Postoffice notice from Lexington South Carolina
Entry at the Lexington, South Carolina post office lists second class matter. Subscription price per year is 1.50 dollars. Advertising rates include obituaries one cent per word and memoriams one cent per word with cash with order. Cards of thanks and Want ads are also one cent per word each insertion. Remittances payable to Bligh & Walker. Communications to The Dispatch News Lexington, South Carolina. Phone 119.
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Bligh & Walker
Dispatch News
Lexington
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Democratic Gains Signal Possible 1922 Congress Shift
The election results from last Tuesday show Democratic gains that may forecast major changes in Congress if the trend holds into 1922. The piece warns Republican strength must improve by next year to avoid a GOP slump and possible party losses as discontent with Republican rule grows.
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Congress
Disarmament Plan Prompts Wide World Debate
Secretary of State Hughes unveils a drastic U S disarmament program aiming for a ten year naval holiday and parity with Japan and Britain in ships. The plan could end the naval race, with the world watching how England and Japan respond while Harding faces stern domestic costs and calls for peace. The piece also notes Mark Hanna’s son and a provocative view of divorce laws in states including South Carolina.
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United States
Hughes
England
Japan
Great Britaan
Associated Press
Harding
America
Mark Hanna
Funds for 1.6D building aid in South Carolina
The article notes potential federal money of one million dollars or more for road building in South Carolina. It states the legislature will seek to match federal funds, stressing hard times and employment relief, with funds used quickly to boost construction work and stabilize livelihoods.
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South Carolina
Aedge
Uncle Sam
Opportunity for a big man as governor in tough times
The writer notes frequent governor candidate talk but warns indifference blights effort. They urge a genuine tax reformer who can unite people and bridge hard times, questioning whether such a big figure will run and have a real chance to be elected.
General Carr elected to head Veterans
General Julian S. Carr of Durham North Carolina was elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans at the Chattanooga Tennessee convention to succeed K M Van Zandt of Texas Richmond Virginia. The reunion pledged to continue annually while at least four veterans remain able to travel and southern cities invite them.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Julian S. Carr
Durham
N. C
United Confederate Veterans
K. M. van Zandt
Texas
Richmond
Money for road building pours into states
Washington reports twenty five million dollars immediately available for road projects with a further fifty million to be released January first. Funds will be prorated among states and require dollar for dollar matching with state appropriations. Texas leads with 4.43 million, followed by New York and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
U. State
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South
Blovida
War costs four fifths of U S expenditures
World Peace Foundation figures from Treasury reports show the United States spent about 78.5 percent of all ordinary disbursements from 1789 to 1920 on war or war related items. Civil War costs exceed all prior expenditures, while World War costs surpassed 33 billion dollars.
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Boston
World Peace | Foundation
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Foundation
War Department
Navy Department
Corley family trespass notice posted on land
Warning to all persons not to trespass on the lands of N West Corley J H Corley A S Corley Mrs Beulah Corley. Prohibits hunting fishing or any entry and threatens punishment to the full extent of the law. Dated five.
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N. West Corley
J. H. Corley
A. S. Corley
Beulah Corley
P Pinckney C. Koon
Calomel warned against as dangerous remedy
An old warning advises against taking calomel for bilious symptoms. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute that detoxifies the liver, works quickly, and avoids salivation or sickness. The ad targets readers seeking a gentle, non salivating remedy for liver issues and stomach upset.
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Dodson
CLERK'S SALE IN LEXINGTON COUNTY S.C.
A clerk sale in Lexington County South Carolina under a court order will auction at the courthouse on the first Monday in December. The deeded tracts include Lot No 22 containing 105 acres and another parcel of 75 acres described with bounds. Terms are cash with purchaser paying papers stamps and fees. date November 12 1921.
Land for sale in Black Creek Township at public auction
The Home National Bank of Lexington S C plaintiff vs Fred G Hartley et al defendants announces a public auction at the Lexington Court House door on the first Monday in December during legal hours. It describes 626 acres in Black Creek Township, part of a 1040 acre tract once owned by J D Jones, with plat by B L Hartley dated December 1, 191% dividing 62 1/2 acres into two tracts of 526 and 700 acres respectively.
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State of
South Carolina
Lexington
Court At Common Pleas
Gantt
Muintiff
Mo Bla
Court House
Black Creek Township
John McCarthy
Dempsey Rndgers
Panama Heal Estate Co
Theodore C. Hamby
Henry Cook
John J. MacCartha
Bardin
Black Creek
J. D. Jones
B. L. Hartley
Mortgage Sale Notice in Lexington County 1921
Notice of sale under mortgage to Hartley and the Asrolinit Mortgage Co. in Lexington County. Purchaser must pay five hundred dollars to the Clerk of Court in cash within thirty minutes of bid and risk of default sale at the courthouse door. Buyer covers papers, recording fees, and stamps. November 12 1921.
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Hartley
Asrolinit Pond and Mortgage Co
analysFug
Wileas
Court House
Lexington County
H. L. Harmon
Lex. Co
Cemperiy
Clerks Sale in Lexington Court of Communion
Lexington Court of Communion announces a clerk s sale of real estate to settle actions by DR Dreher et al against Ernestine Link Dreher et al. The Home Place of 130 acres and a 43.4 acre Parsonage tract near Lutheran lands are offered at public auction on the first Monday in December with one third paid east and two installments by purchaser secured by note and mortgage. Processing fees and stamps apply. Attorneys: Le Harmom and Carroll. November 14, 1921.
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DR. Dreher
Ernestine Link Dreher
Court House
Lexington
D. C
Wits
Dreher
John
C. B. Dreher
Lindler
William Stick
Ord
Lindley
le Harmon
Lex Co. S.C
RD & Catroll
Attys
Real estate sale in Lexington Court of Common pleas
In Lexington County South Carolina a parcel of seventy three acres in Congaree Township is to be sold at court. Bounded by Perry and Mary Shumpert Lawrence Mack H C Moore Eargle Isaiah Spires. Terms: one third cash balance in one to two years with mortgage security. Purchaser pays papers stamps and recording fees. November 14 1921.
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State of
South Carolina
Lexington
Court of Common, Pleas
Dane Chapp
Lizzie Lites
Court House Dual
Congaree
Township
County of
Perry Shumpert
Mary Shumpert
Lawrence Mack
H. C. Moore
Eargle
Ear
Clerk's Sale Notice for Swansea Hull Township Land
Court House door in Lexington, D. C. will open at auction on the fifth day of the month for the property in Swansea Hull Township Lessington County. Described is a lot of land near Swansea with two and twenty one twentieth acres. Sale resolves debt against W. J. Merritt et al.
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State of
South Carolina
Swansea
Hull Swamy
Andrew Mook Property Boundaries Clarified
Fragmentary OCR shows a land descriptor referencing Andrew Mook with boundaries to Mindsei and west by Mindsei, and mentions terms Sale and papers with uncertain dates. The readable items imply a legal or property notice, listing areas and parties but lack full clarity on action or jurisdiction.
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Aunieker
Einds Tinwar
Ag Fehnisan
Mindsei
Andrew Mook
Pepto Mangan Keeps Blood Pure for Growing Children
Advertisement asserting Pepto Mangan strengthens red blood cells in growing youths. It claims improved complexion, energy, and vitality, aiding pale and tired children. Sold in liquid and tablet forms by druggists nationwide under the Gude's Pepto Mangan name.
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Gude
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J. Sol Dooley
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Minnie S. Shull
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