Cotton tare debate spurs plan to use cotton bagging
Senator Ransdell argues that tare on cotton bales unfairly hurts producers, proposing metal weight tags at gin and a tariff to boost low grade American cotton bagging. He notes English buyers deduct tare, while U S mills also account for waste, urging a shift to cotton bagging to protect industry and expand markets.
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Liverpool
England
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Ransdell
Department of Agriculture
Bates
India
Bengal
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Redpath Lyceum at Aiken Opera House Next Wednesday
The Redpath Lyceum Bureau opens with A Message from Mars at the Aiken Opera House next Wednesday night. The cast features leading New York actors and the proceeds benefit Aiken County Hospital. Subsequent shows include The Spanish Orchestra January 12 and The Musketeers February 8.
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Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Aiken Opera House
Mars
New York
Horace Parker
Aiken County Hospital
Musketeers
Matlock Baptists Send Food to Connie Maxwell Orphanage
Special to The Standard. Matlock Baptist Church members collected and shipped about 500 pounds of food to Connie Maxwell Orphanage in Greenwood. W T Heath, an church officer, packed the goods at Mrs Barney Foreman's store, sending four sacks of potatoes 100 pounds of meat and flour canned goods and home made preserves and cane syrup. J Davis Hankinson is at Hot Springs Arkansas for some time.
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Matlock Baptist Church
Connie Maxwell Orphanage
Greenwood
Barney Foreman
W. T. Heath
Notes of Ellenton and Savannah River Baptists Meeting Attendees
Mrs M E Busch and Mrs Mary Phoebe Bush traveled to Augusta on Friday. Attendees at the Savannah River Baptist association annual meeting at Fairfax Baptist church were Mr and Mrs J W Hammond, Mr and Mrs W B Cassels, Mrs H H Caswell Sr, Mrs C J Ashley, Mrs F M Youngblood, Mr and Mrs C M Turner, Mrs W H Jones, Miss Elizabeth Miller and Mrs C G Youngblood. Rev W T Smith and C A Smith visited in Augusta Friday. Attendees at the fifth zone Methodist Missionary society meeting at Caye's Methodist church were Mrs Joseph Ashley and Mrs D W W
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Augusta
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Columbia
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Elizabeth Etchison
Aubrey Strowman
Orangeburg
Joseph Ashley
C. G. Youngblood
Lillie Kennedy
Alice Easterling
W. A. Hayes
William Hayes
Willie Duncan
Allendale
A. A. Foreman
Fletcher Jacobs
Scottsboro
Ala
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C. M. Turner
Elizabeth Miller
Joe Ashley
William Bush
D.C. Bush
M. E. Busch
Mary Phoebe Bush
Savannah River Baptist Association
Fairfax Baptist Church
J. W. Hammond
W. B. Cassels
H. H. Caswell, Sr
C. J. Ashley
F. M. Youngblood
W. T. Smith
C. A. Smith
Methodist Missionary Society
Caye’s
Lenton School Improvement Association Elects New President
The regular monthly meeting at the school house saw Mrs Elmore Ashley resign as president. Mrs A A Foreman was re elected to serve, continuing several years in that role.
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School Improvement Association
Elmore Ashley
A. A
Foreman
Georgia Tech welcomes Charles J. Hill Jr after stint in Aiken
Charles J. Hill Jr returns to Georgia Tech in Atlanta following a month with the Augusta Aiken Railway and Electric Corporation in Aiken.
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Charles J. Hill, Jr
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Aiken
Augusta- Aiken
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