Col E H Aull Regains Full Control Of Newberry Paper
In a Newberry Herald and News report from Tuesday's issue, Col E H Aull is stated to have again assumed full control and management of the newspaper after years with a stock company. He has been connected with the paper for about thirty five years, first as editor and now as sole owner and editor, with confidence that he will continue to provide a paper worthy of patronage.
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Newberry Herald and
Col
E. H. Aull
Co. Aull
Swné
Col. Aull
Pasr
Newberry
Harmon Drug Co marks tenth anniversary with free picture show
Harmon Drug Co celebrates ten years of serving Swansea with values across all lines. To mark the anniversary they sponsor a free two-part film night at Lexington Theatre on July 7 with two shows at 7 and 7:30 pm. No tickets, just walk in and enjoy.
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Harmon Drug Company
Lexington Theatre
Harmon Drug CO
Rice B. Harmon
Lexington Defeats Red Bank 13-5 Behind Gable Pitching
Crown Ridge League action saw Lexington beat Red Bank 13 to 5 on the Lexington grounds. Gable hurled for Lexington with Gibbes catching. Batteries: Lexington Gable and Gibbes Red Bank Smith Berry and Roof. Standings show Lexington and Red Bank tied at 13-? with Middleburg 4-? and Palmetto 2-2.
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Red Bank
Lexington
Lexington Grounds
Gable
Gibbes
Smith
Berry
Roof
Middleburg
U Palmetto
Willie Davis Ties History To Newberry Dispatch
Willie Davis a longtime Newberry native and former Dispatch staffer is noted for his varied roles at the paper. For two decades he served as gardener engineer office boy and more while contributing to the paper before venerable presses and engines were modernized.
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Willie Davis
Dispatch
Newberry
J P Boatwright remembered after illness and death
The community mourns J P Boatwright son of Mr and Mrs Alice Boatwright and grandson of Mr and Mrs Felix S Burgess. He fell ill Sunday, was moved to Leesville Infirmary for operation, and died Thursday at 6 pm. A precious little darling has left vacant hearts and many places to fill in happy memory of a one year two months old child. The notice also lists local gatherings and campaign meetings in Lexington County with various dates and venues.
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F. S. Burgess
Boath
J. Rogers
F. M
W. A. Raw
Minnie Hall
Dorothy Rawl
Eva
Ruby Burg
J. B. Bus
L. M. Fox
J. B. Johnsen
Ernest
Little J. P
Alice
Boat‘wright
Felix S. Burgess
J. P
Darling
Tragic death of Victor Haltiwanger in Columbia incident
Victor Haltiwanger a former Coluts ian and expert electrician died last Friday at Victor F C while at work as a lineman for a power company. He left Columbia in 1903 and visited relatives there in 1914. Sister May Haltiwanger of Baltimore is en route to Columbia to bring his remains home for interment. He is survived by six sisters and one brother, and was a member of the Electrical Workers union. The first news came from Miss Ruth Haltiwanger in Ninety Six. The State noted the telegram promised full details later.
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Price
Priceville
Marshal Price
Blondelle Harmon
Frank A. Weed
Irma
L. E. Jefcoat
Edmund
Jefcoat
Pearle Caughman
Cassatt
Julian Meetze
Pickens Roof
Patty
Virginia Evans
Columbus
Ohio
Ann Kaminer
Addie Kaufmann
Ki Robinson
Plant City
Florida
Lexington
J. D. Howze
Thelma
C. F. Snyder
Paul Howze
Myrtle Rawl
Neila Harman
Craughan
Katie Belle Harman
Ruth Harman
A. F. Lever
Columbia
Re. Wallace
E. G. Dreher
W. H. Johnson
Swansea
Cayce
C.pr. Rish, Esq
Pelion
Curtis
Albert R. Taylor
Amd
R. G. Reagih
Our Town
Newberry
S. C
Julian P. Meetze
New York City
Meetze
Ben
New York
Victor Haltiwanger
Haltiwanger
Isaiah Haltiwanger
Lexington County
J. S. Kleckley
Olive Oxner
L. N. Hende
Georgia Haltiwanger
Ruth Haltiwanger
Northwest
Electrical Workers’ Union
Beause
Victoria
Maetter
Mr. Haltiwanger
Announcement of Congressional candidacy in Seventh District
A candidate announces bid for Congress from the Seventh District under Democratic rules, pledging to faithfully discharge duties and earn public support. The statement includes a reelection bid from H. Pp. Fulmer and mentions party primary processes.
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Congress
House of Representatives Nomination Notice
A candidate submission relates to the House of Representatives. The matter references rules and regulations of the Democratic party. S. E. Smith is listed with a date of June 19, 1922. Swans.
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House of Representatives
House of Representativ
Democratic Party
S. E. Smith
Swans
Treasurer Reelection Pledge By W J Smith In Lexington County
W J Smith announces candidacy for reelection as treasurer of Lexington county and pledges to abide by the result of the Democratic primary. Public notice outlines his commitment to the party process and election outcome.
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Lexington ‘County
Debtors and Creditors Notice in Lexington County
A notice lists reelection dates for Probate Judge and County Auditor in Lexington County. A public barbecue is announced at Steele and McCarthy’s shop, July 15, with entertainment from candidates John A. Crout and A. E. McCarthy. Also an executor notice for L. L. Hendrix, deceased, dated June 19, 1922.
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Steele & McCarthy
Lexington
John A. Crout
A. E. McCarthy
C. R. Dreher
L. L. Hendrix
W. F. Hook
Lexington County
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Calomel dangers push readers to Liver Tone
An old warning-style ad contrasts calomel with Dodson’s Liver Tone, urging readers to avoid mercury laxatives. It claims calomel causes salivation liver damage and bone necrosis, promoting a “harmless vegetable substitute” as safer relief.
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Dodson
Local names listed in public notice fragment
Fragment from a historical notice lists B. H. Barre, C. C. Re. Coook, and K. R. in incomplete order. Details such as action, date, or organization are not provided in readable text.
Crout's Roller Flour Mill Ad Promises Ground Flour
Want ads from Crout's Roller Flour Mill in Gilbert South Carolina offer ground flour at any hour. The ad notes customers bring wheat day or night and claims an average yield of 43 to 46 pounds per bushel with a 10th price.
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Crout
Gilbert, S.C
Summit School District to Host Campaign Day Event
Trustees of Summit school district will furnish a cue and refreshments at Summit on Campaign Day Tuesday August 15. Proceeds will be used for school purposes. Everybody invited.
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Pelion
Summit
Ladies’ School Improvement Association
Oakville School House
Gilbert, S
Jerod Taylor
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Lexington Lodge
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B. H. Barre, C. C. RE. Cook, K. R
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John F, Sheal
Adysburg, S
E. Amick
Tobacco Gone Cooperative Association
M. O. Wilson
Secertary Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
Raleigh
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Indian Chemical Co
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G. M. Harman
Lexington, S.C
Porto Rico
Nancy Hall
Triumph
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