Post Office Notice From Lexington
A mail matter entered at Lexington Post Office, South Carolina, classified as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
4
A mail matter entered at Lexington Post Office, South Carolina, classified as second class mail matter.
In the July 19 1922 notice readers are told to place their names on the Democratic club roll by July 25 to vote in the August primary. Missing the deadline may bar participation in selecting state and county officers and requires time to correct. Attend to this now.
The notice discusses Riley Drug Company successors to Lexington Pharmacy with M S Riley as prescriber clerk and pharmacist graduate. It also reviews the 1918 formation of the South Carolina Development Board, its goals to promote coastal plain lands, past activities, and a plan to narrow its board to nine members focusing on advertising the state's opportunities and rural development.
At a special Charleston meeting this week, the St Louis Chamber of Commerce named officers for the coming year. President Niels Christensen, Executive Vice President and Chairman Board R. L. Montague, Secretary H. E. Horton. Directors elected include E. W. Durant Charleston, C. S. Acker Baltimore, J. Swinton Whaley Little Edisto, Joseph Schenk Georgetown, H. F. Barkerding Charleston, W. E. Richardson Beaufort, J. L. Coker Hartsville.
The Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association marks a campaign climax in Wilson North Carolina with Oliver J Sands asserting broad farmer support. More than a thousand contracts weekly pour into Raleigh as Virginia South Carolina and Eastern North Carolina growers unite. Local counties report rising signups with Robeson Williams on Florence Darlington and others near 90 percent participation.
Centerville school plans a barbecue and refreshments on Saturday July 24 1922 to raise funds for the school. Trustees invite the public to attend for a good dinner and a pleasant day.
A major English shipbuilder is assembling a vessel for Africa in sections to be shipped and reassembled on arrival. Similar practice of disassembling ships for inland and overseas use is noted, with a mission steamer for Lake Nyassa packed into about 3000 pieces. Boiler and mast handling pose the main transport challenge.
An oak chair believed to belong to Primate Bramhall was recently found to have wide historic ties to Armagh Cathedral. After years of searching, a London expert identified the piece and it was returned to its original home. Carvings include the all seeing eye, crown and mitre, and the arms of the See of Armagh with the date of Bramhall’s enthronement. The final panel bears the initials M R H L for Armagh.
The French Academy of Sciences is informed that Switzerland plans to commemorate Abraham Louis Breguet, the famed watchmaker born in Neufchateau in 1747 and died in Paris in 1828. His precision instruments and pivoted rubies in watches are highlighted, with his exile to London during the Reign of Terror and return after Thermidor. A forthcoming international chronometer competition will be hosted at Neuchatel Observatory.
A geology class on an electric train stopped for a crash when a student knocked a bag from a seat. The owner rushed forward in alarm, revealing the bag contained eggs. The student apologized, denying any harm to the bag as others looked on with curiosity.
The King of Siam, an ardent admirer of Shakespeare, expressed praise at Stratford anniversary events. His secretary, on behalf of the king, sent a $500 personal gift to the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust and $250 to the memorial theater fund as part of a cultural outreach to Siam.
A device described in Popular Mechanics tests harmony of color combinations by rapidly revolving a colored disk to blend colors. The eye perceives the result as if the actual colors mixed.
An article defines feeblemindedness with age-based terms and cites tests showing 2.8 percent of white and 4.2 percent of colored children as mentally deficient. It urges a traveling clinic, expansion of the State Training School at Clinton, and special classes in larger public schools to diagnose, treat, and educate affected children and guide parents.
Lexington County announces that from July 15 the County Superintendent of Education office will be open only on Saturdays and Mondays from 9 am to 5 pm. Those needing office services should call on those days. other days may be opened as possible. Julius E. Sharpe, Supt. of Education, requests urgent business only on nonlisted days until further notice. Also advertised are sale details for Hampshire pigs at 5 060 per head and a general notice about education office hours.
Notice of a stockholders meeting for Lexington Pharmacy Incorporated to amend its charter and change the name to The Uley Drug Company. Meeting set at the company's Lexington, South Carolina office at twelve o'clock noon on Thursday August third, 1922, with other business as desired. Secretary-Treasurer M S Isby issues the notice dated July 12, 1922.
A first class barbecue is advertised with a parade and a civic event. The notice mentions arrangements for a trade show and notes participants will meet in WA. FOGLE is referenced as a location or organizer.
Andrew J. Bether declares candidacy for Congress from the Seventh District, running under Democratic primary rules. He pledges to faithfully discharge duties and earn the confidence and support of the people if elected. The announcement also notes reelection considerations in the same district under party rules.
Notices from S C Swansea June 19 13922 announce candidacy for U S House under Democratic rules. Lexington county reelection bid also filed under Democratic primary by D Ernest Amick.
A candidate announces for reelection as treasurer of Lexington County and pledges to abide by the Democratic Party's rules. The notice also mentions reelection bids for Probate Judge Jade and County Auditor of Lexington County.
The notice lists candidates for magistrate posts in Lexington districts one and three and sixth district. J Arthur Harman and J W Hook pledge to abide by primary results. B M Martin declared as candidate for Uyagistrate of the 6th Magisterial District. McKendree Barr seeks reelection to the county House of Representatives under Democratic rules.
Notice states J B Wessinger and Sons seek permission from the secretary of state to decrease capital stock from 10000 to 2000 dollars. Action authorized at board meeting held June 10. Chapin IXC, Illinois.
Executrix and creditors are urged to settle debts in the estate of the deceased. The undersigned executor announces prompt payment of debts and invites all persons having claims against the estate to present them for settlement at once. The notice indicates actions under the will and applicable probate law and requests cooperation from all debtors and claimants.
Trustees of Summit school district invite all residents to Summit on Tuesday August 15 for a campaign event with refreshments. Proceeds support school purposes. Also a want ads notice from Crout's Roller Flour Mill advertising grinding services available day or night for flour production.
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