Dear mother Dooley laid to rest after long life
Wednesday May 31 1922 obituary for Margaret Sox Dooley born May 15 1851 died January 14 1922 aged 70. She was daughter of Jacob and Susan Sox, married to Solomon Dooley about 48 years ago, mother of nine children five sons four daughters. One daughter and her husband preceded her to the Spirit Land. Survived by brother and 26 grandchildren. Daughter Berlie signs tribute expressing grief and faith in reunion on the shore.
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Margaret Sox Dooley
Earth
Jacob
Susan Sox
Solomon Dooley
Spirit Land
South Carolina Home Producers Association Formed
The South Carolina Home Producers Association emerges from the home demonstration department to help country women market produce. A marketing agent was secured at Winthrop College in 1921, with contracts standardized to ten products including blackberry jam plum jelly artichoke relish fig preserves grape juice and soup.
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South Carolina Home Producers
States
Winthrop College
Victor Records and Victrolas at Harman Drug Co
Weekly Victor records in 10 inch double-faced black label format offered at 75 cents each. Victor talking machines Victrolas priced from 25.06 to 150.00 with cash or instalment terms. Call for demonstrations and current prices at Harman Drug Co Lexington S C.
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Victor
Victor Records
Harmon Drug CO
Lexington
S. C
South Carolina farm women market a 1921 dye and stew line
The South Carolina Home Producers' Association reports 1921 output of about 4000 sealed containers of Furpuy Brunsy Dix Stew and Pine Ea ter. Contracts total 200000 containers. two counties Ft Motte and Clio order by carload. An exhibit in Columbia sparked club endorsements and plan to test Dixie Burgoo. Wage cuts across railroads began after hearings, with minimum rate changes and local variances.
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South Carolina
South Carolina Home Producers’ Association
Ft. Motte
Calhoun County
Clio
Marlboro County
Columbia
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Wage cuts slash 48 million for 400000 railroad workers
United States railroad labor board ordered July 1 pay reductions totaling about 48 million dollars annually, lowering most maintenance of way staff wages by five cents an hour. The ruling, signed by three railroad and three public members, follows last July’s 400 million dollar cut and targets common labor across shops, yards, and terminals. A labor-group minority dissented, saying the scale fails to meet American living standards.
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Associated Press
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Bey Nombyr
Seetn
Ware
Warns Against Liquid Sprays for Boll Weevil Control
B R Coad of the boll weevil laboratory warns farmers against liquid sprayer attachments for cotton. He says spraying is ineffective, costly, and impractical without proper high pressure machinery and water supplies. The department offers free detailed guidance from Tallulah, Louisiana.
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Boll Weevil Laboratory
Mnate
Coad
Orig
Hauhi
Syeh
Jon
Tallulah
Lowisdana
Subscribe to The Dispatch News
A historical notice invites readers to subscribe to The Dispatch with a price of $1.50 per year. It promotes ongoing access to news and literary content through a low annual rate. The brief highlights value and continuity for patrons.
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Dispatch
Rebuilding the South through diversified agriculture and industry
Dr Long urges South Carolina and the cotton belt to shift from exporting raw products to developing manufactured goods. He argues the South’s high birthright resources, climate, and markets support rapid growth, with Carolina and Georgia leading industrial gains and urging broader regional emulation. He warns against uneconomic export of raw commodities and stresses rebuilding the agricultural industry on a sound, diversified basis to multiply industrial development.
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W. W. Lime
State Extension Service
South Carolina
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United States
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Georgia
Florida
California
Connecticut
Virginia
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Piedmont
Lone
Cotton Belt
New England
Union
Final discharge notice for Hebertf. Dreher estate
Notice of application to Walter F Hook judge of probate for Lexington county on Monday June 26 at 11 in the forenoon for final discharge as administrator of the estate and effects of Hebertf Dreher deceased. Signed Chas B P Dreyer May 7.
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Walter F. Hook
Lexington County
Hebertf
Dreher
Chas. BP. Dreyer
Strike Ballots Sent to Workers Over Wage Cut Plan
The union adopts a resolution authorizing strike ballots for about 475 060 members and 72 000 non members across railroads except Lane lines and electric roads. President Grable says results expected by July 1 with potential walkout by July 5. wage cut takes effect July 1 per labor board order. Also includes an advertisement for Eastman Kodak cameras and film services.
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Coe
Grahel
Ivan Dady
Iny Nerdieruery
Fiee
Pxes
Futive Council
Labor Board
Grable
Trustees Named for Newhura Loy No 1 Board
The Board of Trustees of Newhura Loy No 1 announces appointments for fiscal oversight. Th. Dent H. Julian Sthealy and J. Ben Stiealy are listed among the named trustees in the official notice.
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Th. Dent, H, Julian Sthealy
J. Ben Stiealy
Board of Trustees of
Newhura Loy No. 1
Hatmon Deg Co Offers Job Photos and Certs in Lexington
In Prames Made to Order and kursje ne purene S00 order, Bet ds Zale peda photos with certificares. Fram ite latest styles of sud Wik guaranteed. On primue are yeesonabls for a good job. Hatmon Deg Co., Lexington, S.C.
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Om Primue
Hatmon Deg CO
Lexington, S.C
Federal Land Bank Limits Quarterly Farm Loans
The Federal Land Bank will allot funds quarterly to associations. Farmers in the Saxe Gotha National Farm Loan Association area must apply immediately if funds are needed within ninety days. Those not in urgent need should wait for the next allotment to save money, as loans will be made only to urgent cases. Only those exclusively engaged in farming on their own farms with family, hired help, or sharecroppers are eligible.
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Federal Land Bank
Saxe-Gotha National Farm Loan Association
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