Legume Cropping Advice for Lexington County Club Members
Farmers and club members in Lexington County urged to plant winter cover crops. Vetch and clovers fix atmospheric nitrogen, enriching soil for corn or cotton next year. rye or oats with the cover crop reduce nutrient loss during fall and winter rains. Plowing under the cover crop in spring could add about one hundred pounds of nitrogen per acre, comparable to 500 pounds of nitrate of soda, aiding 1923 club work. Also included are notices of final discharge for several estates and a stolen dog report from Frank Shealy’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acteria
Lexington County
Lexington Circuit Appointments for August 18 1922
Sunday services listed across Lexington Circuit with 10 a m Sunday school led by W D Dent and 11 a m preaching by Rev J C Roper D D of Chester, solo by Miss Bruce Clark, 3 p m Horeb Sunday school led by Dr L Harmon and 4 p m preaching by Dr Roper, Red Bank 10 a m Sunday school with 8 p m preaching by Dr Roper. welcoming all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
W. D. Dent
J. C.roper
D. D
Chester
Roper
Lexington High School
Bruce Clark
Horeb
D.r L. Harmon
Dr. Roper
Red Bank
J. F. Sharpe
Whitten to Lead St Stephen's Sunday Services
St Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. led by Supt Mr B H Barre, with divine services at 11:00 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. The morning sermon titled Faith Gives Perseverance and the evening message Given a Vision of God. Assistant Pastor Arthur B Obenshain invites the public to attend. Also seeks an intelligent man to handle local agency for an old line Mutual Life Insurance Company at No 6 Carolina Bank Building, Columbia, S.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B,. H. Barre
Arthur B. Obenshain
Old Line Mutual Life Insurance Company
Address Insurance
Carolina Bank
Columbia
S.C
Debtors and Creditors Notice for L. L. Hendrix Estate
All persons owing the estate of L. L. Hendrix deceased are urged to promptly pay their indebtedness to Executor Co. R. Dreher. All persons with claims against the estate should file them with the undersigned executor, duly verified. June 19, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Hendrix
Co. R. Dreher
Hartley and Wes Singer Seek Fifth and Second District Magistrates
Friends of F G Hartley Jacd Pelton announce him a candidate for Magistrate in the Fifth District subject to Democratic party rates. Friends of J W Wes singer Chapin announce him for Magistrate in the Second District under Democratic party rules. E B Spires declares candidacy for Fifth Magisterial District pledging to abide the Democratic primary result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelton
Democratic Party
J. W. Wessinger
Chapin
Congress
BH. M. Martin
Th Masisteriti
Barbecue Planned at Cross Roads on Campaign Day
A first class barbecue will be furnished at the Cross Roads on Campaign Day August 10. The event will be hosted at Jacob Williams's property between Steedman and Pelion in S D Derrick's area.
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Cross Roads
Jacob Williams
Steedman
Pelion
S. D. Derrick
Barbecue and Rally at Ridge Road School House
Candidates will attend and address the crowd at Ridge Road school house on August 9 1922 Tuesday along with a ball game. G KOON GEO METTS invite all to a good time with barbecue and refreshments. A second barbecue at Grey Rock Springs Summerland DC on August 8 1922 Campaign day promises plenty to eat hash and barbecue.
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Ridge Road School House
Koon
Geo
Grey Rock Springs
Summerland
D. C
Democratic Primary Dates Announced for Seventh District
Local notices announce several Democratic primary candidacies for Lexington and Irmo areas in 1922. Names include S E Smith D Ernest Amick F Hook J Arthur Harman R J Hook Wessinger and others pledging to abide party rules and support the primary outcome.
First Class Barbe Cue at Pelion Campaign Day
A campaign day at Pelion features a first class barbe cue on August 22 with arrangements for four candidates. Music by a first class string band and two ball games provide entertainment for attendees, with H. A. Fogle listed among organizers and Allen Ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelion
Allen Ay
H. A. Fogle
Campaign Day Barbecue At Pond Branch School House
The Ladies' School Improvement league will hold a first class barbecue at Pond Branch school house on campaign day August 17. All invited to hear the candidates and enjoy a good dinner with proceeds for school benefits. Summit district trustees offer cue and refreshments at Summit on campaign day August 15 with proceeds for school purposes. Everybody invited.
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Ladies’ School Improvement League
Pond Branch School House
Summit
Ladies’ School Improvement Association
Oakville School House
Gilbert
S. C
Jerod Taylor
Application for final discharge as administrator
Dersigned will apply to Walter F Hook probate judge for Lexington county on Thursday August 10 1922 at 11 oclock a m for final discharge as administrator of the estate of Lizzie Strickland deceased.
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W. F. Hook
Lexington Coury
S. C
Paul Stribble
George Stribble
Lexington County
Henry P. Shumpert
W.F. Ho
J. G. Farr
W. W. Bagley
J. W. Bagley
Walter F. Hook
Lizzie Strickland
Magnolia school district patrons meet on Saturday August 5
The Magnolia school district patrons are notified of a district meeting on Saturday August 5 at 4 o clock. The notice lists board chairman WINGARD and mentions sale fixtures for Jewelers office including two plate glass cases and a fire proof safe in perfect condition. Frank R. Hunter is solicited for contact in Newberry South Carolina. A. Taylor announces limited flour grinding at the mill on Mondays and Fridays only to serve patrons promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Co. A. Wingard
Jewelers Office
Newberry
A. Taylor
Secretary of State
Fregileek & Sons, Inc
Election Notice for Keisler District 74 and Local Activities
Notice announces an August 3 1922 election for an added two mill levy in Keisler School District No 74 with polls 9am to 4pm at J A Keisler residence. Also mentions a barbecue in Oakville Gilbert SC and a fundraising barbecue in Lyme, plus stock certificate replacement in Lexington SC and county education office days change to Saturdays and Mondays with 9am to 1pm hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keisler
J. A. Keisler
County Board of Education
Unclear entry hints at local event and names
Fragmentary text mentions a 16 date and a 27 date with scattered names and places. Content is garbled, providing no coherent event, outcome, or identifiable organizations.
Lexington candidate files for Democratic primary bid
A Lexington County resident announces candidacy for the House of Representatives Democratic primary. The entrant pledges to abide by Democratic party rules and regulations as a candidate for public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Lexington County
D. Ernest Amick
Harry D. ‘Wessinger
Democratic Party
Democratic’ Party
House Representatives
GHAS_ Es
Taxlor
Cyrus L. Shbaly
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My Place
John E. Dreher
Irmo
8.C
Wolfe Tires Co
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Gaston
Peacock Pres
Augusta
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ST. Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran Church
the Friends of
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G. 0
Shumpert
Seventh
Andrew J. Bether
S. E. Smith
Swansea, S
J. Smith
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D.l.shealy
J. Arthur Harman
Lewis B. Root
R. J. Hook
Magistrate Third District
J. W. Hook
Norny FL
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Uae
Frank Ferrell
J. A. Ekeisler
McCahnttha
S. W. Shealy
Board of
Iyme
Jacob Meetze
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Avdyion
Tad Lewitue
Dugeps Toe Dimen
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Friends
P. J. Wessinger
Brookland
Gindian Chemical Co
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Sam P
W. P. Roof, Jr
J. A. Wise
Edmund
Long Leap Pine
Wwe
Leaf
L. Dy Brabham GO
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Batenburg
W. M. Wingard
Sfwo
National Bank
J. Hoy Wessinger
Ford
DuPre Auto Co
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Lexington 8S
Bank of Telton
Weston
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Stnck
B. F. Berry
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