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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1930

Page

4

South Carolina Race Debate Highlights Tax and Freight Rates

In a heated exchange, speakers comment on past tax shifts in Aiken County, assess farm land valuations and a mill's lowered assessment. They clash over interstate freight rate advocacy, noting salary figures and past legislative attempts. The dialogue touches on state flood damage bills and House action.

South Carolina Tax Commission Lenda Aiken County Horse Creek Valley Williams John Wil Hare Interatary Interstate Commerce Commission Florida

John Craig Local Farmer Dies After Illness

John Craig, a renowned Rathwood farmer in Aiken County, died at home on Tuesday July 15 after several weeks illness. Funeral services were held in the Dry Branch family cemetery with Rev. J. W. Gomillion of Aiken presiding. Survived by wife Mary Craig, daughter Burdell Craig of near Aiken, sons John Craig of Graniteville and Boliver Craig of Augusta, and a sister.

John Craig Rathwood Aiken County Dry Branch J. W. Gomillion Aiken Mary Craig Burdell Craig Near Aiken Graniteville Boliver Craig Augusta

Lever as a Statesman and Agricultural Leader

Aided by praise for his liberal aims and farmer sympathy, the profile portrays Frank Lever as a genuine statesman with a modern romance of public service. It notes his role leading a $24,090,000 agricultural appropriation bill and his ability to connect with district constituents while shaping national agricultural policy.

Frank Levert Mr. Lever Lever Frank Lever

Mrs Laura Smith Arthur Dies in Graniteville

Mrs Laura Smith Arthur age 76 died at her Graniteville home Friday morning. Widow of William E. Arthur she was a longtime member and worker at St John M E Church. Funeral services were Sunday at St John ME Church Graniteville with Rev Lape of Columbia, Rev Smith of Graniteville and Rev Waggin of Alcen officiating. Interment in Graniteville cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs S N Timmerman and Miss Bessie Arthur of Graniteville, Alea Rhieden of Aibenart vis Mellie Brown of Connelly Springs, N C. ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. Pallbearers named. The Baptist missionary classes met Tuesday afternoon with Rostick Lake Mrs T W Turner. Bernards-Melean with Mrs Reg Island Courtney. Bobo-Patterson with Mrs Ro HL Kreeee.

Laura Smith Arthur Graniteville Othin Arthur William E. Arthur St John M. E. Church St. John ME. Church F. Lape Columbia KR. D. Smith Waggin Alken Tode Timmerman Mise Bessie Arthur Alea Rhieden Aiben- Art Vis Mellie Brown Connelly Springs N. GC Gramcchild A. CD. Sheppard W. Mo Ergle Paul Burnett G. BB. Rearden George Dackson Alo. Faulkner WH. B. Whitthead A. Bell Missionary Crades of the Baptist Church Tuesdy T. W. Turner Reg. Inaki Courtney Ro HL Kreeee

Obituary of John Dixon Scott at sister’s home

John Dixon Scott aged 39 died at his sister Mrs W G Garvin's home on Tuesday at 11 48 in the morning following an illness. Survived by wife Mary Eather Scott a son John Dixon Scott Jr three daughters Varie Jeannette and Myra Scott two brothers A P Scott of Williston and Samuel W Scott of Montmorenci five sisters Mrs W G Garvin and W Mr Hitt of Augusta Mrs T L Scott of Beech Island Mrs C F Beck Williston and Mrs E W Holman of Monteta in the insurance business.

John Dixon Scott W. G. Garvin Mary Eather Scott John Dixon Scott, Jr Varie Jeannette Myra Scott A. P.scott Williston Samuel W. Scott Montmorenci W.G. Garvin

Masons Meet in Seventh District Gathering

Masons of the Seventh district gathered in Aiken last Thursday night with strong turnout from Graniteville Langley North Augusta Trenton Edgefield Johnston Ward and Wagener. Grand secretary O Frank Hart of Columbia presided over the meeting which opened with W W Edgerton of Aiken district delivering the invocation and W A Giles of Graniteville visiting grand master delivering a brief address.

Mazons Aiken Graniteville Langley North Augusta Trenton Edgefield Johnston Ward Wagener O. Frank Hart Columbia W. W. Edgerton W. A. Giles

Asparagus Field Day Set For August 6 At Aiken Club

County agent GC Lee Gowan announces an asparagus growers meeting at the Aiken Agricultural Club on August 6. The agenda starts with an 8 am farm tour of fertilizer demonstrations, followed by an 11 45 am discussion on asparagus fertilizers with expert growers and a Q and A. A $5 prize will be awarded to the farmer showing the most actual potash usage. Barbecue lunch will be served after the meeting, with cooperation from county agents, the S C Bankers Association, fertilizer dealers, and others to maximize attendance.

GC. -Lee Gowan Aiken—Agricultural Club Asparagus S.C. Bankers Association Fertilizer Deal-Etf United States Asparagus Brower

Jim Scarr To Operate Augusta Belmont Cafe

James B. Scarr, a well known local caterer, will open the Belmont Cafe and Coffee Shoppe on Broad Street in Augusta within two to three weeks. The new restaurant aims to be modest and well run, with Scarr inviting friends from Aiken and surrounding areas to visit. Also mentioned is Seabornerrie, a prize-winner in the 4-17 Cotton Jub, with a yield of 2400 pounds valued at 5105.04 and profit of 7,385.

Belmont TI Broad Street James B Aiken Scarr Arc Owas Jackson Belmont Cafe Nis Ald Franny Aiken and Iis New Place Jim' Scart New Halland Aiken County Sabet

Aiken 4-H Club Members Visit Clemson College

One hundred and sixteen members plus County Agent C Lee Gowan and local leaders visited Clemson College. They stayed on campus and heard Dr B W Sikes praise club work and Dr W Daniel discuss agriculture. Attending leaders included Pete local figures and families. Also noted were Aiken County delegates to the American Legion convention in Columbia.

Aiken Cilelmecasm F H Clemson Ore C.’Lee.gowan She County College Dar B. We Sikes the. College

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Smith Arthur the Insurance Business Masons Jim" Scarr Augusta Belmont Cafe C. C. Farr & Co Broad St Augusta, Ga A&p Hood Maty A Ae enter ATLANTIC _& PACIFIC. TEA Firestone Company Firestone Dealers and Service Stores Firestone Mereformance Studebaker Atlantic City Detroit Cowat Toma Lonacet Oldpfirle Ny Aan Sisem Proportionsiell Low Siras U-Piate Nina Osbon’s Aiken Tire Shop Aiken, S.C
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