Gypsy Smith Preaches at AY State University
The University Y. M. C. A. hosted Rev. Gypsy Smith Jr in a series of lectures last week drawing large crowds from students and city visitors. He condemned nominal Christianity and college skepticism while delivering a sincere message.
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Gypsy Smith, Jr
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Clerk's Sale in Lexington County 1919
State of South Carolina Lexington County clerk to sell on the first Monday in January next the 5th at the courthouse door in Lexington a 100 acre more or less parcel southeast of the homestead bounded by Chinquapin Creek Cunningham Branch and Fox lands with cash terms and fees. H L Harmon Clerk of Court December 1919.
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Lexington
Anna Jones
Burgess
Common Pleas
Court House
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Lexington County
Cunnahan Branch
Felix Burgess
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Notice of Election in Lexington County South Carolina
Governors proclamation orders an annexation election between Lexington and Newberry Counties to be held January 6, 1920. Polls open 7 am to 4 pm. Managers named for Peak Chapin and Safira's Store precincts with clerks and returns to Lexington Court House. Only residents within the affected area may vote.
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R. Cooper
Lexington County
Newberry County
South Carolina
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Lexington Court House
Lexington
Pasture Solution Urged by USDA Coast Plains Search
The United States Department of Agriculture calls for solving the pasture prop in the coastal plain to boost agricultural use of lands. Rising seed prices push attention to the only cheap feed pasturage, with the Bureau of Plant Industry noting progress from recent studies.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Indus
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Do You Enjoy Your Meals Or Not
Fragmentary health ad urges readers to fix meals by heating model meats masticating foods thoroughly and waiting five hours between meals while taking tablets for quick relief.
Seed Shortage Reported For Clemson College Spring Planting
Clemson College notes a likely shortage of good planting seed for the 192 g spring season based on current indications and extension service advisories.
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Office of Extension
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