Senate backstops plan to stabilize staple farm prices
The South Carolina Senate passed a con current resolution urging the U S delegation to back a bill by Senator Edwin P Ladd of North Dakota to stabilize prices of staple farm products. The joint committee meeting featured J Skottons Wannamaker of St Matthews and noted the Egypt and Australia cases as models for government action to support farmers amid deflation.
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Senate
Laney
Chesterfield
South Carolina
Congress
Ladd
North Dakota
House
J. Skottons Wannamaker
St. Matthews
American Cotton Assoclion
Lada
United States
Edwin P. Ladd
Australia
Egypt
Rat Snap Promises Big Savings for Farm Chickens
James ter reports RAT SNAP kept in the house since trying it. He says it costs about $2 yearly in bait and saves $300 in chicks eggs and feed. The product comes in three sizes 35c 65c and 125. Sold and guaranteed by Harmon Drug Co and Lexington Pharmacy.
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Jamester
Harmon Drug Company
Lexington Pharmacy
Seed Men Indorse Bill 2964 While Demanding Higher Cotton Price
A South Carolina concurrent resolution urges support for United States senate bill No 2964 with a minimum raw cotton price of not less than 25 cents per pound, citing 31 cents as 1921 production cost, and instructs clerks to send copies to SC senators and representatives. In Texarkana, the body of N P Norman, a negro seized by masked men, was found shot three times in the head and once in the breast near where he was abducted.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States Senate
United States
South Carolina
Texarkana
Texas
N. P. Norman
Will Jordan
Government to store liquor in government buildings
Government owned buildings nationwide will house seized intoxicating liquors under a plan by the budget bureau. Officials say arrangements are nearly complete to store the bottles in vacant Army and Shipping Board facilities, saving about 170000 dollars annually in rentals.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Hardin
Army and Shipping Board
Stor Dawes
Woman Candidate Withdraws Congress Nomination
Hin, chair of the national council of the Woman's Party, announced tonight the withdrawal of her nomination for Congress made at Norwalk Connecticut on the Farmer-Labor ticket. She said the nomination was unauthorized and without her knowledge or consent and she will not run for Congress on any ticket.
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Washington
Hin
National Council of the Woman's Party
Congress
Norwalk
Conn
Farmer-Labor
Ucket
Dodson's Liver Tone touted as safe calomel substitute
An old advertisement warns calomel salivates and harms teeth gums and tongue, urging readers to use Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute. It claims quick relief for biliousness headaches and constipation without salivation, even suitable for children.
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Dodson
Sale of Personal Property of G. Jacob Wingard
The late G. Jacob Wingard's personal property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder starting at 11 o'clock a.m. on February at his late home near Dreher's ferry. Items include one mule, buggy, cane press, farming tools, one nh, and other articles. Cash only. Executor L Augustus Wingard of Lexington. January 6, 192%.
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G. Jacob Wingard
Dreher's Ferry
Augustus Wingard
Lexington
Billous Headache Relief Claimed by Chamberlain Tabs
Advertisement notes that severe headache with disordered stomach and constipation can be relieved by taking three Chamberlain's Tablets. It claims the medicine will correct liver and bowel disorders and effectively reduce the headache.
Cardus Helps Restore Strength in Cardus Testimony
Paint Rock Alabama Mrs C M Stegall recalls a three year illness leaving her bedridden and weak. After six bottles of Cardus she regained appetite sleep and strength and believes the tonic saved her life. Thousands of women have used Cardus for various feminine ailments. At all druggists H S
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Paint Rock
Ala
Cardus
Droggista, H&s
Notice of Final Discharge for Executrix Emma Corley
Court notices an application by Emma Corley executrix of Francis M Mathias estate for final discharge. The hearing before Judge Hook of Lexington County Probate is set for Monday February 27 1922 at 11 o clock A M.
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Emma Corley
Francis M. Mathias
RAT SNAP advertised bait for farm and outbuildings
Old reliable rodent destroyer RAT SNAP sold by Harmon Drug Co. and Lexington Pharmacy. Comes in cakes with no mixing. 35e cake powers pantry or kitchen, 65e for chicken houses or small buildings, $1.25 for farm and factory storage buildings. Money back if it fails.
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Harmon Drug Co
Lexington Pharmac
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