Sweet Iodine and Politicians Verse
The piece notes Congress rhetoric and a South Carolina pantry of iodine rich crops, spoofing a poem about Sweet Todine and praising iodine content in regional produce. It references Butler Hare Hiram Johnson and a governor or senator career choice, with a bridge tea fundraiser by the D A R at Highland Park Hotel and a note on United States steamship lines.
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Newt York Times
Congress
Siona
Washington
Butler B. Hare
South Carolina
Hiram—Johnson
California
Hare
Cole
Blease
Hiram Johnson
Mr. Hare
Rogers and Steadman
Honey” Fitzgerald
Boston
Aiken
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Highland Park Hotel
Bank vice-president Ballentine speaks to Agricultural Club
H. Ballentine vice-president of Bank of Western Carolina speaks to the Aiken Agricultural Club before the regular monthly meeting. He discusses the relation of banking to farming, farming conditions, and notable records set by progressive farmers despite poor conditions.
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H. Ballentine
Bank of Western
Carolina
Legion Rally Attendees Advance Local Legion Plans
The spring American Legion rally in Columbia drew John W. Ashhurst A H Ward and C B Anderson representing the Allen post. After a business session the group endorsed a Boy Scout project a junior section football team by post style and planned a luncheon at the Jefferson House as part of ongoing post objectives and auxiliary duties.
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The
American Legion
Columbia
John W. Ashhurst
A. H. Ward
C. B. Anderson
Allen Pist
Legion
Jefferson
Fear of bad outcomes ruins daily life and work
A storyteller recalls a town where shopkeepers warned of worse days, noting how fear fuels losses and aging wisdom. Historic figures like Cotton Mather are cited to show anxious foreseeing. The piece argues many fear future misfortune more than it harms current joy, urging steady living.
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Moter
George
Dee Cotton Mather
Boston
Harvard
Yale
New England
Mark Rutherford
Census Enumeration Begins in Aiken District
The 1980 US census started in many areas on Wednesday with enumerators assigned. In Aiken the supervisor is J. C. Spann of Allendale and the city canvass is expected to begin soon. Distribution and manufacturers census in Aiken was completed last week.
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United States
Aiken
J. C. Spann
Allendale
Communion Service at First Baptist Church Next Sunday
Sunday service schedule announced at the First Baptist Church with a quarterly Communion service Sunday morning. Church school at 9 45 a m. Senior and Intermediate B Y P A groups meet at 7 p m. Evening service at 8 featuring a sermon titled The Greatest Text In The World and a service of song preceding the sermon. A cordial welcome to all.
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First Baptist Church
County Commissioners Report Trial Balance February 26 1930
County accounting summary lists numerous entries from Hoard of Registration to Vital Statistics and Sheriff expenses. Items include salaries for Sheriff, Treasurer, Superintendent of Education, and Clerk hires. road, bridge, and chaingang costs. debt notes, freight, office supplies, and building expenses. The note explains the report is not complete for February due to delay in supply bill issuance.
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Euacatia County
Neang No
Commissioners Neigh Bible
Ae Ie
Aly Watts
I Lene
C. Power Line Road
Trally Line Road
Crefiten
OBR
COFER
Aiken County Hails Red Cross Disaster Relief
Resolution praises the American Red Cross for disaster relief and rehabilitation aid after Savannah River floods. It notes aid to both white and Black residents in Hamburg and the Savannah Valley on the South Carolina side, describing the organization as a valued friend and humanitarian. Signed by JOAN F. WILLIAMS and others of the South Carolina House delegation.
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Aiken County
General Assembly of
South Carolina
Hamburg
Savannah
American Red Cross
Aikem County
Aiken ‘County
General Assembly
Red Cross
Domerican Red Cross
Joan F. Williams
Banks to close for SC bankers meeting in Aiken
Notice states Group 2 of the South Carolina Bankers Association will meet in Aiken on April 10. Banks will close at eleven o'clock that day and customers are asked to anticipate needs. Banks named include Bank of Western Carolina and Farmers & Merchants Bank with signatories W. W. Mackenfuss and J. P. McNair.
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South Carolina Bankers Association
Aiken
Bank of Western
Carollina
W. W. Mackenfuss
Farmers & Merchants Bank
J. P. McNair
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