Cotton Planters Organizing Dillon County Drive
The Dillon County campaign for the South Carolina Cotton Association began Monday and runs through today with Dr J H David as county chairman. B F McLeod and Prof Snyder spoke on unity and mutual protection. Every district and township will be canvassed, with multiple calls if needed, to build a permanent organization for higher profits and coordinated action across counties and towns.
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B. F. McLeod
Snyder
Walford College
Court House
Dillon County
South Carolina
J. H. David
McLeod
South
Hach
South Carolina Cotton Association
Alvetican Coon Association
Te American | Cotton Association
Hall
Tess
ebAil Apy
Ceetin Prolaicine Widustry
Corti Ancotatinn
Garmin
Anliva
President appeals to public on rail wage question
Washington, Aug. 26. The President addresses the public about rail shopmen demanding higher wages. He explains a wage board failed to agree, and notes the need to avoid rising costs and freight rates while prices and living costs may drop after peace. He urges restraint and reliance on public treasury appropriations for workers.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Sherwood Leads In First District Primary Race
In the Sixth District a light vote is polled in the first primary to successor the late Congressman Ragsdale. B J Sherwood Conway leads with P H Stoll Williamsburg and Julius S McInnis Darlington neck and neck for the second spot. Stoll likely Sherwood's running mate as votes come from remaining boxes.
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Ragsdale
B. J. Sherwood
Conway
Mr. Sherwood
P. H. Stoll
Williamsburg
Julius S. McInnis
Darlington
Georgetown
Florence
Stoll
Sherwood
Death of Mrs Mary Elvington Rozier in Dillon County
Mrs Mary Francis Elvington Rozier wife of W P Rozier died Sunday morning August 10 after years of rheumatism. Born November 3, 1882 in Dillon county near Lake View she lifelong resided at the family home. She joined Caion Methodist church young and lived a Christian life. She married January 18, 1888 to W Preston Rozier and they had one son William Clyde. Survived by husband and son and one sister Mrs W J Williamson of Plains Georgia. Burial followed in family burying ground with Rev W L Phillips in charge.
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Mary Francis Elvington Rozier
W. P. Rozier
Heaven
W. Preston Rozler
T. C. Odell
William Clyde
W. L. Phillips
W. J. Williamson
Plains
Ativerit Cotten-Advocistiol fas arcemplished work without a Hine
The article reports that the association has achieved progress on a project in the United States, noting the tree already mentioned in the South. It discusses policy on metals and the aim to prevent wrongdoing, referencing individuals and events in a historical context.
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Det Yale
Postpone wage disputes until normal conditions return
The speaker urges a truce in wage disputes across all workers until living costs stabilize and calculations can be made. He calls for peaceful, intelligent settlements and public cooperation, noting railway shopmen deserve a four cent per hour adjustment per the Director General, with fairness sought for all in delay service and readjustments for other classes.
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Thletire
Kittroade
miUet
SAR
Dalay
Services at Methodist Church on Mill Street
Mill Street Methodist Church offers Sunday worship at 11 AM led by Pastor Dr Warsan Bl Duss and Superintendent W. Thr MM Jer. Morning sermons focus on healing life and private conduct. Evening services are unavailable due to renovations.
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Mill Street Methodist Chareh
Warsan BL Duss
Sundy Eetoot
Tie
MM Jer
Pater Hutwon
Hleihelin
Prblie
Condielly
Invik Iy
Eeevinesy
Boy Dies After Truck Accident In Suburbs
Harvey Carter fourteen year old son of Robert Carter who runs a local grocery store in the eastern suburbs died Tuesday morning from injuries suffered last Friday when he attempted to jump onto a Carolina Milling Co truck returning empty except for a barrel of oil. The driver warned the boys but Harvey fell under the rear wheels. He declined after medical aid and died, a shock to his friends and community.
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Harvey Carter
Robert Carter
Easthern
Altem
Carolina Milling Co
Sealand Aly Line
Harvey
Phigmates
Littte
Secret Service Man Seeks Suit in Florence Store
In Florence a secret service man entered a Florence clothing shop asked to view a suit. He picked one, inquired price set at 360.00, and showed his badge. The proprietor refused to reveal his livelihood, and the man left after a brief display and conversation.
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Florence
Pratitecr
Poison Will Kill Boll Weevil Says Senator Ransdell
Senator Ransdell of Louisiana reports to the Senate that calcium arsenate, developed at Tallulah Louisiana and tested by the Department of Agriculture, may conquer the boll weevil. He cites letter from Prof J W Fox of Scott Mississippi and A W Barrett of Albany Georgia endorsing the poison with a dramatic yield gain from 159 to 463 pounds of lint per acre in Venerable’s test plots.
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Washington
Ransdell
Louisiana
Harrison
Missippi
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Tallulah la
B. B. Coad
Bureau ‘of Entomology
Mississippi Delta
J. W. Fox
Scott, Miss
Mississippi
Alex. Y. Scott
Rosedale
A. W. Barrett
Albany, Ga
Georgia
Coad
FP. J. Venerable
Jeanerette
Nora Annie Marries Thomas Hathaway at Kirkland
Nora Annie Hattaway wed Thomas R Hathaway of Kirkland at the home of Mr and Mrs John J George. Rev J A McMillan officiated the simple ceremony with close family present. The couple departed for a brief honeymoon and will reside near Kirkland. Mrs Hattaway a Littlestone College graduate, and Mr Hattaway a prosperous Kirkland farmer.
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John J. George
Nora Annie
Thomas R. Hathaway
Kirkland
Lucys Rogers
Bishopville
Ethel Jolyison
Minturn
J. Aveh McMillan
First Baptist Eluireh
McColl
George Daniele
Witt
Mint Vashti George
Dillon
Ferna
Efrele
My. Hattaway
Demes Aid To Dying Wife In Car Crash Case
Rome Ga Aug 24 After reports he refused medical aid for his wife and daughter both injured in a crash near Cartersville L A Kurkendell has been recommended for investigation by the coroner's jury following the woman's death Kurkendall and his family were en route from Heber Springs Ark to Ac worth to visit relatives when their automobile overturned near Cartersville Mrs Burkendall was crushed beneath the car and died physicians dispatched to provide aid arrived too late Kurkendall died in the hospital awaiting treatment?
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Rome
Hare
Cartersville
L. A
Kurkendell
Mrres
Jon
Corones Jury
Kurkendall
Acworth
Heber Spring
Ark
Mra
Burkendall
Flysicians
Kirkendall
County News And Happenings At A Glimpse Of Life
Local items note visits and travel among residents including Mr and Mrs E C Moody with son Tom at Rowland and Mrs J W Allen returning from Wilmington. Aviation veteran Henry W Allen recalls incidents from France as Bermuda section resident Raymond Stephens seeks telephone poles. A series of meetings led by Rev J A Langley runs 10 30 am and 7 30 pm with no Saturday service due to Union Meeting at Pleasant Grove Fork.
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Calvary
E. C. Moody
Tom
Rowland
J. W. Allen
Wilmington
Allén
Henry W. Allen
Latta
Henry
France
Raymond Stephens
Bermuda
Lillie Hayes
Pyemian
Willie Hayes
Jasper Harrelson
Pleasant Hill
Robert Moody
Fork
J. A. Langley
Pleasant Grove Church
Local residents share visits to Montreat and nearby towns
Carolina couple Mr and Mrs K L McDonald and son Malcolm John vacation at Glenn Springs and Montreat. Miss Berta Mcinily returns from Montreat and Kannapolis. D W and Edwin Lee McInnis weekended in Kannapolis with brother Rey Neill. Wrightsville Beach hosts A H Henderson and family. Christine and Johnnie Johnson of Rowland attend sister Mrs Gary Webster. W M McInnis and Emma Kate McInnis at Dillon last week. A H Webster and family at Jackson Springs. H S Cottingham guests at Montreat. Gertrude and Mary Mc Tail s visit Nichols. Lizzie Usher and Elizabeth Usher at Jackson Springs. Dunk uriane family and John Bennett with Blinche McLaurin visit Jackson Springs. D B Metulina spends Sunday in Rowland. Flora Carmichael of Hainer Irene Sinclair of Maxton visit W McInnis home. Lawrence McIntyre and W P Stevens of Dillon visit. Bill McInnis attends Mullins dance.
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K. L. McDonald
Malcolm John
Glenn Springs
Montreat
Berta Mcinily
Kanapolis
N. C
D. W
Edwin Lee McInnis
Rey
Neill McInnis
A. H. Henderson
Wrightsville Beach
Christine
Johnnie John
Rowland
Gary Webster
W. M. McInnis
Emma Kate MeInnis
Dillon
A. H. Webster
Jackson Springs
Cottingham
Gertrude
Mary F
Tails
Nichols
Elizabeth
Lizzie Usher
Dunk Uriane
John Bennell
Blinche McLaurin
D. B. Metuina
Flora Carmichael
Hainer
Irene Sinclair
Maxton
Lawrence McIntyre
W. P. Stevens
W. McInnis
Bill McInnis
Mullins
McCall
Oak Grover Protracted Services At Bethesda
Protracted services have continued for ten days at Bethesda led by Rev. J. B. Weldon with assistance from Rev. Me Journer of the Floydale circuit. Attendance is strong and community interest grows as visitors from nearby towns were noted while locals stay engaged. Cotton planting and picking prospects are favorable in the area.
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Tracey B. Fore
Kidnapped Children Mystery Report From Clio Correspondence
Fragmentary correspondence indicates a failed abduction attempt near Ware Thursday and a subsequent seizure of children. The note mentions the river, a gate, and police or local officials in a disjointed account. Further legible details are unavailable.
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Mary Elvington Rozie
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