The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 08, 1920, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1920.
FAIR PLAY TO ALL
The editor of this paper lias his
own individual views on the question
of the free range and general stock
law as applied to this county by the
recent .act of the Legislature. No
matter how the editor may feel
about it, he intends to give both
sides a fair deal, first, last and all
of the time. Those who wish to express
their views in the subject lvave
been given space each week so far
as we could spare it, and the paper
is still open for that purpose. Argument,
however, is what is needed en
this subject as we have stated before.
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Many and many a time friendships
have been broken in this
world by nothing but misunderstanding.
It pays to understand.
Some people refuse to investigate
enough to obtain a full understanding.
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While it is important to watch
the tobacco patch very closely at
this soacon and be sure to nick the
leaves when they are just ripe
enough, and no more, and keep down
the suckers and the grass and the
"weeds, and keep the ]and stirred aa
it should be; it is also necessary to
look about the barn and get the
flues into good repair and the barn
as safe as possible against fire.
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The tobacco grower should remember
that it all does not depend upon
the size of the hills and the number
of leaves that he raises to each
stalk; but there is much in the way
the tobacco is gathered and cured in
the barn and made ready for the
market.
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Regardless of whether there is
truth in the theory of evolution as
expounded by noted writers, v/e
know that evolution is going on
from age to age. It is ,a great fact
that we all have to acknowledge
that everything human is tending up
ward and no man knows to what ex
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Ends have been accomplished In
ways that no man would have
thought possible. Never forget this
fact when tackling any problem.
If OUR TOBACCO BARNS; Tl
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MORE PORK
REGISTERED PIGS, ALL AC
Duroc-Jersey hogs have a tei
are easy-feeding animals, anc
than 50 years ago, and yet
try were "Duroc-Jerseys." 1
raising Duroc-Jerseys hogs.
H. C. CANNON,
Phone 90D
oonway, s. o.
COTTON BODY TO
FIGHT ILLITERACY
The executive committee of the
Scuth Carolina division of the Ameri
can Cotton association meeting
decided to thiow the full strength
of that organization into the fight
on illiteracy in this state. The pre
sidents and other officers of ttn v.*.rious
county blanches of t^e asso
ciation in the state were instructed
to at once lend their aid and take
the lead in the campaign to have
every peison between the ages of
14 and 100 taught to read and write
their name within the year.
TUp was b,,oi"rh bcfco
the committee by G. T. Toole, member
of the committee from the Sec
ond congressional district. Mi*. Too'e
is also president of the Aiken county
branch and state:! that the Aiken
county branch hud already enlisted
in the fight. He introduced the resolution
throwing the state division
into the campaign.
The proposition was very warmly
seconded by T. L. Manning, J. H.
Claffy, L. I. Guion, T. J. Kirven, J.
C. Rivers and other members of the
committee and it w.as unanimously
decided that the association would
join in the campaign at once.
Following is the resolution offered
by Mr. Toole and unanimously
.adopted by the executive committed: |
"Where,us, from the reading of
the report of the commissioner of
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education 01 me united States, we j
find, to our groat mortification and
regret, that / South Carolina stands |
46th or at the bottom of the list j
in education and
"Whereas, this has placed us in a
very bad light before the world, j
even putting us lower in intelligence
and education than Hawaii, and
"Whereas, that state of affairs has
heen caused to a great extent by
the negligence of the good citizens!
of our state in not taking up this j
matter earlier and arousing the |
citizenry of this state to out shame-i
ful predicament, therefore
"He it resolved, That, the executive
committee of the South Caro->
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IIS IS THE FIRST CHANGE
Mf TELLING YOU THI
NIT THE STEMS AT 180
iT A VERY LOW PREMIUI
LE CURING.
FRY TO OFFER YOU THIS I!
E BEFORE CURING, IF Al
SENT, WHO WILL BE GLAD
AILS TO TOO.
IT ON ALL BARNS LOST 0
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1ES. START YOUR HERD NOW
idency to put on great amount
1 raise large families. These
in 1918, 51 per cent of all the
Fhcy are uniformly red in colq
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Una division of the American Cotton
association hereby pledges its
cooperation in evry manner possible
with our state authorities ir
making a drive in the next few
weeks tc at least in part wipe oui
this condition of affairs.
"He it further resolved, That wc
call on the president and the count>
officers of every branch of the association
in South Carolina to lent
their aid and take the le.ad in the
campaign to have every person between
the ages of 14 and IOC write
their name with this year."
REPORT ON BWS
! AT TMPiT CYIHRITS
nil ilUrikHUiiM La* Ul>i tJt j I U
Report of Baby Exhibit held ir
Conway, Aynor and Wampee.
Babies weighed and mcasuio I
Conway, 30; Aynor, 28; Wampee, 18
Following came up to normal
Conway: Vivian F. Piatt, Jr; Johr
J. Woodward, Elwood Altman, Norwood
Forehand, Albert Morrell
Jotr.os H. Long, Aleen Lundy.
| Aynor: Leon Westbury, Herbert
Leon Martin, Ellie Dixon Lewis
! William T. (ir/xham, Robert Page
' Elanor Louise Muggins, Milma Ambrose,
Genevieve Johnson, Rogelef
j Dawsey, Trevys Dawsey, Mai*vir
Lewis, Delia May Page, G. I. Lewis
Jr., Konith Floyd.
Wampee: Robert C. Bell, Jec
Bell, Harry Livingston, Jack McGill
Claude Watson, Devon Bed, Jack
Watson, James Ellis, Virlie Bell
John W. Veieen.
Babies that were below normal will
be visited every two months by
County Nurse. Mothers advised and
assisted in bringing their children up
to standard weight and measuremivnf
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ANOTHER CORPORATION
TAX REPORT IS DUE
D. C. Heyward, Collector of Interr.il
Revenue stated yesterday that
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. HANSON, The Auctioneer,
213 No. Sixth St. >! >.
WILMINGTON, N. 0.
he desired to cull to the attention of
i all corporations, associations, joint
stock companies and insurance comi
panics the fact that the Revenue
> law required the filing of a'capital
; stock tax report with nis office during1
the month of July, 1920.
4 The tax in question is imposed for
uie privilege oi doing business for
the government fiscal year and the
I report due to be filed during the
5 present month covers the period end
ing June 30th, 1921.
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REPORTED STAND
GERMAN PREMIER
Paris. ? Konstantine Fehrenbach,
German chancellor, will insist at
the Spa conference to bo hold this
i week upon the maintenance of a j?
| Gorman army of 200,000 men, rcsti-j \
tution of territories now occupied
i by Allied troops and - deduction of
the cost of Allied occupation from
: the amount of reparations due, ac.
cording to a Rerun dispatch to the
: Petit Parisien. It is said he will opl
pose French and Polish claims to
- coal mines in Upper Silesia and
, will urge an internation loan.
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' "How did they happen to meet?"
"He ran over that poodle of which
i she was so fond."
1 "Did he replace it?" \
"Looks that way. He and she are
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