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't FOR SHEIUFF ^ I hereby , announce •iinj^lf •* a can- ^ttdate lor Sheriff of Laurens County land pledyte myself to abide by the abide by the results, of the Demo-'f era tic primary. i LANDER B. STODDARD, ^ J mlea of the Democratic primary. CALDWELL ^EIR. I hereby announce myself a can didate for Sheriff of Laurens County i mary I herehy-antHiunce myself a candi- by the Townsendites, Fither Cough lin’s League of'SociAl Juatice, and the Rev. Gerald Smith’s “share the wealth” followers, with a strong like lihood that these leaders and many ittentrbenefit Roosev€lt:.or Landon the Union party ticket, hasfniost? Opinion differ, biff the thi^ party' is bein^ taken into consider ation in all of Ihe, numerous. presi- . dipntial^ polls which have already been th» distinctly leftist move-1 started^ given political experts here a puzzle to which nobody has ^et found the answer^ wni date for County -Commlssfonef 5f Laurens county and pledge'to abide by the result of the Demo<;ratic pri-l t„k, 97 AifK/^io-h * mary. E. FRANK ANDERSON, Washington is just as election-' I hereby announce myself-a candi-! g<j ever, a good deal of jiains date for -County Commissioner of^ jg b^jng taken to avoid the appear-j and pledge myself to abide by th« rules and regulations of :jthe Demo cratic primary. ^ M* fall I ■■ua. _ J i caiiv^ vx a/uki-isiK i/ivoouz^ via mv vw-; ~ ■ - JOHN Di ^ I abide by the results of the D®^®'_[ers. Word has gone out from the_ nyseu a candi-1 cratic primary. 'powers that all agencies of govem- Laurens county and pledge myself to Qf pxrtting^ pressure on the vot- I hereby announce mysel date for Sheriff of Laurels county madr pledge myself to abide, by,, the ibsults of the Democratic prtmary. ' HICKS F. OWINGS. W. BROOKS BLAKELY. I hereby announce myself a candi date for reelection as County Com missioner of Laurens county and CL^RK OF COURT 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for Clerk of Court of Laurens County ‘and pledge to abide by the mlea and regulations of the ^mo- cratic primary. ' J. HERMAN POWER. - I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election aa Clerk of Court of Laurens county, subject' to the r«- ault of the Democratic primary. THOS. W. BE^^NEW. I hereby announce myself a candi mental departments shall avoid us ing the words “adjustment,” “plan ning” and “production control.” In stead they are instructed to say pledge myself to abide by the results “foresight” and “forward-looking. of the Democratic primary JOHN H. WHARTON. The information about (the drought' situation received by the department [ of agriculture is summed up by of-j ficials of that department somewhat i date for Clerk of C^urt of Laurens •County, subject to the results of the Democratic primary. E. 0. ANDERSON. j STATE SENATE I hereby announce myself a candi date for the Senate from Laurens county and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic pri mary. C. A. CROMER. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the State Sen ate from Laurens county* and pledge myself to abide by the result of the Democratic primary. ' CARROLL D. NANCE. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the State Senate from Lau rens county and pledge myself to abide by the results of the .Demo cratic primary. F. A. GEMHiST. 1 hereby announce myself a-candi date for- the State Senate from -TatJ- rfns county ^and pledge myself to abide by the results of‘ the Demo cratic primary. SUiMORE G. BRAMLETT. FOR MAGISTRATE I hereby .nnounee myself .i « CM-,„ ^he d.mege » highly lo-' didau for re.«lecfion ae MagistraUl „ compared with 1934. Therei of Hunter Townah.p, at Mountville, I inb^t to the result of the Demo-, „„ serious, iro-| cratic primary. ntrvFPT -pairment of the nation’s food supply, ‘ ^ * I although higher prices for dairy and i FOR MAGISTRATE " - ' Tpoultry seem • probable. The depart-; - I fhereby announce mysetf as- a can-f^ent sttlt “holds to ‘ its estimate of didate for re-election as Magistrate j ^7 500,000,000 as this year’s farm \r\. . of Hunter Township at Clinton, and pointing out that there has been no serious impairment in the; pledge to abide by the result of the Democratic primary. J AS. L. BROWNING. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Magistrate of Hunter Town- |hlR at Clinton, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. C. H. McCRABY. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Magistrate of hunter Town ship at Clinton, subject to the rules area south of South Dakota and west! of the Mississippi, which was the re=^| gion hardest hit by the 1934 drought. [ The next social-economic drive of 1 the administration, which will become' vigorous if Mr^^ Roosevelt is re-el4ct-( ed, will be in the direction of build ing up cooperative enterprises. For niany years under this and pre vious administrations there have been and regulations of the Democratic i governmental efforts to encourage primary. A. B. BLAKELY. GAME WARDEN . I hereby announce myself as a 'Jr candidate'for Game Warden for Lau rens county, subject to the result ^ of the Democratic primary. •M. A. (GUS) CANNON I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of Game Warden of Laurens county and pledge myself to abide by the results of the D^ocratic primary. SIDNEY A. LEE. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1 hereby announce myaeftf as a can didate for the House of Representa tives from Lauiens Opuniy, subj^t to the result of the DelAocrptic pri- lUSTELL. ' L. A. A1 I hereby announce myseH la candi* HEALTH HINTS BY CITY HEALTH OFFICER , Whooping Cough Most mothers fear scarlet fever for their children. They fear diphtheria. fate for the House of RepreseoUtivet I to e disease like from Laurens County, subject, to the "hcopme tough they are only too apt to consider it only a minor dis ease and one that the child should acquire-early in life so as to “get over with it.” This is always a foolish The law specifically prohibiLs ad- |verti.^g allowance.s by nationallhati- producer cooperatives, some of them successful. Now the interest of Wash ington is centered upon consumer co operatives. Recent utterances by President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace have emphasized this angle of the cooperative movement. The president’s commission, which has gone to Europe to study cooper ative developments, consists of four enthusiasts on consumer cooperatives and two who are primarily interested in farm marketing cooperatives. New Marlieting Act Consideration of the Robinson- Patman marketing act, whose „full effects are hot yet predictable, sug gests that it was aimed particularly at the big chain store distributors, on the theory that they.compete unfairly with local merchants. The essence of. this new law* which has just gone into effect, is that no manufacturer or producer may grant special price reductions, discounts, bonuses, or commissions to a large purchaser which he does not also grant to a small distributor or retail- rules of the Democratic party. W. ELLWOCH) D«LLARD.| I hereby i^announce myseH a candi- fato for r»-el«titm to tb< House ofi ”’;,'J"; , Representatives^ from LAarens county 1 Nand ple<lge my.self to ibide by the! "hooping cough is commonest results of the Democratic primary. the younger children, about 80 ^ PHIL D. BUFF, i cases and more than , , “.j* “ 90 per cent of the deaths occuring in h^oby announce my.tolf a can;).- <,hii,ircn under five years of age. dale forV:ol«l.<m to tb. House of^ill, „,„re, „ fcpresentaljws from Laurens coun-^j|,,,,^„ fever.: ''■s™'"’! l« perknissible. But ty, and pled^ to abide by the result jj, highly desirable tocongres.s entrusted the com- of Ibe Denjocr^ic primary. ^ mission with this power, it. neglected SAMLEL J. HUNT. Th V ■through contact with the secretions from Uurens county an<^^^edge my'lofahe nose aud mouth, which may, wlf to abide by the r^urt^ of ^he from, coughing, sneezing, the^Kiard in icquiring all member banks Democratic primary. contaminated handkerchiefs, |to increase their re.serves on depo.sit A. HOMER MOORE. toys, cups, .or any agencies which im- with the federal re.serve Banks ufacturers to retail distributors which are not extended equally to The federal tra<le cor^mission is supposed to pass on all questions arising under- the Robinson-Patman act and to rule whether any allow- I hereby annoUnc^ .myself a candi date for the House of .^pwsentatiyes to appropriate any funds fdr the commissifin to use for this purpose. •Money Situation The action of the federal reserve I hereby announce m3 U-! ply clo.se contact. by date for the Hou.>-e of Representatives from l>aurens I'ounty, subject to the result <rf the Democratic primary. ROBERT C. WASSON. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Repfl&sentativCs ! fifty percent is reganled here as a Every child apparently is su.scep-! measure intended to prevent undue tl^e to whooping cough.though, for- credit inflation with its accompani- tunately, second attacks are rare. It ment of runaway prices, ts not'\plways easy to make a diag-[ Financial experts, however,' point nosis of ">^ooping cough. In fact, the| out that^the basic factors making for disease isVery_ communicable in the credit inflation still exist. Bank del from Laurens county, 'subject to the‘| <^rly. stage before the whoop devel- posits are growing at the rate /of result of the Demperatiq primary J. PAUL MAltAFFEY. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of ^ Representa tives from Laurens county and pledge to abide by the resTilt of th^ Demo cratic primary. " - 'll “■ A'f ops. One shouldv^lways be suspicious 1 about $3,000,000,000 a year and there of any spasmodicxCough, especially is no indication that government bor- ’at a time when wbqoping cough, is t rowing on a large scale will not con* prevalent. ^ |,tinue. The world’s supply of gold is ‘ The treatment of thik^ disease is 1 increasing at a sensational rate, while veh-y unsatisfactory. Many\cur,p-alls tlie government silver purchases are .. no - good.-^XMii^lHld-^teadily increarsing the mohey supply. Sihould be under the care qf the^-lpm* 1 All of the.se things point/ toward a JOHNJ). DAVIS. .X - * I b^rfbj ajinounce L!iVA dato tor ttw House of RVoLnt.^ ’’''P 1 jj jLi J- period of illness and to prevent *e lives from Laurens county nAd pledge i;w r! myself to abide by the results of the Democratic primary. ‘ ‘ * CHARLIE -k' MILAM, i The friends of J. D. WITHER 'SPOON hereby nominate hijjiy*t0r re- election tb "the House of K^«entii- tives from Laurens county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. FOR SOLICItM’^ ’**^ I hereby announce myself as a>can- dddate for Solicitor of UjMdH^E^iKli- eial Circuit, subject to of the Democratic primary^C^ ’ W. K. I hereby announce myself as a jkm- didate for Solicitor of the ^8th ju dicial Circuit, subject to the relult of the Democratic prirjij^rjr. rious Complications like pneumo If iut epidemic*4a prevalent yod can do much to protect »your child by 1 buildin^.up his physicaLresistance by "Ifiet. His daily diet ^ should in- pVoper chide at least one quart-of milk, an egg, fresh and cooked frutts,- vege- tAbles, and fortified Cod liver oil. There is a serious' resiionsibility .on the part of parents of children with whooping cough to see to it that the disease is iqot sfVegd to some other child. One child may have a mild case and,the next a severe one. Whooping cough patients need fresh air and, or dinarily, do not have to be kept in the house, but they must be kept away from other children. ■fhe simplest rule is: Call the doc- notify the board of health, and I v V — 'follow their directions implicitly 1 hereby announce myadf-a caidi-l au- date for Solicitor of tMf- Bigbth V dieial Circuit and agree t#*«i<bide !the I Child Life, was $3.00, now, $2.50 per results of the Democratic'primary. 2 yeaia $4.00; 5 months $1.00. B. V. CHAPMAN.’’ ' imwo CORONER 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election as Coroneri of Laurens County and pledce nw^elf to abide by the results of the Delno- cratic primary. . ^ J. A. THOICASON. COUNTY COMMiaflpKn r I Imreby announce ■swseli^ Adk data for County CclnihMI^mr' of iLnoreas county nnd piedfe mysHf to JAMES W. CALDWELL The Magazine Man .^11 kinds ^terest increases in the struggle bet^«^n the two national labor lead- ^s, k- Lewis 'and WilKscm Green, rOr cbntrol _pf the organized labor situaHpn. Mr, Lewis is regard ed here as BV far the abler of the two men; indeed he is looked upon as a man of grear^rsonal power of leadership and .abili^ to think fast and clearly. For the first time therPk^ seems to be a real possibility of a powerful new type of. Igbor prganizatioh^^ain- ing a foothold in America under Mr. Lewis’ leadership. His vertical unio plan would include all workers in in dustry from the most highly skilled to the absolutely unskilled in one big union, instead of the federation’s 'present syrtem of organizing work ers by crafts or trades. 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