James Chapman Dies at Anderson Baptist Leader
Rev. James Chapman, prominent Baptist minister for thirty seven years, died in Anderson after a long illness. He served churches in Macon Georgia Savannah Valdosta Ocala and other cities. He was a trustee of Mercer University Macon and of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville and connected with Greenville Woman's College Greenville South Carolina.
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Sysol
I. el
Mes Livhapman
Chapman
Macon
Savania
Valdosta
Ocala
Ila
Tle
Opossum Greeting for Harding at Greenville S C
A garbled account describes a greeting for President Harding at Greenville South Carolina as his presidential special stopped en route to Washington. The crowd waited at the station with officials present but the president did not appear.
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South Carolina
Warren G. Harding
United States
Ilejar Temple
Sidential Special
Washington
George Be
Christian Aethe Wift
Ent
Ater
Atlanta
Sta
Sweet Potatoes Storage and Winter Marketing
An extension memorandum answers practical storage questions for sweet potatoes. It advises against moving cured potatoes unless for marketing, notes wounds heal when stored, and says kept undisturbed they store well for weeks. Markets reopen Feb 1, so potatoes may be held until then if prices are unsatisfactory.
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Ason College
Presnt
F. L. Harkey
Clerk's Sale Proceedings in Pickens County South Carolina
Clerk Stewart of Pickens County Court plans a November 1921 sale under a decretal order to satisfy a debt in a case titled Hallums et al vs Anderson. Property consists of two parcels near Noes, Nos. 18 and 7, totaling about 17.88 acres with terms of sale requiring half cash and half on 12 month credit, with 8 percent interest and buyer covering papers and recording costs.
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South Carolina
NTY
Pickens
Hallums
Anderson
Ny Judee RW
Menimineer
South Cayslina
Opeyvels
Che
Lyincor
Noes
Nora Mallutiss
Ehnon
Cotton ginning totals reach prior-year levels in Oct report
Census Bureau reports 5,177,397 bales ginned before Oct 18 this year, down from 5,754,682 last year while 4,929,104 were ginned by this date in 1919. State tallies show Alabama 426,152 Arkansas 449,484 Georgia 225, etc, with overall gains in several states and continued low condition forecasts for the season.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
Missouri
North Carolina
County Tax Notice Announces Open Books and Rates
The notice states books for state and county taxes will be open Oct 15 to Dec 31 1921 with January 1922 at 0 percent. February 1922 adds 2 percent, March 1922 up to mid month adds 7 percent. After that date books close. Dog tax, poll tax, commutation road tax, and district school levies are listed by district with multiple mills. O.T. Winton, County Treasurer.
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Pickens R. R
Hurricane Township
Pickens R
Classing Cotton Before Sale Brings Growers Added Profit
Demonstrations of cotton marketing by the US Department of Agriculture and State Extension Service at 85 stations show a total potential profit of 4 125 000. Local classers, paid by the department, classed about 450 000 bales this year aiding growers to improve grade and handling. Prices increased by 0.5 to 6 cents per pound, with about 60 000 bales sold collectively at an average gain of 4 cents.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Extension Service
Federal Department
Clemson College Notes Oddities From Columbia Fair
Clemson College notes recount Ned Williams of Easley attending the State Fair in Columbia. Seniors and many alumni witnessed the football game between Carolina and Clemson at the park last Thursday. Clemson expected a win but were disappointed. The Venison Chronicle’s first edition appeared October 15 with editor T. W. Morgan of Stanbhure.
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Clemson College
Ned Williams
Easley
Columbia
Nndie Na
Carolina
Clemsen
Parcon
Wwe
Venison Chronicle
T. W. Mogan
Stanbhure
Blo
Isms
Née Bailey
Fragmentary Legal Notices from Greenwood Firm
Disjointed OCR reads list of names and firms including Vickens, South Carolina entries, and references to lawyers and offices. The text is fragmented with scattered names Martin Blythe Craig Kettt and unclear context. No coherent event or action is identifiable.
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Baptist
Thirrty
Harding
Greenville
OS. Stewart
Common Pleas
Pickens County
S.C
Dietaibt Noo. Or
O.T. Winton
County Treasury
Clemson College Notes
Sam B. Craig
Pj S
Martin
Blythe
Craig
Ickens
Virginia
Burley
Gupranleed Hye
Fifth Ave
New
Rh City
Give Owl
Woorinbour
Worvat Anny
Avi
Anne
Ashington
Piel
Reet
Os Ington
Aheog
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Hy A Yi
Panen
Jay Stove
Richter Colanthuy
Vfaahie
Attenita
Servation
Cowles
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Cove
Boston O'S
Southern Railway System
Atlanta, Ga
Weonmyn, D.C
Wee Sapol
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