andrews
Seaboard Railway
Weather boosts Cedar Creek-area crops and notes births
The Cedar Creek section reports warm wet weather improving crops and a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wilson. Miss Della Harrelson attends summer school in Andison, and Rev. D. O. Spires filled an appointment at Gouldine with a large crowd. The Conference meets at Gourdines Chapel on July 3 and 4.
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Marion Wilson
Della Harrelson
Andison
D. O
Gouldine
Gourdines Chapel
Ice cream supper delights Harmony crowd at Howards home
A large Harmony crowd enjoyed an ice cream supper Saturday at the home of J. F. Howards. Several social visits occurred including Ruth Terry with Thetis Camlin and Dorothy Terry with Katherine Howard. May visits by Lucille and Mamie Connell and Luke Kirton were noted at Bryan's. Laurence Terry, son of C. A. Terry, is ill but gaining hopes for recovery.
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J. F. Howards
Ruth Terry
Thetis Camlin
Dorothy Terry
Katherine Howard
Lucille
Mamie Connell
Luke Kirton
Bryan’s
Thessie Camlin
Clyde Epps
Lucious
Clyde Freeman
Dorothy
Lula Terry
Marion Thompson
John Morris
Large Tobacco Pack House Rising in Andrews
The Farmers Warehouse owners erect a large pack house between the concrete structure and the railroad in Andrews. Framing is complete and work proceeds rapidly under Mr. Fred Broke supervision, with completion expected for the tobacco season around July 15.
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Andrews
Fred Broke
Younger Set Envoys Dance at Arundel
Mrs J Louis LaBruce hosts a Younger Set dance at her country home Arundel last Tuesday evening. Jap anese lanterns glow on verandas as Mrs Constance Wardlaw oversees the punch bowl. Chaperones Mr LaBruce and Mesdames Jacobs Fraiser assisted. attendees include Catherine Fraiser Bernice Haselden Marie Haselden Clyde Doar and others.
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J. Louis LaBruce
Georgetown
Arundel
Constance Wardlaw
la Bruce
Mesdames
Jacobs
Fraiser
Catherine Fraiser
Bernice
Marie Haselden
Clyde Doar
Louise Rosa
Julia Pyatt
Irene Colbert
Hilda Emerson
Peacock
Chaning
Joe Bull
Eroy Doar
Julian Johnson
Tesie Porter
Lucas Koch
Richie Rosa
Walter Philips
Henry Pyatt
Hugh Frasier
Eugene Julian
Louis, Taudie
Allard LaBruce
Lawson Oliiver
Mrs. Sarah Taylor Mazyck Richardson Dies in Plantersville
Mrs. John Richardson of Plantersville died at her home Wednesday morning, shocking the community she loved. Formerly Miss Sarah Taylor Mazyck, daughter of William St. Julian Mazyck, she leaves her husband and a son John Richardson Jr. Funeral services were held today by Rev. Galbraith at the Plantersville chapel.
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John Richardson
Plantersville
Richardson
Sarah Taylor Mazyck
William St. Julian Mazyck
John Richardson, Jr
Galbraith
Old Prince Frederick Church
Unclear Text Fragment From Historical Technical Note
Fragmentary lines discuss development stages and risks of poisoning processes on a machine. Ambiguous wording obscures concrete facts or events and may reflect early technical prose with incomplete sentences and misspellings.
Georgetown Folks Highlight Local Coming and Visiting Names
Miss Margaret Springs returns from St Marys High School in North Carolina and enjoys vacation at Sandy Island home. Mrs H L Oliver visits daughter at Cox College in College Park Santa and spends holidays with friends in Georgia Alabama and South Carolina. Miss Sue Smoaks Bamber hosts sister Mrs Rudolph Blasky this week. Misses Alice Ward and Ruth Carraway attended Clemson commencement last week.
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Margaret Springs
St. Mary’s Hign
N. C
Sandy’s Island
H. L. Oliver
Virginia
Henrietta
Cox College
College Park
Stlan‘a
Hon? A
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Sue Smoak
Bamber
Rudolph Blasky
Alice Ward
Ruth Carraway
Clemson
Cotton outlook improves across the belt in weekly crop bulletin
The Department of Agriculture reports steady progress in cotton across most of the belt. Warmer eastern nights aided growth while states like Georgia and Mississippi show varied conditions, with Alabama and Louisiana improving and Texas showing wide variability from poor to very good. Weevil activity persists in Southwestern Texas and southeastern areas.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Arkansas
Lousiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Clemson Honors Two Agriculturists
Clemson College trustees awarded certificates of merit at June 8 commencement to Wannamaker Jr. for soil building and cover crops and to W W Ward Jr. for cotton and seed breeding. The Wannamaker Cleveland Big Bell cotton variety is noted as highly suited to South Carolina conditions.
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Clemson College
Wannamaker, Jr
Hodges
W. W. W Ker
Cleveland
South Carolina
Clemson Board of Trustees
Moody opens open air gospel campaign in Chicago
Moody Bible Institute launches a citywide evangelistic drive this summer across Chicago. Students with gospel autos will reach the Loop and ghettos, sharing the cross through song and tract distribution from curbside organs and tent meetings.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Chicago
Card of Thanks from H J W Kizer
I wish to take this opportunity of extending my thanks to the many friends who have ministered to me and helped me in my sad bereavement. I appreciate every word of consolation and every act of sympathy shown me. H J W Kizer.
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H. J. W. Kizer
Ginners Urged to Aid State Warehouse Campaign
The South Carolina Division of the American Cotton Association plans active ginner involvement in a statewide warehouse campaign. Ginners may be urged to join the association and build warehouses to protect cotton from country damage, aiding cooperative marketing and crop storage. Banks are asked for cooperation, with a Montgomery meeting to formalize plans in Atlanta on June 2. Harold C. Booker elected secretary.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
American Cotton Association
The
Cotton Association
Montgomery
General Committee On Marketing
Atlanta
D. E. Murphy
St. Matthews
Bureau of Markets
A. F. Lever
Harold C. Booker
Association
H. R. Clinkscales
Henee Atidy
Secrechairman
Lookout House Collapse Injures Two Men at Pawley’s Island
Dallas W. McKenzie of Olanta and Leon Weinberg of Manning were injured when a lookout house on a sand hill collapsed above the beach. McKenzie, a young civil engineer, was buried and believed to have a broken back. he was rushed to a Charleston hospital. Weinberg sustained painful but nonfatal injuries.
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Dallas W. Mctenzie
Olanta
Leon Weinburg
Manning
Pawley’s
McKenzine
Charleston
Weinberg
Cornelia Ehrich
McKenizie
Suffrage Bill Defeated by Louisiana Legislature
Baton Rouge, La June 15 The Louisiana House rejected a resolution to ratify the nineteenth amendment and then adopted a resolution declaring the body against federal suffrage The vote against ratification was 67 to 44 and 60 to 39 for the opposing resolution State's rights advocates were credited with the defeat and the Senate special order set for Thursday.
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Baton Rouge
United States
Mississippi
Senate
R O T Students To Camp This Week
Between 1 600 and 2 000 students from universities colleges and prep schools in the Southeast will arrive at Camp Jackson Columbia Thursday for a five and a half week ROTC training period. The camp runs June 17 with officers from Fort Leavenworth and Camp Benning in charge.
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Columbia
Southeast
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennesse
Oklahoma
Texas
Mississippi
Lousiana
Alabama
Camp Jackson
R. 50 Gey
South East
Fort Leavenworth
Camp Benning Go
James A. Lynch
Emory University
H. L. Jordan
J. M. Little
Mrs McDonald Dies After Illness in Columbia
Mrs J McDonald aged 86 longtime Georgetown resident died Friday night at 8 10 at her daughter Mrs B M Dent’s home in Columbia after a sudden illness. She was wife of the late Capt H T McDonald and is survived by four daughters including Mrs S E Davis Mrs B M Dent Miss Aura L McDonald and Mrs C H Bourne. Her body was taken to Georgetown on an early train yesterday.
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Georgetown
S. E. Davis
B. M. Dent
Columbia
Aura L. McDonald
C. H. Bourne
Georgetown DAR card party supports Rebecca Motte Industrial School
A Georgetown South Carolina chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a Friday card party in Charleston at 5 PM to aid the Rebecca Motte Industrial School near White's Bridge. Mrs Manning Simons hosts at 22 Rutledge Ave with prizes for top scores and tables formed by members and friends.
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Charleston
S. C
Rebecca Motte
Daughters of the American Revolution
Georgetown
Manning Simons
Rutledge Ave
White’s Bridge
Lext
Eola Willis
Charman
Marie Gary Eason
Regent
H. D. Shackelford
Franklin F. Sams
L. E. Davidson
St. J. — Lawton
Mabel Webr
Card of Thanks to Andrews Community
A notice expressing heartfelt thanks to the people of Andrews for their kindness during a sad bereavement toward L. V. Copeland and their children. The writer credits the community for support, appraising their generosity and sympathy.
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Andrews
L. V. Copeland Ee
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Cedar Creek
Harmony Section
Goldenrod
Mrs
MO. Richardson
Will
D. W. McKenzie
Pawley
Louisana
Mrs. McDonald
Georgetown School
D. A. R. Chapter
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