Lexington County Farmers Union to Meet
The Lexington County Farmers Union will hold its second quarterly meeting with White Rock local on Saturday July 9 1921 starting at eleven o clock. All locals are urged to send a full delegation. The Chronicle reports on boll weevil poisoning using molasses calcium arsenate and the guano horn method as a farmers aid with emphasis on ring poisoning and thorough follow up.
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Lexington County Farmers Union
White Rock
G. ED. Kaiser
Chronicle Office
New formula for weevil poison touted in Georgia
The Augusta Chronicle reports Dr. W B Taylor of Dexter Laurens County Georgia has developed a sugar based poison to kill boll weevils. The formula uses molasses saccharine ice cream powder calcium arsenate and water to create a sticky sweet solution applied per plant with a mop. The method claims two sunny days will protect the cotton until migratory weevils arrive in August.
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Augusta Chronicle
Dublin
W. B. Taylor
Dexter
Laurens County
Laurens
Doctor Taylor
J. B. Tyre
Taylor
Gton Route Five News Highlights Local Socials
Mr. Evan Glenn and Bonnie Norris of Gastonia spend a weekend with home folks. Master John David Glenn and J. D. McClean visit Harold and Asbury Smith. Mrs Geo Glenn and daughter Elizabeth stay with the Smiths. Miss Boda Price visits sister Mrs Julian McCarthy. No fishing is allowed at Smiths.
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Bell Weevil
Evan Glenn
Bonnie Norris
Gastonia
N. C
John David Glenn
J. D. McClean
Harold
Asbury Smith
Geo. Glenn
Elizabeth
A. L. Smith
Boda Price
Julian McCarthy
Smith's
Entirely Proper Miss Porte It Was a Peach of a Show
A fragment describes Miss Porte and performers with risqué costumes. One performer wore only a catskin, prompting Aunt Lucy to exclaim shock. The text suggests Miss Porte is a trained car.
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Miss Porte
Lucy
Difference over money sparks terse reply from Dustin Stax
In a brief exchange, Dustin Stax denies caring for wealth as others press him to justify money’s value. The dialogue hints at broader tension between public opinion and personal priorities.
Bank Statement Sworn by Cashier in 1921 Richland County
A 1921 bank statement sworn by Joseph M. Bell, cashier, in Richland County South Carolina. The document notes the notary Theo A. Bell and directors Bryan Desportes Moorman, detailing interest and discount charges per statute.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Resources
County of Richland
Joseph M. Bell
Jos M. Bell
Theo. A. Bell
Bryan
Remy Desportes
Pobert Moorman
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Dozier Hill
Gough
Chronicle
Hill
Mr. Hill
Burke County
the Chronicle
Wesley Glenn
W. Smith
T. E. Smith
Oliver Smin
Gobert
Route 5
George's Pond
Estelle Roof
Grace Lee
Zelna
Lees
Asbur Smith
Harold Roof
Charles and
Dewey Steele
Pisgah
Everett
Harvard-Day
Victrolas
Victor Records
EMER
SON and
OKEH
the John Church CO
Main ST. Columbia
GTON
Lexi
M Dustin Stax
H. Cromer Oswald
Fead
Columbia Supply Company
West Gervais
Columbia&& S.C
Reserve District No
Carolina National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Fedral
United States
A T Milnaugh
Mimnaugh
Carolina
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