Thirteen Convicts Injured in Penitentiary Mutiny
A 150 strong white convict mob at the state penitentiary attacked guards and set a fire in the chair factory basement at 1 20 PM. Thirteen convicts and one guard were wounded by bullets and buckshot. several others treated for minor injuries. Prison officials said fire hoses were cut and shots saved the building. The injured include James H Faulkner and E W Frank among others with wounds from hip to shoulder.
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State Penitentiary
Nathan Rosen
James BH. Faulkner
Columiia
Rosen
Faulkner
Jack Davis
New York
Davis
T. T. Moore
Wales Garden
A. J. Rowe
Rowe
Marlboro County
R. T. Jennings
P. E. Payne Fo
Gillette
James H. Faulkner
Columbia Hospital
Greenville County
E. W. Frank
Florence County
Penitentary
Lucius Barton
Aiken County
John Aarnes
Charleston County
L. C. Muns
Horace Anderson
Edgefield County
Arch
Fred Suggs
Richland
Jack Gregory
York County
Howard S. Clarke
Albert Lee
Richland County
J. T. Daugherty
Kershawy
M. Fisher
Spartanburg
Country Still Sound Says Business Survey
The Mississippi Valley Association report from 8,000 questionnaires in 27 states shows 3,000 responses favor the view that overall U S business and financial conditions are sound. It blames the current slump on demand for lower living costs, argues no new credit system is needed, questions supply and demand laws, and urges fact based public communication to drive a constructive program to relieve stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley Territory
Mississipp Valley Association
Mississippi Valley Association
Girls Home Demonstration Clubs Grow in Popularity
County agents struggle to meet demand as clubs expand nationwide. Sewing led with 1895 members, cooking 1261, poultry 488, gardening and canning 201, home-makers 79, miscellaneous 165, totaling 4089. Lexington county lists 164 members across sewing 61 cooking 68 poultry 23 miscellaneous 12. State finals set for October at the State Fair in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Lexington County
Girls Home
Four New Specialists To Aid Truckers
Clemson College reports four extension service specialists will be appointed to assist farmers entering truck crop production. Located at Florence and Aiken, they will guide grading packing and shipping to market to prevent losses. If needed, the service will recruit experienced professionals from South Carolina or Florida.
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Clemson College
Long
Florence
Aiken
South Carolina
Extension Service
Florida
Dealing With the Angry Child Card Advice
An article advises mothers on handling angry children with humor and grace. It stresses staying calm, identifying physical triggers, and giving children space, then redirecting to productive activities to calm temper and restore peace.
Toiles Passe Serene Be Complete Visit Toilet Goods Dept
The Rexall high grade stationery and reduced prices highlight this Lexington drug store notice. It promotes a wide range of toilet articles including perfumes, toilet waters, hair tonics, talcum powders, face powders and creams, massage creams, rouge, and related items imported and American made. The advertisement promises best quality at the lowest prices consistent with quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Narmon Drug CO
Lexington
8. C
Rexall Shaving Products Advertisement in Lexington
A Harm On Drug Co in Lexington promotes Rexall shaving items for a quick neat shave. The ad lists Rexall soaps sticks creams powders lotions face creams talcs and a guaranteed line of razors blades straps brushes and related grooming goods at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
King
Gillette
Durham
Harmon Drug CO
Lexington
S. C
Citation Notice for Administration of Sarah Mish Estate
State probate judge cites kindred and creditors of L B Kyzer to appear May 16 1922 in Lexington Court of Probate to show cause why administration should not be granted. Publication dated May 3 1942 in Lexington penes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. . Isyzer
Sarah Ann Mish
L. B. Kyzer
Lexington
C. H
D. C
W. F. Hook
Lexington County
Child Temper and Home Care Advice From A Rural Guide
The text discusses managing a child with anger and self control issues, suggesting calm limits and supportive guidance. It contrasts temper with daily routines, and proposes consistent companionship and age appropriate tasks to help the child grow calmer and more cooperative.
Untitled Fragment Highlights U S Resource Wealth
Fragmentary text describes United States advantages in natural resources including vast coast line, cotton, natural gas, sulphur deposits, aluminum production, and large oil reserves. The passage references global comparisons and government estimates, implying a boastful summary of national wealth and industrial potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cotton Trade Footholds in 1921 Southern Exports
Exports from Southern ports in 1921 reached 1.867 billion dollars, far surpassing the Pacific Coast total of 356 million dollars. This reflects the strong cotton consumption of American mills and the regional production strength noted in the Blue Book of Southern Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Pacific Coast
Southern Progress
Marriage Announcement Minnie Marie Rister and Archie Curley
Mr and Mrs M J Rister of Swansea announce the marriage of their daughter Minnie Marie to Archie Baylis Curley of Lexington. The ceremony will be performed by Rev J Rt McKirttrick at Antioch church at 5 o clock Sunday evening May 14.
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M. J. Rister
Swansea
Minnie Marie
Archie Baylis Curley
Lexington
J. Rt. McKirttrick
Antioch Church
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State of
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Salen
Sulien
Posary
Ohoi
Europe
Russia
Lombard Iron Works & Supply Co
Giorcia Ford Sesuna
Victaglas
Victor Records
Emerson and Okeh
the John Church Co
Main Street
Columbia, S. C
Grdars Teceive
OEP
Haro
Marriag
Fisk
U.S. Pat
KAD
Eagle “Mikado
Tles
Mikado Eagle Pencil Company
The
Palmetto National Bank
C. D. Kenny CO
Montgomery Wholesale
Lady Street
Montgomery Grocery Co
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