Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-EW ~s . We e It is an u profitably the highe a Duroc I sale made tives from by the mc blood line It wa been unal pigs raise many fri and staye ple they e the succes .5 tained yes visitors tC does need I 1 Ev xpect to see a litter of pure bred Du Adisputable fact, and we make this to feed and bring better results tha st price for Durocs, people who are kerd. We are very much pleased v the largest average ever made in a i eleven different States at our sale st discriminating buyers of the Sou s destined to take the blue ribbons a s a great disappointment to us that le to supply the demand for our gil d frot oui offering of yesterday at nds who untiringly helped to enter I all day and attentive to the exteni er met on a sale circuit. We are ahv s of our sale yesterday. We are m< terday, and we will ever look back I our town and county, "you are a g more Durocs. Bradha entually roc pigs on the farm of every progressh statement from statistics, that no othei ii the Duroc. Packers pay the highest making the most money out of hogs to vith the successful sale we had yesterd hog sale in South Carolina. It was ou and ten thousand four hundred and sixt th, convinces us freely and is evidence t t the international show and make moni only two out of 38 hogs in the sale reni ts this year and could have handled for !d at go J prices. We want to extend tain the visitors to our County and tow that no less than a dozen men stated m vays grateful for any success we attain. re grateful to our friends for their lim o July 12th 1920 as a happy day when reat people" after all Clarendon is the b .m Duroc Fai ,e farmer in Clarendon County. e hog today will respond more ?rice for Durocs, Breeders pay day are the folks who maintain ty, and are proud to state our r pleasure to have representa y dollars for 38 head paid to us o you we have the type and ,y for the breeders. ained in Clarendon. We have our Clarendon farmers all the our keen appreciation to our n. Many came with their cars re are the most hospitable peo We are specially grateful for itness efforts to keep us enter we took the message from our est county in the world but she I I