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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
7
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An authentic statement asserts that state legislatures currently must handle at least ten thousand new statutes this year, versus about thirteen thousand enacted in 1924. The coming session will grapple with repeals and new laws as it reshapes the legal code.
A former classmate of Judge Charles Albert Woods writes in Charleston News and Courier praising Woods. He recalls four years at Wofford showing high ideals integrity and ambition and notes Woods lifelong rectitude. He recalls Woods sacrifice of money amid a financial catastrophe and his modesty about a Supreme Court nomination.
A government study shows 28 255 South Carolinians filed federal returns for 1923 with total net income of 22 448 464 and tax of 1 756 520. National totals include 7 698 324 returns and 703 962 165 in tax. SC gains: 5.19% more returns, 30.85% higher net income, 31% higher tax.
Judge James E Purifoy of Walterboro SC urged rehabilitation of agriculture as essential to the state economy. He cited bank credit limits heavy farm debt and urban drift, advocating Federal Intermediate Credit Bank loans to restore profitability and safeguard civilization and state welfare.
F B Chapman reports a sow from Pickens County producing 45 pigs in year and a half. In that period the sow had three litters of fifteen pigs each. The most recent litter is three weeks old and all piglets are thriving.
A rustic ode to fishing as outdoor recreation and the thrill of rod and reel. The piece contrasts old hand methods with modern outboard motors enabling swift, exciting trips and easier access to elusive game fish.
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