Prepare to Fight Dread Influenza in the South
State health officers form a committee with Dr J A Hayne of South Carolina to outline emergency influenza plans. They will enroll physicians and trained nurses, keep ready. cases reported in Abbeville County and other towns raise alert as experts discuss transmission and prevention methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hayne
Enmon G. Williams
Virginia
W. S. Rankin
North Carolina
South Carolina
Hayne
Abbeville
Otte
South Carolina Medical Association
Richard Kempenfelt
J. Heyward Gibbs
Journal of the
Don’t gin cotton while it is green calls Oklahoma campaign
Commissioner Harris travels to Oklahoma to campaign for the American Cotton Association. He urges farmers not to gin cotton while green, advising waiting four to five weeks to improve lint weight and sample quality. He notes excessive rains have damaged the crop and prices—deterioration may accelerate after August 25.
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Columbia
8. C
Harris
Oklahoma
American Cotton Association
Cotton crop to be the shortest in years says farmer report
The report notes turning yellow cotton and shedding fruit, with a likely small acreage crop. It claims the market will depend on farmers for prices, disputes a 6.8 million surplus, and warns bears may push prices down as new cotton enters the market. Farmers urged to stay steady and hold new cotton out of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester
Salt in hog rations debunked by extension service findings
At Clemson College on August 20, D W Williams of the Extension Service animal husbandry division reports strong prejudice against salt in hog feed. Tests at Beltsville and Iowa show cheapest gains when salt is self fed. Feed salt separately in a box, start with small amounts, and increase gradually to avoid overeating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
D. W. Williams
Extension Service
Battle Deaths Under 50 000 War Dept Final Casualty List
Washington announces final casualty report from the central records of American expeditionary forces in France. Total battle deaths are 49 480 and wounded 295 790 with 459 prisoners. Minor revisions only expected. Missing names cut to 128 from 274 000 in France and 121 000 in England. Through July 1, 149 438 disabled soldiers reported to War Risk Insurance. Final total expected near 200 000.
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Washington
Central Records Office
France
War Department
England
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Orangeburg Farmers Organize for Livestock Co op
Orangeburg County farmers move to form a South Carolina livestock marketing association as the first in the state. F L Harkey and H Johnson along with D W Williams met August 13 to plan a stock company with about 5000 dollars capital and a paid manager to market and promote livestock. A follow up meeting August 25 will include regional representation and an organization expert from the U S Bureau of Markets arriving to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Orangeburg
South Carolina
F. L. Harkey
H.§. Johnson
D. W. Wiliams
L. S. Wolfe
U.S. Bureau of Markets
Creditors Notice for Walter Berry Estate Administrator
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Walter Berry deceased, notice is given that all persons holding claims must present them duly authenticated within the legal time or risk forfeiture. Debtors are urged to make immediate payment to the undersigned administrator J. H. Berty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Berry
Joo
J. H. Berty
Germans Recaptured in Atlanta After Camak Restaurant Break
Albert Sander and Heinrich Herkner, two of four German sailors who escaped Fort McPherson, were captured in Camak Ga and brought to Atlanta after diners identified them. They surrendered without resistance near the town and faced $50 rewards. The other two absentees remained at large.
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Atlanta
Albert Sander
Heinrich Herkner
Fort McPherson
Here
C. B. Shelton
G. A. Partin
Camak
W. C. Mays
Salors
Partin
Shelton
Carolina
Does Your Back Ache Warn of Kidney Trouble
An ad asserts backache signals possible kidney issues, urging Doan's Kidney Pills from Evans Pharmacy with a testimonial from W H Stackhouse of Dillon. He describes initial symptoms, relief after use, and repeats endorsement from 1908. Price listed as 60 cents, Foster Milburn Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Dillon
W. H. Stackhouse
Hampton St
Evans Pharmacy
Smoking Tobacco Facts From The Encyclopaedia And Flavorings
The Britannica notes that continent and American producers use flavoring sauces to improve flavor and burning qualities of tobacco. A smoker’s enjoyment hinges as much on the flavoring as on the tobacco. A simple nose test reveals distinct fragrance differences among brands, with the best smelling tobacco likely to smoke best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannica
America
Habitual Constipation Cure Promises Regular Action
Advertisement claims LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN syrup laxative relieves constipation quickly and promotes regular action when taken regularly for 14 to 21 days. It is described as specially prepared and pleasant tasting per bottle, with emphasis on prompt relief and ongoing use.
Notice of final discharge hearing for William Phillips estate
Dora Phillips as administratrix of the estate of William Phillips deceased has applied for final discharge. A hearing is set for Thursday August 28 1919 at 10 a m in the forenoon before Joe Cabell Davis Judge of Probate Dillon County. All estate claimants must file before 10 o'clock a m on that date or lose their right to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Phillips
William Phillips
No Worms In a Healthy Child Tone for Worm Remedy
An advertisement claims that healthy children are free of worms and a dull color. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as enriching the blood improving digestion and strengthening the body. The tonic supposedly aids in expelling worms and restoring health at a cost of 60 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Warning issued to employ or shelter 17 year old boy
Robert Butler, a 17 year old boy, left home on June 29 1919. All persons are warned and notified under full penalty of the law not to hire or shelter him in any way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Butler
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Morris Fass
Jas
Simmett
Lakeview
Walter H
Foxworth
Latta
J. W. Hill
J. M. Kearse
Neal & Dixon Bros
J. M. Todd
D. G. Huggins
C. R. Brabham
W. F. Rogers & Huggins
Cowser Alfred
Smith & Brown
G. B. Kearse
P. S. Conner
A. M. Brabham
Palmetto Hardware Co
Joe Cabell Davis
Dillon County
J. A. Butler
Minor
R. H. Wiggins
Little Rock, S. C
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