The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 08, 1916, Image 4
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PAGE FOUR
The Frees and Standard
• ’ ^ Walterboro, S. C
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD
Wednesday, March 8, 1916.
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What About Firt Protection?
There is great need Just now for y
thinking a bit about lire protect!^ Quoting always
■ B aa'i
la Walterboro. Certainly the city
will- not be content to retain only the
meagre Are fighting equipment it
now has, whep^the new water works
system is rainpleted? Of what use
will the /Water t*f. if there la not
enough equipment to utilise it in
extinguishing a fire? Some atten
tion should be given this Important
matter at once, and also to organiz
ing a fl re department.
Trustees, Attention!
The Press and Standard is please,j
at the interest h*in K taken in the
matter of securing a teacher of agri
culture in the schools of th** county
The Recommend;'(♦ Ion. the .rran.l
Jury. .;>?’<! the endor iro’Tli of tJ
eon**’ . • . •• „f 4 |if|, ,
^ are sytfpng. tfrRumcn.ts to iofitienc®'
the ; cjii.h,.;' of 11" i r.n'l •• t
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school
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will net m*. very f.ir\ If .(‘o'llctr),
County is Yo prorfU liv thi.;. l.-t t'
t nisi ft c r t V y, f, \> sV.oih; bu *••
and nijkc the
■tlon.c. Whit say ymi\genthmien't
ter of one of the leading dal!let. we
mode thia statement recently, and
rnther upbraided him for not taking
citppiBga more frequently from the
papers of the lower tier of counties,
pert of the lower tier of counties,
rather than from the papers of the
Piedmont and n^per tier of counties.
His reply was that he .could find lip
tie to clip from the papers la this
lower tier of counties. He remarked
that he had only a.day or so pre
vious tried to find something in some
^f the papers to use, and mentioned
a well known lower county pape.*,
and stated that he had searched
through it for a clipping, bat could
not get a thing from It, had the rea
son was there was nothing in It
Fellow editors of the* low country.
Is It true, that we are sending out
papers each week with nothing la
them? If so, where Is the bjame?
Nearly every paper now has a lino
type and equipmeit to handle news,
and the news Is there. Then. there
are booster articles to be written.
Let ns get together and try our
hands at boosting a bit. Let the out
side world know what we are doing
and how much the lower tier of
cytmties is improrving. Let us do.
as the Piedmont papers do. They
never .mention any section of the
si^te but their section, and. they are
quoting always from th/ir papers
and telling of the big things being
done up there. Then let ms quit.
Then let
quoting only from these papers and
advertising their resources so ns'to
make our young menj go there for
their homes. WhaV <«y you Beau-
pri
fort Gazette. Bamberg Herald. Barn
well Sentinel and People, Orange
burg papers, Georgetown .papers,
orchester Eagle. Hampton Guar-,
dlan, Jasper Herald. News and Cour
ier. Charleston Evening Post and
other Charleston papers, 'and other
papers in the low country? Could
we not get together somewhere and
organize a prejis booster'club to pnt
the low country on the map?' Think
o^'this and let u<? act.'
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.✓ The c. , thjny to. a .• ••er if*
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Ruffin, March • fi.—The farmers
around here are trying to make
ready for their this year's crop, bat
are very much disconrnged over the
constant cold weathei, v
Mrs. P. M. Yarn, who .has been
confined to her room about two'
weeks with a serious case of grip
and malaria, la up again.
. MY. ; and Mrs. P. M/ Yarn, and
little son. Park, visited their daugh
ter, Ur*I Yarn, who la attending the
Carlisle School af Bamberg, Feb.
17. They made the trip, in Mr.
Yarn's car. V
J Mrs. X O. Griffin, of Drs." Creek,
returned h£me yesterday afternoon^
after spending the week-end with
her daughter,. Mgs. P. M«.Varn.
P. M. YarfrSeft Thuriday again
for his work in Florida. He went
via ' Augusta. s Macon. . Valdosta*
Gainesville, Ocala, and' Lakeland,
stopping along at these points for
the interest of his firm. He reach
ed his . headquarters, Punta' Gorda.
on-Tuesday nitfht. Fob. 29. Mr.
Yarn says it takes some nerve to
take this lonely trip by one’s self
through the country.
HAVE YOU BEEN SICK?
Then-you realise the utter weakn^s
that robs ambition, destroys appetite,
and makes work a burden.
To restore that strength and stamina that
is so
itial.
has ever equaled
nothing ha
or compered with Scdlt's Emulsion, be
cause its strength-sustaining nourish
ment invigorates the blood $° distribute
energy throughout the body while its tonk
value sharpens the appetite and restores
health in n natural, permanent way.
If yon are ran down, tired, nervous,
overworked or lack strength, set Scott’s
Emulsion to-df y. It is free frdh alrohoL-
Scott * Bowse, Bloomfield, N. J.
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paptfis esideiitljVXt'f j that cxcJhanK-
ibg v, ith a in,-iv aticr
•oul.l J M . beneath their dignity,*.- • i
ng a'cori«e,juence son^. few of them
not .tome to the table of Th,
/I'n-fift and Standard. IAnfbng'they ,
may be. mentioned The Greenvule
News and the Spartanburg Herald.
These are the onfiy-dally newspapers^,
In this statt> not now coming'as ex
chasten to The Press and Standard.^ 8 ' C '
We have heard of-a change in “the
staff of The Green\ilie News, but do
-not know If it Is authentic, but from
what we set} in other newapispoi*.
Editor Georg^Jirnnson lias resigned
;,n d h a» Rone to New York to accept
a position with un advertising^ con-
.«ern, and the qity editor, Mr. He
rietix. has 4 succeeded him as editor
*. of The News. George Ilrunson will
be ntlsset!: hut he,has a worthy suv-
'■t^-or in Derleux. who is one of the
livest newspaper men in the sti>t
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the best year round-layers, fine sit-
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