Darlington County South Carolina Through 1920s Profile
Darlington County in eastern South Carolina along the Pee Dee river shows rich agriculture, towns like Hartsville and Lamar, and a population around 40,000 in 1925. It highlights education, churches, crops, industries, and early civic groups, noting friendly race relations and no lynching within the county borders.
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Darlington’ County
Pee Dee
South Carolina
Darlington
England
Hartsville
Coker College For Women
Lamar
St. David's Society Wvas
Welch Neck
Portsmouth
Norfolk
America
D. R. Coker
E. Mee. Williamson
Darlington County Agricultural Society
Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Brewers fixed the one half of one percent rule before Prohibition
Andrew Volstead notes the dividing line between intoxicating and non intoxicating liquors was set by brewers before Prohibition. He says the standard was already recognized. The saying Each man's opportunity lies within himself echoes as a moral lesson many forget.
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Laird’s, Incorporated
Geo. A. Durban, Pres’t
Aiken, South Carolina
Insurance In
SHAUL
Jewelers
Broad Street
Augusta
Phove
David Weisberg
Aiken, S.C
Camel City Coach Line
Columbia
Lexington
Charlotte
Aiken
Rock Hill
Camel City Coach Company
Main Street
Columbia, S. C
Miskem
Cyprus
Col. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Ford
Luxford
New York
National League of Women Voters
Norris Hill
Congress
Conkip
Christendon
Hester
Baston University
Andrew Volstead
Akeaira
J. Gaston
Albea Watchmaker and Jeweler
S.C
Aiken Augusta
Washington
Southern Railway