Not a Bale Below Strict Middling
Two main causes for cotton woes are world poverty and war induced trade disruption and overproduction of low grades. The latter stems from farmers planting too much cotton. high grades fetch more money and can recover the industry. Slogans urge planting to demand instead feed and forage, and to balance production. David R. Coker cites Hartsville S C March 18 1921. Newton Kelly moved to state penitentiary after indictment for killing David Shull in Brookland last winter per Sheriff Roof and Governor Cooper order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Kelly
David Shull
Brookland
Roof
Cooper
Kelly
Fulmer takes seat to defend farmers in seventh district
Congressman Fulmer, replacing a late-elect, pledges fairer government treatment for farm products. He argues the district's prosperity depends on equitable measures for selling cotton and other crops and against greedy speculators who have long eroded farmers' profits, per Orangeburg Times and Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imer
Zolina
Pesiis
Fulmer Stair
Orangeburg Times
Democrat
Long Branch School Closes After One Successful Term
Long Branch closes a term under principal Mrs. S W Steele and assistant Miss Rosalee Stockman last Friday night April 8 warded by a crowd despite rain. Sibyl Medlin of New Brookland visited Flora Corley. Mr Job Roofs yard looked lonely without Ford roadsters. Stockman returns home in Chapin after teaching here. George Roofs visit with Rev Sox and C J Sox in Lexington. P B Farr and Swartz of Lexington seen Sunday afternoon. Shorty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
S. W. Steele
Rosalee Stockman
Sibyl Medlin
New Brookland
Flora Corley
Job Roof
Debtors and Creditors Notice for James F. Lown Estate
Executors call all debtors to pay and all creditors to present fully proved claims against the estate of James F. Lown. Francis A. Lown serves as Executor and invites settlement immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Lown
Furman University Commencement Set With Notables
Greenville April 7 Furman University announces a notable commencement with addresses by Rev. Carter Helm Jones of Philadelphia Rev. T C Skinner of Columbia and Governor Robert A Cooper South Carolina. The literary address is by Governor Cooper. The new dormitory will be dedicated and central heating plant unveiled. A portrait of Dr Charles Manly will be unveiled with Dr John Manly present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Furman
Carter Helm Jones
Philadelphia
T. C. Skinner
Columbia
S. C
Robert A. Cooper
South Carolina
Cooper
Jones
Skinner
Charles Manly
Manly
John Manly
University of Chirag
Th Institution
Charter Oak Social Roundup Reflects Weekend Visits
A quiet Charter Oak notes Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Taylor and family visiting the Hendrixes. Miss Clarice Harmon stayed with Rosa Harmon and Eva Hendrix, attended Pisgah communion, and Genevieve and Duvall Smith hosted Sunday. Large school attendance and a benefit play drew strong crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Taylor
F. Hendrix
Clarice Harmon
Rosa Harmon
Eva Hendrix
Harold
Genevieve
Duvall Smith
Pisgah
Rosa Belle Hendrix
C. C. Harmon
Charter Oak
Ernest Wessinger
Henry Wessinger
Hubert Keisler
West Kleckley
Bessie
O. F. Hendrix
Obituary of Elizabeth Williams 1845 1921 Leesville South Carolina
Elizabeth Williams was born May 12 1845 in Leesville South Carolina and died January 8 1921 at her son Hiram J Williams home in Ala Fla. She was buried in Hill cemetery Traxler and leaves two daughters and two sons, C M Hook Boston Ga, John I Oswald Mulder Fla, A L Williams Hayne City Fla, Hiram J Williams Mulchua Fla, plus grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Williams
Leesville
S.C
C. M. Hook
Boston, Ga
John I. Oswald
Mulder
Fla
A. L. Williams
Hiayne City
Hiram J
Wil Aiuchua
California Syrup of Figs Ad Warns Against Imitations
A vintage caution urges parents to choose genuine California Syrup of Figs for babies and children of all ages. It stresses the product’s gentle cleansing of the bowels and smoothing of the stomach and liver, noting only the real syrup contains the fruity taste and effective laxative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
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David R. Coker
Hartsville, S. C
Ed Kelly
Shington
Long Branch News
Francis A. Lown
Sanitary Cafe
Main Street
Columbia, S.C
B. Berry
W. L. Douglas
Assembly Street
Furman Aniversity
Clarence Sox
Clinton Hendrix
Jack Frost
Minnie Hendrix
E Ien Harmon
George Taylor
Clyde Hendrix
C. Coulton
Optometrist
Main St
Columbia, 8. C
Sity
Webster- Wess
Mary Franklin
Wreby
Ida
James Haid
Ida Hall
Nancy Hall
Porto Rico
E. L. Sphaler & CO
Pine Castle, Fla
Avery “Jeweler
Elmgren
Hampton St. Columbia, S. C
Main
Rose Hill Greenhouses
Treas
Caughman & Sox
Postoffice
Lexington, S. C
Mara
Chas. L. Sligh
Plomist
S. 4
The
Bank of Columbia
Columbia, S. C
Hamilton Scalls
8. C
W. F. Ray
Easley, S. C
Cardui
Atall Druggists
Lombard Iron Work & Supply Co
Scrat” Ford
Dispatch-News
Palmetto National Bank
the Care's National Bank of Columbia
W.oa York
T S. Argas
V. President
Jos. M. Bell
Jac. D. Bell
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