Mass Tum Plane Expansion and Stock Sale Details
The Marshall Tatum Company expands plans with common stock sold to two Georgian friends to fund future growth in Columbus. President T. D. Marshall notes last year's business rise with higher activity in January and February 1928 than the prior best year. References to Harry Lauder and Barry hint at unrelated cultural notes. the League of Nations discusses a 13 month calendar, aiming for 1988 adoption, with expected U.S. cooperation if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denal
Friends
Marshall-Tatum Company
Columia
2 Friends
Geor Im
Tve
Theatore
T. D. Marshall
Ter
League of Nations
Calender
Onch
League
United States
Chesterfield County South Carolina's rich farming legacy
Chesterfield County in South Carolina covers 837 square miles with a 1920 population of about 31,060, rising to an estimated 35,180 in 1925. The area borders North Carolina along the Great Peedee and Lynches River with fertile alluvial lands, hills, cotton, fruit, grapes, melons, and dewberries. Cheraw, the historic town, hosts 3,500 residents, schools, mills, water works, and a low debt, while Chesterfield town has 834 inhabitants. The region ships cotton, fruit, peaches, watermelons, and poultry, with rapid agricultural growth and multiple railroad lines facilitating commerce. The piece notes major crops, industry, and the county’s potential, plus details on Cheraw and neighboring towns.
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Chesterfield County
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Great Peedee
Lynches River
Cedar Creek
South ‘Carolina
Chesterfield
Chesterield
South Carolina
Cheraw
Carolinas
United States
Washington
Sherman
Ilindenburg
Cheraw and
Lancaster
Pageland
Jefferson
McBee
Mount
Croghan
Patrick
Ruby
Newberry Demands Alan Johnstone Run Again
Columbia report by John K. Ruff discusses a correction over a prior claim that Senator Alan Johnstone of Newberry would sponsor a $50,000 appropriation for a poorhouse. Johnstone disputes the stated remark while noting his record and possible county support. the piece also notes his role as president pro tempore and finance committee member, and mentions museum needs for Lindbergh gifts, steel industry scrap losses, and a Texas Democratic convention travel note.
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Alan Johnstone
Newberry
Senate
Johnstone
Newberry County
State Senate
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Harry Lauder
Barry
Navy
Harry
California
Saya
Senate Agricultural Committee
Norris
Muscle Shoals
American Cyanide Company
Columbia
John K. Ruff
Col. Lindbergh
New York
Chicago
Augusta
Georgia
Ford Motor Cars
THE
Aiken Pressing Club
David Weisberg
Aiken
Fisher
B. Fling
Michigan
Chowk Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Coach
Urano
Jay-Mac Chevrolet Co
Aiken, S. C
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