Bluffton Vacation Tent House Ad at Palmetto Beach
Bluffton South Carolina promotes a budget seaside stay with tent houses for families. Four spring cots and bedding cost ten dollars a week with two dollars per extra cot and one dollar per cot weekly for linen. Contact H. M. Snyder or Columbia office at Palmetto Beach Fishing Camp.
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H. M. Snyder
Mer
Bluffton
S. C
Columbia Office
Palmetto
Palmetto Beach
2 Exists This Week s Cross Word Puzzle
Crossword clues list with vertical hints including Hurried Female Animal plural Suffix to form plural An insect Conjunction To bow head quickly Ll Cavity containing the eye 13 To force air through nose 15 A grain 17 To grow old 20 Used to keep cool 21 A stair 22 Frozen vapor 23 Because 26 Opposite of off 28 River in Southern China 29 Egyptian Sun God ANSWER TO LAST WEEK S PUZZLE
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China
Few Carolina Editors Mark 25 Years in Newspaper Work
The South Carolina Press Association meet in Greenville as editors reach a quarter century in continuous service. Freeman notes editors like A. B. Gonzales and E. H. Aull among those still active, reflecting on the demanding workload and longevity in the profession.
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Freeman
Tux Peer Dee Anvocare
M. P. Felder
A. B
Tur Ditton Henato
E. H. Aull
Tue Newsexry Herard
Tue Apvocare
South Carolina
Tue Henaco
A. B. Gonzales
Tue Srarte
Hubert Osteen
Tae Sumver Dattyrem
Col
Tae Newserry Heraro and News
Geo. R. Koester
The
Srarransure Sun
Pierre Fike
Tue Star Tanpurg Journa
Spartanburg
Tue Herat
Milepost
Fe -Herare
Reilly Missing in Fame and Fortune in Local Verse
A poem contrasts famous gamblers and rich figures with Reilly, the county poorhouse resident who went broke and died unseen. It laments public oblivion for Reilly while others gain fame and fortune, recounting losses, escapes, and a final demise.
South Carolina editors honored for long service
A teen and a father of Herbert Osteen of Tus Suscrern Trem and Ed DeCamp of The Garfney Leccer are named among editors recognized for over six decades of continuous newspaper service, joining a distinguished company of honorable ment ion.
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Teen
Herbert Osteen
Tus Suscrern Trem
Ed DeCamp
Garfney Leccer
Menttion South Carolina
Mexican Romance Ends With Leap From Roof
Ines Vargas a 16 year old girl threatened to jump from her family apartment roof unless her consented marriage to Isidro Vovarubias within ten minutes. Firemen and a police official organized a net rescue but Ines still jumped destroying her father's hopes of an alliance with the suitor. Isidro faded from the scene.
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Tue Crry
Mexico
Ines Vargas
Isidro Vovarubias
Vargas
Nuevo Mexico Street
Cirlace Vargas
Commisario
Ines
Ciriaco
Isrida
Tax Association Now Functioning in South Carolina
The Citizens Cooperative Tax Association forms to study state tax issues and advise on levies and appropriations. It plans public petitions on luxury taxes and lists officers and directors across districts with headquarters in Columbia.
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South Carolina
Citizens Cooperative Tax Association
Association
Fret
E. H. Poulnot
Charleston
B. W. Crouch
Saluda
W. W. Sullivan
Anderson
W. G. Jackson
Spartanburg
W. Mason Mc
Millionaires Popping Up Again in United States
Washington reports rising numbers of millionaires in the United States though not at 1916 peak. In 1923 the Internal Revenue Bureau logged 74 incomes of $1,000,000 plus, up seven from the prior year, with millionaires paying $35,788,475 in taxes and 7,689,347 other taxpayers contributing to a total tax take of $793,932,165, about 157 million less than 1922 due to a 25 percent refund by Congress.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
George Millender's Best Half Acre
Geo Millender of Beaver Creek planted a half acre in orvotar beans. He used 3 quarts of seed and harvested ten and a half bushels sold for 84 dollars. He also mowed around a ton of hay from the patch and invites other farmers to beat this with boll weevil cotton.
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Calhoun Times
Geo
Millender
Beaver Creek
Hin
Afraid to Look Pocketbook Mystery in Toronto
Cohen tells Cohen he has lost his pocketbook and fears death if not found. The exchange notes he has checked every pocket except the left hip pocket, prompting the humorous insistence to search that spot.
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Toronto Globe
Cohen
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Louis A. Searson
Certified Public Accountant Commercial and Municipal Audits
Federal and State Tax Service
Columbia
R. Co
Otsego, Mich
Murray
Mullein & Tar
the Murray Drug CO
Columbia, S. C
D. E. Wood
Main
Iveedol
Harleston Oil
Chiropractic
B. R
Florence
Charlotte
N. C
George A. Bauer
Palmer Graduate
Liberty Bank
8. C
Carolina
South Carolina Press Association
Greenville
Brevard
Deyey Mountains
Tue Ditton Horace
A.B. Jordan
Edtor Strickland
Curran Curoniere
N. G. Os
Is Reilly
Bob Lucky
Land of Flowers Room
Reilly
Harry
Kelly
Sallie Braggitt
James Edwin Kerr
Tax Association
Washington
United States
George
J. L. McCarter Public Accountant Audits Income Tax Service
P.O. Box
Aiken, S. C
Webb’s
Coker College
Southern Association of Colleges
Prestwood Lake
Carlyle Campbell
Hartsville, South Carolina
Bailey
Military Institute
Piedmont Carolina
Henry C. Tillman
the Citadel the Military College OF
Aiken
Allendale
Bamberg
Barnwell
Berkeley
Chester
Chesterfield
Clarendon
Colleton
Darlington
Fairfield
Georgetown
Horry
Jasper
Lexington
Marlboro
Newberry
Orangeburg
Sumter
Union
Williamsburg
McCormick
State Board of Public Welfare
William States Lee
Col. O. J. Bond
the Citadel
Charleston, S. C
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