Latta News Dept and Going
Latta notices report visits by J. R. Thompson and E. A. Saunders Son of Richmond and social events including Miss Lula Hoffmeyer and Miss Elsie Coleman visiting Latta. A police chief I. N. Minshew sick but recovering, and local praise for President Wilson with comments on future Harding era.
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J. R. Thompson
E. A. Saunders
Richmond
W. J. Summerlin
Lillian Bethea
Sellers
Delle Bethea
Florence Infirmary
Lula Hoffmeyer
Florence
A. Edwards
Elsie Coleman
Elberry
Nettie Allen
Annie McMillan
Little Rock
E. A. Bethea
Joseph Bishop
Wilmington
N. C
Joe Allen
Russell
Chicago
Dothan
I. N. Minshew
Lula Myers
Baker
Charleston
Dr. Baker
Latta and Marion Open Baseball Season At Latta Diamond
Latta and Marion opened the baseball season Thursday afternoon on the Latta Diamond. Marion won 6 to 4 with McEachern and Murchison catching for Marion and Floyd and LeGette for Latta. Parham, who recently bought Parham’s herd of eighty six cows, is slaughtering about six weekly for nearby markets, with many young steers in the lot. The piece also comments on President Harding’s Capitol start and questions his church attendance, contrasting with Wilson’s example and noting potential negative impact from public actions.
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Latta
Mareh Sth
Rembert Hayes
Estin
Marion
McEachern
Murchison
Floyd
LeGette
Parham
W. C Parham
Capitol
White House
Wilson
Harding
King Jesus
Mother, Not Wife, Holds His Household Up
A Chicago Record Herald poem describes a mother who never complains or scolds, restrains herself with quiet faith, and blesses her son as she eases his burdens. She embodies care and devotion, shaping a domestic life with restraint and tenderness. Her role contrasts with a wife, highlighting maternal strength and sacrifice.
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Chicago Record Herald
Why North Carolina Farmers Struggle With Prices
A Wilson woman asserts farmers rely too much on outside goods. She describes a chain of imported items shaping tobacco and cotton prices and notes how local costs and mortgages burden North Carolina farms. The piece mentions an event at Lotta Dry Store and a March 17 advertising deadline.
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Wilson
N. C
North Carolina
Connecticut
Chicago
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Mississippi
Kansas
St. Louis
New York
Kentucky
Ohio
Chattanooga
Jerusalem
Boston
Jersey
Porch Celery Box Guide For Home Gardens
Miss Etta Sue Sellers outlines a Porch Celery Box project with steps to build a 4 by 2 by 20 inch box, prepare soil layers, soak seeds in sweet milk, plant, thin, and cultivate. The guide details watering, protection, fertilizer use, blanching methods, and harvesting tips to sustain home food production across years.
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Etta Sue Sellers
His Happy Home A domestic portrait of a devoted wife
A poem sketching a wife who sews buttons and darns socks, stays alert to his woes, lays out night clothes, turns down covers, and keeps her husband from dread with a gentle, attentive care.
Palmafesta Weeks Arrive in Columbia South Carolina
Palmafesta week in Columbia runs March 28 to April 2 with a city funded gala program. The event features amusement exhibits, a $20 000 appropriation not counting displays, a new fair grounds setup costing $10 000, and daily performances by the Scotch Killies band plus parade pageants including floral and baby parades.
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Columbia
Tne
South Carolina
Eternity Queens
New York
Philadelphia
The Scotch Kilties a Great Organization Arrives
Arrangements made for the appearance here of the world famed Kilties, a leading Scottish music group. They will present two daily programs and feature noted bagpipers and Scotia dancers. The ensemble is praised for harmony and polish in Scottish music and dance.
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Heather Ivers |Rember
Muse Tavern
Scottiah Tener
Scotia
Scotland
Ample Accommodations For Palmafesta Week
A Palmaesta committee arranges visitor comfort for Palmafesta week March 28 to April 2. Columbia Chamber of Commerce lists lodging options and no meal price hikes. Parking plans at fair grounds staffed by attendants. Baby parade March 20 led by a giant stork with state prize for best baby. Floral and trades parades March 21 and April 1 with substantial prizes for best floats, carriages, and dolls. Civic League awards silver cup for best baby in Richland county. Absolute focus on hosting ease for visitors and participants.
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Palmaesta Association
Columbia
Dinis Coma
Bia
Civic League of Columbia
Richland County
Ken Care
Choosing a Queen for Palmafesta in South Carolina
Four counties in South Carolina select one representative woman each to vie for Queen of Palmafesta. In Columbia during the week the public may vote with admission tickets, one vote per ticket, for the queen. The winner receives a complete spring outfit and court movie pictures will be taken. Palmafesta runs March 8 with the Columbia Chamber of Commerce promoting comfort and entertainment for attendees as Palmafesta showcases a large display of automobiles.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Columbia Chamber of Com
Palmafesta
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W. Ellis Bethea
T. C. McGee
Bridge Club
W. D. Bethea
D. B. Shine
Miss Ormie Bethea
Mesdames
W. Dal Bithea
L. L. Watson
E. R. Ellerbe
J O. Bethea
J. C. Manship
M. E. McNair
F. L. Carpenter
R. J. Dew
United States
Republican Party
Congress
South
Col Losal
Universal Church
Lotta Dry Store
Ads Co
Cypress
Home Demonstration Department
International
International Agricultural Corporation
Charlotte, N. C
E. L. Moore, Dillon, S.C
Palmafesta News
Varius Committees
Jon
Chamber of Commerce
Mtalse
Pheer
H. FP
Eldridg Pubticity
Simons Amusements, Een, SR
J. M. Green, JR
F. WM. Cappelmann
W. D. Lever, JR
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