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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1918

Page

4

The Supreme Test at Greenwood College Contest

Colie Bo Seaborn delivered the winning third place oration representing the University of South Carolina in the State Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest in Greenwood. The speech praised democracy, liberty, and American resolve, linking Lafayette, France, and World War I to national duty and moral strength.

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Big Herd Depletion Warns of War Food Strain

The United States Food Administration urges American stock breeders to conserve flocks and herds to meet Europe’s wartime meat demand. European livestock declines from France to England highlight pressure on dairy and beef supplies, shifting focus from cereals to meat and dairy production after the war.

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Sugar for Canning Will Be Obtainable

The Food Administration announces sugar will be available in ample quantities for canning and preserving. All state grocers receive blank certificates to issue to customers who must sign and leave the certificate with the grocer. Signers pledge to return any surplus sugar after canning. Regular home-use limits remain unchanged. City residents may buy 2½ to 6 pounds. rural residents 5 to 160 pounds per purchase.

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Grow Sweet Potatoes In South Carolina

The Wood Administration urges South Carolina farmers to plant sweet potatoes liberally and plentifully. Sweet potatoes are easy and profitable to grow and can substitute for bread to help meet wartime food needs and support allied nations fighting German militarism.

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