The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 14, 1922, Image 3
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They are
GOOD! 1U
SOUTH CAROLINA
HAS GOOD SHOWING
VIRGINIA ANI) NORTH CAROLINA
m TOBACCO GROWERS ORGANIZE
?ASSOCIATION LOCALS.
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First advance payments to members
of the Tobacco Growers Cooperative
Association in South Carolina
on nine markets for the first nine delivery
days this year, averaged more '
than the total receipts of growers ;
under the auction system, for the
cama nt>ri.-?il l.-ist vpar. nceordintr to
figures just compiled by the South
Carolina offices of the 'Association.
At Bamberg and Hartsville member
growers averaged two cents a pound
more in advance than the averaged
paidby the "auction" system in 1921. J
In the face of these figures and the fact
that the Association lias increased its (
advance payments to South Carolina
members and is urging them to make
early delieveries in order to hasten 1
the second payment, only growers
with short memories find any reason
to cling to the out-of-date "auction" ]
system. That many of them still re
member 1921 is shown by the way '
now contracts are being signed in the '
Palmetto state.
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ties have perfected local organizations |
in school districts or townships and '
the five hundred locals are holding '
regular meetings at which problems 1
of the member growers are discussed '
and plans made for holding the As- 1
sociation with a united front in its
. fight against the old auction system.
Growers in four-counties in West- '
em North Carolina have requested
assistance from headquarters in perfecting
some 200 local community or-!
ganizations on the eve of the opening
of warehouses in this territory.1
In response to this call the Associa-1
tion has sent L. E. Rogers of Vir- \
ginia, R. J. Works of Kentucky, and ;
Field Representatives L. V. Morrell,!
J. B. Farley and H. H. Lawly of
North Carolina to cooperate with the ]
growers under the leadership of Di- ]
rector J. W. King and J. B. Swain,
rlistrirt renresentatives i-i these coun- I
ties.
Sentiment for cooperative market- <
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While, durii
everv effort to k<
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the proper addre
at one time, and
enced persons, h
In view of tf
The Record and
than one paper t
' "*[ address to which
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possible in seve
than year's Subsc
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ing is overwhelming tobacco grower
in Western Xorth Carolina and lead
ers among the growers expect througl
their local organizations to assun
100 per cent, deliveries among mem
bers of the Association.
Aaron Sapiro is to speak in Dan
ville. Ya., Kiiday, September loth
and in South Hill, Ya., Saturday
September 16th at mass meeting
which are expected to break all at
tendance records.
Mr. Sapiro says that Californi;
cooperatives are much impressed b;
the remarkable story of tiie Kontuck;
liuriey asmktiuwuii in- iciii.^u'
an<! that H. (I. Coykendahl, head o
the California Prune and Aprico
Growers' Association, is going t<
Kentucky to study the operation o
the Burley Association, which ha
made a great record in handling to
bacco at a minimum cost to members
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Nearly 30,000,000 barrels of flou
could be added to our annual outpu
from wheat that pests and disease
destroy.
A new gas has been developed fo
aerial navigation. It is called cur
renium and costs $100 a thousam
cubic feet less than it costs to pro
duce helium. It is non-inflammab!<
and non-explosive and has a lift abou
the same as pure hydrogen.
Bank messengers in Wall Stree
will be dressed in bright red coats
and have portable safes attached t<
padlocks belts around their waists
Under this system, it is believed th<
public will rush to the rescue of anj
red-coated messenger attacked b\
robbers.
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Smoking among the women of Eng
land has increased to such an extern
that the railroads have provided spe
cial smokers.
New Jersey spends $2,000,000 t
year keeping down its mosquitoes.
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The greatest food exhibit ever hel<
in the West began recently at th<
Field Museum in Chicago. Member:
of the vegetable kingdom presnt num
tiered more than 250,000 items.
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The Hudson's Bay Company recent
ly declared a dividend of 45 per cent
In its 252nd year the company pay:
dividends amounting to nearly hah
its capital stock, inis company 1:
one of the oldest trading corpora
tions in the world.
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"If winter comes," will cover crop;
be far behind?
Trust in cooperative marketing anc
keep your cotton dry.
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A good slogan for poultrymen
More eggs from fewer hens.
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Sliage is insurance against a shor*
forage crop or a long winter.
Food for thought in South Caro
lina: More than 18,000 club mem
bers are enrolled in Ohio this year
Poor paying farms mean poo
homes, poor schools, poor roads, poo:
churches, poor social conditions.
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ice To i
ng and at the concl
;ep all subscription;
sses, the handling c
the fact that they v
as made this practic
lis fact, we are requ
who do not get th<
o one address, to n<
the paper should
was given.
2S, no doubt, it will
3r the amount paid
ral ways, chief am<
ription to more tha
subscriptions may h
?r not discovered by
ancy found in your
you will call thejj?
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SLATS' DIARY. n
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(By Ross Farquhar) ^
Friday?Went to the opry house (|
to lissen to a lecsure on Ekonomy
s and Afishiency. ""
. The Speeker
nH||| tawked for hr. ^
^HH amidst p
things he sed that I if
> Order was the j
i I lljjHs main thing for 'to
t mJm have in a Insti-1 p
I tut ion of enny o
! to say this ?
WtfggMWether are hou.se c
mm* WHFrM
not we have got ?
i ? plenty of cr- j,
! ders. e
e I KoiSBBBBB, to giving them to h
I and pa and etc.
| Saturday-?Blisterses ma and 1 of j _
r her Sisters cum up to arc house to-'
nite and beet us out of going to a .
I swell pitcher shew. They was a j
- tawking about Love and other com21
moditys and the strange woman sed j
II she was disappointed in love. Pa up i
! and maniged to get in a word side- j
ways and sed Why I thot you was j
t marryed and she replyed and an- j ^
?1 swered Yes I am.
| |
5 Sunday?Ennv time I dont no how
. 1
to get in good with the Ladys and
- Jane and etc. She told me she had
' to read a paper before the Camfire
' girls intitled Modren Beauty. I sed
to her all she wood half to do is to
stand up and let them take a good
t look at her. That made me solid as
' a chunk of lead.
Monday?School begun. I went
and made up a good pome on it.
The skool bell it has rang agen.
j We get our pencil, book & pen.
i Vacation time has went so quick.
We got to study insted of go a
i swimming in the crick.
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? i Tuesday?Pa says he has got to
borry sum money before he can finish
are new house. He sed he was goingto
ask Mr. Benson. I diddent
think they hardly new each another
but ma- says they sleep in adjoining
* Pews at chirch.
^, Wednesday?The preacher was here
i /^innof nwl ??oe inlrtinrr nQ ?>n/l
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';ma about being married 14 yrs. And J
, he sed to pa Do you love her still.
I Pa looked out in the kitchen and let
. his voice down and sed. I believe I '
, cud love her better that a way than *
.any other way. Ma tuk it good na1
tured. As she diddent hear it.
Thursday?Teacher ast Jake for 1 J
reason why he was glad to be liveing
: the U. States and he said Because
the muskitoes and flys do not work
all on the same Shift.
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Twenty-nine men were murdered *
. last year in the half-mile between
. the Tombs Prison and police headniinrterc
in Mpw Ynrlf f!itv and onlv J
four men have been convicted for
r these crimes. ii
r c
666 quickly relieves a cold.. J
rtmm i s i i 1111 h i n-tttrrrn
Subscrib
usion of our contest v
> going to the proper {
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>r such a large numbe
vere partially handled
rally a physical imposs
testing all persons who
sir paper promptly, or
atifv us of this fact,
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be sent and, if possi
be found that the pro
i .
on a subscription,
ang which was the p
in one of the contesi
lave been turned in tc
' our office force.
subscription account
?tfer to our attention.
ry recc
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Supporting piers are now being <
lade of paper in California. These
iles are not subject to attack by the ;
eredo. They are 60 feet in length
nd from 18 to 30 inches in diameter. ]
L square steel cap is fitted over the j
op to receive the shocks of the pile
river. !
REGISTRATION NOTICE ?
The otFice of the Supervisor of ,,
legistration will be open on the 1st \\
londay in each month for the pur- . i
ose of registering any person who 1
I qualified as follows: \ I
Who shall have been a resident .
f the State for two years, and of '1
tie county one year, and of the \ |
oil: j precinct in which the elector
ffers to vote four months before ] j
he day of elction, and shall have |
aid, six months before, any poll ?i
ax then due and payable, and who J1
an both read and write any section
a him by the Supervisors of Regis
i-o+J/w* a* n-kn pun cKau/ thflf He * 1
wns, and has naid all taxes collectile
on during the present year, prop
rty in this State assessed at three \
undred dollars or *re.
P. E. CI ' RKSON,
Clerk of Roard. \
SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION'
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[bedford's Black-Draught Highly ;
Recommended by a Tennessee
Grocer for Troubles Resulting
from Torpid
lirer.
East Nashrllle, Tenn.? The efflo* !
SBCy 01 i neaioru s m&cjt-.urKUKui, uiv
Pennine, herb, liver medicine, la
ronehed for by Mr. W. N. Parsons, ft !
trocer of this city. "It la without )
loubt the best liver medicine, and I
lon't believe I could get along without !
t I take it for sour stomach, head' j
iche, bad liver, indigestion, and all ?
ither troubles that are the result of !
i torpid liver. ]
"I have known and used It for years, ?
ind can and do highly recommend It !
o every one. I won't go to bed with* \
rat It In the house. It will do all it j
ilalma to do. I can't aay enough fot \
tr
Many other men and women through* ?
rat the country have found Slack* !
draught Just as Mr Parsons describes ;
-valuable In regulating the liver to ?
ts normal functions, and in cleansing !
he bowels of Impurities. '
Thedford's Black-Draught liver medl*
iSi is the original and only genuine. "
kecept no imitations or substitutes. |
Always ask for Thedford's. J
A, KIN6STREE j
rT&SrN A. F.M.
Meets the second Thursday night
a each .nonth. Visiting b re there n
ordially invited. H. U. Kinder, W.
I., Donald Montgomery, Secretary.
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ye have made 1
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r of accounts ,
I by inexperi- + j|
libility. ip ;;
subscribed to
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giving us the
ble, to whom . ;
per credit has
This is made \
aying of more ijj;i
rants. In this f|
> the office
as 11 I
will be cheer?
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in
Poiret
Call and make your s
We will have a shi
Dresses to arrive Mon
ment of Dresses will b
Serges.
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STORE FO
Kingstree,
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Besides taking a <
have worked at the bus
years, therefore, I can
your Battery troubles f
No guess work. D
when it can be repaire<
! and don't spend money
j junk. Now you ee
j means to you. A trial
1 let me show you some r
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a. b. cauth:
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Soost for the Good R<
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Carl's Sheet
CHARLES
Roofing Tin~Gut
Galvanized Sheets Metal Cor
Corrugated Sheets Skylights
Copper Sheets Steel Gar a
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i Zinc sneeis ineiai wiu
| Solder Tanks
; ENQUIRIES AND ORDERS
| Quality ? Pri<
I 6-l-22-6m.
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SPECIAL.
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PERHAPS
You are having yo
and Dyeing done to 'si
ment. Then, again, j
To those who are not w
will please you if you
The City Ta
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Kingfstr*
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EAGLE "MIKADO
For Sale at your Dealer
ASK FOR THE YELLOW PEN
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The Record job off
inything in stationer}' 01
Tiail your order.
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nient of Stout Dresses ;!
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'lection. j j
[)inent of Betty Wales !l
day 18th. This sliip- ?j
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wing How ii
lb You
course in Batteries, I ;;
siness for a number of :;
skillfully take care of ;;
or you. ;:
on't junk your battery j j
i at a reasonable cost, !!
I
r on it if it is ready to ! I
what knowing how !!
I convinces. Call and !!
eal batterv work. I!
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ic Service Station ;|
EN, Manager.
So. Car. |
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aads in Williamsburg
iniiMfiiiiiiinmnii i
Metal Works i!
TON. S. C.
ters--Downspouts I;
nice Fire Doors < |
Fire Windows i J
ges Fipeiess rornaces j
mns Metal Ceilings <
Iron Fences [ J
lVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION ;;
ce ~ Service! jj
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ur Pressing, Cleaning ?j
lit you every require- !!
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re want to sav that we '
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will give us a chance. !!
iloring Shop jj
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^^^^^Pcncil No. 174
Made in fire trade*
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ice is prepared to print
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