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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1922

Page

5

Sickness and fires mark Chapin community notes

Chapin notes report widespread illness including colds and fever while J. S. Wessinger and Sons rebuild a store lost to fire. Farm work is delayed by wet fields and weather. crop plans shift to Irish potatoes peanuts and livestock. Navy men Noah and Freddie Wessinger visit home as locals recall social visits and a village play at Newburg drawing hundreds.

J. B. Derrick E. J. Bouknight Andrew Slice Arthurs Andrew J. S. Wessinger and Sons B. J. Derrick Freddie Wessinger Wessinger Navy Hampton Reads J. N. Wessinger Bol Weevil Noah F. Wessinger Dulley States Navy Aton Roads Eva Shealy Scaut J. Ben. Shealy Snes Noah S. Wes Pearle Carrie Belle Bneaty Julia Leila Wessinger R. M. Carpenter E. F. Wessinger Hoyt Shealy Alonzo Shealy M. L. Hulstetler H. B. Wessinger

Verona notices reflect small town life and illness

Verona notes recount family visits, illnesses, and social events in the Cool Spring area. Mentions include malaria for W L Bedenbaugh, gatherings at Cap Derricks, and Circuit happenings with the Bedenbaugh and Price families. A funeral near Prosperity is noted, alongside parish and school interactions and village humor about rainy day savings.

Buzzard Roost Club Meeting Reported Rain Delays

The Buzzard Roost Club No 275 held its regular meeting last Sunday with about 25 members present. Members noted they get rained out occasionally but not consistently, reflecting typical occasional weather disruptions for the group.

Buzzard Roost Club No

Demonstrations in Boll Weevil Control Expand Across Cotton Belt

The article outlines a national program to demonstrate calcium arsenate dusting as a viable boll weevil control method. Initiatives by The Southern Cotton Oil Company and partners will fund and supervise about 300 farms across North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama, with 42 demonstration points near mill and factory sites. Dr. A. E. Grantham leads the Agricultural Service Bureau oversight, guiding land prep, fertilization, planting, cultivation, and chemical application per Delta Laboratory经验.

South Bureau of Entomology U. S. Department of Agriculture Tito Grande River Mexico Department of Agriculture Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Gee. H. McFadden & Bro Savannah S. M. Bully & Son Cotton Factors Ci Southern Bank Barrett Cotton Company Augusta Southern Cotton Oil Company Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Cotton Belt Delta Laboratory United States Department of Agriculture A. E. Grantham Agricultural Service Bureau

Virginia Carolina Chemical figures in agronomy expert profile

Dr. T F Bargeron of the Southern Cotton Oil Company and Dr Grantham, long associated with two state agricultural colleges and experiment stations, joined the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company after years as an expert agronomist before entering military service.

ginia-Carolina Chemical Company T. F. Bargeron Southern Cotton Oil Company Grantham Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company

North Edisto Dots No 387 community notes

Farmers prepare for planting as North Edisto school improvement association schedules an April 14 supper cake walk box party and ice cream festival at the schoolhouse. public invited. Reverend Jefcoat preached at Ebenezer church and nearby residents enjoyed a Sunday call. others took a ride on Sunday afternoon.

School Improvement Association of North Edisto School Hall Gaston Fulmer Julia Jackson D. E. Jefcoat Ebenezer Church M. J. Jefcuat Lessie Williamson Alvin Rutland Viola Rutland Clifton Kirkland

How to Eat Iron Rich Plant Foods

A report by L Maquenne and R Cerighelli in Comptes Rendus shows iron in plants exists in two forms. The organic iron is the important one for nutrition, while the inorganic peroxide is often present on membranes and can mask the organic form in studies of potatoes carrots and spinach leaves.

Planns L. Maquenne R. Cerighelli Comptes Rendus Paris French Academy of Sciences

Eveready Daylos Batteries and Lamps Sold at Harmon's

Harman Drug Co in Lexington advertises Eveready Daylos flashlights batteries and lamps in multiple sizes and styles. It notes renewn batteries unit cells and lamps or bulbs for all flashlight types and mentions auto electric bulbs and home business lighting with right prices and new stock.

Eveready Harmon Drug CO Lexington

Iron distribution in plants confirms its vital role

The text notes that iron concentrates in reproductive and embryo tissues, with beans and lettuce showing iron in pod walls and seeds. It observes iron migrates to actively vital organs and to seeds, underscoring iron's necessity in plant nutrition and suggesting copper may be similarly useful.

Belittle Origin Claimed as Pure Americanism

Authorities state belittle is a pure Americanism not borrowed from another country. The earliest likely use appears in an editorial in the New York Times dated January 10, 1939.

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Chapin News EB. J. Bouknight SXEWS Chapin Route One Owens Koon Columbia Newburg Broad River Saluda River St. John’s Misery Moon Gideon Blair Verona W. L. Bedenbaugh Jessie Bedenbaugh Cool Spring Bedenbaugh J. A. Bedenbaugh S. Levi Price and Son Cephas Near Gilbert J. Iza G Price Cap Derricks Elliott Bedenbaugh Leesville-Batesburg High School Eugene Ruler’s C. W. Price Delmar Fannie Purvis Bedenbaugh Virgil Bedenbaugh John W. Frazier Ezelle Derrick Eugene Crout Beden‘baugh Dennis Henry Raw Leona J. H. Frazier Modelle J. Ira Price Cebelle Perry Newberry Daniel Leach Old Lexington Baptist Church Lexington Baptist Church Saluda Jacob Frazier Leesville William Rawl Edith Holley W. W. Wilson Ira Price Carl W. Price Stella Shealy B. D. Oswald Edith Holly Lessie Shealy Geneva Eedenbaugh Adelle Waites Greenville S. C Tillman Deerick Jonald Old New England Jonathan Steele North Edisto Dots Eveready Daylos Rose Hill Lady Street Columbia, S. C Shuler and Edmunds the Murray Drug CO Mack’s Dry Goods Store Assembly St. Columbia, S. C Devoe U.S Victor C. D. Kenny CO Gregory Conder Mule Co Hampton Street Distributors of Hampton St Montgomery Wholesale Montgomery Grocery Co Haltiwanger Main
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