Dort Stock Car Makes Good Time on Endurance Run
A Dort touring car covered 23 states in snow mud rain and hills with a 1000 pound load, proving endurance rather than speed. The test, spanning late summer to winter, assessed performance on diverse roads and climates, highlighting Dort engineering and reliability for daily users.
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Dort
Dort Engineering and Testing Department
California
Dart
Iltadv
Fertilizer Supply Shortage Affects Planting Preparations
Clemson March 12 The best information indicates a fertilizer shortage will hinder seeding. Strikes in Florida phosphate fields delayed acid phosphate production while railroads and docks struggle to move phosphate rock potash and nitrate of soda to manufacturers. Farmers may apply fertilizer as a second dose near rows if needed and are urged to order now to help manufacturers gauge demand.
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Clemson, College
Florida
Warren Seeks Senate Seat From Hampton in Prohibition Reform Bid
Columbia March 20 Gerge Warren of Hampton announced his candidacy for the United States Senate opposing incumbent Ellis N Durant Smith of Lynchburg. Warren, 32, cites repeal of the Volstead act for milder prohibition and tax debt amortization as goals. He has served in the House of Representatives and was a circuit judge candidate, later solicitor of the Fourteenth Circuit. A Clemson College graduate, Warren notes his youth and extensive political experience.
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Columbia
Gerge Warren
Hampton
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
States Senate
Ellis N. Durant Smith
Lynchburg
Warren
House
Blease
Clemson College
Tribute to Rev. F. C. Curtis Highlights His Pure Christian Life
A Dillon County readership is asked to remember Rev. F C Curtis in a moving tribute from the Baptist Courier. The writer extols Curtis as honest, selfless, and devout with a gentle disciple spirit, praising his preaching, simplicity, and social kindness. The piece notes his heavenly hope and deep friendship with the author, who cherished their bond.
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F. C
Curtis
F. O
The
Baptist Courier
Dillon
Christ
Dr. Broadus
Earth
Gog
Message to farm boys from Clemson College on club work
The Progressive Farmer editor Clarence Poe urges South Carolina farm boys to pursue schooling and join agricultural clubs. He advises seeking two or four year college study or a shot course in agriculture and enrolling in boys club work such as corn or pig clubs. He suggests contacting a county agent or sending a postal card to join.
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Clemson College
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Clarence Poe
Progressive Farmer
Farm Boys
Suth Carolina
Agricultural ‘Club
Bank of Lake View balances show modest gains in 1920
Statement of the Condition of the Bank of Lake View at Lake View South Carolina shows total assets of 512 385 27 with loans 363 587 07 overdrafts 52 499 23 and holdings including bonds and stocks 9 600 00 and bank building 2 500 00 Liabilities include capital stock 50 000 00 surplus 20 000 00 undivided profits 6 025 52 and deposits 404 582 39 with notes rediscounted bills payable 22 000 00 and reserve for taxes 1 172 64 Notary public R E Pace attested the report March 8 1920 and directors R S Rogers R F Elvington L W Temple also listed Dinner offer at Palmetto Cafe Sunday.
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Bank OF Lake View
Lake View
8. C
Clse
State OF
South Carolina
Dillon
W. M. Gaddy
R. E. Pace
R .S. Rogers
R. F. Elvington
L. W. Temple
Stockholders Meeting on Capital Increase at Dillon Fair Assn
Directors of the Dillon County Fair Association vote to raise capital from ten thousand to fifteen thousand dollars. A stockholders meeting is set for Friday April 16 1920 at 3 pm at A P Bethea’s office over the Bank of Dillon to consider the increase and elect officers. A V Bethea president and A P Bethea secretary signed the notice.
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Dillon County Fair Association
A. P. Bethea
Bank of Dillon
A. V. Bethea
Habitual Constipation Cure Plan Promoted in Syruphonic Laxative
Advertisement promotes a specially prepared Syruphonic Laxative named LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN for habitual constipation. Claims prompt relief with regular 14 to 21 day use to induce regular action. Describes stimulation and regulation and notes a pleasant taste and 60 cents per bottle.
Dan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Dillon Reader
Mrs. M. A. Flowers of Hampton Street Dillon praises Dan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backaches. She says irregular kidney action, swollen ankles and puffiness eased after using the pills, bought for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo lists the ad.
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Dan
M. A. Flowers
Hampton St
Dillon
Dean
Doga
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
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