Fertilizer Industry as Basis of Southern Agriculture
Bright Williamson argues that agriculture is the foundation of all industry in the South and that fertilizers are essential to soil fertility, crop prosperity, and broad economic growth. He notes improved yields, rising land values, and the interconnected benefits to railroads, manufacturers, and communities, urging prudent fertilizer use and industry support.
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Bright Williamson
South Atlantic States
Giore
South Carolina
South
Sand Acre
Aim At Above the Average Yields In 1919
From Progressive Farmer, Dec 31. The article urges Southern farmers to strive for yields above average, linking higher profits to good land, seeds, fertilization, and tillage. It explains how increasing cotton, corn, oats, and other crops raises net income and supports staying on the farm, with practical cost-benefit reasoning for the New Year.
Tax Returns for 1919 by School Districts
The Dillon County auditor announces tax returns for 1919 between January 1 and February 20. Property owners and agents must list personal property and changes in real estate. penalties of fifty percent apply for noncompliance. The auditor will visit multiple towns on listed dates to collect returns.
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Hamer
Gadd Ya Mill
Lake View
Fork
Nidson
Little Rock
Bingham
Mallory
Kirby's Roads
Latta
W. Gaddy
Dillon County
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens Against Ills
The ad asserts health and endurance against winter ailments through Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It claims purifying and enriching the system boosts resistance to colds grip influenza, uses quinine and iron, suits delicate stomachs, and promises a strengthening, invigorating effect at 60 cents.
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Grove
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