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In pursuance of an order made by
the County Board of Education for
Horry County on the 24th day of
July, 1920, the undersigned TrusVn
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an election at Horry (Huck's Stored
on the 12th day of August, 1920.
upon the question of levying a
Special School Tax of 22 mills un^n
the taxable property of said District
No. 4$ (for building purposes).
Dated July 24th, 1920. .
H. L. Richardson,
W. J. Ward,
E. C. Smith,
Board of Trustees, School
District No. 48.
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JUNE DAIRY HONORS
WON BY CATTLE ,
Clemson College Nineteen Guern (
j seys, thirteen Holsteins* and one
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honor roll for June, the highest J
honor going to a Holstein, Beaver !
Dam Tievada Alcartra, owned by
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her production being 1792 pounds
: of mP?* and 61.7 rounds of butter1
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i Jordan, # for 1783 pounds of milk :
and 53.4 pounds of butter-fat.
T^ird place went to Lena of Broad
hurst, owned by J. M. Ervin, Darlington,
for 1059 pounds of milk
and 53.4 poundso of butter-fat.
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have made the required 40 pounds
or more of butter-Fat.
Holsteins: J. K. Mayfield, Denmark,
2; J5. A. Baxley, Blackville,
5; H. D. JordJan, Ridge Spring, 4;
St. J. A. Lawton, Charleston, ?.
Guernseys: J. L. Mcintosh, Doves
ville, 7; R. A. Smith, Lynchburg,
1; R. M. Cbooer, Wisacky, 4; J.
M. Ervin, Darlington, 1'; C. S. MeCall,
Bennettsville, !; A. M. McKeown,
Cornwell, 1; J. W. Weir,
Corn well, 1; Ware Shoals D4fg. Co..,
3Jerseys:
South Carolina Experiment
Station. Clemson College,
DIES IN PENNSYLVANIA.
News came here by letter last
week of the death of Mrs. M. Ericksen
of Russell, Pennsylvania, on
Friday, July 23rd. She was eighty
years of age and is survived by her
husband and a large number of
children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren,
also one "brother, Mr.
le Andersen of Conway.
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