New Brookland Citizen Backs Walter F Hook For Probate Judge
A reader letters that Walter F Hook is a qualified candidate for Probate Judge in Lexington County. The writer argues for a square deal for New Brookland and opposes Martin’s bid and any bid to bar Hook, urging readers to vote for Hook if they deem him competent and worthy for the post. The piece notes annexation debates and regional representation on the County Board.
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Dispatch News
Martin
Walter
F. Hook
Richland
O Hook
Walter Hook
New Brookland
Hook
George S. Crafts
Tam
New Brookland and Vicinity
County Board of Commissioners
Lexington County
Walter F. Hook
Why I Put Up With Rats for Years
A farmer N Windsor recounts using rat poison after a watchdog nearly died. He describes RAT SNAP as the safe, sure rat killer. Three sizes priced 35¢ 65¢ and 1 25, sold and guaranteed by Harmon Drug Co. and Lexington Pharmacy.
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N. Windsor
Harmon Drug Co
Lexington Pharmacy
Amick Family News and Blue Star School Event Hints
Amick family members visit relatives in nearby towns, with several Kinards and Hollises mentioned. Grace Amick spends time with Alice Ruth Hollis, and Eva Hollis visits Spartanburg. R. B. Shealy and wife visit J. W. Crout family. D. D. Amick travels to Lexington. Blue Star school house plans a barbecue and community fair, date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Amick
T. I. Amick
Jeff Amick
Garystone
Grace Amick
Alice Ruth Hollis
R. B. Shealy
Leesville
J. W. Crout
Thomas Shealy
T. S. Amick
D. D. Amick
Lexington
R. D. Kinard
B. T. Bowen
K. A. Amick
Clayburn, Heber and
Sollomon Grundy Amick
Herschel Shealy
Delmar
J. W. ‘Crout
Eva Hollis
Spartanburg
Blue Star School
Futre
Haltiwanger Family Visits and Local Picnic Roundup
Mr J W Haltiwanger and family from Columbia visit J E Haltiwanger. Edna Mamie and James Haltiwanger stay for the week. Harvey Salley visits P S Wise. they return home. Boll weevil threatens cotton with one fourth yield projected. Four picnics last week White Rock Piedmont Springfield St Johns S S were largely attended with addresses and good to come.
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J. W. Haltiwanger
James
Charles
Mamie Haltiwanger
Columbia
Edna Haltiwanger
Salley
J.E. Haltiwanger
Mamie
Harvey Salley
Eau Claire
P. S. Wise
White Rock
Piedmont
Springfield
St. John’s S. S
Wateringford News Notes Local Visits and Concerns
Community update from Wateringford recalls visits in Oak Grove and Capital City, mentions Rev L W Johnson and S L Robertson recovering, families gathering for picnics, and Pond Branch coverage. Voicing concern over rising lawlessness in Lexington County, a resident condemns crime, calls for lawful action and wiser leadership, laments a thief-like mood and extols community unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Gunter
Oak ‘Grove
L. W. Johnson
Gilbert
S. L. Robertson
Noah Taylor
Wood Creek
Chapin Telephone Company Stockholders Meet
The Chapin Telephone Company will hold a stockholders meeting in Chapin on Friday September 2 1921 at 2 o'clock. The purpose is to ratify a constitution and all stockholders should attend or abide by the result. S. C. Epting president P. B. Lindler secretary
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Chapin Telephone Company
Chapin
S. C. Epting
P. B. Lindler
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY FOR DEAN'S KIDNEY PILLS IN LEXINGTON
A Lexington reader Mrs R F Powell testifies Dean's Kidney Pills relieved backache headaches and blurred vision after three to four boxes and she has not needed kidney medicine in over three years. The Harmon Drug Co offers the remedy at 60 cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes it.
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Dean
Lexington
R. F. Powell
Main St
Harmon Drug Co
Open season for various game begins tomorrow
The article notes that the open season starts tomorrow, September 1, for possums, raccoons, squirrels, fox, plover, yellowlegs, and bucks only deer, continuing to March 1. It urges licensing and safe hunting, while mentioning a local quip about an accident involving whiskey.
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Irmo
Pyr
Wateringford
Saal Branch
J. E. Kyzer
H. E. Kyzer
M. R. Crout
H. A
Allen
G. W. Lewis
Pond Branch
Abem Op
Emerson and Oqker
the John Church Co
Main Street
Columbia, S. C
Smith
Lorick & Lowrance
Mason and Ideal Fruit Jars
Lorick Brothers
Columbia,s.c
The
Bank of Columbia
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