Department of Agriculture at South Carolina State Fair exhibit shines
At Columbia fairgrounds the United States Department of Agriculture displays across about 4000 feet of floor space. Bureaus present working models, color charts, and photos illustrating farm economy, animal health, forestry, turpentine, and road construction while promoting pest control, grain grading, and market information. aims to showcase practical, nationwide agriculture improvements with expert staff contributing to a long-standing fair exhibit tradition.
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United States Department of Agriculture
South Carolina
Columbia
Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economists
Bureau of Animal Industry
Oliver
Pelony
Tickerada
Olsagegag
Dull
Bureau of Biological Survey
Forest Service
Brookland Man Dies in Lexington County Car Crash
J A Warren 127 Green Street Brookland died after a auto collision near Aphurs Lexington county. He was rushed to Baptist hospital Columbia where he died at 4 am. Occupants H M Rhodes and Melvin Williams survived with injuries. Warren aged 40 leaves wife two sons four daughters mother and one sister. Funeral at Brookland Baptist church. Inquest returned verdicts attributing death to a motor vehicle accident.
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J. A. Warren
Green Street
Brookland
Aphurs
Lexington County
Warren
Columbia
Baptist
Lexington
Arthurs
Rhodes
Mr. Warren
Bertha Walling
Pocahontas I. O. R. M
Brookland Baptist Church
King
Riverside Baptist Church
Lybrand
Pocahontas
U. A.M
Ose
Luther Sheehan
J. F. Manus
W. A. Oxner
Preston Odom
Enemies of Education Draw Broadside
Washington on August 3 opponents of the Towner-Sterling bill argue it will not centralize control over states as critics claim. William B. Owen of the National Education Association says the bill creates a Department of Education with federal aid while preserving state control of schools.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Education
William B. Owen
National Education Association
Towner-Steling
Towner-Sterling
Hds
Jury panel named for Arthur’s fatal accident case
Walter Hunter, W.3. W. h. Rhodes listed as involved. Jury includes D. D. Williams, D. B. Brunson, R. Le Shuler, Hamp Caughman, J. H. Bundrick, R. C. Stalling, H. S. Kirkland, G. I. Busby, J. B. Boyd, S. E. Carter, Homer Woods and H. R. Dureen. Accident occurred at Arthur's between Lexington and Brookland.
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Walter Hunter
W. H. Rhodes
D. D. Williams
D. B. Brunson
R. le Shuler
Hamp Caughman
J. H. Bundrick
R. C. Stalling
H. S. Kirkland
G. I. Busby
J. B. Boyd
S. E. Carter
Homer Woods
H. R. Dureen
Arthur’s
Lexington
Brookland
Weevil Infestation Irregularity At Clemson College
A fragment notes a boll weevil infestation at Clemson College with emphasis on irregularity in the outbreak. The readable text highlights the unusual pattern and calls attention to the weevil situation as a notable concern for the campus.
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Clemson College
Boll weevil conference urges continued control measures
Prof. A F Conradi notes infestation varies by farm and field with 60 to 70 percent on some squares. Weather this week was hot and moist, favoring weevil development. hot and dry spells are its worst enemy. Emphasizes thorough square collecting, shallow cultivation, and careful labor planning in August while advising dusting only if ready and already started elsewhere. MR. Taylor Withdraws From Race For House.
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A. F. Conradi
Willies Tiny Bug Message Delights Kinderby Family
In a quiet house a mother hushes family as children prepare their good night message. The eldest whispers that Willie has found a beg bug, a moment of reverent hush followed by the child’s surprising discovery.
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Willie
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Weather Bureau
Brookland Maq
Lexington, S. C
Piedmont
MR. Taylor
Tom Coany
Scrapit
Dixie Lodge
Odd ‘Fellows Hall
R. F. Roberts
Gidina
He F. Rawl
Lexington Lodge
K. of P
Knights “T Pythiay
Lexington Council
J. O
John
F. Shealy
Modern Eye
Dr. E
Optometrists
Leesville, S. C
Office Citizens Drug Co
John J. McMahan
Main ‘Street
J. E. Steele
Lexington,s. C
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