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LEXINGTON DISPATCH-NEWS
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
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f^ublished Every Wednesday B7
f LEXINGTON-piSPATCH-NEWS
PUBLISHING CO.
SBC
Lexington, S. C.
G. M. HARMAN, Editor
8. J. LEAPHART, Business Manager
Entered at the Post Office at!
Lexington, S. C., as Mail Matter j
of the Second Class.
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WEDNESDAYf JULY 16, 1919. :
BETTER ROADS FOR
THE FORK
It seems that the good people of
the upper section of the Dutch Forkare
dissatisfied over the condition of
the public roads in that section and
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we don*t doubt thot they have a right
to be. For from what we learn the
road* in that section are in verv bad
wvxiuitiui: uul it'ai me auua i)tu- i
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pie of that community will make a
big mistake if they annex to Newjo..
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berry county. .Lexington is just asj
able to furnish good roads for these1
'people as Newberry and it can andj
will be done if they will only have
patience a little longer. Already
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Supervisor Corlev is planning to enter
into an agreement with .he State
Highway Commission to spend
000.00 on this road from the Newberry
line to Spring Hill and if it is found
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that this amount is not sufficient as
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much more as is necessary to give a
good road will be spent.
Therefore we again ask those people
not to act hastily but stay in the
old county of their birth and settle
their grievances at home. We consi
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<3er this part of the county one of thc
most fertile inhabited by our best
citizens and we want them to remain
with us and we will do our part to
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keep you. Has it ever occurred to
you fellow citizens that possibly New
berry wants the taxable property at
Parr Shoals worse than she does you? I
Consider all these things and think
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well before vou act.
COLUMBIA CRKAMI-:ii\ COMPANY
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plant liiat ? uiu.. < lis \v< !1 : o
proud of is the nubia Orcame?\v |
Co. on Lady St - < *. This plan*. has j
been designed to satisfy the artistic as s
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well as the coi.imorop.J demands of I
the public- and is r*-ally a Ufamif-.;l as j
well as useful addition to tin- city. |
The Columba Creamery was formed j
when the State board of health nass- *
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ed certain laws sa to guarding the
health of the soldiers nearby camps
The most radical of tmse la\vs v.-.-s
that no solder should use any hat nas
teurized milk.
Columbia and the surrounding coun
try can well be proud of this plant for
it supplies a need that has ? ec u present
for a long time and it will go o
long way towards supplying a source
of pure safe milk for Columbia and
also for furthering the dairying interests
of the State by supplying a
stable and certain market for their
nroduot.
Mr. Van Meter manager of ike
plant js a practical rnan( hnvjnu been
trained in one of largest and Ve-'t
milk plants in tin 4y of Philadelphia
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workmanship that:
most careful consic
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tudebaker cars have
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YASCO MILLER RETURNS
vrom l)ETT!OTT
T. Yasco Miller youngest son of
Sheriff Sim J. Miller arrived in Lexington
Sunday from Detroit^ Mich,
where he has been for sometime work
ing in the home office of Henry Ford
X* Son. Mr. Miller served in several
bapacities while with Mr. Ford hating
the object in view of familiarizing
himself with the various branches of
the automobile industry. He aLo
visited several of the large actories
across the Great Lakes on the Car.a-j
dian side. Mr. Miller will remain at j
home for sometime taking a much!
needed rest^ at the conclusion of j
which he will enter the automobile'
business.
Little Miss Xeta Lee Harman^ Miss
Eula May Hendrix and Master Edwar(l
Ilendrix have returned from the
Daptist Hospital in Columbia where
they were operated on for tonsilitis.
The operation was performed by Dr.
C. L Kibler and was entirely successful.
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! Mr. \V. A Kcndrix noe of our prosI
porous farmers on Hollow Creek,
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i Last week paid a visit to Mr. Shop S.
j Lindler at his homo at Elliot S. C.
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f brother-in-law while passing he did
! not forget the printer but paid for o
| year in advance. We are glad? his vis
f it wos pleasant indeed, found our
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tented. His wife and son Henry ac
I eompanied him on the trip of five
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! CORPL. J. SAM ME fZ
returned from irance.
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| . Corpl. J. Sain Metz of Irmo has:
[returned from Francei
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(and is now at home with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Metz of Irmo.!
Corpl. Metz spent six months in j
i France with the 4 0th. Div. Inf. A. E Fj
; Mr. Metz says he saw a lot but there
| is nop loee that suits him as well as
the old Dutch Fork in Lexington;
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YOVNG COWS FOR SALE.
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WIESEPAPE, Optometrist
1517 Mam Street, Columbia, S. C*
fixe candies q ? g^ jjaj. ccirpidy
We have the finest candies in Lex" 12:1 Broad Street
ingaon?fresh from the makers every) Jacksonville, Florida
day. It comes in different size pack- i? the owner of and is carrying on the Mail Orderases
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