Patience and Vision for Community Service
The piece argues patience and vision unite people amid social problems. It presents Community Service as both an idea and organization, offering an open door for individuals to contribute to the community. It stresses steady effort, not quick fixes, toward shared well being and stability.
Pershing's War Horse Kedron Released From Quarantine
Kedron Gen Pershing's war horse has been released from quarantine at Newport News Virginia by the Agriculture Department. The move ends hopes to ride Kedron in New York and Washington parades but follows earlier quarantine due to disease risks. Two other horses in quarantine developed dangerous diseases, one contagious and one trypanosomiasis like blood disease, underscoring the quarantine's purpose.
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Gen. Pershing
Newport News
United States Department ‘of Agriculture
New York
Washington
Department of Agriculture
France
Trypo
Growing Egyptian cottons gains in Southwest farms
The Southwest, especially Arizona, reports booming Egyptian cotton planting with projections well above 1919 levels. Industry observers estimate total acreage could reach about 160000 acres as growers push aggressive cultivation plans.
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Southwest
Arizona
American Egyptian cotton gains prominence in Arizona and California
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that a distinct long staple Egyptian cotton, bred by federal specialists, is now widely grown in the Salt River Valley and Imperial Valley. The Pins variety, seed derived from USDA developments, underpins a growing commercial push despite boll weevil destruction of Sea Island.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Egypt
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Imperial Valley
California
Department of Agriculture
Guernsey Sale at Darlington in South draws large show
Clemson College hosts one of the Souths largest Guernsey cattle shows and sales on Saturday March 20 in Darlington. A. H. Ward says the Darlington County Purebred Association promotes purebred Guernseys with a tobacco warehouse used as a show ring. High class cattle only enter for sale with prizes of 10, 7, and 3 dollars across multiple bull classes to encourage exhibits from farmers and breeders.
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Clemson College
South
Darlington
A. H. Ward
Darlington County
Darlington County Purebred Association
Darlington Guernsey Association Forms Early
The infant Darlington Guernsey Association aims to make the show annual and establish Darlington as the state’s Guernsey center. J. L. McIntosh of Dovesville serves as president and J. M. Napier of Darlington as secretary, amid growing interest and enthusiasm.
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Guernsey
J. L. McIntosh
Dovesville
J. M. Napier
Associatan
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Dear editor please allow me Spice in your paper to thank the people for kindness through my troubles and the death of my wife and son May God bless each one T LEE and Purity Gaston NC
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Wditor
T Lee
Gaston
8. C
After Five Years Innington Testimony Remains Shaken
Jno J Taylor a Lexington carpenter recalls chronic back pain and nighttime kidney issues solved by Doan's Kidney Pills from Harmon Drug Co. He reports lasting relief and states his kidney troubles return only briefly, noting continued faith in the remedy. Doan's Pills cost 60 cents and are sold by dealers.
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Innington
Lexington
Jno
J. Taylor
Carpenter
W. Main St
Dean
Harmon Drug Co
Taylor
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Burtato
May Smoke Out Food District Attorney Plans in Chicago
Chicago March 9 Plans to force into the retail trade the largest amount of food ever thrown on the market were announced by District Attorney Glyne before leaving for Washington. Chicago storage houses hold 4 969 398 pounds of butter up from 2 122 361 last year while more than 5 1 2 million pounds of cheese are stored up from 1 561 460. He said prices are kept up by withholding these foods and planned to use the pure food and drug act and authority against storage houses to force the food stocks onto the market.
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Chicago
United States
Glyne
Washington
Palmer
James A Miller
Clyne
Statement of Bank of Chapin March 1 1920 financials
Statement shows Loans and Discounts 127521.67 overdraft 335.08 bonds 400.08 furniture 1881.03 other real estate 1749.11 due from banks 11996.38 currency 420.08 Liberty bonds 4147.88 totals 169435.36 3587.60 assets and liabilities sworn by cashier and notaries publics in Lexington South Carolina March 9 1920 with attestations by directors and officials
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Chapin
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Bazan House
Liberty Bonds
State of
South Carolina
Lexington
G. L. Taylor
A. Shumpert
Ik W. Wise
D. R. Kneece
D. F. Shumpert
Harry D. Weesinger
Sid Bank
Harry D. Wessinger
M. P. Lindler
Geo
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