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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

09 Aug 1929

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1929

Page

8

Message to Garcia retold by the man who carried it

Andrew S. Rowan recalls the 1898 mission to deliver President McKinley’s order to Jose Garcia and assess Cuban insurgent strength. Escorted through hostile waters, Rowan reached Garcia, then returned with critical dicey intelligence, earning praise from Alger and McKinley for a perilous feat.

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Garcia Col Arthur “Wagener Bureau of Military ‘Intelligence United States Spain Col. Wagener McKinley Cuba Rowan Washington Wagener Army and Navy Jamacia Cae Benth Torena Rangston Chamien Aid Relish Tro Sablo Eral Garcia New Providence Island Hog Island Fearless Key West Tampa Russell A. Alger Nelson A. Miles Miles Secretary of War Andrew S. Rowan United States Infantry Rowan Jasale Dien Garypin Guanals Poolad War Department
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Americans Own Most Of World's Automobiles

A historic report notes that Americans hold a dominant share of global automobile registrations. It cites 76.9 percent of the world's total, with about 27.1 percent of passenger cars located in the United States, equating to roughly 179 cars per 1000 people and a 6.6 percent annual increase in passenger car registrations.

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Fae Department of Connie United States United Alos Senger Cars Co
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Hubbard Immortalized It With Golden Opinions Quote

The remark cites Hubbard as the source of a famous line about gaining golden opinions from many people. The sentence reflects admiration for the historical figure’s reputation and the perception of broad esteem.

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Chickens Look Like: A Million Dollars in South Carolina

Cooperative poultry shipments valued over half a million dollars were sent in six months from December 1928 to May 1929. L H Lewis reports 2,282,482 pounds shipped, about 130 carloads, benefiting roughly 496 farmers with an average check of 10.05 dollars and an average price of 23.34 cents per pound. From April 29 to May 25, 86 of 46 counties shipped poultry, with 14 counties shipping twice, signaling strong poultry money and an expected 200 carloads and at least one million dollars to farmers this year.

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Clemson College L. H. Lewis Lewis South Carolina
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