Greenville County Savings From Salary Change T:
A conservative estimate from a close source notes that Greenville County offices switching from fee to straight salary will save over $20,000 annually, with about $12,000 saved in the sheriff and clerk of court offices this year. The new salary schedule lists top amounts for several posts, while tax collection shifts in 1928 alter the sheriff’s role and raise the delinquent tax collector’s pay to $5,000. The piece also recalls wartime and postwar contrasts, citing New York’s $69,000,000 for 67 school buildings as evidence of a focus on education.
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Greenville
Industry and unions urged to modernize relations
Dr. Frank W. Taussing of Harvard argues industry must adopt a friendly stance toward voluntary unions. He says the United States is moving toward rationalization and standardization with smooth, rapid conduct of industry, seeking system over chaos. He notes rich men’ s gifts aid welfare but labor seeks a fair return on capital and dignified living, extending union ideas to farmers and mechanics.
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Frank W. Taussing
Harvard
Tariff Commission
United States
Taussing
Not Convincing Plan Wins Prohibition Prize
Maj Chester P Mills prize plan for enforcing prohibition is deemed not convincing as bootleggers could survive in homes regardless of air tight restrictions. A second prize of 1000 dollars and 4000 for the school went to Malcolm D Almack of Palo Alto for an essay urging respect for the law. Prohibition proves hard while liquor profits persist.
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Chester P. Mills
Malcolm D. Almack
Palo Alto
Cal
Notice of Tax Return Period in Aiken County South Carolina
The county Auditor announces a tax return period for the 1929 assess year. Returns are required from property owners and those with control of property by oath, under threat of a ten percent penalty for non return. Locations and dates are listed for staged offices and town appointments, with a duty to notify if moved or if owning doves.
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Bouth Carolina
of Aiken
General Assembly
Samy
Huw
Bawkers
Pullman
South Carolina Tay Commission
Persens
Qaditer
Sudwiy Techutts
Grit and Steel magazine's revival under De Camp
Ed De Camp faced a delayed issue of Grit and Steel after partner Sherrill left owes money and walked out. Despite a rocky start, letters from chicken fanciers and J. C. Sturdel urged continuation, and the magazine grew to worldwide circulation as a leading journal on fighting chickens.
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Chicago
Carolina
Grit ‘and Steel
Grit and Steel
De‘Camp
J. C. Sturdel
Mr. DeCamp
Gaffney
J. Luther Sherrill
DeCamp
Sherrill
Gaffney Ledger
DeCampi
Poe Mein
Campo
Revealarty
Hiawyever
Sears
de Camp
Cs Buss Ss
Carelina DeCamp
Amma
Jeroain
Bulfalo
Sherri
San
Charlotte
Plan to present thal papers to new citizens by Phili pnians Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce of Philadelphia adopted a plan to present “thal papers” to new citizens, modeled after similar schemes. The aim is to make newcomers feel responsible for contributing to the country’s success and to emphasize fellowship and opportunity. The plan has seen success in other localities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Philipnians
Commencepoor College
Ae Oe At
Where Are the Children and Fountain Inn Church Decline
Aindy spends the week end in Itown and attends morning worship. She notes the Fountain Inn church once filled the Sunday school with lively groups, but now parishioners sit scattered, calling the church dead and asking what happened to local religious interest.
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Aindy
Fountain Inn
Ft. Inn
Ford radiator cooling system with staggered rows
The article describes a Ford radiator cooling surface with four staggered rows of fins to optimize air flow. It mentions a fan of the airplane propeller type drawing air through the radiator at a high rate and notes related components like the water pump and the overall cooling system, including maintenance notes and dealer servicing points.
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Ford
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Montgomery Advertiser
New York City
Tammany
John W. Gunter
Heane
Eureka
Johnson’s
Tramieville
Cauch & Tinmumuri
Valleh Melents
Uth
Warrenville
Kenner’s
Ste
Sils Smith's
Langley
John
Lang Thompson
Who 'S Store
Star Wreys Sters
Augusta
Aiken County
Court House
A. B. Gunter
Ed DeGamp
C. Littlejohn
Sturnel
West
Dlec
Mborkate
Micon
Shereakl
Tire
J. H. Johnson, A. L. A
Aiken, S.C
Root
Bank of Western Carolina
Bailie Furniture Co
Broad Street Wall
A. J. Hilton
Aiken
THE
Aiken Pressing Club
Ford Motor Company
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