State poultry show results by counties across the state
The column lists county by county results for Barred Rocks White Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds and other breeds with multiple placings and totals for each county. It highlights Bamberg Lancaster Richland Marlboro Sumter Williamsburg Lexington and more, totaling county sums and a grand total. The piece ends urging early preparation for next year with warmer housing balanced feeding and January to March chick hatching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Charies Meehan
Rhode Island
Cockerel
Pullet
Rivers—Barred Rocks
Rivers
Plymouth
Wyandottes
Hen
Golden Wyandottes
Bamberg
Soe Cox
White Wyandottes
Beiter
Lee County
Richbourge
Barred Rocks
Carrie Richbourge
Clyde Pate
Rhode Island Reds
Jessie Pate
Ernest White
Kershaw
Louis
Spartanburg
Kathleen McLean
eHster Miller
Thelma Miller
Prestin Patton
Ten
Richland County
Geneva Langford
White
Plymouth Rock
Dorothy Cook
Plymouth Rocks
Richland
Sumter
Elma Truluck
Cook
Williamsburg County
Loring King
White Plymouth Rocks
Ith
Carlisle Epps
Bessie Gettys
Lexington County
Poultry Club
Gen Carr Elected to Head Veterans
General Julian S. Carr of Durham North Carolina was elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans at a Chattanooga convention, to succeed K M Van Zandt of Texas Richmond Virginia chosen as the next reunion city The record declared reunions would continue annually while at least four veterans remain able to travel and southern cities invite them to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Julian S. Carr
Durham
N. C
United Confederate Veterans
K. M. van Zandt
Texas
Richmond
Vast federal funds set for road projects across states
Washington reports twenty five million dollars immediately available for continuing good roads programs. The remaining 50 million of a 75 million appropriation will be usable January first, prorated to states and must be matched by state funds. Texas tops the list with 4.43 million, followed by New York 8.70 million, Pennsylvania 3.40 million, and Ohio 2.32 million, with many states receiving between 1 and 2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Alabamas
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
How to avoid colds and use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Some people rarely catch colds due to daily habits such as warm room showers or cold sponges, sleeping with a window open, avoiding extremes, and keeping feet dry. When a cold begins they promptly take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and recover quickly.
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Chamberlain
Never Forget When Fathers Hogs Got Cholera
Jas, Watson recounts a farm incident where 20 hogs died and many fell ill, traced to rodents after a veterinarian investigation. The narrative promotes RAT SNAP as a rapid rat destroyer, with pricing 35c 65c and $1.25 and sales by Lexington Pharmacy and Harmon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas, Watson Sa “Tl
Lexington Pharmacy
Harmon Drug Co
Dispatch News Expands Job Printing Equipment
The Dispatch News announces new material additions to its job printing setup. Agencies and individuals are invited to submit work for prompt, quality production and rapid delivery.
Good Roads Association to Seek Bond Issue
Columbia Nov 14 Officials of the South Carolina Good Roads Association say the state conference of mayors urged the Governor to press the General Assembly to authorize a bond issue for highway construction. The group cites lower costs and ample labor in the next two years and notes neighboring states already plan or spend large sums, urging South Carolina to act next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina Good Roads Association
Conference of Mayors of
Th General Assembly
North Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
War costs absorb nearly four fifths of U S expenditures
Boston reports the World Peace Foundation using Treasury data, showing 1789 to 1920 total ordinary disbursements at 66.73 billion dollars with war-related spending at 56.61 billion, about 78.5 percent. Civil War costs and World War totals are highlighted, including pensions and interest on debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
World Peace Foundation
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
The
Foundation
Navy Department
Edisto observes Prohibition Day with peace program
NORTIL EDISTO thanks editor for publicizing ice cream festival. The town marked Miss Francis E Willard Day with a Prohibition Service Flag bearing 115 stars. A Great Peace Day bell ring and prayer followed. Honor rolls list students from Asbill Hutto to HL He Taiste Schoenbers, including Jefcoat and Kirkland families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edisto
Francis E. Willard
Prohibition Service
Asbill Hutto
Bertha Lee Jefcoat
Lottie May Jefcoat
Thelma Brown
Colieé Hutto
Downie Furtick
Miriam Flake
Leola Spires
Melton
Jefcout
Doris Kirkland
Melvera — Jefcoat
MarionSurkie
John Poole
Carrie Belle Jefcout
Jettie Kirkland
Evelyn Sturkie
Knmide Lee Pool
Cecil Jefcout
Aymond Kirklin
Nettie Wise
Nona Ve Ho
Carlisly Re Kirkland
Everette Detcont
Carl Jefcoat
Mary J. Jefcoat
He Taiste Schoenbers
Rat Snap Promises Quick Rat and Mouse Elimination
An advertisement touts Rat-Snap as odor free and deadly to rats and mice. It claims cats and dogs won't touch it and notes three package sizes with prices 65 cents, 1.25 dollars, and larger for farms. Sold and guaranteed by Harman Drug Co. and Lexington Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Drug Co
Lexington Pharmacy
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Robinson
Joe Lee Robinson
White Wyan- Wottes
Craig
Marlboro County
Elizabeth Adams
Mason and Ideal Fruit Jars
Lorick Brothers
Main Street
Columbia, S.C
C. D. Kenny CO
Columbia, D. C
Baltimore
Main St. Columbia
Sanitary Cafe
Columbia, S. C
Gen. Carr
the Dispatch News
Good Roads Association
U. S
Nortil Edisto
Planters Hardware
Assembly Street
S. C
City
Eagle “Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
Washington St
L. Nauful
the Dispatch-News
Lexington