Measles and illness touch Vineland community notes
In Vineland the column reports ongoing measles cases and general health concerns. It notes several families affected, a three year old with pneumonia, and a death of Ora Lee Alexander at age fifteen with funeral details. Church services, community events, and local visits are mentioned amid reflections on newspaper contributions and local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Lee Alexder
Iwank Alexander
Greenville
Orafee
Central Baptist Church
Baldwin
Reenville
HH. A
Lank
Portsmouth
Vass
Osrie
Stope
Robert
Pickens County
Clyde
Cross Roads Rch
S. T. Matthews
W. B
Lathem News item notes local visits and events
Mr and Mrs 11 Satterfield and Wayne spent Sunday with Mrs Jno Norris and family. A musical at D Bagwell home Wednesday night featured Clinton Jones Louis Hop tins Kilic and William Norris. J W Richey bought a farm from J W Looper Nichols homestead. Ada Looper from Lathem visited relatives near Dacusville. D W Looper enlisted in the U S Army is at Camp Louis Washington. Lois Norris Vashti Eubanks visited Easley Saturday. The Looper child recovered from pneumonia. Violet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satterfield
Wayne
Jno. Norris
D. Bagwell
Clinton Jones
Louis Hoptins
Kilic
William Norris
J. W. Richey
J. W. Looper
Nichols Homestead
Ada Looper
Linthem
Dacusville
Nine Forks
D. W. Looper
U. S. Army
Camp Louis
Washington
Lois Norris
Vashti Eubanks
Easley
Thomas Looper
South Carolina Legislature Adopts State Budget and Reforms
The South Carolina General Assembly adjourned sine die after a 40 day session. The appropriations bill totals six million five hundred thirty four thousand nine hundred twenty five dollars with a levy of eleven and a half mills, plus a half mill for The Citadel. A stock law, women voting in Democratic primaries, and raising the age of consent to sixteen were among notable actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
General Assembly of
South Carolina
General Appropriations
Citadel
Charleston
Legislative Department
Governor's Office
Sec
State Treas
S. Ofice
Adjutant Genl
University of
Dept. of Education
S. S. Historical Commis
S.C. Library
Confederate Museum
State Pardon Board
Commission of Public Welfares
Hospital For
Industrial Schoool
Boysa Stele Industrial School
Caplan
Eto Uune
Preacher Forewarns on Subscriptions and Thanksgiving Blessings
A minister-letter incident prompts a cautionary tale about subscription threats. Helen Keller poem reflects on gratitude and the call to dedicate 1921 Thanksgiving to aiding the lonely, ill, and imprisoned, urging readers to bless others as guidance from God.
Wallace urges all to aid farmers during tough period
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace appeals for every good citizen to help farmers through a period of low mood. He says prices of farm products must rise and other prices fall to restore normal relations, and that pre war price levels are morally wrong and economically impossible. He cites farmers across the nation facing losses and promises department action to end the food surplus and improve production and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ood
Wallace
Walace
East
Central West
Cook stores from $20 up at Barr Bros Eas
Cook stores are available starting at $20 at Barr Bros Eas. The offer highlights a selection of bar and kitchenware with prices beginning at twenty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr Bros
Easey
Baptists Report Where Money Goes From Campaign Receipts
A Baptist report from Nashville shows how $16,861,100 pledged by Dec 1, 1920, was allocated. Foreign Mission Board receipts of $2,958,808.07 funded new provinces in China, expansion in Syria and Palestine, new workers, and facilities. Home Missions nearly doubled its evangelism and church-building budget. state missions and education benefited. ten new hospitals started with $1.11 million from the drive and local communities contributing about $2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Scarborough
Baptist
Lillian
Conservation Commission
Nashville
Foreign Mission Board
China
Spain
Hungary
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Ukraine
Russia
Syria
Palestine
Fasttn
Siberia
Home Missions
Byrvenson
Ilame Mission Board
Cuba
Panama
Covention Territory
The
Southern Baptists
South Carolina Farmers Describe Fertilizer Practices for Higher Yields
Farmers from Johnston to Hartsville report using mixed fertilizer formulas and top dresses to boost yields of seed cotton. They cite acre outputs from 1,200 to 2,100 pounds and discuss regional season length, high grade products, and the economic case for investing in fertilizer despite high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
A. G. Clarkson
Wateree
R. H. Belser
Summerton
P. B. Day, Jr
Trenton
James S. Culbreth
Johnston
Wade H. Herring
Marion
A. A. Barnes
Hartsville
A. H. Ward
Darlington
J. J. Lawton
M. W. Buffington
Saluda
D. S. Yates
Lykesland
A. E. Brock
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Vineland News
John W. McAdams
Robert Alexander
Mertie
Lois Milleton
Bliss Letta Fay “Slapman
Lenhardt
Wi. Carmel
Vlamrant
Mr. Collas
Lathem News
Violet
Palmafesta
Palmetto State Festival
Negro Reformatory
Catawba Indians
Deaf and Blind Children Committee
Law Enforcement Department
Board of Health
Tax Commission
State Board of Reviews Insurance Com’s. Office
State Bank Examiner
Commission
Board of Law
Board of Board of Conciliations Commis
Commis. of Agriculture Warehouse
Commis
Pharmaceutical Board
Electrician
Offec
Confederate Infirmary
Vet's. Association
State Fair Society
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Alee
Lik
Jessamine
the Lord
Helen Keller
Farmer
Baptists
Home and Foreign Missions
L. R. Scarborough
Conservation Commission Baptist 76 Million Campaign
W. D. Holstein
Batesburg
Daily Mail
Cotter
Anderson
W. F. Farmer
M. C. Smith
Pickens, S. C
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