Clarendon County South Carolina Review Card
Clarendon, in eastern South Carolina, named for Edward Hyde and organized in 1865, sits about 60 miles from Columbia and 80 from Charleston. Manning is the county seat with 1920 population 2,022, five banks, five high schools, a private prep school, several mills and canneries, and plans for a feed mill. The county covers 704 square miles, has 79 miles of rail, agriculture including corn cotton tobacco and dairying, and a mild climate with a 225 day growing season.
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South Carolina
Coastal Plain
Sumter
Florence
Williamsburg
Santee River
Edward
Clarendon
England
Clarendon County
Richard L Manning
Sherman
Potter
Glarendon County
Columbia
Charleston
Court House
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James Burchell Richardson
Richard I. Manning
John Peter Richardson
John L. Manning
Richardsons
Mannings
Richardson
Saint Seamty
Merton
Pine Wood
Paxville
Foreston
Surge in Auto Registrations Shapes Road-Building Need
Allard Smith of Union Trust, Cleveland, warns rapid car growth strains the national highways. With 23 million vehicles and only 900k surfaced miles besides cities, he urges accelerating the good roads program or traffic congestion could surge nationwide. He cites highway spending rising from 60 million in 1904 to 91.26 billion in 1937 and notes motor taxes partly fund road work.
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Allard Smith
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Smith
Sunday laws debated as Gov Richards weighs bill
Columbia. Governor Richards has the Sunday law bill before him with McDonald as sponsor in the Senate and Bowers of Newberry in the House. He has not announced a position, but insiders think he may sign. The act tightens penalties for selling on Sunday while carving out exemptions for milk ice newspapers drugs from licensed pharmacists meals by restaurants inns or hotels and certain motor fuel items with time limits on Sabbath sales.
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Richards
Senate
J. E. McDonald
House
Bowers
Newberry
Code of Laws of
South Carolina
General Assembly
South. Carolina
Board of County Commissioners
Why Children Are Not In Schools Analysis
A census-based look shows nearly 1.5 million children aged 10 to 15 employed in industrial jobs. Textile work, messenger roles, child services, steel mills, clothing factories and other sectors account for tens of thousands in each field. Most earnings support families. Ford vehicle turnover is cited as a backdrop to the economic context.
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United States
Ford
One-Man Party Not for Democrats Says Charleston Editorial
Charleston News & Courier notes the Williston Way editorial argues the national Democratic party is not a one man party and will not be defined by a single figure though it contemplates a possible Alfred E. Smith presidential nomination.
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Williston Way
National Democratic Party
Alfred E. Smith
Democratic Party
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