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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1924

Page

2

Fragmented note on Greene’s forces and Cheraw plan

A damaged OCR fragment references Greene's force and a planned position at Cheraw. It mentions May to July and includes unclear names and dates. The readable items indicate military movement but lack full context or clear actions.

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Fragmentary quote on regional development and expansion

A fragmentary clipping critiques regional growth with a stray Pitt Panther quote. It notes the South as God made, but growth as man made, hinting at opportunities for expansion in the country. The lines are rough and non-specific but imply historical regional discourse.

Pitt Panther

Plan to market crops avoids direct price fixing

The article discusses President Coolidge and Secretary Jardine seeking a plan to address the farm crisis without direct government price fixing. A proposed government loan or regulation would create a crop marketing body run with bankers, while the government remains out of direct management and funding. Earlier, Jardine proposed conferencing with Chicago and New York bankers to handle crop surpluses, but the plan was not adopted as bankers declined to undertake the task.

Fare’ Nevell Hite White -Houae Colidge Larding Jardine Coolidge’ Plana Chicago

2000 New Telephones At Your Service

More than 2,000 new telephones were added to the Bell Telephone System in South Carolina last year. The expansion involved a highly trained workforce and investments exceeding $759,000 for plant additions and replacements.

Bell Telephone System South Carolina

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