The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 09, 1917, Image 2
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To Whom It May Coni
Have the cit
member? Then, lest ot
this county faced but a
necessary thing, for sin
superfluous. The term
its destruction. And,
affairs, unless there be
and disappointment.
The crisis pa
have lived closer to Goc
Thrift, energy, econom;
thoroughly exercised th
and proves the value of
uniting forces in a spiri
But now, in
bearings. Times are i
least, not unreasonably
conditions under which
bor-favored section nex
normal but will be actu
very much higher than
Demand and supply wil
an insufficient supply, t
war indicate a belief on
even into sight. Weni
by one hand, the consul
to be a saviour for the c
But back to
tions while the present
which we have recently
principle of giving the 1
pie of this community,
now is in disguise, due
time is near at hand wl
woe will be for those w
been spent in thoughtle
will buck and balk befo
Our first dut
with us the clean balam
predated by demonstra
been thoroughly honest
marked off. This is tl
ones, who, by reason of
records, should do theii
by the prospects for th<
Curtail the c
shake off the "lien sysb
information on this poir
regular customers. Yc
Bank and lay up a reas<
tion?go a part of your
last half. Join others
It is the beginning of b
You'll find tl
help and ready to do its
quaintances. Its resoun
who are its friends.
These are its
Gourdin, J F McFadder
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A Public
:ERN:
izens of Williamsburg forgott
;hers forget, let's remind ours
season ago. To recall a sir
lply upon a casual reference h
, "Mene, tekel, upharsin," pi
like the handwriting on the v
recognized the relationship oi
ssed; the consequences follow
1 than is the usual custom. ]
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y, perseverance, aeiermmauo
an ever before. The bountif
harmonizing human effort w
t of cooperative power. The
the midst of apparent plenty
abnormal?things are more sc
so. They seem high, but it's ]
our present crop was made to
t year, and if present prices f
ally necessary in order to sho
they are at present. Govern
1 be the leavening influence.
>ased upon the continuation o:
i its part that at least anothe]
3ed not misunderstand the Fc
ner by the other?the specuk
lountry, a blessing to farmers
the point. If we fail to mak<
opportunity lasts, we'll soon
passed. Some may questio:
benefit of the doubt to the de
Soon we shall realize that r
tn the circumstances under
len the true value of the pre
hose recognition comes after
ss or luxurious living Cheai
re the rising cost of higher lb
y is to clear the ledger of the
ce sheet?a receipt in full. \
ting to our creditors that at h
. We should look up the ok
ie way to get on a sure found
local hailstorms or excessive
best and then start anew, er
i future.
redit system, but lay plans tc
em." Get on an 8% per annu
it, see the Bank of Williamsb
?ur prosperous neighbor is pro
enable supply for the winter j
way on your own resources a
who have already caught the
etter times for them: Tikewis<
le Bank of Williamsburg libei
; part. It appreciates the loy
:es, already large, are increas
; officers: C W Stoll, F Rhem,
1 and
Yours tru
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Letter.
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/en: uan even une ue iuuuu
;elves of that awful picture
lgle detail of that scene wou
tangs the dreadful painting,
irased no plainer truth than
rail, it demonstrated the facl
f a co-partnership with God,
ed, and now a new era hj
ftis principles of business hav
n, faith, hope, prayer?thes
ul harvest which we are real
ith the great natural law,
moral is, we are our brother
and prosperity, it becomes a
). Present prices of produce
by reason of a false basis of <
ive already vanished. Thi
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jrevau next seasun, wicy v
w a profit to the producer. !
ment control will not seek to
Demand is increasing, and
f war, and the government'!
r harvest will be reaped b<
>od Control law. It seeks to
itor will get the toe, that's a
!
e a proper adjustment of ne\
face a crisis even worse 1
n this statement, but thos
ed will remain the happy an
nonev alone is cheap. Thai
which the equivalent was
sent dollar will be thorough!
the proceeds of the present 1
?
p IllUIlcy Will icaunj li^uiuai'
ring.
old debits against us. We
Ve should show God that His
leart, according: to our ability
1, long outstanding accoun
ation for future success. 1
rains are still unable to sw<
icouraged by the prosperity c
> use it judiciously when neei
m basis and pay cash as you
ur? or talk it over with som
bably one of them. Start an
md early spring. Cooperate
nd the Bank will gladly cai
idea and who a re opening ne
3, let it be for you.
ral, accommodating, strongs
alty of its old customers and
ing by bounds. It takes care
W V Strong, Dr I N Boyd,
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C W BOSWI
C J THOMPf
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who does no: reof
disaster which
Id be to do an unWords
would be
did that storm by
t that in business
the end is failure
is set in. People
e been employed.
ie have been more
_ il- - li.
ping is tne result,
and the effect of
's keeper,
duty to take new
: are not high?at
comparison. The
s will not be a !avill
not only seem
Foodstuffs will be
keep them down,
calculations show
s preparations for
cfore peace comes
take the producer
11. It will prove
v economic condi;han
that through
ie who act on tne
d prosperous peot
which is flowing
produced, but the
y recognized, and
larvest shall have
e old debts, but it
should take home
i blessings are apr,
we have always
its and have them
rhe less fortunate
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ticau wiu
)f others, inspired
ded. Prepare to
go. If you lack
e one of its many
account with this
with this institury
you across the
w accounts daily.
ind ever willing to
welcomes new acof
its customers,
W I Nexsen, P G
SLL,
SON.
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