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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1922

Page

4

Town Aims to Complete Key Street Alignment

The mayor and town council praise street conditions overall but urge finishing the road from Caughman Kamier corner to George's mill. Residents note the bridge is incomplete and the Greek passage bridge is not yet in shape, affecting access to George's pond for summer recreation. Council and county commissioners should collaborate to complete the road.

Toy Ue Ted Caughman-Kamier Corner George's Mill George's Pond

Boll Weevils in Wet Weather Warn Farmers

The article warns cotton growers that boll weevils are most active in wet conditions and calls for strict, timely calcium arsenate dusting. It emphasizes choosing the right weather, frequent applications every four days during peak infestation, and using dusters to apply the poison. Government guidance notes calm atmospheres are crucial for effective coverage and warns that earlier and longer control may be needed this year.

Cvinge Sainthéed Iivetrs Hig Énys Eg Berg Cour United States Department of Agriculture Coad

Reliable seed advertised by Harmon Drug Co

Amber and Oranrt Cané Pearl and Hoge Millet dwarf Urupe a quick growing corn for roasting ears turnip seed all varieties ear age seed Our seed are grown by reliable seedsmen and true to fame.

Harmon Drug CO

Wonders of the Century by William Allen White

In an editorial for Judge William Allen White reflects on how physical discoveries in a century have shrunk the world, transformed communication and transport, and reshaped creeds, institutions, and human conduct, making people braver kinder and wiser as knowledge accelerates life.

William Allen White Emporia Kan Monroe God

Bank Robber Needs Five Hundred For Safety Deposit Box

A young man negotiates a loan of five hundred dollars claiming personal security. An older banker opens a locked iron chest and directs the youth to place his security inside, hinting at a hidden danger or trap in the exchange.

Kansas City Star

New High Speed Steel Promises Cutting Power Edge

Report from Sheffield introduces speed steel for cutting tools, claimed to have four times the cutting power of existing steels. Its exact composition remains secret, but it can be hardened in water or air blast and resists wear, reducing grinding. Makers caution it is not the final development of high speed steel.

Sheffield England Washington Star

Danish Aid to War Stricken Austria and Germany

Danish joint committees report aid since 1919. Denmark hosted Austrian children for months in 1921 and cared for 16,455 Austrian and 5,428 German children since 1919. A Special camp left 120 German children unused. Hospital equipment reached Austria and Germany. 40,000 francs funded a children’s home near Rheims. Food and clothing worth 70,000 Danish crowns went to Germany and Austria. Financial aid to Belgium 25,000 crowns, Poland 33,775 crowns, and France 34,500 crowns.

Denmark Austria Germany Rheims Belgium Poland France

Ancient Egypt records show strikes long before modern era

A recently found Thebes excavation report cites hieroglyphic tablets detailing labor unrest 3,000 years ago. The tablets describe workers informing employers they would quit unless back pay was issued and a new wage scale set, illuminating early strike practices and conditions.

Iqbar Thebes

Deleterious Imitation and Faith in Human Nature

The dialogue questions whether human nature is reliable with Senator Sorghum asserting that people can always find generous actors and opinions. It contrasts genuine human nature with the denatured bellum of society and hints at relying on artifice and imitation rather than true character.

Senator Sorghum

Mixed clever quips on society and politics from various papers

A collage of witty and satirical lines from multiple newspapers, touching on efficiency, shipping, agriculture, fashion, and prohibition. Notable snippets include jokes about bootlegging on Shipping Board cruises, Taocle Sam as a bartender, and remarks on Ulster temper plus prohibition debates.

DeVoe paints brighten up homes at Harmon Drug Co

A cheerful note promotes DeVoe paints varnishes and enamels in any quantity and size with right prices. Call for a color card or let us show you the beautiful line at Harman Drug Co.

DeVoe Harmon Drug GO

Summit District Barbecue On Campaign Day August 15

Trustees of Summit school district will furnish a die and refreshments at Summit on Campaign Day Tuesday August 15. Proceeds will be used for school purposes. The Ladies School Improvement Association will furnish a first class barbecue and refreshments at the Oak Line school house Gilbert Route 2 on July 29 1922. The barbecue will be cooked by Mr Jerod Taylor. Everyone invited.

Summit Ladies” School Improvement Association Gilbert S. C Jerod Taylor

Notice of Stock for Lost Certificate and Education Office Update

Notice announces the application to issue a lost stock certificate for ten shares from Lexington Cotton and Fertilizer Company, dated October 15, 1920. It also issues a county education office schedule change, opening Saturdays and Mondays 9 AM to 3 PM for urgent matters and annual reporting.

Lexington Cotton and Fertilizer-for- Lexington S. C Themsa Lexingtom Pharnie Eaid Company Tiine’s Lexington S. C Ofeby & Neem Aeecydia Manipur Hitler Wusivens Cos Rae Lee Lexington PI Aalagy Ry M.S. Rethosy Ran Ey

Candidate Announcements for Congress From Multiple Districts

A 1922 notice from Swansea lists Andrew J Bethea, S B Smith, and D Ernest Amick as candidates for Congress and House of Representatives, subject to Democratic primary rules. The items emphasize commitment to duties and seeking party support in the Seventh and Lexington County districts.

Congress House of Representatives House of Representatves Lexington County D. Ernest Amick

Campaign pledge from Lexington county treasurer candidate

A Lexington county Democrat announces candidacy for reelection as treasurer and pledges to abide by the election result.

Lexington County

Candidate for Probate Judge Reelection in Lexington County

An announcement from a candidate seeking reelection to the office of Probate Judge in Lexington County. The statement asserts continued public service under the county party, outlining intent to resume duties if victorious.

County Auditor Position in Lexington County

County Auditor of Lexington County, W. D. Dent, seeks support for the upcoming election. Dent outlines duties, proposed reforms, and experience in public finance to ensure transparent accounting and efficient county operations.

Lexington Democratic Primary Magistrate Candidates Named

The notice lists J Arthur Harman for District 1 magistrate Lexington Irmo third district pledge to abide by primary results. Hook seeks position in 6th district. BE Martin praised for service as magistrate of 6th district and announced as candidate subject to Democratic rules. McKendree Bart named for House of Representatives Lexington primary.

Lexington District No J. Arthur Harman Magistrate Third District Irmo Mystif Hook Magstrate BE. M. Martin Democratic Party

Chas E Taylot Announces Candidacy for Lexington County House Seat

Chas E Taylot declares candidacy for the Lexington county House of Representatives. He states intent to comply with the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. Opposition and further details not provided.

House Representatives Fels of Representatives Lexington County Democratic Party Chas E. Taylot

Executor of Hendrix estate seeks prompt debt payments

All persons owing estate of L. L. Hendrix deceased will please make prompt payment of their debtedness to the undersigned Executor and all persons having claim against said estate will please file the same with the undersigned Executor duly verified. C. R. Dreher, Executor of I. L. Hendrix, deceased. June 19, 1922.

L. L. Hendri C. R. Dreher I. L. Hendrix

School district sets August 1922 levy vote at resident J A Kets jer

Residents warned of a August 60 1922 school levy vote at J A Kets jer residence to approve an extra two mill levy. Polls open from dawn to dusk. bring tax receipt and registration certificate. County Board of Education order posted. Also notice forbids fishing or hunting on Six Mile Creek pond without written permission from Albert R Taylor dated July 3 1922.

J. A. Ketsjer County Board of Were Wise Six-Mile Creek Congaree Townento Albert R. Taylor

Notice of Application in Lex County Request

Notice states that the undersigned will apply to Walter Pid Hook for Lex County authority. Dated August 10. Action concerns final charge on foot. Takers 35.

Walter Pid Hook Odoar

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