Wateringford News From 1922 Local Notes and Births
Wateringford notes report community updates from July 1922 including visits among Ballingtons Howard and Kyzer families, a new baby for Mr. John Taylor, and Reverend George Lewis delivering a sermon at Pond Branch. The town faces hot weather, crop needs rain, and flour mill operations run day and night under Azariah Taylor and McKinley Wood amid scarce money.
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H. A
Mrs. Howard
M. M. Howard
P. W. Miller
Levy Brown
Hood's Mill
Wateringford
Azariah Taylor
McKinley Wood
E. F. Kyzer
Geof. Shumpert
Black Creek
John Taylor
George
Ross
Lewis
Leesville
Ormon
Pond Branch
Johnson
Charlie Gunter
Charlie
Job Taylor
St. John’s
Emanuel Gunter
Wateree
Criti
Ill at home with typhoid fever prompts hopeful restoration
Report notes several individuals confined to their homes due to typhoid fever. Community members express hopes for their full recovery and return to health.
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Cally
Automobiles Ascend Mount Mitchell Road Opens This Week
A new motor road to Camp Alice atop Mount Mitchell will open to the public this week. A party of railroad officials and newspaper men tested the route last Monday, praising the beautiful, improving highway built on the former railbed. Toll gate entrance from the Asheville main road near Black Mountain promises heavy summer tourist traffic.
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Camp al Ice
Mount Mitchell
Rockies
Camp Alice
Mitchell
Black Mountain
Ashevilel
Sunday Visits Report From Shiloh DOFS
Mr and Mrs Moodie Hammond and Louise spent Sunday with J H Long family. J O Keisler and children visited Festus Sease. R B Rach and kids visited Oliver Porth. Robert Rawl stayed with Fritchie Hook. Maude Keisler stayed with Edith Long.
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Moodie Hammond
Louise
J. H. Long
J. O. Keisler
Festus Sease
R. B. Rach
Oliver Porth
Robert Rawl
Mr. Fritchie
Hook
Maude Keisler
Edith Long
Local Social Evening Gatherings Mention Rawl Family
Misses Mina Myrtle Nola Genens and Edith Gladys spent Saturday with Lizzie Viola Eva Mae Rawl. Myrtle Rawl spent Saturday night with Gladys Long Mi Wessinger and Robert Rawl stayed Sunday with Mr Labon Sease. Nola and Genens Keisler joined Mina Rawl Sunday with Lizzie and Viola Rawl.
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Mina
Myrtle Rawl
Edith
Gladys Ng
Lizzie, Viola
Eva Mae Rawl
Gladys Long- Mi Wessinger
Robert Rawl
Labon Sease
Nola
Genens Keisler
Mina Rawl
Lizzie
Viola Rawl
Ferry News Highlights Local Social and Illness Updates
Rainy spring delays farm work in the Ferry area. Mr. T. Hill and wife visited Capitol City with his brother. Rev. Hires and family from Leesville stayed with the Hollis family. Mrs. M. C. Amick shows slow improvement. Ernest Croft ill with typhoid fever. R. E. Amick and family visited D. D. Amick. Bowen family and Amicks visited friends.
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T. Hill
Capitol City
Miller Hill
Mr. Hires
Leesville
W. D. Hollis
M. C. Amick
H. Lee Koon
Ernest Croft
J. W. Croft
R. E. Amick
D. D. Amick
B. T. Bowen
Ren
Mattie Pearl
Lizzie Mills
B. E. Amick
J. F. Amick
South Carolina Tobacco Co-op Marketing Breaks Barriers
The cooperative marketing campaign of South Carolina growers reaches 52 towns in seven days, sweeping millions of pounds into the Association and adding hundreds of new members. Half a million pounds daily were added as business leaders and bankers across twenty towns back the effort, doubling the state's support and strengthening the pool.
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South Carolina
Palmetto
Tobacco growers’ alliance reshapes South Carolina markets
Timmonaville leads rapid Coop effort as Aynor and Wingstree follow, forming a vast pool of tobacco acres ready for the $30,000,000 industry shift. Growers from Kentucky and Virginia converge to back new standards, warehouses, and leadership, signaling a pivotal change in wealth and independence for farmers.
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Timmonaville
Aynor
Wingstree
South Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia
Prt Coree
Frone
Danville
Carolinebacco Srowers
Great Clan
Wit
Association
Carolinas
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Annie Howard
B. B. Miller
Gilbert
Piccadilly St
Columbia, S. C
Darling Willis
Shiloh Dofs
Ferry News
SUSCO
Asce
Len
USCO
United States Tires
United States © Rubber Company
U.S
Hook Brothers
B. E. Williams Hardware Company
Batesburg
S. Chapin
S. New Brookland
S.C
Swansea
S. C
I. S. Holley
Peliod, S. C
Lexington
Columbia
F. A. Daves
Drs. Boozer
Strely
Over Lever’s Shoe Store
Columbia. S.C
Main St
Main
DR. Clark
Chiropodist
Frank Kneece
B. J. Wingard
Clark Daw Building
Columbia, S$ .C
Sanitary Cafe
Main Street
The
Carolina
W. A. Clark
Bryan
Itional Bank of Columbia Ino. D. Bell
Jos. M. Belt
Home National Bank
Lexington, D. C
Federal Reserve Association
Ast
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