The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, June 30, 1911, Image 1
{aOUtEXI, YUBRi? EWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA, G ilDAY TWICE A0 1911.a
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Tl
7l he magnificent float of the Newbe
trades display during Chautauqua week,
the cotton mi l industry, having theold
-operation on the float. On the float a
Marie Evans, Grace Thomas and Mr. J.
BELL TELEPHONE WILL ''
GIVE WEATHER DATA r
syy
for
WILL READ DAILY WEATHER RE- of
PORTS TO FARMERS. phi
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Reports of the United States Weather r
Bureau Will be Used by Tele- me
phone Company. the
tel
Through an arrangement perfected ca
between the United States weather far
bureau and the Southern Bell Tele
phone company, more than 25,000 co
Southern farmers will receive the an<
daily weather reports by telephone Alt
beginning July 1. ha
'The daily weather reports will be
Turnished the telephone company by
the weather bureau, and the report
will be read to the farmers 'by tele
phone operators. At a given hour thi
each day a general alarm will be
sounded, calling every farmer to the
rel
.telephone. When they arp all as
sembled the report will be read. Any
farmer who is not abl-e to answer the lu'
signal and hear the report has the I
privilege of calling the operator and to
~securing the information.
Almost every farmer's telephone c
lin-e connected with the Bell system fai
has six cr more subscribers, and by
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*A LOVE
The eautful loatof Myes'Boo
TheGrcin odeses reimeronte
seal,Sara Housal, ary BtlerFant
flot s rivn y r. oh B Maes p
e~ Tesortfunr.Tlvl float re<es Bo
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iDESY DISLA:PRZEWINEr
r ..y Cotto Mils , w ic ok first . i f prz if n t
AD.S CarrL, P . th drier
ini"we n the reor teachineryo the okad
rk can be speedily accomph.shed. of Colur
his is the first comprehensive and time in
:ematic effort to furnish this in- Owing
ation without cost to the farmers l Ira S. C,C
the South. The spread of the tele- preachin,
ne in the rural districts in the Mr. C:
;t few years has made it spossible to Mr. Gral
Lh a very large number of far- been on
s through the Bell system, and family.
dissemi cation of weather news by Mrs. A
phone is one of the many practi- Florida,
uses for the telephone on the J. C. Sin
Mr. Ed
Che territory of the Southern Bell section,
pany covers the States of North good hor
SothCarolina, Georgia, Florida',nth
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bama Viriniaand he suthen Th hor
ofWstVrgna veyht
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celsoto Mille 29.-We took firstpr in mlte
ssctown henewieed Tis.ot a coeee
is aieT Wheelernd is vcineryng the sch
tiesw atitle Maeinolds, Maryhar
r.Ib J.~ reprtoe cahu linrom Cook,a mor
bia candb spetSdily ahomsed. ofs Cou
[oluisate-rt opeesv and ohi
ati,ontSa withutct tther farmer's wen up S
ily, South. Th praDo.h teone- soechin
it few yesesertadLe and sizie toM .a
suaveymarer anume ffr eno
diemiiiatio ofwahrnw y Ms
tpoe is nf the manyts paractian Fra, i
byises Btessieler,ulne lder, Ge:
ith Caises Paugia, Floriada c goo x
prietr ofMaye' Bok Stre, n the DeK
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manof-th cmmite i
ugtr of Mr. P. S. Cook NE BRm FREN
S ry
Ii s_ 6 o c t 'i,SC . : 'aLyaf "
ie merchants' parade and Automobile owned a
tative of the dRelopment of week. This Ford car, el
test pattern now in use, in was awarded first prize.
deman, Lessie Bouknight, Summer, sisters of the
man of the committee i
ughters of Mr. P. S. Cook,
abia, are up spending some Clu ,J 29.
this sectiot. th TTNG SOMI
to the absence of the Rev.
Idwell from ihome we had 30 1-2 $10; ariOn t
dhere Sunday afternoon. i $5 $E SE
arence Witt, of Texas, an$ ELRCS
y - Third Prize in State Hors
a visit to Mr. J. F. Wheeleres ust
Race.
Ima Dovelle and daughter, of
have been on a visit to Mr. Special to The Herald an
gley's family. Columbia, June 29.-Ne
win Halfacre, of SL Phillip's fourth in iner-State hose
ad the misfortune to lose a this morning. Time 32
se last week that he bought first, 29, $250; Newbern, wh
ng andrized. .ery. shnhly. 30 in $1i0; formnn
e drank toormuchwater whileg$50r
'j -$1Th intr-Saes ashon re
osaee heeer as en lec-oed ruas ftrnoon.
~r of Excesiorsechoosforagnn-Jm]
aParks,ss.Wheelariha, D.sG
d hr sudis a Neb BoyoTer Newber. Pteam,n wh
indwil o go wok fr gHpan fie-J for Aut
1 wll~opn he ;eondMo Lew00in prizes, sownr Par
Lmbia.Aaks, J. 0. Havird, D. G
Sigma. B. May'es, A. D. Davenpor
erson, Robert Boozer, D.
P. Wicker.
I State: Hose Wagon
Columbia, June 29.-']
crew carried cif first m
' State hose wagon race
~* ~ morning, doing the thing
-Darlington'S team No. 2<
E with 29 3-10, and Newberr
I -~ ~' 29 2-5. Columbia made ti>
P ~ 29 flat, and took off the tr
consequence; Columbia d
for money in the State ra<
the third consecutive year
bia has made the fastest
Thie Marion team won $~
their -first time in a tot
any kind.
All the races were fast,
markable thing is that thi
nozzle blow-offs except thi
case of Union, where the
too fast. The jumping wa
ally fast and daring-eve
was in for first money, an(
onse came strong and pla
Columbia made a beautifu
of speed and perfect tra
Imade it in the same time
once made-29 fiat.
Newherry's Connecio
Columbia came~ first in
her 29~ fat; Marion seco
sply o Chutuqu wek. 101; Darlington (2) thi:
aeveveEvas, gne Ho- f3-10; Newberry fourth, 29
arealS ontheflot. he are: Union 0, Darlington (
yenquatet muntd, re opville 32 1-5, Laurens 31
. It received the second ville 31 1-5. Darlington re
idrive b'y Mr .Fors Sume,int
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wne and. drvro h ar eieM.S
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rid drven he M.Corest Sme, nt
aborateStateand aritclydcre,el as
wGON AND driv r temstee the a.haid rS
race., ofretin paranne
EN A E coing tirmarkabl connetimn
by Newerry was "ha +he
PRiEse a4-, buthhnn was o up
:ate eel ecorstate such ,contest s.
world's record. The first pri2
$100. The other teams finishi
New.e. follows: Newberry, 22 1-2 se
rerry came, second, $50; Rock Hill, 22 3-5 sE
w. e.
wagon race third, $25; Charleston, 25 fiat, f<
Columbia State Grab Reel Race.
.C., second,
u.rd - :5, The same.four teams that ran
hand reel race competed in thi
-rae wilreel race and Rock Hill was
with a score of 20 4-5 seconds
s L.; A+,. Rock Hill victory w7s rather pe
. L ". ;<:y A nh . . vr r , ~6: xd
The team had never before tri
ich is show- grab reel stunt, but decided at tJ
-minaite to enter and as a resu
e Columbia
~ad taenbe $50 better off. Second placE
lo,.scm to Charleston, who made the di
and got water in 23 3-5 seconds
~.Aul,ca-$25 prize. The Gegrgetown tea
.Auml, Rcap- out on a foul, the- water flowing
White, R. G. Iwhere and several of the team
[hie, "Joe." thrown to the ground. Newi
.,cpan time was 24 fiat.
H. H. Opening of Convention on Ta4
C. lod, ~. The seventh annual convent
t, . A. Pet- the South Carolina State Fir
, .Wie,T association opened briliantly
capital city .4['uesday morning.
city council chamber was crow
Rae- its capacity with delegates and
he Marion of the firemen.
)ne inthe The convention opened with
Wensdyby Rev. R. N. Pratt of the Secon
in 29. iO. tist church of Columbia. He d
" secondGnated the firemen saviors of
y thr ihlife and interests. President
ae bes m Behrens then introduced Mayor
en be time, a h he,i rumr
h iGibbe of Columbia, who con
esntrnit an honor to extend a heart
-E -ii come to the firemen in the n
es. Thisrr is eras h
that Co, bsuch hosts as the citizens of Col
thate Colum
Gme. President Behrens thanked
00. This is Gibbes in behalf of the associati
.rnament of his welcome, and introduced Cl
K. LaRoque, of the Marion fi
ad the re- partment, who responded to th
re were no come by complimenting Colum
n in the the city of a fine fire department
water came mission government, square
exception.. and a peinant winning ball tean
ry jumper Governor Blease Speaks.
. they every With a show of considerable
red it safe. President Behrens introduced l
I exhibition cellency, Governor Cole L. Blea
iinng. She was applauded. Governor Blea
s Anderson ferred to the support he receivE
August and September at the
a Best. of the firemen. "I was you friend
time with I am your friend now, and I 2
d. with 29 will be your friend; it is a poor
d best, 29 en in public or private life thal
-5; the rest not look to the needs and int
1) .32, Bish- of the firemen of the State." (
4.5, Harts- nor Blease said that surely to th
eives $150 mien. if to any body of men, the
.... $30 for ens.in shonld take off it~S hat.
EK
V. Ok
mmr s MrSno9.viad,wo"a' car
M "v' YY ' y"
.x"~
made. putf'" into'rxw thi wokifiie y } r n .
uit to much' thi is tref the voluntag ' 6'
Che May of tv Coumi re de-.
, mauitoobion paHe dai gta e haulta
om d9pesure hoingtn toroughndi lect
on the eseat are isoesrub atnh firee
me a putl ink teirtheir inftelyts. i
et ofanw a siemehn Par.get of it;
dte to Fir Isr e Comm- ier Folutr
cond, Mrn. r T as gohor t limen ed
Cd,Heie e ay ofae Colubiet adres e
ureeth.atn on the ufopessntof has welln-s
fightlasringo gtingLessug any leg
n the e isatonmi this penthrat thafrestn
ey a sagr r sth to the rut ittswul. h
e waner Firenedbinprt of walls andp.
-cvnds Theumise Mcro ws nexth cf introuced
/ur. onuche inspedio preven s lwel r
figheti5gper ce. Thesfiesos n eouth
i1 et Cafroina the rect geat arles 0t
wen grab fireast hresults tnhgat woir e
annr thane the finsectin of thwSas andeit
evrThe ies.Tron asyteof the milit of
beiarg tuh nspte A ions hasbeen lor
err 5 pe and Te fire lses, in i-ut
ding less thn last olanding th
sday. losking"tharlestonirateoicr thire.ul
on he ar sea step resad the McMaes-t
ame thtr. the frmen a, th Stae conaci
Sae st idn of ther goer' inapporpcated
ehe addrem roe is pau of tthe slutag
bingtemSe. Ase gfordngr copiontfo
de tok gsrtion. to sa that he woinditakuc
rrys hab aledaned hge tinggh as rd
inturn the firemen loao tc reu
praye akin that old their obhiatould
daionthevn of beuchadanc stepi Mr. theMa
amnomi tiona governmreas,attet.cu
Lins thm Pa of M a il iat.
W. ad tre shrse biness mionge Ft
rdedeto]cition Te say tat he saw in' t uch
eonds tHat aread b him, and sut a.esw
abin. etrno thae Ro filremenloio darelln
praye infrom hatie chbee r oi mareon
initin the nafsochat to make nas
n oui nextm etin patei Rock Hill. Th
wef H. firme thed oto busin mtng tof Rocke
a wel- ciaeiold Tu esa 2:15 'clcatelas
,m com- gramuis Berens, byChief T the Chalow
mea s, ofh kHl fire department,peintM.B
Safromehs, naist vcambrsient F.mmer.
onJorinitngth Dassgon,isecond toicae pres
prie dent.S od eceay utr
1s e- Hil in 19. Dbl,tesrr rne
ser-then old offies were reelecteda
ias followins wocmites
.mhen, toCfrediarTment. proesnt Rock.
pride dent; R. S. Hoode, J.eD.erby, SUter
itz- Ton.Au.dibble,T treasuer, rnge
; does bul; . J. Cey, staisicin,; H.orge
sere-ts Wells heey. relctd
astre ThesmrneBehries seoitted bt
ctzhand folwin tod' comttes:oato
oesIl-J anho.AtrantaJourns;B