Edmund Happenings and Local Crop Outlook in 1921
The Edmund area reports wet spell delays farm work with potential impact on cotton and corn. Hail near Macedon damaged corn fodder. boll weevil concerns rise. A. G. Smith of Columbia visits to manage watermelons, while Edmund’s peach orchard grows to bear 16000 trees. shipments expected after regional peach markets. Court notices include Bank of Western Carolina vs Steadman and Columbia Land and Investment Company summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Pluvius
Orangeburg
Aiken
Macedon
Cecil Wise
Bank of Western Carolina
M. S. Steadman
J. F. Steadman
Mary W. Steadman
Lexington
South Carolina
Efird & Carroll
A. G. Smith
Columbia
Mr. Smith
Edmund
State of South Carolina
Lexington County—Court of Common Pleas
Columbia Land and Investment Company
Os Efird J. Meetze
Loan and Exchange Bank
S. C
Lyles & Lyle Eys
Local social notes and obituaries from 1921
The item lists visits and family travel among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Redmond of Swansea, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bachman, Mrs. R. L. Ford, W. Crout family, Miss Sue Aaron, Sara Fellers, Miss Frankie Griff, R. W. Sox and family, and others visiting relatives in Columbia, Lexington, Keysville, and nearby towns. It notes the death of James S. Dooley on June 16, 1921 at age 67 and ends with a widow’s prayer of thanks for condolences received during illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Me. D. Shumpert
Augusta
Julian Sharpe
Sehneider
Sis
J. C. Shealy
J . Quincy Wingard
Lexington
E. J. Bachman
R. L. Ford
Lake View
Ing Tnedi
J. A. Griffith
W. Crout
Gilbert
D. W. Crout
Sue Aaron
Sara Fellers
Columbia
Frankie Griff
R. W. Sox
J. G. M. Sox
A. N. Clark
J. P. Clark
Mary Clark Blount
Keysville
James S. Dooley
Fine crops greet readers as rains persist
The St. Matthews section reports good crop conditions with ample rain. Local happenings include social visits to Mr Cront and Girlie Kei, a trip to Lexington, and visits by Miss Ethel McCartha and the Sawyer sisters. Ernest W and Mrs attended preaching at St Matthews Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jehn Cront
Sitter
Ie Croutie
Les D. McCartha
Aaronille Sun- Lindler
Grover Hir
Alfred Weisler
Ethel McCartha
McCartha
Sallie
Gladys Sawyer
M Hamilton
Columbia
M Ernest W
St. Matthews
Mamie Ger
Protracted meetings light wateringford church scene
In Wateringford News a report from Pond Branch describes ongoing revival meetings drawing a large crowd aided by Rev. Keaton last Sunday. Local officials and residents including Mat W. J Smith and Mrs Smith from Lexington attended services, with social visits noted among Ballingtons Prices and Kyzer families. The piece also mentions a turpentine accident and a local singing school at Boiling Springs church led by Prof. Rufus Hallman, inviting readers to join a forthcoming picnic and lemonade in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keaton
Pond Branch
Worthy County
Mat W. J Smith
Lexington
W. J
Girlie R Ballington
Loraine Taylor
M Large
E Kyzer
M. M. Howard
Old Uncls
Henry
Old Lexington
Peaches Donated by Route Four Carrier
We are indebted to Mr. Lonnie Addy the popular carrier on route four for some fine peaches the largest weighed eleven ounces all are mentioned as a token of appreciation in this small local note
Julian Miller to Lead Horticulture Extension at N C College
Mr. Miller, graduate of Clemson College, has worked in the state under Clemson extension division and leaves today to begin new duties in horticulture at the Agricultural and Mechanical College of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian
Miller
Sine J. Milo
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of North Carolina
Clemson College
Clemson
One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dollars Earned
An old adage argues saving ten percent of earnings, urging careful expenses and small investments like seeds and Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to prevent larger costs later. The text promotes frugal living and inexpensive home remedies as money savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Chamberlains Tablets Help Mrs Potts Relieve Biliousness
Mrs Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama reports relief from biliousness and constipation after trying Chamberlains Tablets. She says the tablets stop the discomfort at once and restore natural digestion, reversing effects of prior laxatives and pepsin preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Potts
Birmingham
Ala
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edmund Happenings
State of
Court of Common Diaso
Mary W. Stead
Lex County
Msjom
Plaintiff
Court of Cannon Pleas
Lyles & Lyle
Bank of Columbia
Columbia, S
Caughian-Kaminer
Lexington, S. C
Wateringford
Nina
Emma Price
Elke
Priceville
M. T
J. J. Ballington
Ballington
John
L.A
Julian Mill
Srert
I ~O
Teyaroo
Alta
Jersey
Avi
Fin Owen
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