The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 26, 1923, Page Page No. 4, Image 4
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The Horry Herald
CONWAY, S. C.
Entered at the Post Office at Conway, S. C.? as second class
Mail Matter.
H. H. WOODWARD, Editor.
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THURSDAY APRIL 26, 1923
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The work is the best when the soul is in it.
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The boll weevil has caused farmers to read more.
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An honest man needs no payup week to get him to settle what
he owes.
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Enabling others to do something for themselves is the best
kind of charity.
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Efforts count from day to day when they are the best that a
man has in him. \
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Disputes over nothing have often broken up gatherings oi
men who were thought to have better sense.
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The lumber industry will play out after a time. We must find
something equally as good, or even better, to take its place.
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One leaflet remarked the other day that the only ship that
comes to the man who waits is a receivership, and the leaflet
told the truth.
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A man does not always do the things which are for his own
good, and for the reason that he, does not know what would be
best for himself.
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More and more farmers are coming as members of the marketing
associations. It will get along fine so long as the management
is kept at the highest point of efficiency, and self interest
is not allowed to take root.
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Wildfire and blackfire are two diseases of tobaco which should
be studied by the growers. They should get all of the litera
ture that they can find on the subject and try to apply all of the
preventive measures that have been found to be helpful.
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y Every man should remember that the brain must be employed
as well as the other powers of the human [machine in order to
use the materials that were given us by the creator to work
with. Those materials are the same as all others must use.
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Revivals like that which Columbia had recently, as the result
of the efforts of Billy Sunday, are at least good while they last.
The greatest thing against them is that they hardly ever last.
The preaching is soon forgotten and citizens drop into the old
ways of acting.
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When the lumber plants leave is well illustrated in the Little
River section of Horry County. For some time the Beaufort
County lumber company has not been able to operate its plant
owing to the high cost of producing the lumber and getting away
from there to the markets. The result has been a stagnation of
business such as the people of the entire county experienced once
when cotton went down to five cents the pound.
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Last week saw the coming back of the strawberry industry in
this county. For a number of years the planting and shipping
of the strawberry amounted to very little of the work done by
*he faxmers of this section for the reason that they had quit
this work for other 'kinds of farming. Time was when the shipments
from this point amounted to so much that buyers came
every year from the big markets to buy the product; money was
advanced to the growers by some commission men to the extent
of thousands of dollars to aid the growers in producing and marketing
their berries. Nearly all of this stopped because it ap#
peared that the growers lost interest and turned their attention
to other things.
In the course of time the attention of the planters again began
to turn to the strawberry as one of the things they might plant
and make money. It takes time to get a strawberry field into
producing condition. While the interest was awakened again in
the strawberry, several years ago, yet there was no great increase
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the strawberry to come back. It had to be planted and tended
I *nd then have time to grow Itnd mature.
J This season it takes five thousand crates to hold the crop. Before
the cold period at Easter itxwas believed that the crop would
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be more than the five thousand <
cold had cut off- some of the tro
thousand crates which had been <
take care of the crop Raised.
One of the things which helpec
here as an item of consideration :
was the coming of the boll weevils
make cotton easily, and so long ;
lands might depend upon that a
ceived but little attention, and foi
ing of the berry constantly went c
the fields gave out and no more w
the plants lost. The coming of tl
vive in many places not only at
along the line of the railroad. Th
the strawberry fields again in fir
end with ereen plants, and the red
they are being gathered.
One result of the increase in th
of the Horry County Strawberry C
association. It is one that is func
vantage of the growers. It is m
berries. It has made arrangemc
the berries. This was neglected t
be attended to. An expert grader
?aged. Growers here will learn i
separated into commercial grade;
aids in selling will have been acc
It is expected that the berry
and expand. It will take in from
aave not been having any berries
oLIVING
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The small shop keeper does no1
the shop and the profits fail to c
the support of the family.
Wholesale houses are doing ba
credit to the small merchant like
sufficient to nut the wholesaler i
Too much credit is a bad thin
thinks he is doing- better than he
continous inventory and correct i
stands from month to month. I
more than he can pay. It has gc
fine clothes for the wife or the ki
THINGS THEY C
It is no unusual thing for the
than he can make. She spends it;
yond her station in life. She runj
his life is nothing but a torment
An6ther kind of spender in this
on having an automobile when hei
in the first place, and is not able
oline and oil.. After she gets it,
mortgaging the place where the
using it in order to keep it in trii
have it and not run it as it will
nothing, and they have the monej
This kind of thing has led mai
penury, in some cases it has resi
rid him of his peck of troubles br<
noar higher than he can afford to
There is a need of a better un
life and need for a determination
ifford such things. Where they
neans in this way it were better 1
GREAT LOS;
There is a great loss of time
>vho visit town too often and wa
while the crops on their farms ai
haps not even planted.
Almost any day you can see in
ing interested in the work on th(
| found to visit the town and thei
whole day lost, perhaps several
time ought to be put to honest w<
Time is money in raising croj
other'walks of life. Some of our
They lose their time in various w
IF BILIOUS,
TAKEJM
"Dodson's Liver Tone" Straij
Salivating, Dangerous Cal<
You?Don't Lose a Day's
You're bMioust Your liver is alugfieli!
You feel lazy, ditr.y and all
nocked out. Your head is dull, your
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sour and bowels constipated. But don't
take salivating calomel. It makes you
sick, you may lose a day's work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and
cramping.
If you want to enjoy the nicest,
gentlest'liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced just take a spoonful
of harmless I>od*on's Liver Tone tonight.
Your druggist or dealer sella
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urates would contain; after the (
p it was stated that the five 1
>rdered from the makers would
1 to bring the strawberry back
in the making of money crops,
So long as the farmers could I
as those who had fine tobacco '
s a money crop, the berry re- ]
a number of years, the grow- j
lown to less and less acreage as A
ere planted to take the place of ^
le weevil caused interest to reConway
but at other stations *
Le result is what we see today, }
le condition, filled from end to <
berries hanging in profusion as (
is crop is the organization here ]
Growers Association. It is a live 1
tioning for the benefit and ad- 1
taking it easy to handle the s
>nts for learning how to grade
before this time but it will now
1 from Clemson College was ennow
how the berries Should be <
s and thus one of the greatest 5
omplished.
industry will continue to grow
year to year, new growers who
. to ship before.
DO HIGH ;
: last long when he lives out of
ome up to the amount used for
i
id business when they extend 1
this. Enough of it would be !
nto bankruptcy. i
Lg for such a merchant. He.
really is. He does not keep a
accounting to tell him now he
t is never long before he owes
>ne into household expenses and
ids, and there you are.
ANT AFFORD
wife of a man to spend more
for fine clothes that are far be3
him constantly into debt until
to him.
; respect is the' wife who insists
r husband is not able to have ii
to maintain it and buy the gasperhaps
by going into debt or
home is located, she insists in
m saying that it will not do to
go to pieces standing up doing
r in it, now you know,
ly a man to bankruptcy and
llted in his suicide in order to
DUght on by a wife whose ideas
go.
derstanding of their station in
to save and in time be able to
undertake to live beyond their
that they had never married.
S OF TIME
on the part of some planters
it round the stores and streets
*e staying in the grass, or per
stances of this. Instead of bej
farm there is some excuse
re is the greater portion of a
days out of the week, and this
ork in the crops.
>s on the farm just as it is in
people do not seem to think so.
ays.
SICK!
)CAL0MEL
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'mens tuu up oeuer iii<tii
omel and Doesn't Upset
Work?Read Guarantee
you a bottle of Dodson's Liver Ton?
lor a few cent* under my personal
money-back guarantee that each sporaful
will clcan your sluggish liver betffr
than a dose of nasty calomel and that
it won't make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. You'll know it next morning
because you will wake up feeling
fine, your liver will be working, your
headache and dizziness gone, your stomach
will bo sweet and your bowels
regular. You will feel like working;
you'll be cheerful; full of vigor and
birbition.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless and can
not salivate. Give it to your children.
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SIGNERS TOR :
CHAUTAUQUA
Those who signed for the Radcliffe
Chautauqua to com? back again this
fear and give us a <ood time on May
J-3-4, are: M. G. lAnderson, D. A.
3pivey, W. B. King W. A. Freeman,
F. M. Lemmon, C /H. Snider, Dr. C.
EJedley, C. S. Deiti, Jno. E. Watson,
F. C. Spivey, Rev. M. W. Gordon, A.
E. Goldfinch, H. H Woodward, W. F.
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Aiexaiuier, o, i. ivijsnoe, o. jr. nawes,
\. T. Collins, McQueen Quattlebaum,
uid B. B. McWhite,
These men met ^'ith the advance
agent at the Peoples Bank on last
Wednesday evening and plans were
perfected for the holding of the chau;auqua.
Those present were enthusiastic
>ver the success of the occasion this
year and decided at once to have the
:>ig tent this time and invite the whole
>f Horry County to come and attend
the six entertainments that will be
?iven.
Committees were appointed to look
*fter the different phases of the work.
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FOR DRUNKENNESS
John Cox, Colored, was arrested on
the hill last Sunday night on account
:>f drunkenness, boisterous conduct,
and acting disorderly on the streets
of the town.
He was brought into the mayor's
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NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a meeting of the Stockholders of
Standard Cotton Warehouse Company,
a Corporation organized under
the laws of the State of South Carolina,
will be held at the office of J. I.
Allen, Jr., Attorney, Loris, S. C., at
10 o'clock A. M., May 19th, 1923, for
the purpose of passing upon Resplutions
to go into liquidation and wind
up its affairs and dissolve and attend
to and act upon such other matters as
may properly come before the meeting.
DAN W. HARDWICK,
N. E. HARDWICK,
Board of Directors.
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by Constitutional conditions.
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of an Ointment which gives Quick
Relief by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
and assists in ridding your System
of Catarrh.
Sold by druggists for over 40 Tears.
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