Bus Transportation Advances and Fleet Growth
The editor of Baw Transportation asserts motorbiker coverage and service scale in the United States. About 82,000 buses operate nationwide with 35,000 on regular intercity routes. railroads add 1,108 buses, 500 million dollars are invested in buses and terminals, and cross country travel by bus is possible under single-company ownership.
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Baw Transportation
United States
Regilar
Mlnes
New York
Los Angles
America
Hoover
South America
United
North
Ueagre
Raising hogs proves profitable for Westminster farmer
W H Simmons of Westminster rural route in Oconee county reports strong hog profits from hogs raised and fed on his farm. He has sold 569 dollars worth of hogs in recent months and has 18 more head fattening for market. Simmons began hog raising years ago after cotton profits dropped, encouraged by Westminster Chamber of Commerce. He expects to net at least 25 percent on every dollar of stock marketed.
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Oconee County
W. H. Simmons
Westminster
Seneca Farm and
Governor Sampson's Honest Movement Promotes Fair Dealing
Kentucky governor advocates nationwide survey on honesty as a thought study not a statistics project. He warns against indifferent honesty and urges emphatic integrity in business to bolster public belief that right conduct prevails.
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Sampson
Kentucky
Pate Case Trial Details Turbulent Domestic History
Testimony in the Pate murder case recounted a history of irritability and cruelty between Pate and his wife since 1901. Mrs Pate described repeated beatings and threats, while Mrs Kirkland testified to alleged mistreatment and a strained family relationship. The defense highlighted alibi claims and contested the crucical incident preceding the killing, with further testimony from relatives and acquaintances detailing the tense home environment.
Pate's cross examination reveals personal ties and legal concerns
Witnesses described Pate as loud when speaking, with noted strength despite partial paralysis. Edgar Chatham testified Pate boarded with her in Winston-Salem for about a year and was asked to leave due to an affair, while he had a living Bamberg wife. Sheriff Urwin and Prevaux testified to Pate's temperament and court disputes. Pate also disclosed several life insurance policies naming his wife and daughter.
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Pate
R. F. Jefferies
Walterboro
John F. Williams J
Aiken
Barte D. Carter
Bamberg
Julian B. Salley
Hendersrons
Salley
Kirkland
Wington-Salem
N. C
Greenville Woman's College
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Young
Istland
Denmark Buick Company
Robert McMillign
McMian
Warherwoman’s Inn
Kirktland
Ol McMillan
Robert McMillan
Kirklaid
Tom
McMillan Snd
McMillan
Leathers
Heseinger
Rah. Y McMillan
Ty B. Varablof Bammdorg
Kirklamd
Cert
Bamnd
Alten
Une
BR. R. Miley
WC. Hughes
A. K. Brown
O” Shelf Padgett
Colleton
T. J. Disrdwin
Bamberg County
Griffin Prevaux
Uilsr
Edgar Chatham
Winston-Salem
N.C
Urwin
Prevaux
Young Kirkland
Nto
Charleston Spirituals Delightful Entertainment
The Aiken Civic League plans a Saturday evening entertainment on March 2 featuring the Society for the Preservation of Spirituals of Charleston. Proceeds benefit civic improvements. DeBose Heyward and his wife are patrons, with Civic League members to be entertained in local homes.
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Aiken
Redmond Buys 8700 Acre Hunting Preserve Near Yemassee
L G Redmond of New York, a winter resident of Aiken, bought 8700 acres near Yemassee through Salley and Hall and Tainter. The 152000 dollar purchase includes rice fields timber and open land along the Combahee River. The property known as Nitu pot and Clay Hall borders Joaeph Stevens Jericho and Langdown Cheves of Charleston.
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G.L. Redmond
New York
Prem‘nent
Aiken
Salley and Hall and
Tainter
Yemassee
Clay Hall
Langdown Cheves
Charleston
Comhabee River
Joaeph Stevens
Jericho
L. L
Gas Tax Proposal Seeks Six Cent Increase in South Carolina
A bill introduced Wednesday night by Representatives E. H. Blackman Olin Sawyer and J. B. Pureholt calls for raising the state gasoline tax from five to six cents. Of the six cents, five would fund a proposed highway bond issue and one cent would be allocated to counties for county road projects.
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Columbia
South Carolina
E. H. Blackman
Orangeburg
Olin Sawyer
Georgetown
J. B. Pureholt
Laurens
Leaxen Shuler Block Leased After Court Fine
The Shuler block at Main Street and Richland Avenue, housing six stores and four apartments, was leased for years to Chris Chalakis who has long used the corner shop. Rumors of ownership disputes were denied as false. Monday police court fines totaled 2100. Most cases involved drinking and disorderly conduct.
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Leaxen Shuler
Shuler
Main Street
Richland Avenue
Chris Chalakis
Chota
Political whispers stir 1930 South Carolina races
The 1930 campaign outlook grows clearer as potential governor and lieutenant governor candidates emerge. Rumors link figures like Laney and McCaslan to races, with others from Colleton and Chester counties eyed. Officials deny swaps with senators, while talks on water powers and resources surface. Local 4-H and agricultural club events highlight farm concerns and plans for creameries.
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Jackson
Aiken County
Jefferies
Colleton
Butler
Chero
Seeing Ourselves at First Baptist Church Sermon
At First Baptist Church on Sunday May 2 the pastor will speak on Seeing Ourselves after the evening service. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with Four Men In the Furnace topic during the morning session. B P G meets at 6 30 p m and the 7 10 p m evening service includes the sermon title Seeing Ourselves.
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First Baptist Church
Sun
McLeana
Obituary of Oscar W Underwood Former Senator Alabama
Oscar W Underwood, once a leading Alabama statesman, died leaving a legacy as a top tariff expert in the House and Senate. His name surfaced at the 1912 Democratic National Convention, and though Wilson secured the nomination, Underwood helped shape tariff policy before returning to the Senate leadership. In 1924 Alabama supported him for president through 103 ballots.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
South
Underwood
House
Wilson
Senate
Ingal
Son
Southland
Juror Arrested in Prohibition Liquor Case
W W Addis of Gloverville, drawn for juror duty at the court of general sessions, was arrested after 16 gallons of liquor were found in his car and home. He had been rejected in liquor cases but served on the jury.
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W.W. Addis
Gloverville
General Sessions
Protest Road Changes Near Batesburg Monetta
Citizens led by J H Miller Yancy Holstein J R Corder Gus Holstein and others protested proposed Batesburg Monetta road changes before county commissioners asking action with the highway department. Home Demonstration Club notices list Elizabeth Bailey meeting schedules February 11 week clubs at Beech Is home demonstration site.
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Batesburg-Monetta
J.H. Miller
Yancy Holstein
J. R. Corder
Gus Holstein
Wow
Lacyman
Harchway Department
Elizabeth Bailey
Beech Ishk md
Tessoa Lf Club
Jackson H
Offier
Honor Bell at Downer School December 1928
Second Grade pupil Ethel Broome and Helen McElmurray share honors with James MecElmurray in seventh grade at Downer School while Henry Eve also receives recognition in December 1928.
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Downer School
Ethel Broome
Helen McElmurray
James MecElmurray
Secenth
Henry Eve
Debtors and Creditors Notice for Samuel Anderson Estate
All persons with claims against the estate of Samuel Anderson deceased must present them verified and all debts to Mrs Anner Anderson or to the undersigned J P McNair Executor Aiken S C February 7 1929
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Samuel Anderson
Anner Anderson
For Sale and For Hire Irish and Canadian horses and ponies
For sale and hire of Irish and Canadian bred 22 horses ponies and driving horses. Riding lessons with special attention for beginners. Saddle horse twenty dollars per hour. S B Butt Sunny Meadow Riding School Colleton AWG Aiken S C 1-2R-tf Last Strayed or Stolen a Great Dane Bitch about months old collar Maltese with black spots Answer to name Betty Reward for information leading to recovery Telephone we dip.
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Bwatem
S. B. Butt
Sunny Meat Riding School
Colleton Awg
Aiken
S.C
Colar
Malkese
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Pat Leasca
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Clemson College
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Winthrop
George K. Laney
Chesterfield
Laney
Columbis
General Assembly
Mill
Montmorenci
Agricultural Club
BD Steer
Clemson Exteision Service
Aiken Agricultural Club
Steer
Geraldine Stinson
Warrengill
K. of
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Aiken Lodge
The
Knights of iPythias
Hest
Fred Ergle
Graniteville
J. P. McNair
Aiken, S.C
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W. C. Smith, Jr
Williston
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Toxwond Hedyv
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Firestone
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