Questions and Answers on Palm Disease and Hogs Diet Advice
A farmers advisory column answers readers on palm tree leaf disease called true lust, says no feasible treatment but tree vigor may remain. It covers hogs eating by balanced rations, and explains eel worm on tobacco stalks with root knots and crop rotation as control, plus apple planting guidance with varieties Staymen's Winesap and Red Winesap and expected harvest windows.
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Valhalla
Conway
U. S. Department of Agriculture Farmers
Secretary of Agriculture
W. W. S. Pelzer
Auction notice of Leesville Furniture Company assets
E A Roof Sheriff Lexington County announces a public sale of all merchandise and furniture from Leesville Furniture Company, based on a 1921 court judgment for 207 dollars plus costs. The sale will occur at the Lexington courthouse steps on September 6, 1921, during legal hours, to satisfy the judgment. The stock includes beds chairs stoves crockery ware linoleum rugs and more.
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State of
South Carolina
Lexington
Court of Common Pleas
Marsh Furniture Company
B. E. Wessinger
N. L. Wessinger
A. A. Wessinger
H. B. Wessinger
PE. Wessinger
C. S. Wessinger
Leesville Furniture Company
Lexington County
H. B. ‘Wessinger
P. E. Wessinger
C. ‘S Wessinger
Leesville
Lexington School admission notice to out-of-district parents
Notice to patrons of Lexington school district No 1 states that parents desiring to send their children to Lexington must apply for admission to Secretary of the Board of Trustees Karl F Oswald. Overcrowding may prevent enrollment for those outside the district. Trustees H N Kaminer Karl F Oswald Q E Caughman.
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Lexington School District No. 1
Lexington
Board of Trustees
Karl F. Oswald
H. N. Kaminer
Q. E. Caughman
Poard
The Superior Growth of the Well Bred Animal
A reader questions if a well bred animal yields more gain per feed than a scrub. The text argues the well bred animal generally grows more, eats more, and attains heavier weight on the same feed, producing a higher quality carcass and greater sale value, with beef bred stock differing in efficiency and carcass composition.
The Iron Nerve of Sam Houston Foremost Texas Hero
The Virginian scout Sam Houston showed iron nerve from his Creek War thigh wound to San Jacinto victory. He led 860 Texans to defeat Santa Anna at San Jacinto and became Texas first president, opposed secession, and died in Huntsville July 26, 1863 saying Texas on his lips.
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Sam Houston
Houston
Andrew Jackson
Old Hickory
Tohopeka
Horseshoe
Tallapoosa River
Ala
Jackson
Alamo
Santa Anna
San Jacinto
Texas
Lone Star Republic
Union
Huntsville
Well bred livestock promises higher weight and price
The piece notes that well bred animals yield better feeding qualities, reach heavier weights, mature earlier, and fetch higher prices. Growth per feed unit varies with conditions, but overall feed costs are rewarded with better prices, per Progressive Farmer.
Handel Booth on Strauss and the Denver crowd
A Denver Philharmonic Society secretary voices relief at Strauss music amid wartime sentiment. The compiled quip includes a joke about studying Strauss costs and a lighthearted exchange about a broken piano.
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Richard Strauss
Handel Booth
The
Denver Philharmonic Society
Dodson's Liver Tone Calomel Sale Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless liver regulator and stomach aid. It warns against calomel and claims a money back guarantee, claiming 15 million bottles sold and superior digestion without causing sickness.
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Dodson
Calomel
Slacker recalled for wartime cheer and thrift
A reminiscence describes Mr. Wadleigh as cheering soldiers during the war and rising for the Star Spangled Banner, with his checkbook going into retirement. The vignette notes his attitude and small acts as the period closed.
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Mr. Wadleigh
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Winnsboro
E. A. Roof
D. C
Lexington School
Strauss
Ulysse
Edythe
Avery A Eweler
Columbia
S.C
Main St
Chas. L. Sligh
Columbia, S
Home National Bank
Lexington, D. C
Federal Reserve Association
Elmgren
Hampton St. Columbia, S. C
Caughman & Sox Meat Market
Postoffice
Lexington, S. C
Palmetto National Bank
Columbia, S. C
Slacker
W. P. Matthews
S. C
DR. O’neill
Carolina
Bkebldg
J. Frank Kneece
Batesburg, S. C
Drs. Boozer
B. J. Wingard
Clark Daw Building
Columbia, S.C
Bertha Schraner
Chiropractor
Main Street
Hunt
Harmon Drug Company
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
C. Coulton
Optometrist
Eula Burnett
Dalton
Cardut
Cardus
Mrs. Burnett
Lombard Iron Works. Supply Co
Georgia Ford
Carolina National Bank of Columbia
W. A. Clark
T. S. Bryan
Jos
M. Bell
Jno
D. Bell
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