Mammoth USDA Exhibit Planned for 1922 Columbia Fair
The 1922 South Carolina state fair in Columbia will feature a 5,000 square foot mammoth display by the U S Department of Agriculture with working models and radio news service demonstrations. Confederate veterans will be admitted free to view progress exhibits. Plans also call for a Veterans Clinic remodeling the Koon building for a medical dispensary with extensive exam rooms and laboratories.
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Columbia
United States Department of Agriculture
R. M. Cooper, Jr
Mr. Cooper
Veterans’ Clinic
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Koon
Taylory Street
C. Groeschel
Builders’ Exchange
South Carolina
Veterans’ Bureau
Governors Order Weekly Constable Reports
Governor Harvey mandates weekly detailed reports from all state constables to monitor enforcement. Each report must include names of arrested individuals and full details, aiming to uncover bootlegging activity at higher levels. Hunters can begin dove season September 1 in South Carolina.
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Harvey
Constabulary
Gays
South Carolina
Richardson
United States
Daves
Wth Carolina
Georgia
Mr. Richardson
Three South Carolina Officials Named to Cotton States Commission
Governor Harvey appoints D. R. Cocker of Hartsville R. C. Hamer of Fast over and W. W. Long of Clemson College as permanent South Carolina commissioners to the Cotton States commission conference in Memphis Tennessee. The appointments are confirmed in a letter to Thomas B. King secretary.
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Harvey
D. R. Cocker
Hartsville
R. C. Hamer
Fastover
W. W. Long
Clemson College
South Carolina
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas B. King
Pardon Receipient Hamp James Criticized for Parole
Governor Harvey was warned Hamp James, paroled by Governor Blease for good behavior, is acting badly while in Dillon County. Records show James was convicted of murder and sentenced to hanged for killing his father in law.
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Harvey
Hamp James
Blease
South Carolina Rifle Team Heads to Camp Perry
South Carolina National Guard rifle team sails to Camp Perry Ohio led by Capt Witt S Fore Union in charge with Lieut Kershaw DeLoach Cam den as coach. The squad includes Lieuts Gary Byrd Hartsville Joseph Bates Orangeburg Joel Padgett Walterboro and others with sergeants and corporals.
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South Carolina
National Guard
Camp Perry
Ohio
Witt S. Fore
Union
Kershaw DeLoach
Camden
Perry
Fore
J. B. K. de Loach
Gary RB. Byrd
Hartsville
Quartermaster
Joseph EK. Bates
Orangeburg
Joel J. Padgett
Walterboro
G. Carrison
Fort Mill
L. R. Bell
Charleston
G. N. Buchanan
Greenville
Padgett
Furman Johnson
Rock Hill
Corp
Governor Harvey Plans A Series Of State Speeches
Governor Harvey will travel by automobile to multiple cities in the next three weeks for district conventions and chamber of commerce events. Sept 8 Blackville Pythians convention, Sept 15 Spartanburg chamber, Sept 16 Greenville all day with possible impromptu stops, Sept 17 Gaffney district Pythians. Mrs Harvey will accompany him, with trips planned across the state.
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Harvey
Blackville
Pythians
Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce and Friends
Gaffney
Pythlanes
Greenville
New Cotton Deliveries and Three New Charters
Officials report several hundred bales of old cotton already delivered to the South Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative with more inbound letters seeking shipping instructions. Delivery of old cotton under the contract is optional. Three new charters include Lusk Construction Co of Pickens with 10000 capital stock. The Raley Co of Jefferson with 10000 capital stock. The McClamrod Plastering Co of Columbia with 2000 capital stock.
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South Carolina
Lusk Construction Company
Pickens
S. H. Lusk
J. T. Lusk
Raley Company
Jefferson
L. EB. Raley
W. W. Mungo
McClamrod Plastering Company
Columbia
Erskine Dale Pioneer YNOPSIS
A white boy raised by Shawnees becomes Erskine Dale and warns of a Shawnee war party. Virginians save a besieged frontier fort. The youth is revealed as Kahtoo’s potential successor and returns to the tribe to lead the American garrison against Crooked Lightning.
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Ynopsis
Kentucky
Jerome Sanders
Kalhtoo
Dave Yandell
Red Oaks
James River
Virginia
Colonel Tate
Messiape
Barbara
Erskine Dale
Israkine
Harry Dale
Hugh Willoughby
Yandell
Williamsburg
Erskine
Dane Grey
Grey
Harry
Hugh
Sanders Fort
Dale
White Arrow
Kahtoo
Tie
Karly Morn
Bilm
White Arrow Faces Pacifist Gamble at North Council
Erskine, alias White Arrow, travels with Kahtoo’s band to a northern council where British agents press for alliance while Americans seek land rights. He challenges treacherous talk, delivers a bold speech in multiple tongues, and spurs a tense escape as Crooked Lightning pursues him.
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Black Wolf
White Arrow
Ilis
Erskine
Andre
Tam
Tleame
Kahtoo
Arskine
Dane Grey
Grey
Petroit
America
Weskine
Great Wall
Pontiae
Crooked Lightning
Pursuit Ends As Erskine Faces Crooked Lightning Threat
Erskine lingers in the wilderness fearing Crooked Lightning but presses toward Nahtee's tent. He recalls the council tale and the white woman tied to a burning fate, while the old chief rejects any aid, saying the people demand the traitor die and the prophet is too powerful.
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Iach
Erskine
Kahtoo
Yoon
Tie
Kohtoo
Shiwonee
Nother
Nahtee
Chef
Iad
Council
Uncle Eben and the strained read of a boat upside down
A fragment from the Washington Star features Uncle Eben remarking on a tense moment as LD points to a sailor named hastus Winkley showing a boat held upside down and argues it took a mighty sighted man to read it that way.
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Uncle Eben
Uncle Tsben
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