The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 24, 1933, Image 4
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. Cr
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. 1933
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A few weeks ajjo. I braifpred about
! haw esrly I went to work every mom-
[injf, but since XRA has come into my
j sweet life, I lay jrreat stress on how
jiate I start to work and’ how early I
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Clemson College, Aug. 16.— Con
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nished, in the near future, with week-.
ly reports from the government on the.
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Cotton Letter
New York, Aug. 23. — Liverpool creases, and with information on who;
came in 15 points lower than due while ji.s getting the additional money, offi-i
sterling eased off to a new low for cials of the L^. S. department of agri-j
the season. Scattered boll weevils and culture announce through the exten-
thunder showers caused the nearby sion service'of Clem.son college. Field
months to slump, but technical sup- workers of the United States depart-
port, came from the interior. The gov- ment of labor and the department of
emnient estimate was 3 round bales, agriculture are to gather and report
'and 4 square below the private e.sti-' price figures, while the Washington
CLINTON, S. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 24: 1933
' mate of Bud Jones, the famous pookey agencies tabulate and analyze them,
jof Texas. Inflation has not shown up Dr, Frederic H. Howe, consumers’
I anywhere yet except in balloons, gro-'counsel for the agricultural adminis-
the committee named to he»d-up the|*^^''i^ stores, barber shops, and restau-1 tration, will release the information on
this communitv. [rants, and some tires and tubes. „ We , prices through the-press, radio, and
advice buying on soft spots and taking special reports to groups and individ-
profits if any ever materialize. ^ uals.
j The field staffs of the two depait-
We cib.serve that another big-hearted will gather retail prices on
campaign in
he
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wi DO OUR pairr
Buy
F'.agle.
unde the
Buv now.
sign of the Blue
CUBA LOSES ITS i»if TATOR
i When the President of Cuba flew
j away from that unhapr y island
1 twt*en two days, there was great
I joicing among the people,
I Cuba’.s troubles may not he over
'with the flight of President Machado.
: Doubtless there will he many factional
I leaders fighting each other for su-
jpremacy, and the probability is that
there will bo no permanent political
S’!'
power company has offered to save itsj^’'^^^’ meat, and other foods, in'
customers $151,000.00 a year if thej''’^ and from more than 1,000
railroad commission will only consent * department offices at*
t« the propo.sed cut. Aint love and |the prices will be checked
sympathy wonderful? (and the portion that the farmer is re-
jeeiving for raw materials will be de-
If Swretary Wallace will require
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farmers to get a permit to plant cot- i reports will also cover any
pemw in the UUnd until mmu.nic a>n.j ton next year and limit the acreage I Ptice increases resMltins fr om the pay. ,
riitiona are grenUy inipruveU. But [that they mav- ulant. then he. u/nnt-I.nicflt—ftC.h.gher an new ents.
h4>|>e an end has come to the regime'
lhave to pay $100,000,000 later on toiinclude any chang-
iK-en praclichlly doing without the the excess plowed up. The farm-it**' manufactured or other
part thrrr and one-half years.
Don't fivcilook this
VKA IS to Tint 6.P(»0.00()
men bat k to wo"k before
been so disgraceful in the past yeari®^*^ certainly stick together if you
or two. I '*‘m up in tanglefoot or scramble
th<* aim of ^ large part oC Cuba’s troubles j th<'m in mucilage.
men and wo-, from the .same source that a|
snow flies. : lai jrp part of our own trouble comes j W hat this country needs now is
[from -too many people taken off thejmore and better crop pe.sts. If the boll
\\ ha' Amc'-.fH needs is to wipe concentrated into industrial
UTK riiplt.yint‘1)! That \\ill restore huy-1 where they have no chance to
;pg powei and in a snort time bring anything hut starve when the fac-
.vhout a (•'Moplcte leturn to normal
t»‘Or pci ity ■ h'(lUghi^ii* the entire na
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rioM, Thf
"^orkablf
p!:it
Hf'ljt ;t
‘■.iiirle.
In the old days in Cuha
cane growers vere
farmers, raising caiv an*
unde cuit.
the sugar-
N'UA repre .ents a definite,
foi aecomplfshing *raising caiv and delivering
♦err.'ss .-upport the Blue j|, mills unde cent. But the
hig sugar comiianie.s bouglit uj) the
lands and hired men to work them,
('ll ANC!u-'r\h INC MDTOK'STS ino’c o !e -s ciiriip'ding the work<‘rs
commodities that farmers buy. The
latter item will proviile an index of
the buying power of the farmer.
“Farmers have too long been get
ting a small return for their labor in
feeding us,’’ Dr. Howe declares. “We
are trying to increase their pay. At
the same time we are going to do
what we can to see that the consum-
with protected at a time when the
not admini.stralipn is trying to pull farm
ers and woikers (»ut of what President
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(2 to lower) Hotel (4 to room with bath) and breakfast
daily in Chicago, boat trip on Lake Michigan, 3 admission
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fers between station, hotel and fair grounds.
4 DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS IN CHICAGO
Leave Clinton j3.:17 A. M. Sept. 3rd
Arrive Chicago 7:10 A. M. Sept. 4th
Leave Chicago 11:25 P. M. Sept. 7th
Arrive Clinton 1:08 A. M. Sept. 9th
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A ou - "u-’ii T, tilt* streets .'indjt" liv*" Die cornpa.iy vi
iuchway.s every day whtrttmdfi at ifar rompa^ ffaej-
v-.ke ehi*n< H. , d:<)|*pt*d out of tlie sugar mar-
' i.i- i j ..ir ' cf)T'ie's down, these un
fortunate workers had ntiwliei-e to go.
That, we untlersfand. is at the bot-
•1.,. ;v* eiT si.le'!’’'” “1 the unrest in Urilia, hut the
! situation was not helped by Prvsident
Maehatiti’s “hurids-ttff’ attitude to-
warrl all who tried to work out .solu-
|tions of the tliffieulty.
higher than are safe under driving i deal of credit is due for bring-
weevil could he cros.sed with the yel-
ow jacket, and the w’heat fly with the
fH*ckerwtrod, arid the corn borer with
the doodle, and the bean beetle
the bumble bee, we would .soon
small, indr'pemlent] have niucb\ more than twice a.s much
stuff as-'WP 'coflld consume. Our in- Kdoseveit ha.*! called the jeconomic^
sects in their present state are too hell’ they haveTna^n living ih for four
weak to do sufficient damage to sat- years.’’ ^
Isfy the producer. All political pests '~No nrK 'I <> S r()(’K IHILDEKS
shouhf Ik* destroyed utterly. , ^ menting of .Stockhold'er.s of The
' Liherly lJuilding A Loan .\s.sociation,
Thi imhlic wrtl no. rfrmht -dispute (*|i,|!,>,‘t^ -F*‘‘lay,
and
c' t
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-rr-'k ti.U;.
ntei srct .on
eut looking
a" -p'
I'j'.ir' ct»'’ie''s at
•;>h’n* another eu.r’.s |
• Or pa-'inir o:i hills and]
i’ivmr on ‘h-* w •mg sidr*
o> (m; i!i>g in and out of'
, Or coining roaring into,
- and ro.i I ju.iciioris with-
to either side. Or Pperat-j
; ■ T> ’whiTtr ari*' “ohinopsly^
are safe nn<li>r
the Vitat<*m<*nt that tlu*r«‘ are si*verai
movi<* couples in Hollywood that have
never he«*n (li.oi-ed Init once since
they were -matiimonied. A si'.irch i.s
lM*!ng made for a hrishand and wife
that have ri('' (*r ! ct n divorced at all.
Marital troiihies are caused by the
fine ('alifornia climate and close con
tact with the other fellow’s folks.
Seplemher 1, at i ;()•) o’cliK'k. P.
^tiUin the office of The* <’ommeiciai
Bunk, to elects Du et .ors for ihe ensu
ing year and to transact such other
hu.-.inoss as may come before llu* mee‘-
ing.
II. D. Henry, Piesident.
3tc F. M. Boland. .Sec’y-Treas.
rondit loiu
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of
ing about the situation
' Machado’s resignation.
which caused
Then* had
the moment, .-Xml, fre-
qinntlv, vou s(*e such a motorist
c.'ise an mvideirt. Perhaps there is lit-|l>^«> »
•V (ia*igci done. Or perhaps a life i» I intervention by the United States. VXe
lost and valuahle p i.iH-rty is m edle.ss-j that will not U* regarded as nec
essary, and that the new* ( uban ad-
_ . . , rnini.stration and our own will find
TV.c* iM kles.- motorist comprises of co<.|HTation which will hene-
' fit both nations.
V destroyeP.
TK r cent or !<*s.s of the driving popula-
*: i»n. But hr eausrs nttirty }>er ernt of
•’le arcl.lerit.-. If the reekU'SS
s niply injuri'd each othui iji
(< parliculai iy imi>o! taiit to
I us. But tiny ■'cldom <lo
■■.iim :;nd kill th
;» nt. ’ho pi iident.
<1 rivers
wouldn’t
the rest
that they
careful, the comm*-
.Xnd vou never know
% o's going to 'H*..ni*xt.
This year aho'it thirty
people are going
was
Not
Si me on*
Ct ui teous
thousand
to he killed hecau.se
can*le.ss, reckless, dis-
one of a thousand of
10 Years Ago
The Chronicle
Items of IntercNt F'rom
of 1923.
Mwial news from flat r*M*k
the hizzy bee.s of Hat rock hell a *
nice picknick on the ground at piney j
bluff mill dam hut it ruined as soon *
as it wa.s .spread out. everthing but
the ice tea wa.s a total Joss.
Here's One Good Wav To
END AGONY
OF NEURITIS 1
the n. r. a. has hope the clerks in
our 2 stores verry much. Willie sijuall
gets 12^ in nionney now whereas hi.s
Newark Man Knows How
Loses 10 Pounds.
and
ma only got 6$ in groceries, and john-
;Je
gets 14$, (a.s he wears u white col
lar) which is a considerable raise; he jj
Messrs. C. W. Stone. J, F. Jacobs,
Sr., A. B. Blakely and W. H. Simpson
were in Columbia Friday for a good
roads im>eting.
:ht»s** deaths is really *due to an un-j
3-. oKlahle accid«*nt an occurrence
which i.*- extn inely tar»*. They can alL
he pr«*\ent< (l. And th» y will he when ■ will make their future home.
there i> a concert;**! public drive
agaiti'-l thox* v\ ho make places *)f car
'.xage (u.t of public lugliway-'.-.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Workman left
Tuesday for Marion, N. (’., where they!^^«'’«» j^*"'***"
I my wife, a.s he had 3 punctures on the
“(ientlemen: 1 u.se<l Kruschen Salts
, . to try and get rid of Neuritis from I
nie smith, the clerk in the other Ktore, ^y^ich I had suffered for one y<*ar in
my li ft shoul'ler and arm. ... I took
A little of the salts in the morning,
is looking at a strip-down for 5$ down., coffee, other times.
1 in water. I would al.so (Occasionally
rvv. hulilHTt green, pasture of re- take a do.se in water -it night before I
hober, is off for a month on a vaca-i eliring. For 3 months I used the salt.s
tion to his mother-in-laws ressidenc^jand while I lost 10 pounds in weight,!
out in the country, he had to go there the pain in my shoulder HAS FTN-
as he diddent have no monney to gOjTIRELY DISAPPFLXRED. During the |
to the seashore or the mountains with, time I was taking the salts I received i
and he had a hard time getting out no other medical treatment so I
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The following ('linton girls went to
(Ireenwoo'd FViday to iimm-I the (Irwn-
w'ood high scluM>l girls in ha.sket!wB
game; Ruby Steer Maiy L*)u Glenn,
.Mary Pitts, Louise and K*)bhie Adair,
way.
Jiim
<tf tin* local .\’R\ c'unmit- Ttf Lynn, Isiis Sanders and Ida Jacks.
y*''t‘*rdav in ('*>Iiimhia at-i _ ..
* orif**i **n*** f*it the benefit. Miss Ixiuise Jones of this city.
married .Sunday in Atlanta to How back,
ard DuPtose of <'oIumhus, (la. The*
th*
' wn;k*’i.'' who will <iirect
in this stall* The siit-aker
ferdy-iian ellison had the missforv
tune to run hts pa’s car into th« horse;
troff neat the citty hall and tore same
down an«l lient liis radius ro*l and rear '
bum|K*r. his pa had to fix the troff
hack up and he whipped ferdy-nan for ;
! hacking into s*)mething without look:
fully convinced the Ki u.schen .Salt.s did
the trick.’’ (’. K. Murray, New’ark,
N. J.
Take one-half teaspoonful of Kru- ,
schen Salts in a glass of hot watei^
everj' morning a jar lasts i w'eeks—
get it at X’oiing's Pharmacy or any
druggist in the world — costs but a
trifle.
1
the I
fori
:he occa'!*m wri' Frank R. Wilson,jhriile is the eldest daughter of Dr. and
organiZHt i*»n Vjieau---of Mrs. Duidtey” ~Jones.'
Washing^*)n. and the ad-
t*i giv** inf*irmati*tn and to
*nv (pji-^tuni' in regar*! to
I »p of co ll**; alrea*ly approv-
■ 'b*i;ni'ii'lialion and th*)se
'uiei ali*»n.
Hugh lohn on has an
I.ieut. 1). K. Nimocks, until recently j
verry Jitrle .stealing has ’been going
on ^IneeAlie uv e. raised Its wedges *
and weiiges went up elsew’here. nearly i
everhoddy hiok.s like they are willing
stationed at Camp Penning, Ga., hasD® f‘»’> Uwing on.ner count of
I'H'en added to the R. (). T. (’. unit at
Presbyterian college ami has arrived
; in the city to enter upon his duties.
I
e unc..*) fro'u \\ a: hingt<tn that begin-j Dr. D. W. Brannon of .Moultrie, Ga.,
cing rtt \t week the gr**atest drivA* j pa.*>.sis! away suddenly at his home last
the recovvery hill, hut it has ruint my
iieef hizness. i hafter do all my w’ork
how in 10 hrs. my wife aint worth
nothing to nio.
w i'l g<*t un lei ; Wevlne-'day. As
a lad he was admitted
Th'iniwell orphanage
f :u*e Udii'l War *lays
(V iv to 'j*'t en.piuy**!’.'. e!iipl*>y«***.- and m ISH'J to the
coiU'Utoei.- alike, all under ihe Wiiigs^-of this city. "
e.1 the Bl'ie F^ag'e to p'Jt the Presi-"; - !—
e-nt'*- r*-e'> ety pfitgram tluHHigb to a {)|-. w. M. Viires of (ireenwood, will
s..ect*S'f,4i conclusion hy •*-iily faN. deliver the annual a*ldress before the
This rr!**H s that the NRX m*'ssage is high school graduates in May.
to ht* ca: ris*d to every ci'y, town and j —
Tillage in he nation an*i that (linton Miss Mary CoiM*laiiddf ('hicora col-
F.as a part to play in the d'ive. The jege. spent the week-en.l with her
cainpai-g” wMl call for a tremendous , father, Guy U CoiK^land.
amount of patience, tact, common
|»lese eorrecl a report in yore paper
which slipped thru in my collurn in
julie tliat mrs. eddie king’s dommi-
necker hen laid 2 eggs a day all of
last week, it was not mrs. eddie king’s
ben, bur the'.<aid hen bebmged to mrs,
freddie bing an*! she is mad about
her h<*n’s lionnoi going to the other
king.
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REAL ESTATE
Town and country prop
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Clinton Realty &
Insurance Co.
R H. BOYD, A«ent
A
sense. an*i sitaighlforward executive
alility.
As our c<'inmunity lines up to do its
^art in the .N'RA program we need to
keep forem*)st before us the fact that
Iht* campaign is one of information
snd not intimidation. The committee
to head the work in this community is
not serving as policemen but is dis-
•hxrging its educational duty of di»-
fiminallng informatipn. It it a task
tnding discriminating judgment
OP effort will be made to coerce
(FVom files of
.March Ist, 1112:1).
Th«* Chronicle for
Strike Ended At
NevHberry Mills
Newberry, .\ug. 21.—Their three,
day strike brought to a close through
efforts of the cotton textile national
industrial relations board, employes of
the Mollohon and Oakland cotton mills
hardships on any bu8iness,or ihere went hack to work today.
iHffrUaals.
The iBccess of the NRA recovery
frofram depends on cooperation on
A9 put ci j^I dieses of citizenship.
fftiril, Clinton will ’respond and
4/> htr pMk under the leadership of
Upon the urging of Ben E. (Jeer
and Dr. Robert Bruere, members of
the industrial board, the strikers
agreed to return to work and await
an adjustment of the “stretch-out sys
tem."
the 4 dogs who helong.s to yore cor- ■
ry spundeni, mr. mike (Hark, rfd, who I
strayed or was stole from his hack!
yard friday have returned back home, j
it seems that they run a wildcat for !
:j days hut, newer ketched him. my
familey arid the rest of the dogs miss
ed them a right smart.
C.. yores truHe,
mike Clark, rfd,
corry spondent.
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