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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1922

Page

7

Truck Marketing Specialists To Aid South Carolina Growers

Clemson College notes a surge in truck crop planting and hires three seasoned specialists Newton S. Franklin Donald D. Whitcomb and W A Stringfellow to train growers in grading packing and shipping. They bring Florida Georgia California experience and will assist growers and associations across the state.

Clemson College South Carolina Extension Service Florida West Newton S. Franklin Maitland Fila Orlando Fla Georgia California Colorado Donald D. Whitcomb Sanford Sanford Truck Growers’ Association W. A. Stringfellow American Fruit Growers, Inc

Place of Sheep in South Carolina

Clemson College discusses boosting South Carolina meat production by small flock farming. Chief L V Starkey notes 50 ewes per farm can be profitable, with sheep thriving on forage pastures, requiring little grain, and aiding brush control. Downtrodden fences, markets, and dogs pose challenges but can be overcome by community effort and cooperative marketing. Southdowns recommended for hardiness and mutton production.

Clemson College South Carolina L. V. Starkey Animal Husbandry Division Southdowns

New York City Water Costs and Supply Scope

New York City uses about 660 million gallons daily with per capita 109 gallons. Private Brooklyn and Queens supply 4 million, municipal system covers 620 million from Croton, Myrami de, Bronx and Catskill watersheds. City faces $350 million outlay over 80 years for supply, with 3,000 miles of mains and 4,000 fire hydrants. Catskill remains dominant. future supply may require out-of-state or interstate access amid legal barriers and evolving needs.

New York Brooklyn Queens Croton Bronx Esopus Catskill New York City Metropolis Manhattan Old Croton New Croton Great Catskill Ashoken Reservoir Kingston N. Y Hudson River Board of Water Supply Commissioners George J B. McClellan McClelan Charles FP. Murphy Tammany Hall Ordnance Department Geneva McClellan Water Tower Princeton University McClellan City Hall Catskin Suffolk County Long Island Connecticut Massachusetts Catskill Creek Upper Hudson Adirondack

Water Works Masterpiece Told in City Chronicle

The Catskill water system project, initiated by Mayor McCllan, totals 800000 with costs to date 151784 spent by April 1 1922. It includes Ashokan reservoir and Catskill Aqueduct, with 35 miles of tunnels and pipes in Manhattan. Completion hinges on Schoharie watershed development and Gilboa dam to form the Schoharie reservoir and Shandaken tunnel.

McCllan New York Ashokan Catskill Kensico Ynkers Silver Lake Terminal Staten Island Teer Schoharie Gilboa Shandaken Esopus Creek Ashokan Resoir

Cardus Restores Strength Success Story from Alabama

Mrs. C M Stegall of Paint Rock near Cardus relays a recovery tale after three years of illness and bedridden weakness. She credits Cardus with restoring appetite sleep and strength, saying she bought six bottles after a neighbor’s recommendation and now feels well. Cardus is promoted as a long used tonic for women’s ailments, available at all druggists.

Paint Rock Ala C. M. Stegall Near Here Cardus Cardu

New York and Rhode Island mentions in historical notes

Fragmented OCR recounts early 20th century references to New York Rhode Island and Philadelphia areas with unclear names and dates. It mentions honors for students Shealy and Reba and notes installations and parish events at Bethel Pastorate Vernon Lutheran and references to May events and attendance by J Black and J FR Herrman.

Weekend visits across Sharon County and nearby towns

A man who was kid nhy a Mev and Mrs W J Cline spent the week end in Paiefield county with friends. Mrs W C Addy ont uturmtess spent the week end with her brother K B Shealy. Myrtle Eargle of Parr Shoals has been the guest of Miss Virginia Hiller for a few days. Mrs Walter F Kleckley has been visiting her sister Mrs J M Dieher for a few days. Also mentions Mrs 1 L White visiting Drath, Mi db and Meethe ay sletton B 00.

Kidnhy W. J. Cline Paiefield County W. C. Addy K. B. Shealy Myrtle Eargle Parr Shoals Virginia Hiller Walter Ft. Kleckley J. M. Dieher Drath Sletton

Mrs Carrie Viola Reda Lowman Obituary Notice

Mrs Carrie Viola Reda Lowman died in May 1982 at age 44. A lifelong Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church member near Ballentine Richland County she was buried beside the church. Survived by husband four daughters mother one brother three sisters and many relatives and friends. Reverend J. B. Harman conducted funeral rites.

Carrie Viola Reda J. B. Lowman Lnm Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church Richland County Ballentine J. B. Harman

Columbia Chamber Promotes $12,000 Radio Campaign

The Columbia Chamber of Commerce launches a state wide radio project costing about 12,000 dollars. A wireless station will be built on college grounds to broadcast daily programs featuring reports, musical performances, talks by business leaders, and community updates for South Carolina. Moffatt B. is Radio Chief with J Irwin Sutphen and Frank A. Pierson handling reception and broadcasting duties.

South Carolina Columbia Chamber of Commence Ete Columbia Business and Iven Moffatt J. Irwin Sutphen National State Bank Frank A. Pierson Columbia Daily

Self-Defense. She and Don clash over fate and faith

In a terse dialogue, a woman fears never seeing Don in heaven while he reacts with incredulity. The brief snippet captures a tense, spiritual confrontation between two individuals.

Don Sour Owl

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