Byrnes Appeals for Senate Reelection Amid Farm Crisis
James F Byrnes delivers a radio speech outlining his record in Congress and urging South Carolina voters to reelect him. He argues tariff policy harms farmers, cites farm loan bank foreclosures, and advocates federal aid ideas including a cotton debenture and Muscle Shoals leasing. He emphasizes experience, regional unity, and commitment to agriculture and highway funding. He warns against neglecting economic questions and pledges to serve the state in the Senate.
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How a Library Was Born for the Library of Congress
A historical note on the Library of Congress origin from Thomas Jefferson’s private 6000 volume collection purchased after the War of 1812. It details the 23880 cost, the later losses, and the 2000 surviving volumes now housed for public access with works in Latin French and English, including the Jefferson Bible and a letter in French urging American higher education.
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Library of” Congress
Thomas Jefferson
du Pont de Nemours
Jefferson
Switzerland
University of
Geneva
Taxing Tangible Property in South Carolina
A brief note indicates tangible property in South Carolina will be taxed moderately. The message urges sending your job printing.
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South Carolina
W P Blackwell Seeks Relection as Secretary of State
Born on a Abbeville County farm forty two years ago he rose from public schools at Due West to Erskine College. A veteran of the United States Army he served as Chief Clerk in the Secretary of State’s office from August 1915 to January 30 1924. He won election to fill the Dove term and later secured re election in 1926 for four years. As president of the National Association of Secretaries of State he seeks a new term beginning January 141. His platform rests on proven faithful and efficient service in the office. Vote for W P Blackwell for Secretary of State.
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Due Westland
Erskine College
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United States
General Assembly
Ton Wy Banks Dove
National Association of Secretaries of State
W.P. Blackwell
Taxing Intangibles Voters May Decide On New SC Amendment
South Carolina voters would decide on a constitutional amendment to empower the general assembly to tax intangible property at up to five mills. Intangibles include money stocks and bonds while real estate and farm land remain taxed differently. The article notes Nebraska’s 1929 move to tax intangibles and calls for SC adoption to boost revenue.
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Orangeburg Times
Democrat
South Carolina
General Assembly
Nebraska
Notice of Tax Sale for Aiken County Property
Notice is hereby given that certain property is levied upon for unpaid taxes and will be sold at public sale to the highest bidder on a specified date during legal hours. The sale will include 12 acres linked to owner Veil Hughes, with other named parties and location details indicating the tax deed process in Aiken County.
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