Col. Blease Attacks Tariffs and Farm Relief Stance
Senator Blease defends his record in Washington while criticizing the tariff bill as the era’s great theft. He claims farmers need relief through lower freight rates and extended mortgage terms, noting his opposition to every tariff provision supported by rivals. He stresses years of public service and loyalty to South Carolina, and contrasts Democratic and Republican approaches.
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John
Fardiate
South-Carolina
Sher
Golumbii
Blane
United States Senate
Washington
Blease
South Carolina
Hampton
Till
Mr. Blease
Beau
Uiroagh Tower
Political contest and local figures roam in South Carolina
The piece mocks West Point politicians as Col. Keith and Smoak gain support while Williams seeks votes on wet policy. It lampoons Ashton Wiley and Ashton Williams, notes the Greenville trio of Voucher Johnston and Donnie McMahan, and depicts the ongoing frays around Cip Jones with backbiting, guillotine imagery, and strained tempers across the lower state.
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Ashton
Wile
Liam
Aumen
South Carolina
Williams
Greenville
Voucher Johnston
Donnie McMahan
The
Mrs. H. R. Cave Dies in Aiken After Sudden Illness
Mrs. H. R. Cave, a longtime Aiken resident and active Methodist, died suddenly Tuesday at her daughter's home. Funeral services were held Wednesday at St John Methodist Church, with Rev. Gruggin officiating, followed by burial in Bethany Cemetery. Survivors include Mrs. Dyehow, two sons, a daughter, four brothers, one sister, nine grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren.
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H. R. Cave
Aiken
H. P. Duches
Puneras
St. John Methodist Church
Gruggin
Bethany Cemetery
Cave
Methodist Church
Dyehow
Woom
Hutto
Goca
Tatte
Tampa
Flas
Entertaining Program At Mrs Williams Home
Shiarday a Ternann aay teth Edward Croft Chapter U C to entertain at Mrs John FL Williams home with Mrs Llewellyn Rarekhalt and Miss Susie George providing musical talent under Mrs le Y H McCollough direction. County veterans receive invitations.
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Shiarday
South Carolina Senator Defends Federal Appointments
The scene in Washington features a South Carolina senator boasting of securing millions for roads and rail projects, criticizing shorter-term critics while claiming influence. He recalls opposing Farm Board nominees yet asserts progress for his state and vows to be a senator for all South Carolinians despite past gubernatorial ambitions.
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Washington
Abease
South Carolinas
South Carolina
Senate
South Carolina Census Shows Rural Decline and Urban Growth
The 1930 census counts 1 704 600 people in South Carolina with Greenville leading at 117 004, Charleston at 100 050, and Spartanburg rising. Rural counties show declines while urban counties, including Richland and Horry, grow. Remaining counties like Dorchester and Beaufort await enumeration.
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Greenvile
Spartanburg
Charleston
Horry
Jasper
Marlboro
Richland
Florence
Dorchester
Beaufort
Greenville County
South Carolina
Japper Grows Slightly Amid South State Population Shift
In a state with towns over 20 000 residents Japper, labeled the smallest community, added 31 people in the decade rising from 9868 to 9889. Beaufort Calhoun Darlington Dorchester Florence and Richland counties are noted in the regional counts.
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Japper
Beaufort
Calhoun
Darlington
Dorchester
Florence
Richland
Daughters of America Hold Fine Meeting
Daughters of America Council No. 82 met Tuesday night with a welcome for principals and members. The degree team led by captain Mrs Mahel Burckhalter conferred a degree on Mrs Nona Johnson in an impressive ceremony. Refreshments were served by Mrs Sallie M Gushman Mrs Bertha Vieth and Mrs Maurice Woodward. Officers for the next term were installed by Mrs Steele with Bertie Brown named councilor and Evelyn Gouch advancing to past councilor. Visitors from New Brookland Graniteville and Warrenville attended.
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Eimily Geiger Council
Daughters’ of America
Mahe! Burckhalter
Nona Johnson
Sallie
M—Gushman
Bertha Vieth
Maurice Woodward
Steele
Bertie—Brown
Misa
Evelyn Gouch
Doyle
Webb
New Brookland
Maude Bagbee
Graniteville
Marvin Hewitt
Gladys Posey
Bertha Couch
Bessie Teupard
Warrenville
Gardner-Biggerstaff Couple Wed in Simple Aiken Ceremony
Miss Letha Max Gardner and Marvin O. Biggerstaff of Aiken quietly wed last Saturday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. Ted Mel officiating. The couple will reside in Aiken with relatives and friends in attendance.
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Letha Max Gardner
Marvin O. Biggerstaff
Aiken
Baptist Parsonage
Ted. Mel
Mrs. Biggerstaff
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