South Carolina urged to cut taxes to attract industry
The editorial argues South Carolina must diversify beyond cotton to grow employment and state revenue. It compares tax bills for a hypothetical $1 million company across states, noting South Carolina’s higher taxes versus Georgia and Alabama, and cites North Carolina data to support the claim. It also highlights club achievement anecdotes and student profiles from 4-H contests and Clemson College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
South Catolina
South
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Massachusetts
Tax Commission of
McLean
Streets Markings Urged For Aiken Directory Ease
In Aiken the need to mark street names in the telephone directory is urged to help visitors and new residents. The piece notes many streets lack markers, making directions difficult for strangers and even locals, and argues that clear street and avenue labeling benefits a growing, fast moving city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Televat Losying
Aiken
North and South A Difference Editorial From 1929
The piece argues Northern reformers falsely view Southerners as barbarians and urges respect for Southern self-government. It contrasts Southern restraint during labor disputes with Northern agitation, noting Southerners did not attack Northern strikes. It defends states rights and gradual solutions to labor issues, praising American adaptability and urging tolerance for labor organizers into the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
News and Courier
Charleston
Hahn
College Press Association
Greenville
Hell
John Brown
Rly
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Lowell
New Belford
Paterson
New Jersey
South Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
South Carolinian Captures Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy
At the International Live Stock exposition in Chicago an array of national and Canadian entrants competed for top honors. Awards spanned banner blue ribbons to California and Massachusetts, with the grand champion Aberdeen Angus exhibited by Harrison and Ryan of Harlow Town, who also earned junior champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Pioneer Stud Farm
Bushnell
Henry McCracken and Sons
Gowrie
Tawa
University of Kentucky
Wether
University of Wisconsin
Michigan State College
Rambouillet
Iowa
Southdown Wether
Thomas Lipton
Chicago
Blue Bloods
Blue Book of Agriculture
Canada
International Amphitheater
New South Wales
J. W. Eadie
Lt. Smith
Well Creek
Alberta
MLV
Gilet
Lexington
Neb
Alfalta
California
Massachusetts
Harrison and Ryan
Harlow Town
Election to nominate trustees for District 29 in Langley Bath
An election will be held at the regular place voting in Langley Langley 8 C Bath 8 C on Friday December 20 1920 for nominating school trustees for District No 29 to fill terms of J H Rogers and F L O Cummings expired Those wishing to run must file with the County Superintendent of Education by noon Monday December 16 1920 K K D Smith County Superintendent of Education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
8. C
Bath
J. H.rodgers
Floc. Cummings
FOR SALE ADS FROM AIKEN STANDARD
Multiple small ads list items for sale and contact details including a piano, a setter dog, golf clubs with bag, and a saddle mare. Each entry notes prices and the Edgefield or Aiken locations with brief contact references. All items appear in a single local newspaper classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimball
Aiken Standard
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The
Aiken “Publishing Cn
Walter
E. Duncan
Dallee
Helen
Young Patrick
Clemson College
Billy Sunday
Kk. D. Smith
Aiken County
Furst & Thomas
Dept. C
Freeport
Illneis
John R. Blocker, Jr
Edgefield
D. C
Rivers
Williamsburgg St
John RR. Locker
Edgefield, S
John R. Blorker, Jr
Edgefield, S. C
A&p Food
Atlantic
Mississippi
Gulf
AGP
Becase Agp
Signet Ring
Sterling
Schweigert’s
Broad Street
Augusta, GA
Courier Radio
Tprom &Tnte
Renaade
Johnson Electric CO
S. C
Park Avenue
the Hoover
Hoover
Hafers Electric Company
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