Local Columbia Shoppers and Visitors Holiday Notes
A parade of Columbia residents and guests visits New York and local markets for bargains and shopping. Notables include James L. Tapp and S B Taylor in town or market, Milnaugh recovering, Scott Hendrix improving, and many families from Columbia, Gilbert, and nearby towns shopping in Lexington and Chapin areas during Thanksgiving week.
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James L. Tapp
Columbia
New York
Colombia
Lexington
S. B. Taylor
Gilbert
John J. Milnaugh
Scott Hendrix
Waa Nas
Rm, Jones
J. H. Davis
Ira M
J. M. Moorman
John Ll. Mimnaugh
Prince of
W. D. Franklin
Peter's Ave‘don
L. H. Williams
Gaston
Inex Rushton
Woodruff
Sarah Berry
George Tilley
Cameron
Sarah Berl
Katherine Berry
Winthrop College
Sarah Cecil Meetze
T. P. Meetze
Converse College
Mayme Hook
Bastover
Bifen Caughman
Edward Mont
Chapin
Charles Lindler
Hendrix Roberts
Hed 'i Knoll
Junious Roberts
Red Knoll
Jacob Seay
Providence
E. S. Kessler
St. John
Boyle Kessler
St. John’s
J. B. Harmon
St. John's
Long
Pond Branch
Bessie Berry
Sarah
Hertha
T. R. Keister
Proclamation on Tuberculosis Seals Sale in South Carolina
Governor Robert A. Wooper endorses the tuberculosis Christmas seals drive for the South Carolina Tuberculosis Association. The proclamation recalls 1919 TB statistics and urges citizens to donate to the December Tuberculosis Week and bonds, aiming to curb the disease.
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Cooper
South Rolina
South Carolina
Treaty with Mexico Looms on Horizon
Washington reports a formal proposal from Secretary Colby to appoint U S and Mexican commissioners to draft a treaty. The move aims to resume full diplomatic relations and follows Colby’s reply to Roberto Pesqueira urging U S recognition of Mexico’s new government. The letter, handed to Pesqueira before he left for Mexico’s inauguration, signals high level intent and clarifies misunderstandings about Article 27 of the recent convention.
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Washington
Colby
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Roberto V. Pesqueira
State Department
M Colby
Pesqueira
Obre- Zon
Eululon
Mr. Pesqueiry
Bankruptcy Real Estate Sale Notice in Lexington South Carolina
Trustee of J J Shealy bankruptcy announces public auction of a Pelton lot in Lexington County measuring 200 feet on Main Street and 250 feet deep, bounded by Main Pine Magnolia and an alley. Sale set for January 1921 at the courthouse door with cash, fees for drawing and recording, and revenue stamps. Attorney Timmerman Gray? Callison represents the Trustee.
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J. J. Shealy
Honoratio
H. N. Edmunds
Court House
Lexington
S.C
Tate
Pelton
South Carolina
Main
Magnolia Street
Main Street
Pine Street
Mra
Lessie H. Fort
Lexington County
J. J
Myers
Eatea Healy
Tried In The Balance Rexall Drug Co Ad
An old advertisement promotes proper prescription compounding at Harmon Drug Co led by Dr. Rice B Harmon. It highlights training, experience, cooperative buying, and the Rexall endorsement to promise fresh, pure medicines and attentive service.
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Dispatch News
Rice B. Harmon
Colleges of Pharmacy
America
South Carolina
Amer
Rexall
Alek
Harmon
South New
Harmon Drug CO
Ricer
Lexington
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Timmerman, Graraw & Callison
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Optical Company
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Charleston
Florence SC
Ady
Eastman Kodaks
Kandleek
Victor Talking Machines
Goodyear
Hess