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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1924

Page

6

Record of 1925 local banking, farms, and town notes

The year shows Newberry banks with deposits near half a million dollars more than last year. Charleston Clearing House reports over four million dollar gain for 1926. A notable dairy cow Bess yielded 27 212.5 pounds milk and 866.68 pounds butter in 365 days, selling milk at 60 cents a gallon. Towns prepare for school and civic developments including a new high school building, a $2 million cotton mill, and local political races.

Charleston Clearing House Association Seary Én College Armaby “Bess National Cooperative -Holstain Agre Richmond South Carolina Peedy South Bess I. Os Hees Colantha Ormsby Guernsey Jersey United States

No Conflict Between Science and Religion Says Noted Figures

Robert A. Acitlken and Pavil, emeritus at Stanford, state there is no inherent clash between science and religion. They argue religion and science should be reconciled as compatible, while noting the question remains unsettled and hinges on interpreting evidence and faith in harmony. A Scotchman anecdote about a red moose at a Maine cinema adds a light aside.

Robert ‘A. Acitlken Garreee! Witinery Maine Kupper

Public debt and trust fund concerns amid restructuring debates

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a discussion of public debt, deficit signals, and investment considerations. References to Panama and Canada appear, suggesting cross border financial matters and trust fund allocations are under review by public authorities. The readable items point to ongoing fiscal policy debate without clear outcomes.

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