County Home Demonstration Agent Monthly Report
Annie C. Caughman reports November activity for the County Home Demonstration program. Consultations numbered 20. women’s meetings 7 with 96 attendees. girls’ meetings 10 with 110 attendees. one community meeting with 175 attendees. 14 schools or clubs visited. 20 club members visited. 46 letters written. 56 circular letters sent. 87 bulletins issued. 781 miles traveled by auto. Supervisor Miss Elizabeth Forney attended the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Forney
Annie C. Caughman
Blood Health and Red Cells Promoted by Tablets
An old advertisement extols Blood Builder tablets and Gude's Blood Medicine as ways to improve red blood cell count, vigor, and strength. It links overwork illness and fatigue to watery blood and diminished life, claiming these products restore red corpuscles and overall energy, urging purchase from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Mangan
Making the Farm Flock Pay
The article urges farm flocks to cull mongrel stock and replace with pure bred birds through a community association program aimed for completion before January 1. It advises separating hens and pullets this month and feeding regimes to optimize egg production for higher Christmas and next year profits.
Winter Quarters For Flocks Urged For Cleanliness
The notice urges moving winter roosts into clean, well ventilated houses. It suggests catching birds or feeding them indoors at dusk until accustomed. It stresses thorough cleaning and disinfection of houses and, if building new houses, to consult Miss Annie Caughman, home demonstration agent, for plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Caughman
South Carolina Home Producers Begin Cooperative Outlet Plan
The Home Demonstration Clubs of South Carolina led by Miss Christine N. South push to form a statewide cooperative through the South Carolina Home Producers Association to better handle and market products, arguing a combined organization outperforms individual growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Christine N
South
Rescue the kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills
Lexington citizen Mrs. E. A. Sox recalls kidney complaint and backache relief from Doan's Kidney Pills after a friend recommended them. She bought two boxes for 60 cents and felt fine. Foster Mills Co. Mfrs. Buffalo N Y markets.
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Lexington
E. A. Sox
Doan
South Carolina Home Producers Association Aims to Aid Farm Surplus
The South Carolina Home Producers Association seeks to convert surplus farm products to cash through cooperative marketing. The piece argues such ventures succeed when driven by a clear need rather than prejudice or misconception, noting gradual growth from small beginnings. It includes an old Irish joke about a coachman named Pat who prefers a hot drink after a wet ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
South Carolina
Pat
Were you very sick with the flu Rastu
The speaker recalls severe illness with the flu and repeatedly checking a registry for his own name, expressing distress at the ongoing sickness.
Coerk's Sale in Lexington Court of Common Pleas
In Lexington County South Carolina the Court of Common Pleas will auction two parcels of Black Creek Township land on the first Monday in December 1921. The 105 acre lot on the Panana Real Estate Co plat and a 75 acre home place bound by Josh Ross Jim Hall Eugene Person and others will be sold for cash with buyers paying papers stamps and recording fees. Attorneys Timmerman and Graham represent the plaintiff A H Gantt against J M Black et al with H L Harmon S L signing for the court.
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State of
South Carolina
Uate
Black Creek Township
John McCarthy
Dempsey Rodgers
Panama Real Estate Co
Theodore C. Hamby
C. E
Josh Ross
Jim Hall
Eugene Person
H. L. Harmon
L. S
Lex. Co
S.C. Timmerman & Graham, Attorn
The
Home National Bank of
Lexington
S. C
Fred G. Hartley
Court House
D. C
Henry Cook
John J. McCarthy
Bardin
Black Creek
J. D. Jones
E. L. Hartley
Fred G., Hartley
Carolina Bond and Mortgage Co
Land Auction in Lexington County for 626 Acres in Black Creek
The Court of Common Pleas sells at public auction the 626 acre Black Creek tract in Lexington County plus water rights from the Hartley mortgage. Sale arranged by Home National Bank of Lexington, cash terms require 500 dollars at bid time. Former purchasers Savannah Guano Co and C J Wilcox risk further sale if default occurs.
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Savannah Guano Company
C. J. Wilcox
Court House
Lexington County
H. L. Harmon
Bs Be. C
Notice of Chapin School District Levy Election 1921
Qualified resident electors and freeholders in Chapin school district No. 66 are notified of a November 30 1921 election at the school house to vote an additional six mill levy for school purposes. Polls open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bring tax receipt and registration certificate. By order of the County Board of Education.
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Chapin School District No
County Board of Education
Railroads Face Fare Debate and Policy Shifts
Railroads confront rising fare discussions as policy makers weigh adjustments to passenger charges and service plans. Officials cite affordability and coverage goals while carriers warn of funding gaps and potential service reductions pending new guidelines.
Clerks Sale of Estate Property in Lexington South Carolina
Court house door in Lexington will auction the Home Place of 130 acres and the Parsonage tract of 45.4 acres to the highest bidder on the specified sale day in November 1921. Terms require one third cash with the balance in one and two years, secured by note and mortgage, with option for all cash. Attorneys Efird & Carroll represent the plaintiffs.
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Court House
Lexington
S. C
B. L. Dreher
John A. Dreher
C. B. Dreher
J. P. Lindler
William Stack
Land Sale Notice in Congree Township Lexington S C
Lexington Court of Common Jane Chapp and others sue Lizzie Lites and others. Court House Door Lexington D C fifth day sale of seventy three acre tract in Congree Township bounded by Perry Shumpert Mary Shumpert Lawrence Mack H C Moore Eargle Isaiah Spires. Terms one third cash balance one or two years secured by bond mortgage option to all cash. Purchaser pays papers stamps recording fees. H L Harmon ccc Peg Eird & Carroll Attys.
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Jane Chapp
Lizzie Lites
Court House
Lexington
D. C
Congree Township
County of
State of
South Carolina
Perry Shumpert
Mary Shumpert
Lawrence Mack
H. C. Moore
Eargle
Isaiah Spires
Clerk's Sale of Swansea Land In Bull Swamp Township
The case of J. W. Goodwin against W. J. Merritt et al lists a clerk's sale of a 21 20 acre lot in Swansea near Bull Swamp Township Lexington County. The property is bounded north by William A Minicker lands, east and south by Ann Johnson lands, and west by Andrew Hook lands. Sale occurs during legal hours in the county court.
Final discharge sought in probate guardianship case
Notice states that on December 8 1921 the petitioner will apply to Walter F Hook judge of probate for Lexington county for final discharge as guardian of the estate of Sarah Drafts minor.
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Walter F. Hook
Lexington County
Sarah Drafts
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