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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
6
The article outlines 1928 boys agricultural clubs announced by I. Baker Supervising Agent. Five clubs are carp pib calf peanut and cotton with phases in pib and calf programs. Wheat clubs are discontinued due to poor response. peanut and cotton clubs are new. Enrollment aims for a record, with emphasis on education and community clubs among members.
The Harthamblin bill to restrict sale of extracts usable as beverages was not continued. The motion to proceed was defeated on a vote by Mr. Dreher of Lexington, ending the measure for this session.
Swansea February notes list Miss Lyband visiting her sister who teaches at Neeces and other locals such as Mr. Lafyla Lybrand home for a few days. Several residents travel to Columbia or Bennettsville with updates on family visits and schooling commitments. A 700 pound hog is noted as recently killed in the area.
The Virginia Cooperative Educational Association envisions the schoolhouse as a community center and capitol of progress. This outline sketches plans by Virginia community leagues for 2016 focusing on active campaigns and educational and social improvement.
In a Monday decision the State Supreme Court reversed the lower court in the case of State v. John J. George et al. The defendant, a Lexington resident from a prominent local family, will receive another hearing after being convicted of manslaughter in the Edgefield General Sessions Court several months ago.
Notice states that all fishing permits issued by A. Taylor Gilbert expire March 1 1928 and no fishing will be allowed in his pond after that date. Permits will be issued and fishing is restricted to the pond.
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