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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
4
A June 28, 1922 collection of aphorisms offers quips on pride, virtue, patience, and human foibles. It mocks self importance, warns against gossip, and notes social quirks from marriage to debt. The clip references a new orchid name and ends with a remark about saying it with flowers.
A reader denounces J E Swearingen as state superintendent candidate for ties to tax hikes and flawed school funding. He traces grade limits under Swearingen, criticizes state aid schemes, and questions qualifications while urging voters to replace him with a different educator. The letter cites Pineview and Breakland schools, funds diverted to Columbia boards, and calls for gospel over politics.
Dr Jas Harman urges replacement of a current office-holder with a more economical choice. He writes for the public good, calling for prudent governance and reflecting on local press history and community ties. The commotion ties to Lexington Columbia business ties and local civic concerns.
Obituary note honors Mrs Mananah Rish Dunbar born November 24 1846 died May 9 1922 at seventy five. She married James Elmore Dunbar February 3 1872 and had seven children. A Florence Baptist Church member for over fifty years she rests in Florence cemetery with husband children and grandchildren mourners. Also a brief clipping about a prominent clubwoman seeking divorce for unknown reasons included.
Dr Hess Poultry Panacea promotes chick growth early broilers and fall and winter layers from pullets with guaranteed moulting and renewed lay. Fresh supply packages 25 cents plus. Dr Hess Instant Louse Killer offered at Harmon Drug Co.
Health warning targets calomel as dangerous mercury based laxative. Advertises Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless substitute claiming it cleanses the liver without side effects. Urges readers to avoid calomel and trust a vegetable-based tonic for quick relief.
The New York Police Commissioner travels to Europe to study crime conditions, with local papers noting a desire to observe conditions firsthand. Commentary suggests staying home would provide direct insight, while another quip mocks Oser’s views on aristocratic tastes.
Andrew J. Bethia announces his candidacy for the U S House from South Carolina seventh district under the Democratic primary rules. He pledges to faithfully discharge duties and seek public confidence. Swansea June 19 1922.
Patrons are summoned to the school house on Tuesday July 11 at 2 pm to elect five trustees for two years. By order of trustees KK Hook, Clerk.
Clemson College will hold examinations on Friday July 14 at 9 a.m. in Lexington to award four four year scholarships and one one year scholarship for Agriculture and Textile Engineering. Open to 16 or older. subjects include English, algebra, history, and practical Agriculture. Winners may meet admission requirements for the South Carolina College Association. trovare
A notice states the treasurer seeks reelection and pledges to abide by the result of the Democratic primary. It also mentions the probate judge seeking reelection to the office of Probate Judge of Lexington County and remaining subject to Democratic party rules.
Official county notice from the Lexington County Auditor regarding administrative procedures and filing requirements for county records. The brief outlines eligible entities, deadlines, and contact points for inquiries and submission of documents. Certification and fee details are summarized for public awareness.
Petition signed by one third of Fairview School District No 27 residents 21 or older and a like portion of freeholders requests election on issuing eight thousand dollar coupon bonds for building and equipment. Election set at the schoolhouse June 29 1922 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. with managers named as Kyzer Lyles and Shull.
All persons owing the estate of L L Hendrix deceased requested to promptly pay their indebtedness to the undersigned Executor Co R D Dreher and all persons having claims against said estate are asked to file them with the Executor duly verified June 19 1922
Dixie Lodge No 52 L O O F meets the first and third Mondays at 8 PM in Odd Fellows hall visiting brothers invited Noble Grand R F Roberts and Secretary H F Rawl announce. Lexington Lodge No 134 K P meets second and fourth Wednesdays at 8 PM visitors welcome with R E Cook as K R. Lexington Council No 240 J C U A M meets Thursdays at 8 PM urging all members to attend with John F P Shealy as C.
Notice states T B Marchant administrator of JM Marchant deceased has applied for final discharge and a hearing set for July 3 1922 at 11 oclock at his office. Also a barbecue at county fair grounds on July 4 1922 inviting all candidates and attendees for a day of celebration hosted by Harman family.
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