Aiken Anecdotes Right To Use Water Once A City Issue
Aiken's water history spans from early standpipes to iron pipes and meters. The piece recalls 1894 95 debates over water rights taxes and tariffs, the 1895 Newberry Street well, and the 1970 public works structure under William L. Sanders with seven thousand plus meters.
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Courtney
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W.G. Chafee
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Newberry
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Brevard
N.C
Public Works Department
William L. Sanders
W.C. Sanderson
C.E. Turner
A.H
Baynham and Meter
J. Frank Thorpe
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S.C
Dust disease strikes textile workers in seven mills
Dr. I. E. Buff reports that in a three month probe in West Virginia textile mills about half of workers showed symptoms of byssinosis caused by cotton dust. He described dust levels as ten times acceptable and said mills had not cleaned up.
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Charleston
W. Va
I. E. Buff
Physicians Committee For Miners Health and Safety
Buff
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