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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1925

Page

8

McCormick and York County News Highlights

The report notes a recent opening of new businesses and causes in McCormick and York County. It covers the 1925 Wednesday event, a large 800-attendee Presbyterian convention ten miles from York, a Safe theft at Gulf Refining Co. leading to arrests, and local crime including a jail incarceration for Claud Doyle connected to an automobile theft. Also mentioned are a failed self-harm attempt by a Florence man and the Beasley family death of a six year old in Anderson.

Florence County Claud Doyle

First bale of Orangeburg cotton sells for seventy and a half

The season's opening sale at auction brought 70 1 2 pats per pound for Orangeburg county’s first bale, grown by a local firm. Other items report drownings in Mullins, a fatal shooting involving Officer Bethea, a petition to discontinue passenger and mail service, a botched sandwich causing damages suit, widespread weevil rise, a Barracuda bite in Folly Island, magistrate E M Martin’s conduct inquiry, and summer fiddlers gathering from multiple counties with Dixie tunes.

Orangeburg County Charles E. M. Martin Swansea McLeod Specifaci

Florida Land Boom From McGhee Tale Reaches Tampa Bay

The McGhee family story in Florida real estate shows rapid gains in property values from Bradenton to St. Petersburg and Tampa. Mr McGhee, new to Florida, turned a modest lot into Edgemoor Estates and shifted 400 acres into easy payments with help from friends. He foresees price readjustment but sees continued growth in cities like Miami, St. Petersburg, and Bradenton.

Sy Ries Setinen McShee McGhee Edgemoor Estates St. Petersburg Florida McGee Wiseacres Miami Tampa Bradentown

Catawba Nation Faces Modern Constraints on Its Lands and Rights

The article traces the Catawba once powerful tribe in the Carolinas from early colonists to a state ward with a 652 acre reservation in York County. It notes population decline, wartime service, a 1764 land treaty, smallpox impact, and ongoing limits on citizenship and property rights with the tribe surviving on state support and a chief elected every four years.

South Carolina Carolinas South King Haigier Haigier Augusta Catawba Noble York County River Bend Rock Hill Andrew Jackson Legiseture T. O. Flowers of

King Business Colleges One of Carolinas Finest Schools

King Business College of Raleigh and Charlotte North Carolina led by president and owner E L Layfield. For fifty years Layfield has trained many students now in lucrative positions nationwide. The schools enroll youths and adults from eighth grade upward with class and individual instruction and strong placement help through two schools.

Carolinas King Business College Raleigh Charlotte N.C E. L. Layfield Layfield King Schools National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools United States Canada King

American Legion Elects Officers at Charleston

John G. Galbraith was elected commander of the South Carolina Department American Legion at Charleston, succeeding E R McIver of Florence. Union was chosen as 1926 meeting place. Auxiliary reorganization elected Mrs Jo Lyles Glenn Jr of Chester as president. Other officers include Andrew H Macauley Chester vice commander Col J Monroe Johnson Manion national executive committee Gee Warramaker St Matthews historian Fred Graham Greenville service officer and Rev R F Blackford Charleston chaplain.

John G. Galbraith Department of South Carolina American Legion Charleston E. R. McIver Florence E Union the Legion Auxiliary Jo Lyles Glenn, Jr Chester Andrew H.macauley Col J. Monroe Johnson Manion National Executive Committee Gee W. Warramaker St Matthews Fred Graham Greenville R. F. Blackford

The Real Tax Problem

A Pickens Sentinel opinion argues that the main state tax issue is obtaining the taxpayer money. The writer critiques the appointed committee studying tax problems and urges attention to revenue collection concerns.

Pickens Sentinel

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