Highway bids named in South Carolina paving contracts
The state highway commission lists low bids for numerous concrete paving projects across South Carolina. Bids from Ballenger Paving Company of Greenville and Harrison Engineering and Construction Corporation lead in several counties, with totals ranging from about 5 000 to 266 000 dollars. The commission will meet next week to consider bids and award contracts.
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Fort Lawn
Ballenger Paving Company
Greenville
Laurens
Saluda River
R. G. Lassiter & Company of
Columbia
Darlington
Cheraw
Chesterfield
Harrison Engineering and Construction Corporation of Delaware
Kansas City
Abbeville
Calhoun Falls
Claussen- Lawrence Construction Company
Augusta
Spartanburg-Greenville
Spartanburg
North Carolina Line
Florence
Little Swamp
Big Swamp
Pamplico
J. B. Britton
Sumter
Colleton
Deep Creek
Rice Patch Creek
Walterboro
Yarnville
C. T. Felix
Capital Interested In Blease Candidacy
Washington reports drifting rumors from Jolly Street South Carolina that former Senator Coleman Livingston Blease will run for the U S Senate next year. The seat now held by Ellison Du Rant Smith is expected to draw Blease against the veteran South Carolina senator in a likely primary contest.
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Washington
Jolly Street
South Carolina
Coley
Blease
United States Senate
Coleman Livingston Blease
Senate
Ellison DuRant Smith
Smith
Ellison Smith
Southern Cotton Association
South
Congress
Cole
Calhoun County Farmer Succeeds With Canning Operation
A Fort Motte area farm ships world wide from a 300 acre plantation base. Mrs. Margaret FE Hane runs the cannery with husband Wm C Han e as director. She grew canning to avert boll weevil damage and now processes 40 acres of truck crops while selling some fresh. Last year she canned three to four thousand cases and seeks markets from New York to hospitals in Cincinnati and Minnesota.
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Hanes
Mrs Mary M Couch Dies at 46 in Phillips Area
J L Couch wife Mrs Mary M Couch 46 died at home in Phillips section early Friday. Funeral service by Rev H M Hodgens at Phillips Baptist Church. Interment in churchyard. Survived by husband J L Couch three daughters Mrs E White Mrs Clarence Story and Mary Lou Couch mother Mrs Lillie Smith one adopted son Thomas Hutson Arthur two sisters Mrs C P Randall and Mrs Cliff Avant one brother Jake Smith.
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Mary M. Couch
J. L. Couch
Phillips Section
H. M. Hodgens
Phillips Baptist Church
Graniteville
Thomas Hutson Arthur
Phillips
C. P. Randall
Augusta
Cliff Avant
Clearwater
Jake Smith
Ridge Spring
Bids Wanted on Grass Seed for Aiken Park Commission
Sealed bids requested by the Aiken Park Commission secretary treasurer Mrs Wal ter Duncan for grass seed. Bidders must store and deliver seed as the commission requires.
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Aiken Park Commission
Walter Duncan
Commission
Mrs Turner Addresses Bible Class in Augusta
Mrs W B Turner of Aiken spoke to the Lucas and Lamar Bible Classes of the First Christian Church of Augusta on Sunday morning delivering a devotional talk and sharing scripture with attendees.
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Turner
W. B. Turner
Aiken
Lucas and Lamar
First Christian Church of
Augusta
First Two Bales Ginned in Aiken by Planter’s Gin
The Planter's Cotton Oil Gin of Aiken ginned two bales of cotton on Friday for G. C. Woodward of the Level's section. Weights were 530 and 540 pounds. The bales were sold to W. P. Bowles and J. L. Owens.
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Aiken
G. C. Woodward
W. P. Bowles
J. L. Owens
South Carolina Canned Goods Shipmed to California
Original farm cannery equipment cost only a few hundred dollars and was shipped from South Carolina to California for canning operations.
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South Carolina
California
Contemplations on Cuba and science in wartime through travel
The writer compares Cuban self governance to earlier rule, argues against annexation, and muses on Greenland ice ages and future migrations. He cites Rhinehart, Steinmetz, Einstein, Edison, and Dickens to discuss the link between body and mind, then weighs taxation ideas like higher inheritance taxes and broader sales taxes amid a public works program.
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Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Charles P. Steinmetz
America
Einstein
Edison
Charles Dickens
First Photograph of Princess Atsuko Marks 100th Day
The image captures Princess Atsuko on the 100th day of life during her first chopsticks ceremony. Attendees from Aiken include Mr. and Mrs. R G Tarrant Mrs W B Turner Mrs Walter E Duncan Mrs Rembert DuBose Mr and Mrs Everett Edgerton Miss Susie Edgerton Miss Russell DuBose Miss Virginia Wyman and Rembert DuBose Jr. Peggy Alexander of North Augusta visited Miss Nana Clark for a weekend stay.
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Yorinomiya Atsuko
R. G. Tarrant
W. B. Turner
Walter E. Duncan
Rembert DuBose
Everett Edgerton
Susie Edgerton
Russell DuBose
Virginia Wyman
Rembert DuBose, Jr
Aiken
Walton-Ludlow
Ellenton
Peggy Alexander
North Augusta
Nana Clark
Will Jackson Illness Reported in Augusta Hospital
Friends announce that Will Jackson, a prominent colored citizen, is gravely ill and receiving care at an Augusta hospital. The notice notes his status and seeks concern from the community.
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Will Jackson
Augusta
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