Candid notes and public notices from Lexington County 1921
A fragment of Lexington County items reports probate notices for W Q Jackson with court date February 23 1921, plus community social news. Mentions Mrs M R Crout H A State of South Carolina, and various local residents including J T Hallman J A Taylor G S Crout O C Crout Olive Harman Aline Taylor Minnie Ballington Lessie Gunter Walter Lephart and Rev S R Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Carolina
Lexington
George S. Crafts
C. B. Jackson
W. Q. Jackson
C. H
S.C
Geo. S
Lexington County
Howard
Oscar Price
St. Matthews
Black Creek
L. W
Johnson
Gilbert
Roof
Sara
W. R. Hall
Olive Harman
Aline Taylor
Ethel Crout
J. T. Hallman
Minnie Ballington
New Brookland
J. A. Taylor
A. ‘Taylor
Henry
G. S
O. C. Crout
Columbia
Lessie Gunter
Oak Grove
Walter Leaphart
Near Summit
S R. Taylor
Visit to Mr Bailey Includes Sunday School Sermon
Mr Jacob Crim and his sister Annie visited Mr Jacob A Bailey on Sunday. Sunday school attendance was high at Sardis with a fine sermon delivered by two visiting preachers. Miss Cara Rucker and her sister were mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Crim
Annie
Jacob A. Bailey
Sardis
C’ara Rucker
Miss Carrie Mae Bailey Hosts Visitors In Local Social
Rosabelle and Lela Wolfe visited Miss Carrie Mae Bailey on Sunday. Carrie Mae Bailey hosted Clara and Rosabelle Rucker last night. D. C. Mack and J. B. Mack were in Columbia on Monday. Maggie Lucas was a guest of Carrie Mae Bailey Sunday. A Farmer's Wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosabelle
Carrie Mae Bailey
Lela Wolfe
Clara
Rosabelle Rucker
D. C. Mack
J. B. Mack
Columbia
Maggie Lucas
American forces needed in Haiti urged by Admiral Knapp
Rear Admiral H S Knapp urged that the United States must not withdraw its Haiti occupation, saying most Haitians support continued American presence to maintain order. He claims agitation is minority driven and cautions against misreading Haiti as a republic. security has returned thanks to intervention, with recovery underway though slow, aided by banking flexibility and price adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Haiti
H. S. Knapp
Island Republic
Navy
Admiral Knapp
Republic of Haiti
Republic
Tax Notice Warns of Escalating County Penalties
Lexington County South Carolina treasurer announces penalties for late taxes starting January 1 1921 one percent then February 1 two percent March 1 seven percent if unpaid by March 1 1921 Poll Tax one dollar Capitation Road Tax five dollars Capitation Dog Tax fifty cents Tax books close March 15 1921 Remit by township and school district include full names and postage for reply signed C E Leaphart Treasurer March 15 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Leaphart
Lexington County
S. C
The Business Outlook Brightens Signaling Recovery
The business outlook is brighter than two months ago, with expected improvement ahead. Early signs point to rising activity and cautious optimism in trade and markets, though overall conditions have not fully recovered yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busines
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. R. Gunter
M. R. Crout
H. A
Avery
Cou
Ejeweler Oe
Main St
A. H. DeVaugha, Jr. & Co. Cotton Brokers
Jackson St
Augusta
Cotton Exchange
Rose & Son
Broad St
New York
Don
Marcelle Wavin
A la Mode Beauty
Main Street
Columbia, S. C
Lorick & Lawrance
Taylor Bros
Dave Tenant
Oscar Taylor
Messrs
J. M. and
A. T. Taylor
Jas. E. Rawl
Burns Motor Company
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