Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-25

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LOCAL LAcoNlcs-
Bankruptcy Stock, Sold:s
The mercantile stock OF Mrs: Minnie
A. Hood. at Hickory Grove, bankrupt
was sold recently at public auction: 70
the Hart Grocery company, Of york. :
ville for 1925. =. j,
Pleaded euittyzto Storing: IA. ~
- Charged with storing liquor, W. 2!
E;Rendleton of Glover pleaded. guilty be-
fore Mayor I. J.: Campbell; Wednes-
day. He was sentenced ITO pay q hne.
of $50, $50 Of the amount fbeins sds-,
pended during good -behavior.f 4 It ls !:
alleged that a quartz ofuiwhfsky was
found In cafe conducted by Pendle-
ton.:' 1911 ;5s.::i. '!'.;.>
Real Estate Sold. = -. - /.
John @. Hall of York No: 1; has. sold Z
s3 acres of Land, Situate about three
miles north of Yorlkvilie5 to Geo: e.
.Jower, of Fort Worth Texas for 50 SOD!
The transaction was made through the
real estate agency Of NJ. B. Clinton or
Yorleville Mr.. Jower is q miller anu
will probably biiild a mill on his pur-
chase, which has, a site:
Held for Federal court.%:- "
Sam Sanders; negro Of BuHoehs
Greek township, was arrested Mednes,
| day by United States Deputy Marsnall
Frank G.Alfen on! a chargslof violating,
the: national prohibition laws. Sanders
/ was, arrested by county officers several
months ago when a, dtstinery was round
on the farm he works, near Sharo on"t He
gave bond Wednesday In .the; sum li OF
$500. ',..>:'.,,:;'
Ogden, storeiRebbed. S, = s. i :.;;,S
Robbery. Of the store of &C. Deese:
&. Co..: at Ogden some time Tuesday.
night was%reported to; the: sher1fs OF.
fce Wednesday, IraiA estimateaI thact
goods valued at about $49 Were stoleH.i
mo money was obtained-for the reason oL
that none was left n the cash draws draWer
at the close Of the: days business Tues:
day. Sheriff Quinn -visite :tne store'
any m yoesy positiye clue. TheFs is. a theory:
that the store was robbed by" some
passing tramp. = ~:
To Honor Thirtieth piyisiof, Non:
The bodies OF PrifWate e ?oi:& = E.a::Bailes;
and Sergeant Thoma9 fIsl HFal, Fort,
Mill men and former meHbsrSiof COM
,pany G., 30th, Division. WHO lost their
| lives while assisting, In smashing tns
Hindenburg line on October
| are to be buried; in. the, cemetecy.:ilills ll
Fort Mil Sunday afteihoon :Hsith. .nlhltt-; tllli:
| tary honors, according 70 announce
| ment from Fort NTH, yesrerdaASsS A ine
bodies Of the two rnen%'aEr1ye IN tort
Mill this week having recently been
shipped to New York.: from FRANCES:
Memorial exercises foi@them are to pei
rheld in the graded scheoti auditorlunf,
| in Fort Mill Sunday afternoon at. y
O'clock and the interment 1910 FOL
| low in the cemetery. - q:
Object to GreenviIIe. "a I:
Former service men of this section;
suffering from lung affections lncuTreI
during. their army service, 40 NOT toSk
l. with favor upon the United States pup
lie health service, hospital at. Greenvlne,
asa place for treatment. The servSe
nj MEN DO not: believe, that the atmosphere
of Greenyille, county1i Is any. more eon-
diiciye to the: healing Of diseased lungs
than is York county. Two ex-serVlce
men. C. w. Roof and Raymond Barn:
well, who are safd;to be suffering Irom'
lung troubles, ha.vey refused: to. report %
the hospital at Greenyide, on the: ;sluS,
i IF old Camp Sewer; for treatment:
ERarnwell was, in the hospital there ior:
several MONTHS but has. .beenii!GaH9 nls y
home in Yorkville, for some uine past,
Roof received Instructions ana IIisssT; IIanss;
narration, this week TO report Id: GsesMs,
Vile; but has refused: on ,thel, srotae sH.
that he does, not .beheVe trea'nieA|'
there would be beneficial. ia. t-9?.
Three States Will Reduse Aersasei;4:: I. .
I The acreage reduction and fertilizer;
reduction in many of the cotton grow.
inc. states; is evidenced by reports" St
surveys made in Georgia, and .NortH
Carolina. similar to the survey mace 10
tbis state. saws a Rock. Hill dlspatch-:
The acreage reduction in this state was
estimated at 3T6 per cent? The survey
in Georgia reports an average or 59,s:
nar cent and in North; Carolina 36:6 per
cent. The reduction in fertulze1 l9 { " ~
! South Carolina was: estima teo. a. % ttsL
cent. In Georgia, Git, NORM .Galoiinaa: &c
56.s2. The survey in, George was Maas s.1s
bY. Secretary Haynes ;McFagden :o5 Ia III,
ssociat ation, a copy of the summary os:
IN % sent to the Peoples National bank,
,yb;ch made the South Carolina survey,
and whose form was adopted IN making
tho Georsiat survey; The summary
shows that practically none OF the men
Merchants Of the Cracker state are n,
shape to run the farmers without help
From, the banks, while it. is also shown
thar the policy of.ithe financial instltu-
tions will tend to discourage 5loanS' 70
farmers for operating expenses, wntte
,a.a ctically none will. loan money Ior
cash purchases Of fertilizers. IN nearly
o.,e,v "a Sc where loans are; made a re-
Snction in acreage will be Insisted upon
and in other cases wil::;be urged. Inis
raSuction averaging As per cent. Ihe
survey also shows more IMAM naii. !,' sne
IA ST years crop istbefng held TOT ntgner
nrices. also that a, :third'lof the cottoH
win grade below middhng. Inc MOTIF
rca voiina survey wasf by::T.. z. Hempy'
/ ~ the American Trust, company, Char
Iotte n copy Of the summary being fur-:
,,ished the Rock Hilbbank, AS IN tne
80 CO in Georgia, comparatively few Will
lonn money to buy fertilizers and these
will be only to a limited amount. AnA
the ma iority will not ot;loan to thpse;oW-
inc for last years. crop, or unless aoot-
tional security is provided. Tne ner-
! chanrs are not ina position to fnance
tbes cronpers. The bankers Will urge
re6uction in acreage. Some. e.of the faf-
r,ers holding want 20 cents"and nearly
eo ,er cent Of last years, crop. IS stlt
heing held. More than:a thArd' OF Lhls
10 he,ow middling?' 1t isiexpected- that
sI,rveys in other states will. snow SIN
i,ar conditions; with the> exception OF
Tayos which sold most Of: Its cotton.