The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 08, 1922, Image 6
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town. Then why reeh
Last year the boll weevil :
blow such as they never felt bel
beginning to read and study. It
to curb this pest, as well as read a
J will have from time to time durn
as general local news. How ca
the money to pay for it with ? Ax
of the same price. The Herald
been doing and will make it bette
soon to raise the price again to $,'
but until further notice send in tl
year, as it used to do.
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one and a half. Send the mo
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!d fifty cS
Kt present, and until furtl
sold at the low price of One Dollar
able to hold this otter open long,
ihs. The Herald is worth $2.00 |
is the equal of any we know.
ounty paper is -$2.00 in Mullins, B
ice the price of the Herald?
The Reasons Wh
struck the farmers of this county a This is the year w
ore. The farmers o f Hon- y are j| ten, on account of the i
is important that they learn how year of the beginning o
!1 the other things that the Herald as oi cotton. 1 he farr
ig the year about farming as well | how to use it or else th
n they pay for the paper without puce of what they huv
Hi r . ,i i r, the cost ol production,
c asses, oi course, yet the bene it i 1
. know what is best for tl
will print the paper just as it has - . r , , .
1 ls a niedium through wl
r and better. We may be forced by what ,o do> The
2.00 in ordei to continue to do it, plans that tended to ai
lie $1.50 and it will pay for one now of selling the pap
its readers the advantat
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It may not be open longer i
:~er year. As compared to 1
clarion, Dillon and George- I
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hen tobacco is being planted instead of cot- |
avages of the boll weevil. This is also the I
f co-operative marketing of tobacco, as well |
ners must learn the co-operative method and a
e overproduction of tobacco will reduce the S3
'e to sell to a point that will be lower than 3
How can the farmers and other people B
nem to do under these conditions unless there B
Mch they can learn the facts and know there- H
Herald is the paper that has stood for all 8
d the farmer, and it will stand the loss just 5
>er for less than it is worth in order to give 9
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Herald I
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tor, Conway, S. C. |
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