Gubernatorial Campaign Debates Constitutionality Of Highway Bond
The campaign centers on Col. W H Keith's charge that the highway bond issue is unconstitutional despite court rulings. He argues no bond is legal without a popular vote, while other lawmakers faced questions over salary increases amid campaign rhetoric. Voters in multiple counties have heard candidates in Lexington and surrounding towns with little shift in support after three weeks of speeches.
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Ira €. Blackwood
House Of-Representatives
Col
Keith
Lexington
House of Rep
Boty
Seeneral Assembly
Etyer
Vaneler
Iden
Greenville
Smoak
Lene
Jones
Saluda
McCormick
Edgefield
Aike Calhoun
Orangeburg
Bamberg
Ahdahy
Culleston
Hampton
Sasper
Beaufort
Cole Hettlen
House of Representatives
Aiken
Horse Creek Valley
Charleston
da Saraier
Herth
Tee
Evo Wabh
Leanartan
Gingerbread House of Hamburg New Jersey Comes to Life
In Hamburg New Jersey Caleb Johnson presents a towering gingerbread house mirroring fairy tale images in vivid colors. The colossal display features elephant shaped candy decorations and an exterior sunlit entry, drawing visitors to an extraordinary child friendly fantasy house.
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Caleb Johnson
New York
Hamburg
N. J
America
New Jersey
Aiken to Own $1,500,000 New Paper Mill
Report mentions New York Times noting a plan for Aiken to acquire a paper mill valued at about $1.5 million. The item outlines potential mandate and funding context, with references to industrial strategy and regional economy impacts.
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NEW York Times
AIKEN
Farmers urged to use Savannah river for development
State Senator John F Williams addressed Beech Island Farmers' Club on forming a cooperative association to secure full benefits from Savannah river navigation. He argued dependable water transport would boost agriculture across a hundred mile radius. Gowan of Aiken spoke on farming conditions, boll weevil control, and early poisoning results while others discussed regional gains and local issues.
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John FF. Williams
Congress
Beech Island
Farmers’ Club
Georgia
Savannah
Williams
Savannah River
Gowan
Farnop
sAiken
Aiken
Hart
Otto
Emery
Aiken Club Market Association Forming
Aiken County market association forms under the leadership of the Aiken Claunter of Commerce and local workers. The plan is to open the market within days, operate two freights daily two days weekly, and provide a steady supply to the community.
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Aiken Claunter of Commerce
Otier
Aiken County
Priesstays
Aiken hears Congress aspirants July 18
Aiken hosts a meeting on July 18 inviting congressional aspirants Warnes Pinestay and Tots 4 s. The event at Aiken County Hospital morning hours follows a week of wt and Pred. Aomeeting of the Winans Aux at the library is noted.
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Aiken
Congress
Warnes
Aiken County Hospital
Orning
New Chapter in Agriculture by Atkinson Family in Augusta
Augusta Chronicle discusses McAuliffe and F. W. Atkinson and son concluding six years of work on modern farming. They plan a vineyard with about a dozen grape varieties, claiming high quality fruit sought by Asheville, Greenville, Athens, and Augusta patrons. Orders exist for the Atkinson vineyard output, with potential large sales in Atlanta and beyond.
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Ww. Atkinson
Ech Island
Young- Atken College
Augusta
Bouyant
Ates
Asheville
Greenville
Athenry
Atlanta
Feokoor
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Johnston
Greenville County
Etie Soper
Joseph Urban
Hensel
Gretel
Jersey
Eles
Amd
Hove
Taber
Greersl Waortie
Seth
Aiken Club Market Association Forming
Hospital Auxiliary
A. D
Atkinsen
Beech * Tland
McAuliffe
Augusta Chronicle
Sr Othe Federal
Mee HO
Ramard
Ramin
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