County Tax Plea From Auditor Dent February 1922
Auditor Dent urges Lexington County taxpayers to pay taxes promptly as only about 40 percent have been paid. The county relies on borrowed funds and will need more for current expenses unless obligations are met. Officials warn heavy borrowing and rising loan costs if timely payments do not occur.
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Kara
Dent
Lexington County
South Carolina Livestock Owners to Get Financial Aid
The South Carolina Cooperative Livestock Association outlines a non profit plan to aid livestock owners with capital stock of 500 shares at 100 each. It aims to stabilize markets, provide a credit mechanism, and offer advances secured by livestock to hold stock for better future prices.
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South Carolina Cooperative Livestock Association
South Caro Hnp Cooperative Marketing Act of Way
Woman's Party Candidate Withdraws From Race
Washington February 12 Eiste Hill ehiatentin member of the national council of the Woman's party announces the withdrawal of her nomination for Congress made at Norwalk Connecticut on the Farmer Labour ticket. The nominee Powell seer went and Addéa that she would not fei.
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Washington
Eiste Hillehiatentin
National Council of the Woman's Party
Congress
Norwalk
Conn
Farmer-Labor
Nominaea Powell Seer
Addéa
Notice to creditors in Wingard estate administration
In Lexington County South Carolina 1922 Probate Judge W F Hook issues citation to all creditors and parties of interest in the estate of W. S. Wingard deceased to appear and show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. Publication dated February 16, 1922 for two weeks in the Lexington paper.
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South Carolina
Lexington
George
Wingard
Win- Bard
Lexington County
5. C
Feed for Chicks Continued from Last Week
A dated poultry guide outlines chick feeding by week ranges. It specifies feeding schedules from third to tenth week with litter depth and daily portions, including bran wheat middlings and scraps, sour milk and water, and charcoal or oyster shell. It lists further ratios for eleventh week to maturity and repeated items.
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Newberry College announces commencement speakers and debates
The Rev H A McCullough of Columbia has accepted to deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Newberry College the Rev Jai Oates pastor of the Associate Reformed Church in Yorkville will address the commencement. Debates are arranged with Oklahoma Baptist University Wofford and Presbyterian colleges. Coeds stage a successful play in Holland Hall and West End school auditorium.
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Newberry
H. A. McCullough
D. D
Columbia
Newberry College
Jai. Oates
Associate, Reformed
Yorkville
Kag-Yukewisi
College Y. M1. O.ta
Excélsior
Phrehakoshian
Oklahoma*Baptist University
Wofford
Presbyterian Colleges
Newberry ‘College Noid
Holland Hall
West End
W. K. Gotwald
Senator Hitchcock backs world bank and international dollar program
United States Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska urged creation of a Bank of Nations with 2.409 billion capital to issue an international dollar replacing gold. US would hold 1.3 billion in stock, others 200 million, with 900 million bought by leading nations. Bank HQ would be New York. Directors would appoint currency and aim to facilitate global credit.
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New Yorki
United States
Hitchcock
Nebraska
American’ Manufacturers' Export Association
Senate
Bank of Nations
New York
Sendlos Buteh
Ittchcock
Europe
America
The Club Markets Are Money Makers
Lancaster Pennsylvania emerges as a rich hub for club markets boosting farming income. The piece cites a $60 million annual value for Lancaster's agricultural and dairy products in 1920 per M H Carter in Ladies Home Journal. It argues club markets provide home based income for women, citing Lancaster and South Carolina examples, praising education, self expression, and salesmanship, and predicting nationwide expansion could be transformative.
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Lancaster
United States
Tts
M. H. Carter
The
Ladies' Home Journal
Lancaster County
South Carolina
Notice of Administration Hearing for Olin M Price
Probate judge cites J J Price to seek Letters of Administration for the estate of Olin M Price. Kindred and creditors are summoned to appear in Lexington Court of Probate on March 1922 at 11 AM to show cause why administration should not be granted. Published February 15, 1922.
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J. J. Price
Olin M. Price
Lexington
C. H
S.C
W. F. Hook
Lexington County
Lexington Court Sale Notice by Home National Bank
A Lexington Court of Common Pleas notice schedules a public auction of property on the first Monday in March. It describes two parcels with details of boundaries, ownership, and prior deeds, noting no debt or mortgage, cash terms, and filing requirements. Attorneys for the plaintiff are M. Harman, and others. Also includes an advertising insert for RAT SNAP rat poison by local drug firms.
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State of South Carolina
County of Lexington
Court of Common Pleas
Home National Bank
Corporion
Maintiff
Norman T. Wi Ing
Court House
Lexington
Hendrix Street
Mnes
Lawas
Davis Williams
County of
Barr
J. H. Price
Norman Waring
W. F. Strother
Norman’ Waring
A. Hy Price
J. H. Pike
MH. L
Lexington Pharmacy
Harmon Drug Company
Masked Me Ego in Texarkana Scene Reported
Texarkana Texas February 2 report details a masked fatal event involving a Black man identified as N P Y Nouman, described in fragmented text. Police investigation pending as readers are reminded this summary draws from unreliable OCR fragments.
Woman Freed by Masked Men Discovered Nearby
A report states a woman seized by masked men was later found about a mile from the abduction site. The claim notes the assailants fled and the victim suffered gunshot injuries described as three shots to the head and one to the chest. deputy sheriff Will Jordan led the custody incident.
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Will Jordan
Lexington Court Clerk Sale of 772-Acre Land in Lexington County
The Court of Common Pleas in Lexington, S C orders a sale by auction of a 772 acre tract on Savannah Hunt Creek near the Congaree River. Bounded by Lucas Lightler and Sightler lands, to be sold in six installments with 8 percent interest, or all cash option. Purchaser pays papers stamps and recording fees. Attorneys Efird & Carroll for Kate R Hendrix. February 11 1922.
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Lexington County
Savannah-Hunt Creek
Congaree River
Preston Lucas
Socrates M. Lightler
W. W. Sightler
J. W. Sightler
HH. L. Harman
Efird & Carroll
Mlaintif
Dean's Kidney Pills End Kidney Backache and Night Urges
A Lexington grocery owner testimonial describes severe kidney backache and nocturnal urges. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, he reports rapid relief and continued improvement with ongoing use, recommending the same remedy to others.
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B. Floyd
E. Main
Lexington
Dean
Floyd
Foster-Milburn Co, Mrrs
Buffalo
N.Y
Bowen recounts rats nearly burning house down
Mrs Bowen describes two months of fear after rats chewed matches in her home. A dead rat was found and killed by SNAP. She credits prompt action for preventing a fire and notes rat-related hazards. Also mentions drug ads and Mr G C M Baird recovering at home and back at his office.
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Eerlay
Ila
Harmon Drug Company
Lexington Pharmacy
GC. M. Baird
Citation Notice of Administration in Lexington County
Walter F Dusiy and others seek letters of administration for Margaret Dooley's estate in Lexington County South Carolina probate court. The citation requires heirs and creditors to appear February 9, 1922 at 11 a.m. to show cause why administration should not be granted. Proceedings published January 25, 1922.
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South Carolina
Lexington
Walter F. Esquire
Dusiy
Lever
Willie
J. Walter
Margaret Douley
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