New Brookland Tax Talk Promises Road and Bridge Work
A local editor argues for tax cuts and debt reduction in Richland Lexington areas, praising county officials for road repairs and planned bridge projects. He urges New Brookland voters to support a systematic financial plan, noting intercounty funding limits and the need for direct taxation for regional projects.
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Gur
New Brookland
Lexington
Les T
Way Commission
Charleston
Gion County
New Brook
Cayce
Lexington County
Richland County
Brookland
Hook and Taylor Likely Make Second Race
With five precincts remaining, Walter F. Hook of New Brookland and Charles E. Taylor of Lexington appear set for the second probate judge race. Through 30 boxes there were 1,416 votes cast with Hook leading Taylor by 317 to 309? The tally shows Hook 626, Taylor 309, Martin 269, Boozer 109, Buff 103.
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Walter F. Hook
New Brookland
Charles E. Taylor
Lexington
Boozer
Buff
Hook
Martin
Taylor
Messrs
Lexington Cotton Market and Tax Plea From D. M. Crosson
The Lexington cotton market saw prices as high as 20 12c but fell to around 19c after New York and New Orleans reactions. A government crop report forecasts about seven million bales. Crosson argues Richland and Lexington tax assessments will rise, outlines county indebtedness, and warns road funds must be spent locally, urging patience and unity for county improvement.
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New York
New Orleans
Richland
Columbia
New Brookland
Richland County
Lexington
Brookland
Lexington County
Inter
D. M. Crosson
Important Meeting of Lexington Potato Growers Association
A meeting is set for Friday at 5 PM in the Court House, Lexington. All stock subscribers and interested parties urged to attend to review plans for a storage and curing house. The committee will report on site selection. Absent members may send proxies to Secretary J. D. Carroll, and all non-signed stock pledges should be completed at once.
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Court House
Lexington
Lexington Potato Growers Association
J. D. Carroll
Jury Drawn For Second Week Of Court In Lexington County
Court of general sessions presided by Judge Thomas S Sease in Spartanburg holds sequence of juries for the second week to begin Monday September 12. The list includes first and second week jurors with names such as W Cole Gantt J Winfred Harmon Archie Craft Willie Hook Lonnie Oswald and many others. Court runs two weeks and Saluda court opens September 26.
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Sess
Thomas S. Sease
Spartanburg
Lexington County
State Center
Sease
Saluda
W. Cole Gantt
J. Winfred Harmon
Archie W. Craft
Willie F. Hook
Lonnie F. Oswald
M. Luther Slice
Simon Smith
E. Simpson Spires
Jesse L. Sox
C. Alfred Wingard
Joe D. Sox
A. K. Rucker
J. Milton Oswald
P. Derrick
Charlie G. Meetz
Jacob H. Bundrick
Ben Teal
Archie L. Sox
Killian St. Oxner
John S. Addy
J C. T. Koon
GC. W. Hallman
Would Have to Wait for the Wedding Gifts Incident
A fragment recalls a rejected marriage proposal and the wait for dowry and wedding gifts. The text hints at a scene of tension with a jeweler and a troubled engagement, suggesting social or familial pressure on a hopeful couple.
Death of Mrs. Nunnamaker at Irmo
Carrie Nunnamaker wife of Joe Nunnamaker of Irmo died soon after midnight Monday night at her Irmo home. She leaves her husband and two daughters. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Union Chapel Church conducted by pastor Tey Me Kiléci.
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Joe Nunnamaker
Irmo
Nunnajerves
Union Chapel Church
Tey. Me. Kiléci
Lexington Lodge, No. 152 special meeting notice
Lexington Lodge No 152 announces a special meeting for T A PF Mi to be held Saturday September at 8 o clock. Dr G F Roberts W M and A D Martin Secretary sign the notice.
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Lexington Lodge
Sation
G. F. Roberts
W. M. A D. Martin
Temptation Joke Over Poison Prescription Refusal
A man entered a drug store and asked for poison. The druggist, recognizing him, refused without a prescription. The man protested but the clerk replied that even a well known customer could not be served without proper authorization, joking that he would be tempted if he looked like him.
Robinson Crusoe Advertising Lesson From A Shipboard Campaign
The piece reflects on Crusoe as a persistent advertiser who sought a ship and used a shirt island flag to reach seafarers. Despite little initial response, steady copy and patience eventually yielded results, illustrating the power of consistent messaging even with a small audience.
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American Gas Association Monthly
Robinson Crusoe
Crusoe
Play at Centerville School Promises Evening of Pleasing Talent
Charter Oak students presented a well received play titled A Give the Same Op at Centerville School. The youths will perform again Saturday night starting at 8 o clock. Admission is small with refreshments available.
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Centerville
Charter Oak School
Sadie
Eptember
High School Enrollment Reaches New Peak in Lexington
Lexington's new school session opened with record attendance and optimism. Superintendent Julius E. Sharpe and County Superintendent T. C. Callison addressed crowds, praising past success and urging parental cooperation. Enrollment stands at 407 with 119 in high school, nine in the eleventh grade list names, and gold medals offered for top declamation and scholarship. Trustees include H. N. Kaminer, Karl F. Oswild, and others.
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Lexington High School
Julius E. Sharpe
T. C. Carlison
L. E. Whittle
T. C .Callison
Whittle
Wenonah Corley
He! Rawl
Nola Price
Anna Lee Corley
Ola Warner
Nella Lee Harman
Raymond Hendrix
Obituary of John D. Younginer at Baptist Hospital
John D. Younginer, 66, longtime Alabama teacher and Lexington County resident, died at Baptist Hospital after returning to lama a year ago. He taught in Alabama for 35 years and lived with nieces and nephews including C. T. Corley, Wash Corley, John Pound, Charlie Cannon, George Cannon, and James Cannon. Funeral held Wednesday at St. David's Church with Masons officiating.
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John D. Younginer
Alangton County
Lama
Baptist Hospital
You
Columbia
Alabama
Messrs
C. T
Wash Corley
John Pound
Charlie Cannon
Lexington County
George Cannon
Atlanta
James Cannon
Macon, Ga
St. David's Church
Masons
Younginer
Villa Inquiries Relative To Our Cattle
Mocksville North Carolina August 2 Angus cattle near Mocksville have attracted inquiries from Mexico and South America for prices and details. Villa of Mexico contacted Gen Francis Villa with a large ranch in Durigo comprising over a half million acres. He is stocking his ranch with cattle and aiming to set prices to benefit his estate and thousands of residents on his property.
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N. C
Ford and Rich
Mexico
South America
Sanvho
Villa
Francis Villa
Durigo
Farmers Union to Meet at Center Local Saturday
The Lexington County Farmers Union plans a meeting this Saturday with Center local. The gathering is expected to address community farming concerns and organize joint activities for the season.
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Lexington County Farmers Union
Center
Sheriff Roof Seeks Rewards In Expanding Rogue's Gallery
In Lexington county South Carolina and beyond crime rises as Sheriff E Austin Roof displays a rogue's gallery. Rewards from 50 to 5000 dollars accompany photos and identification aids for embezzlement murder rape and related offenses.
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Lexington County
South Carolina
United States
E. Austin Roof
Roof
Greensboro
N. C
North Carolina
Lexington
Old North State
Sherif
Ederates Plan Chattanooga Confederate Reunion Dates
The Bedford commander in chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans announces Chattanooga as host for the United Confederate Veterans reunion. The event, approved by Van Zandt of the veterans, is slated for the last week of October or the first week of November.
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Bedford
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Chattanooga
United Confederate Veteran
Ander van Zandt
Veterans
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