Hodges Urges Farmers to Organize Politically in South Carolina
Editor HODGES warns South Carolina farmers they face a long campaign of economic and moral peril and must organize to elect a farmer and business man leadership. He blasts demagogues, liquor platform dangers, and calls for unity to enact fair policies and resist tax discrimination. Brownsville Marlboro County voice urges collective action for a safer future.
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Letter From Atlanta By Col Harman Describes City Scenes
Col Harman writes from Atlanta on October 24, 1921 about the city’s hills climate and recent improvements He mentions his son C B Harman and a stay on Barnett Street near Ponce DeLeon Avenue He tours Peach Tree Creek battle grounds Camp Gordon and other sights noting better roads and pleasant weather He also references visits with friends and plans to return home after a stay marked by illness and hospitality from Charley and family.
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