Republican Victory Sweep Reported Across States
Early tallies show a Republican landslide with Harding and Coolidge leading nationally. States listed include Connecticut to Wyoming, with 266 electoral votes needed and 275 pledged for the Republican ticket. South Carolina reports stronger female turnout in parts of the state, with Lexington noting about 80 women voting in the referendum.
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Harding
Coolidge
Whealey Wight
Associated Press
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Mines Dowa
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Shode Island
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Arigona
California
Colorado
Indiana
Kentucky
Maryland
Minnesota
Misssouki
Montana
Nevada
North Dakos
Utah
West Virginia
Atlanta
Wietton
Louistina
Htix
Georgia
Benatar
Eytherg
Fiona
America
Senate
Daugherty
Campuign
Republican Party
South Carolina
South
Corn Club Show Preparations in Lexington County
The notice details dates and plans for a corn show in Lexington County with over seventy entries. It emphasizes youth involvement, educational talks on seed selection and handling, and prizes for the best corn displays. Local farmers and club members are urged to attend and participate.
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Corn Club
Lexington County
Targé
Tendanta
Fevelylse
Local notices and community notes from Spartanburg area
Jietel reports a pleasant day with four Wee attendees and visits among neighbors. Mrs. Silve's mother, Mrs. J J. Viares, was hosted, and Meo Craft Nes moved from Orangeburg near King Grove. Clay Spring School opened with Miss Viola Sharpe as teacher. Mr. James Coughman plans a new residence on Main Street after selling his Depot Street home to Mr. Swartz. Spartanburg city election results show TM 999 votes, Deb 4.
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A Cy Slice
Silve
J J. Viares
Samuel Craft Nes
Orangeburg County
King Grove
D. J. Burrs
Annie Shaw
Viola Sharpe
W. OM. Laird
Annie Mac
Columbia
Dniel Starkie
Samuel Craft
Bernie Caughmmen
Emma Delle Hydrick
Kine Grove
James Coughman
Main Street
A. J. Kaufmann
Coughman
Depot Street
Swartz
Important Cases Come for Trial at Lexington Courthouse
The Lexington common pleas will convene Monday in Lexington to hear several cases of lesser importance plus many estate matters. Judge Witherthon of Charleston presides as a large docket from the county’s estate actions and a long list of local residents and witnesses are expected in attendance.
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Common Pleas
Lexington
Withere Moslie
Minger
Charleston
Jae
Rev Rice Now at Methodist Conference
Tow A. Q. Rice, pastor in charge of the Lexington circuit, M. F. ehuret, South, bn this week spent the Oh NeCh Conference et Union.
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Rice
Methodist
A. Q. Rice
Laoxington
M. F. Ehuret
South
St Stephens Evangelical Lutheran Church Services
The church announces divine services at Ifalm Mivine and Ata a pom with Sunday school at 10a th on November 7. Morning theme titled The Faith which G bhrtet WIN Loak For and evening topic A Comparison of Adam and Christ. Public invited.
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Ifalm
Ata
Premium displays at Lexington county fair in 1920
The Lexington county exhibit at the State Tale of 1920 showcased many prize winners. Awards covered horticulture including Wingard & Son tomatoes and carrots, various beans and grains, flowers, and a wide range of fruits. Special prizes included seed value and best national garden collection with numerous local participants recognized.
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Lexington County
Weby
Mie
Agricultural Department
Winsted & Son
Tiours
Marty
Khem
Hest Natio Garden
West Miamiey
HOU Mme & Son
Wingard
Salesday crowd at Lexington auctions depress cotton values
A large crowd gathered at Lexington for a salesday auction as bidding moved briskly but failed to meet true value, reflecting broad depreciation in cotton prices. Notable lots sold included Swanen town and Summit tracts, with bids by Timmerman and Efird, plus a 626 acre Black Creek township property bid in by C M Efird for 12000 dollars.
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Lexington
Suiet
Peut Vannte
Chork
Comet Pharma
Co Lybeid
Teeprand
Swenaen
Haliman
Herestyine Neu Bwanden
Giise Holl ‘Timmerman
SK. Phylor
Hartley Tor Inute
Surat
George Bell Timmer
Summit
George Bell Pimnicman
Mike Anderson
George Gell Timmerruen
F. J. Weatherford
Wille Saunders
Swan
Cc, Furtict
C. M. Efird
Home National Bank of Lexington
FL G. Hartley
Two Robbers Captured in Wagner Store Theft Case
Cayce Nov 1 The Lexington county deputy C W Sox captured two Black men, Dave Jones and William Johnson, suspects linked to a Wagner burglary where about $1,500 worth of merchandise was stolen from J W Lybrand. Lybrand recovered most items. authorities suspect the pair led a gang and may involve further arrests in recent regional robberies.
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Disputcn-News
Cayce
Lexington County
C. W. Sos
Aikn County
Dave Jones
William Johnson
J. W. Lybrand
Wagner
C. W .Sox
Rudd
Sox
Wwonda
Dinscavenal
c+ Mae Lybrand
Lybrane
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A. L. Smith
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Horse Department
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