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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1924
Page
10
A new Haw County hospital opens in Newberry amid a banking merger proposal forming a combined resource base near 14 million dollars. Reports show regional deposits rising, and Charlestown Clearing House notes over four million dollars more in 1925.
Spartanburg reports Stella Ormsby Bess a Holstein cow at Springdale near the country club produced 27 219 5 pounds of milk in a year. Clemson specialists estimate a net profit of 1400 from feed and attendance, with a 830 purchase price at the 1924 Richmond sale.
The article discusses varying state gasoline tax rates and praises Mankato Stella Ormsby Bess, a high producing Holstein cow. It lauds Glen P. Kingsley, Montgomery herd manager, for managing top dairy cattle and promoting quality breeding among South Carolina farmers.
Overview outlines sources of government income including income and profits tax, customs, fines and penalties, repayments on investments, and other miscellaneous receipts. It lists expenditures by function such as national defense, public works, pensions, civil functions, and interest on public debt.
Dr. Robert A. Millikan and David Stars Jordan argue there is no inherent clash between science and religion. They contend true religion and sound science rest on facts and should be reconciled, noting that genuine truths cannot conflict, only interpretations can fail to harmonize.
A newly arrived Scotchman watches a Maine wildlife reel and asks who the beast is. His companion explains it is an American moose, prompting the punchline that he does not want to meet an American rat. The quip appears in Rapper's Weekly.
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