Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Lexington Testimony
A Lexington resident recounts kidney trouble with frequent urination and nighttime awakening. Two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the symptoms, prompting a recommendation to neighbors. Foster-Milburn Co. packages are sold for 60 cents at dealers.
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Dean
Lexington
Clark
Doan
Mr. Clark
Foster-Milburn Co
Mirs
Buffalo
Wingard Dies at Home Near Lexington After Illness
W Sanders Wingard longtime Lexington resident died Monday at his home after a period of illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Pilgrim Lutheran Church with interment in the church yard. He leaves a son, a grandson, three brothers, a sister and a wide circle of relatives. He supported his church and family plots, and his life was described as steadfast in faith.
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W. Sanders
Wingard
Lexington County
Lexington
Columbia
Pilgrim Lutheran Church
Fingard
Gytrrycen
Short visit by Misses and Riley to Lexington office
SHORT VISIT TO LEXINGTON, Misses Johnnie Louise and Glenn Riley of Summerville S C and their brother Master Wilber Riley were pleasant visitors to our office and foreman Mr C A Hertong brother in law Saturday.
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Lexington
Johnnie Louise
Glenn Riley
Summerville
S. C
Not Tried 5 Kel Not Tried 5 gensions adjourned after nine days
Trial proceedings and adjournments fill the page with scattered notes from court hearings and personal notices. Names like Swycert and Goff appear among legal references, while local residents share weekend visits and farm life snippets. The column blends legal chatter with community personals and small town happenings.
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C. Swycert
Jed
Goff
Tillman R White
Asault
Smith
Avasy
Swygert Case Ends In Mistrial After Deliberating 42 Hours
The Swygert murder case in Leesville ended in a mistrial after a 42 hour deliberation by a Lexington county jury. Judge Ernest Moore discharged Swygert on Monday after ruling the trial led by Prosecutor T C Callison concluded without a verdict. The shooting of Dr J Nicholson occurred in Leesville on April 7 with Nicholson dying later in Columbia. Swygert testified self defense saying Nicholson struck him and reached his hip pocket. witnesses described Swygert firing multiple times. The court proceeding drew heavy local interest with a large crowd at the Lexington courthouse. Swygert was released on a 6000 bond.
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State Agrarias
Jet
Swygert
Ernest Moore
Lancaster
Swygertis
Veith
Dr. J. Nicholson
Leesville
Ee Sear
Dr. Nicholson
Columbia
Ralfia
Lan
Sam. E. Hesman
Nicholson
T. Hite
Derrick
Wie
Ray van
Mr. Swyfert
S. Lo. Oxner
Hite
Swy
Dr. Nicholagn
Nick
Les
T. C. Callison
B. W. Crouch
Cote L. Blease
L. Shealy
G. T. Graham
E. le Asbill
George Bell Timmerman
C. Ernest Livingston
Forrest M. Shealy
W. Scott Hook
Rufus Hall
Mr. Swygert
Lexington County
Moore
Stockholders of Chapin Telephone Company Meet
All stockholders are called to a February 4 1922 meeting in Chapin at 2 o clock. The gathering is urged as a matter of great importance will be considered during the session.
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Cohen
Chapin, Telephone Company
The
Chapin Telephone Company
Chapin J
Cherokee Dot News Brief on Local Health and Social Visits
Community health is reported as fine. Local residents share weekend visits and meals including Goodman Oxner Oxner family, Mae Gates, Ruthie and Merl Kammer, and Danna Rhea Oxner. Details note some illnesses for Samuel Oxner and general Sunday activities among neighbors, with sporadic mentions of Crout, Shealy, Blick, Kyzer, Bundrick, and Porth enjoying Sunday outings.
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Blanche
Goodman
Danna Rhea Oxner
Mae Gates
Ruthie
Merl Kammér
Eugene Oxner
H. B. Oxter
Samuel Ox
D. W. Kyzer
Lewis McCravy
Haskell Amick
Near Peak
J. S. Bundrick
George ‘Shealy
Fire destroys gin and barn at Dixiana
The barn and gin of Mr. ER W. Moye in Dixiana burned late Wednesday night. Two men were arrested on a warrant accusing arson, with Jowers denying involvement though tracks near the barn raise suspicion. The property reportedly had no insurance.
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Dixiana
ER. W. Moye
Dixianna
Wilson
Jowers
Moye
Goldberg and Schlossburg Buy Lexington Dry Goods Store
Messrs Goldberg and Schlossburg of Augusta have purchased the stock and craft the JasLe ington, and will continue in the business. They are experienced in dry goods and will introduce new goods daily, promising Lexington residents a full range of dry goods and clothing items.
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Goldberg & Scheossburg
TAPP
Messrs
Goldberg’& Schlossburg
Augusta
Camiéti ‘Hy
Jas. Leington
Iogton
Lexington
Tapp Leaves Lexington for Columbia Store Transfer
Jas L Tapp Co owner James L Tapp sells Lexington shop to Goldberg and Schlossburg who will run it hereafter. Tapp departs with reluctance, seeking full control of his business. P O McLain, longtime manager, departs, leaving Lexington patrons to seek Tapp style at the Columbia store.
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P. O. McLain
Lexington
Columbia
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