Son of W H Suber Murdered Near Peak Woods
Mystery surrounds the death of Harold Suber, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Suber of Peak. His body, with a gunshot wound to the back, was found Friday night in the woods near War road. He rode his father’s horse, saddle empty, prompting a search. John Adam Kirkland, 14, a police boy, was arrested as a suspect. The coroner's inquest did not return a verdict.
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Harold Suber
W. H Suber
Peak
War Road
Young Suber
Suber
Miller
Weed
John Adam Kirkland
Qury
Fiuther Investi
Leesville arrest report cites liquor storage charge
Sheriff Sim J Atther and constables Coleman and Kelly arrest Jim Lynum near Leesville on a liquor storage charge. A pint of white lightning was found in each hip pocket and a five gallon jug of the decoction carried by Lynum who says he just moved the liquor to the Tower part of the county. The sheriff vows enforcement of the liquor laws across Lincoln county, urging citizen and magistrate cooperation.
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Sim J.atther
Ghief
Ntyrland
Coleman
Kelly Test
Jim Lynum
New Leesville
Bynum
Tron
Tawer
Hello Girls Will Way Part Holiday Che
Christmas comes with a year and even the wellbeing of the workers. The note urges honoring public service by granting holiday time on Christmas Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It states that exchanges must stay open and no phone calls are allowed during the stated hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
George
RRIF CAUGHT NEGRO WHO KILLED TOG
Sheriff Miller was called to Mr Frank Shealy's place Tuesday to investigate the killing and stealing of a hog. The unit traced the crime to Lang who was arrested and jailed. The report notes confusion in the station and the investigation into the hog theft and alleged involvement of others.
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Tog
Sherif Miller
Frank Shealy
Eye specialist treats trachoma clinic in Lexington
In Goodwyn, eye specialist of the United States public health service, left Lexington last Friday after a successful clinic for trachoma treatment. He operated in the office of the county health physician over the Nome National Bank. Five cases were treated with cooperation from local parents and officials.
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Goodwyn
United States Puble Haddith Service
Lexington
My West
Boy Injured In Route Was Accident
Wilken Snelgroe, son of Mrs Snelgrove of Caml Town Route Was, was accidentally struck Saturday at Mr Snelgrove's home. The boy suffered minor injuries to the skin but escaped more serious harm. He was taken to the hospital for attention. The hunting party included Wash Kaminer and others.
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Wilken
Snelgrave
TNO
Hanas
Tittle
Iy Derry
Tyler
Meroe
Huntiins
Legion to stage charity event for Muweelit fund
The Lexington post of the American Legion will host a Christmas week benefit to raise funds for furnishing Muweelit coo. The event, to be held Friday night the day after Christmas, December 26, begins at o'clock with a promising program and entertainment lined up after weeks of careful planning.
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Tie Oainstrel Shaw
Lexington
American Legion
Cheiatmas
Aftair
Furtishik
Sumnerland recital delights attended by community
Miss Ruth Stamm and Miss Corinta led by a noted expression teacher staged a faculty recital at Sumnerland Memorial on a lively night. The Verge audience enjoyed performances from several teachers and students, highlighting a vibrant local art scene.
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Ruth
Mie Corinta
Tenner
Sumnerland Momiliag
Verge Audtener
Clemson Professor Discusses Boll Weevil and Cropping Plans
Clemson College Professor H S McConnell spoke at the Lexington County Corn Show outlining the boll weevil threat and the need to reduce cotton acreage. He urged farmers to diversify with crops like peanuts and sweet potatoes, improve marketing facilities, and adopt early planting to protect yields, warning of possible damage in 1920 depending on weather.
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Cleveland
H. 8. McConnell
Clemson College
Lexington County
Mexico
Thiehn
Mexican Nationa Railway
Tne
Tex
Texas
Ifexne
North Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
South Carolina
Prof
McConnell
Colon
Dinetrade
Wuityel
Eexicham
Meronell
McConnell Boll
Hare
United States
Clemson Coltene
Ata
Wellanth
Iliken
Senator Ridgell
Callison
Lexington
Livan
Minta
Jon
Prizes Awarded in Lexington County Corn Club
Mr G A Stoddard state high school inspector visited Lexington and wrote the board about school conditions. The Lexington County corn club held a county fair with prize awards totaling 265 in merchandise and cash. Winners and donors listed, with top scores around 90 percent, and notes on seed breeding progress and teaching agriculture.
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Bora Ane
Lexington County
Ettisend
Messrs
Shelton Wingard
H. D. Harman
J. W. Hhealy
Pune
Corn Club
Miss Clarissa Harold Opens Lyceum Tonight
Community interests center on Miss Clarissa Harold as the next Lyceum attraction at the school auditorium Monday January 5. The famed performer, noted for her engaging readings, is billed as one of the season’s greatest finds and is expected to draw broad support from committees and local managers. She promises a wide repertoire and substantial audience appeal.
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Clarissa Harold
Tharold
Misa Clariast Harrold
Vareni
Pines
Mrs Taylor dies near Boiling Springs at 78
Mrs Sarah Ann Taylor died of paralysis in Boiling Springs action county about 10 miles west of Nire on Friday of last week at age 78. She was buried at Boiling Springs Methodist church Sunday at 11 with Pastor the Stey Mr Johnson officiating. She is survived by two sons Azariah Taylor and Emanuel Pastor, two daughters Mrs Luther Hallman and Mrs G F Miller, 24 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.
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Sarah Ann Taylor
Boiling Springs
Nire
Boiling Springs Methodist Church
Stey
Johnson
Azariah ‘Taylor l
Emanuel Tastor
Luther Hallman
G. F. Miller
Dance in Corley Building Thursday Night
Corley Bros. present a young folks dance in the hall above Tapp department store in Lexington tomorrow night Thursday December 18. A first class orchestra will furnish music and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corley Bros
Lexington
Tapp Department Store
Tiipute
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W. H. Suber
Wood
Vanderbilt Kirklaidl
Nosro
Adam
Siddhe Eun
Kirkland
Maroki
Mir
Luther
L. T. Baker
Reading
University of South Carolina
Ellen Hendrix
Hich
Mary Winward Wats
Hell At
Blindongar
Leesville
VT Wuntiers
Clemson Collse
Mies
Spesteer
Eutron Serenge
Peo
Bret MiCamietl
Sthentian
Hlaagie
Cal
Catlin
Lexington Cotton Market
County Corn Association
Ge A. Stoddard
Cojipba
Forwarg
Mr. Ovwata
Lexington High
Iitpre
Fordind
J. A. Stoddari
Asoctation
E. C. Edgel
W. J. Yaytor
J. A. Barre
K. F. Etsrd
D. B. Winrard
W. B. Taylor A. Whealy
E. C. Ridgell
Association
D. Lewis
Dork
Richead
H. §. McConnell
Ciensoo College
Cy T. C. Callison
Col. Callison
Vulcan
Barre Hardware Company
DuPre Auto .Company
Horace E. Roof
Dank
Western Carolina
Frank Derrick
B. I. Barre
Frank Dunbars
First National Bank of Rateybuns
Ben Wessinger
Home National Unit
Walter Dunodar
Caah
Bank of Brookland
Stte Amick
Gayden's
Jacob J. Derrick
G. A. Guigmard
Willly Derritte
Wingard-Roberta Company
Henry B. Oxner
Hendrix Hardware Company
Lyceum
Mrs. Taylor
Corley Building
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