Turkey farming proves more profitable than cotton in Aiken County
Aiken County farmer Edgar Hankinson and family report 487 turkeys raised on Sindy Grove Poultry Farm with a net profit of 1574.17 after costs. They describe breeding, feeding, and management practices and note turkey farming as a more lucrative or equal pursuit to cotton. New York attorney Elmer Schlesinger dies in Aiken after heart failure at golf club. Supreme Court actions include denial of motion in McCormick horse case and ongoing appeals. State Senate rejects two road bill referendums.
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Carolina Playmakers Delight Audience At Ade Kent Theatre
The Carolina Playmakers drew a good crowd with an evening of inlk plays at the Ade Kent Theatre. Professors from the University of New Carolinas joined the program, presented by Lanter Branson of the Misufaeturing Company, entertaining residents and town folks with a winter colonial theme and notable performances by Mrs. i Mro, Mr. A., Miss Hope bitin, and others.
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North Augustans Back State Road Bond Vote
North Augusta officials endorse the proposed statewide road bond measure now before the South Carolina General Assembly. The mayor Robert B. Mesling and town council voice strong support in a telegram from Aiken County to Columbia. Kiwanis meeting featured Capt Basil Grant of A. G. Spalding & Bros as speaker at the Hotel Aiken.
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Kenneth B. Schley To Build in Aiken
Local notices indicate Kenneth B. Schley plans construction in Aiken. The fragment references a house project and nearby developments near Santa area with related timing and site details.
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Five Stiles Destroyed Seaf Wind r Windsor Friday
Five Stiles were destroyed near Paradas by unknown cause on Friday as search parties and local authorities led by ex Sheriff Nellie Rif met in the area. The wreckage included a steamer and other debris, with investigators surveying the scene for clues and noting involvement of several named individuals and places.
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Poulter Shipment Reported From Local Farm
A local farm reported a poultry shipment involving multiple crates veering toward market. Officials noted the arrival at Ware town with prices listed around CL Lew per unit.
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Postmaster Reappointed at Salley
H W O Tones, postmaster at Salley, has been reappointed to the position and the appointment has been confirmed by the Senate. The Athens post office and banks of Vinewall closed for Washington's Birthday. The work was carried out by Tames Grier on Vork Street.
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Colonel Kaiser dies after long winters at sea shore
A winter resident known as Colonel Kaiser died after a seven year tenure at Winters Shore. He was a former aide to Aiken and had many friends among local winter visitors. The obituary notes his long service, social ties, and the impact of his passing on the community.
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To Sing Spirituals Here on March 2nd
Columbia notes a four hour session ended with amendments to a highway bond bill killed by votes 22 to 10 and 19 to 10. The measure called for a referendum. The highway bill remains under discussion after the noon hour today while committee amendments attract opposition.
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Aiken’s Streets Worst In United States Warms Liberty Feature
Liberty magazine’s Grace Robinson article "Riding Into Society" portrays Aiken as the paradise for horsemen while labeling its streets as among the worst in the United States. The five page piece, heavily illustrated, draws readers to the resort town and its winter life, citing pricey ads and local figures like Mrs. Hiteheack and the Periwinkle community.
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Aiken Senator Backs $75 Million Highway Bond Issue
Senator John F. Williams voted in favor of the highway bond issue on second reading in a tie. Two Aiken delegation members B. K. Keenan and John W. Duncan of Langley oppose the measure, while Rep. S. B. Williams of Selvern has not yet revealed his vote.
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