Aiken Ordinance Fixing City Licenses for 1931 1932
The ordinance sets license taxes for city businesses and professions for the year starting September 1 1931. It details rates by trade, filing, prorating for mid year entrants, renewal, and penalties including a 10 percent collection fee after October 1 1931. It allows mayor and license committee to adjust fees and requires visible license display.
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Aiken
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Laurens Street
Electric Light Company
Mayor of
National Board of Fire Underwriters
City of
Chief of Police
Board of Health
Mayor of Water Works and Sewerage Committee
Freteneca
Opera House
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Cheraw Man Makes Cotton Pay Despite Low Market
Marlboro County farmer Paul A. Wallace operates 1800 acres including 800 bought land and a third place of 1000 acres. He grows cotton but diversifies with wheat rye oats and soy and velvet beans. He raises Duroc hogs and plans Hereford cattle, aiming for a balanced large scale farm.
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Paul A. Wallace
Marlboro County
Young Wallace
Wallee
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