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The Barnwell People
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>LUME XLVIL
Llk^ a MTnb^r of
BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA, THUKSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1923
Largest County (irrulation.
NUMBER 7.
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COUNTY DIRECTORS*
* QUARTERLY REPORT
Great Poultry Exhibit
at. Tri-State Exhibition
COUNTY TREASURER’S !>
" ' . QUARTERLY REPORT
Claims approved and
County Board of Directors
ter ending Sept. 30, 1923:
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McQueen Quattlebaum ---
J. W. Sanders
R. X. Wooley -
paid by J. Staff Halford 41.67
for quai*- w * L * Baxley 8.33
J. B. Morris - 35.23
C. A. Hensley, M. D. 41.66
$417.80 e. M. Kirkland 94.66
.12.50 e. C. Matthews 17J4
-25.00 | j t w. Folk ----12.13
Plant Laid for 2,000 Birds at Largest Show in the
Southeast; Silver Trophy Will Be Awarded
for Brown Leghorns and Barred Rocks.
School Claims paid for the quarter
ending Sept. 30, 1923.
J. B. ARMSTRONG,
County Treasurer, i
J. A. Morris —
I. F. Still
C. S. Anderson
B. W. Peeples
E. B. Sanders 1
J. S. Blume
H. M. Bodiford
J. F. Rountree
J. M. Scott ..—.. .... .
J. B. Armstrong
C. M. Main
L. Cohen
W. H. Manning
Miss Elms Cave
J. S. Still --->
C. A. Hensley. M. D..
E. M. Kirkland
Horace J. Croach ....
G. BoyUton ••••••
K Sanders .... ...
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.88.42
C. M. Turner
John K. Snelling
J. S. Still .... :
C. K. Sanders
C. W. Mitchell
A. J. OWens
Mrs. Lou Emma Creech
The Best Pharmacy
T. J. Attaway
Farmers Union Mercantile Co..
W. B. Parker -
Rescue Orphanage
City Ice and Coal Co. ...
C. F. Mo lair .... .... ......
Lemon Brothers .... .... ...
Jas. M. Caldwell, Trees. .....
Henry Mart tog .... .... ....
S. H. Rush ...
E. D. Peacock
CHEerd Rohinsoa .... .... .
W. T. Riley
N. F. Senders .... .... ....
W. D Harley Motor On.......
a T. Boyle ton .... .... ....
CL D Morris .... .... .......
K B Care oil .... .... .....
She Mass Dicks .... ...» .....
W F Dnnrna .... .... ....,
A M Sandses .... .... ,...i
The Mew Sontinot ^(k Ca .»
Baylese OMlas K^nipnwsM Ca
K L Bennsnn .... .... .....
JnMfk HhIbv »••. ...
rg^sE ^apkea .... ....
7 J W —Soae4 .... .... ...
State Megkwng IwenrenMqt
J, M Md| .... .... .....
K CS Baian .... .... .... ...
Ateasgtnn Bwm and Ba ......
CnsaBaa Deng On .... ..,»,
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J A Morrw ....
District No. 2—Seven Pines.
J. P. Harley __$10.81
W. B. Seay 18.25
i'hvananh' has realized the import*
ant e of the Turper County Plan of the
dairy cow, hog and chicken and since
the late Geo. H. Betts, originator of
this idea, was in Savannah several
mouths ago, when he spoke before a
large gathering of the Savannah
Boardof Trade, much interest has been
manifested in poultry raising. The
Chktham County Poultry and Pigeon
▲saoclation will have full management
of the poultry show at the Savannah
Tri-State Exposition, October 27 • No
vember I, and this body has been glv-
•n exclusive use of the Johnson build
ing to display the birds. Judge A.
B. Moore, president of the poultry aad
pigeon aaeoclatioa. who is a recognised
poultry fancier la Southeast Georgia,
has made preparations to
membership to S.SOO
thereby eetabitsk s large
for the
will m« he IlmMod to to-
eal (that m. this seat tout
wee mt this letters
Isa a hat the getaila M the
have heea somiag ta regularly
N af IBs
states. The cup will be awarded with
out any other restrictions. There U
keen interest in these varieties, end It
is believed that more birds will be
entered from these breeds than was ex
hibited in the whole show last year.
Co-operation of many poultry clubi
has been assured and the Ueorglt
Red Club has already Indicated that
more than three hundred birds from
that association will be shipped to 8a
vannah, October 27. O. C. Smith, sec
retary of the club, has pledged the
support of his body. F. L. Cax. ©I
Jonesboro, la a recent letter, said that
he will send a large portion of hb
flock to Savannah also Notwtth
standing this encouragement from
breeders outside of Savannah. the
Chatham County Poultry aad Ptgeor
Aaeoclatioa Is strata lag ovary effor
to eater a larger a ember «
wfll he Bbcelf < from other
$29.06
District No. 10.—-Healing Springs
Bertha Walace .... $35.00
District No. 11.—Four Mile.
L. E. Bush $100.00
L. E. Bush 17.00
$117.00
District Na. 12.—Dunbarton.
H. H. King 1 9140.00
Alxenia Green ......20.00
H. H. King 140.00
H. H. King 141A5
Building Fund, Elko Colored
School .... ...520.00
Sale of old school building, Long
Branch 60.00
$2,534.05
TREASURER’S REPORT
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Efforts are being amde to have an
tteuai judgae at Oavaaoah to pans
•pee the hirda AX a Into meet tag af
the Che i hem A see cle I toe plane wesa
dtscaaseg lap engaging Marry Btooa
Bed CTgh gf Osargm rMa T V butts seersisr> ag the ftattaaal Pipeua Anna
a aOtar cap la Urn pagsarv '■s«ciaa. la seta at the wiaaere la the
hath af eUM j aad toacy plaaua 4*purt meat Other paaltry aa
i • he bee the hass display af psris are amfsr saaMhdsraxiaa. aad B
| Lugheree aad Barvag Bashs ax, Is game pruhahla that lhay wdH came
the TV| Psase Bapaamina This mahae ! la Bavaaaah aa the Tvt mate Rapeat !
s«tQset whet msereex m he mg tehea m ttaa mdhrwa m the nnhe af asearal I
the paumry sham aad eawasaSr Ha law la we H thm asrvisa this pear, gtatng L
php am da mash la araase thn msec aa gdharvaaa, ta gax amay aaMhmara [
eafl af chasnaa fee*mo m the ihsen fhem these laws aad alas Hedr ludpaa I (
.924.00
District Na II—BUckttUeL
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H N. Hackle
8 J. Rten
I B J. Ksddtek ~ ~
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IK J. Rma ....
H H Keeree .
IB J. Beddlsk
I H M Kearas
100 AO
107 A0
..1800
..7800
11800
.20841
1204
. .8180
MU AS
Of Fines and Miscellaneous Collec
tions for the quarter fading Sept.
30th, 1921. v
Miscellaneous Collections for County.
Gasoline tax far Jane .... $477AJ
Rent from Sou. Bell Tel. Co.Is
Court House booth. Jane __1.07
Overcharges on freight paid ...835
Automobile fund, quarter
iiig June 30 ....
Gasoline tax for July ....
Sale of aao
ff**V ..1800
Refund ea freight rl
Gasoline tax for
Federal aid far
t*an ..1.
Rem from tea. BeBTaL Ca*s
Court Ht
Fadasa
Uaa .... .... .... 8
601A4
131
Purebred Dairy and Beef
Cattle for Livestock Show
Tri-SUU Lapooxtion L*pecU 200 Head
ol CaltU Thio Yobf; Dmiry Club Work
Dotnf Much to Riuoe the CiittU
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Halrlrl Mm 40 -
Mrs. Ls^a MrCreoi
Mru Ls8a MsCreui
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(Wfo HaaOspa wish aasae af thaim the eataw twaavry there are I 1
sag heal harda af dairy amd I x880rea aaaaMsg m dairy <am ws
swa wiM arvvee m aavaaaaBJ^dH a Hqpa atsmher af these wuj
OsPeaer 27, la easer thew aaimaXa M fiem Oeargm N fes emhaaieg thm the
•hm mam bar ship reprs—ats
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City lea aad Coal Ca. .....
Mrs. Lea Eauaa Craach
Jlr-rue Orphanage ........
C • Hoffman .... .... ...
C. Diamond .... .... ...
C. H. Silbum .... .... ...
R. L. Bronson .... .... ....
The Barnwell People
J. B. Morris ....
J. D. White
.Jerry Johnson .... ..— —
O. D. 1 Hammond
J. L. Buist
Williston Hardware Co.
S. V..Brown
J. B. Morris
J. W. Cook —1
H. M. Hair .-xX
W. Heyward Alderman
W. P. Sanders
B. Mazursky —
R. M. Kearse —
CLEi Garter
New Sentinel Publishing Co.
j, J. Staff Halford
Q. A. Kennedy
E. G. Hay —
E. G. Sandere —*.
S. H. Rush — .
Whit Scott —
A. Porter
Mamiq, Smalls
Charlie Williams
Filmyre Simms —. .
Arthur Odom .... ..... —
Gadsden William* .
John Hogg .... ....
W. A. R<m*
Tails rand Jeter .... t ' a - ..
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Faaass Gs
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. .51.00
..14 00 j
...4.22
..21.00
...32.75
...19.58
... 8.80
... 7.00
... 7.00
...29.35
..23.62
...12.50
...29.40
...17.35
... 3.00
..15.00
...29.15
16.55
29.15
12.50
19.75
...41.67
...12.00
.26.00
—12.00
...29.00
... 6.00
... 7.00
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W H Winning . 7T.
L J Henry
M. T. Durham .... ....
W. H. Manning
W L. Bates
J. B. Armstrong .... .... ....
J. B. Morris .... .... .......
Henry Hartxog .... ...
B. F. Hill
W. P. Sanders
J. B. Armstrong ...
W. H .Manning
C. M. Turner .... .
C. K. Sanders
J. B. Morris
C. A. Hensley, M. D.
W. L. Baxley
E. M. Kirkland .
E. C. Matthews ....^— ....
JL L. Bronson
Horace J. Crouch ...
J. Staff Halford
j:s. Still
J. W. Folk
W. D. Harley Motor Co.
S. A. Hair
W. W. Hiers
D. C. Birt
C. ,W. Dunbar
G. TT^Boylston
L. P. BuBose
R. M. Gribbin
C. H. Simmons ...
Walker, Evans and Coggswell
Co --
D. K. Briggs. M D. -
N. F. Sanders
Standard Oil Co. ...
G D. Mams .... .... •
CliBssg ishtssa .—
Jeaeph Batbry •»». «... •
Jaa M GeuAeu
191
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.81.48
.37.15
.12.00
430.50
.11.77
aamme effort* ta try
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.64.86
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259.75
.87,13
.41.66
.. 8.33
.95.26
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..41.66
.150.00
.9.53
.34.10
^ 1.50
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.. 1.60
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> the bee ssarh oshiaama ef the , uetlby m
• Pule RapauStma The eatruaie wM tVi-* *uu
aaass fvum a wtOa rmaga. amay af them The faua
ampaasmg the Otstaacaa tra*u4e4 last tag to peagnen high grm4a milk aad
*« pea# hp Ha sahllbaes wha sam* frum • evugm ** well as hutter aad cksda*.
tad tea* laws aad Reatarky The Uvw j from scrub rattle, has hecame recug
j stock sheOa will ha fUtad H capacity sited by the average farmer aad the
1 with amay heads af cattle this yeev dairy clah work has registered Its bid
the state of Osargm, elan | feet he a# fit ta proving Urn profit la
Dairy dab work among the bays ta ^hlag mors pure bred cattle and
aa wall aa among the f**er of the ordinary strains
farmers has done much ta Increase the With scores of exhibitors who
tatorest taken to raise bettor milch
aad beef cattle. Many ftae herds of
purebred stock have been built up
In this district. The success that hat
come from thls'has given the owners
much encouragement and not a few
have made reservations for their stock
at the Tri-State Exposition this year.
Older breeds will find much competi
tion because of this condition, this
season.
Dlsgrtn Mm 45
MeMm Johomhm ...
Melbm J shank >a ...
Melius Jehaahta ...
J. D. Rahman .... .
Ihsmaad.
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Th'? Department of Agriculture of
Georgia has also done much to as
sist the farmers in raising the stand-
nxd of their cattle. It Is known that
brought their herds to Savannah last
year, aad the many newcomers, the
Tri State Exposition will have this de
partment on a parity with the largest.
To give those who have traveled
through this section stopping at all
the large fairs ah opportunity to get
their entry papers In at the last min
ute, the closing date for the livestock
department has been placed at Oc
tober 25. The premium list will be
approximately $4,500, the same
amount as last year. Preparations are
already being made to house 200 head
of cattle.
G. Hay ...
W. C. Reed
W. C. Reed
W> C. Reed
W C. Reed
|oa a*
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toaao
..leeae
log AO
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$444AO
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.79080
. 50.00
440.00
495.00
J. B ABM STROM',
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COLD BBATMI
Lewwat Tempeeetaeen
Ateteg far
8*© „
1913
.168 32
--3850
. .56.00
G. D. Morris 121.13
J. B. Armstrong t,-_2,362,r>0
Mir.s Elrna CaVex,--- 18.18
R. t. Bronson 33.60
J. M. Scott ^ —28.16
J. S. Blume L 29.92
W. D. Peeples - 14.50
H. M. Bodiford 12.50
R. L. Wooley -25.C0
J. A. Morris —12.50
C. S. Anderson —..14.58
W. P. Sandem 29 15
B. W. Peeples 12.60
L. F. Still 25 00
Loo Emma Creech
C. F. Mo lair
^! Jaa. M. Caldwell, Treaa.
LeaNMi Brothers .... ..
M 04 • Beerwe Dr|ihaaoge ...»
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PRISONER IS NUISANCE
McLeod Paroles Barnwell
"\£ounty Convict.
Columbia, Oct. ld.-*~Gpvernor Mc
Leod tonight paroled IneTl Johnson,
of Barnwell County, because he was
a nuisance and^was not wanted on the*
county chain gang. The petition
came from the county authorities who
said that the prisoner had had a
stroke and was helpless and a care
to the authorities. He was eent up
for twelve years in 1915. r
❖❖❖♦> ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Wm. E. McNAB >
• . $1,807SO
County Board of Education.
Thelma Brooker .... ....$25.00
W. H. Coleman .... 20.00
The New Sentinel Pub. Co. 18.75
The Barnwell People 27.25
M. B. Self 250.00
$341.09
J. B. Armstrong,
County Treasurer.
Collections for School Account
Fine for failing to pay dog tax^
Jim Creech, Big Fork School. $2.50
Montgomery Walker, Williston
School 2.50
Silas Brown, Barnwell School—2.50
Squire Holman, Barnwell School 5.00
Dawson Cave, Barnwell School ..2.50
Mose Odom, Barnwell School^i.2.50
Wash Gray, Barnwell School —2.50
Sam Washington, Reedy Branch
School ;— ->-2,50
James Wright, Oak Grove School 2.50
1, G. Moody, Barnwell School 2-50
Wyatt Gray, Barnwell School ..2.50
Robt Taylor, Long Branch
School -
M. A. Hoover, Big Fork School -834
tMm Walter. B« Fork School .8*0
dll ii, Stellite fck44l 158
tor»
terlag tho
tho Iwwoot temporoturw Haro tho H*
■torkabfy cold poriod ml December.
1517. and January. 1413 - aaid W. f!
Houoeal. tho Dutch Weather Prophet,
yesterday. “We are . ntenng the 3$
year period of meterological nndi
lions when the weather pendulum be-
gina to awing bark tho other way la
a very decided manner. It happens
now that the pendulum ia swinging
back to conditions similar to those
of the ’80s, when this section experi
enced its first daytime blixxard which
the generation at that time had yeen
and the “oldest inhabitant” remem
bered that had occurred in previous
winters. I n December, 1884, the
Dutch Pfophet saw a field of oats turn
black from the effects of the blizzard
one afternoon—perfectly green at 2
o’clock and as black 18- one’s hat
within two hours. The word blizzard
was not in use in this section before
that date.
“Along with the cold win'er this
year will come five snows south and
east of the Blue Ridge. One of these
snows at least has the promise of
being of heavy precipitation and'wide
extent, and the latter condition, it is
.expected, will take in Columbia. I
give a large clientele of young folk
that abundant promise. ^
“Another condition of the winter
will be no lack of rain. Precipitation
will be at least normal with the
promise of exceeding that limit with
the inclusion of spring weather in
the category. , •
“Indications at this date show frost
of severe form to moke it tho kilting
variety along between November 3
aad li.”—Tte State.
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