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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1921

Page

7

State in debt for food under cotton profits analysis

Porter B Kennedy from Sharon S C argues that South Carolina farmers rely on cotton while importing 110 million dollars worth of foodstuffs. He uses Clemson Clemson College fertilizer and 1919 cotton output data to urge growing food crops to pay costs, store surpluses, and reduce dependence on cotton. He warns the boll weevil threat and urges better handling and sale of food crops.

Cotton News Clemson College Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana Alabama Georgia North South Carolina Florida Atention North Carolina

Harmon Drug Co. achieves high Rexall rank in South Carolina

The Harmon Drug Co of Lexington, Rexall Pharmacy, placed thirtieth among nearly one hundred Rexall Stores in South Carolina for 1920. The award reflects strong sales relative to population and growth, underscoring Dr. Rice B. Harmon’s enterprise and the store’s reputation for fine business methods and service.

Harmon Drug Co Lexington Rexall Pharmacy Rexall South Carolina Harmon Drug Company Rice B. Harmon Har- Mt Mon Drug Company

North Edisto 87 Bus Chen Honors At School Program

The Wilson Literary school held a Friday afternoon program honoring students across grades. Names listed include Everette Jack Fluke Iva Craft Linda Mar Willis Schoenberg Reed Isaac Nicki Estelle Williamson Leila May Ora Peel and many others from first through advanced fifth grade, with multiple students recognized for achievements.

Wilson Literary School Buschen Everette Jack Fluke Iva Craft Linda Mar Willis Schoenberg Reed Isaac Nicki Freddie Craft Doris Kirkland Earl Williamson Melton Jefcoat Leola Spires Wood‘row Williamson Thelma Brown J. Jefcoat Claramson Lucile Spires Tanea Eunice

Local Clinic Offers Free Exam for Nervous and Blood Disorders

An advertisement at 206 i 2 Main Street Columbia S C promotes treatment of nervous blood skin and pelvic diseases for men and women. It touts a $10 examination free intravenous remedies including serums vaccines and injections with confidential consultations and payment by results. Hours run 9 am to 7 pm daily Sundays 10 to 2 with phone access 94.

Pine Health Update From Community Gathering

A brief note records a family and neighbors gathering on a Sunday afternoon. Amnick, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, Miss Lindler, Miss Pearle Ar, and Estelle Lindler are listed among attendees. Names include Nettie, Rayford Halsieth, Ida Mae, Eva Pearle, Iona Fulmer, Idera Fulmer, and Girdie Estelles among others.

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Unclear Roster Fragments Mention Lexington Figures

Fragmentary OCR text references Mr James L A Huffstetler, tutors in Lexington, and individuals Wenneth, Heber Amick among others. Details are incomplete, no clear event or roles established.

Ick Fellon James L. A. Huffstetler Lexington Messrs Wenneth Heber Amick

Visits Bring Kin and Friends Together on Weekend

Mr and Mrs Jesse Koon of Amick s Ferry visited their Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs Julius B Lorick Saturday night. Jacob D Lorick J B Lorick and Miss Beatrice and Geneva Lorick attended church Sunday morning and visited Mr and Mrs Bob Meetze on Ridge Road Sunday afternoon. The report reads well and the town notes a gentle mood despite hard times.

Jesse Koon Amick's Ferry Julius B. Lorick Jacob D J. B. Lorick Beatrice Geneva Ian Church Lorick Bob Meetze Ridge Road Tim Little Tommie

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safer Liver Regulation

An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant, harmless alternative to calomel. It claims to regulate the liver stomach and bowels better without sickness and cites 15 million bottles sold under a money back guarantee.

Dodson

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Ehigi Peteave Porter B. Kennedy Sharon, S. C Ghbors Peru Marcelle Wain A LaMode Beauty Parlor Main Columbia, S.C North Edisto Consult Dr. W. R. Register Main Street Columbia, S. C Scott's Scott & Bowne Bloomfield, N. J Calomel Axwell Rouse Coffee Walter L. Walter Optical Co Columbia Ss. C. Charleston and Floren Colum Bia BE. P B.A. Davis Mair St S.C John Deere Cole Planters Corm Eoof Hardware Co
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