Supreme Court Upholds State Highway Bond Act
The South State Supreme Court ruled the 65 million bond act for the state highway system constitutional. En banc ruling supported both the statewide bond plan and the two district plan, with a three-judge dissent and potential appeals anticipated within ninety days.
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Johnson
Grimball
Ramage
Watts
Justicia Cothran
Townsend
Henry
Bonham
State Supreme
3.S. Farr
Columbian
Clarence L. Richards
Columbia
A. M., Lumpkin
John D. Long
Anderson
John M. Daniel
Cordie Page
Mendel L. Smith
Camden
R. E. Whiting
W. C. Wolfe
Orangeburg
Ie. Wyche
Spartanburg
Smith Announces Third Aiken County School Board Member
Superintendent R D Smith reveals Dr A A Walden of North Augusta as the third member of the Aiken County Board of Education joining Mr Smith and Br R L Dennis of Langley. The appointment was pending and made public yesterday with notices on claimant handling by the Smith office.
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Smith
A. A. Walden
North Augusta
Aiken County
Sand Bar Ferry Bridge to Discuss Rebuilding Plan
The Sand Bar Ferry bridge reconstruction will be discussed at a joint Georgia and South Carolina highway board meeting in Augusta today. Attending will be state and county commissioners from Aiken and Richland, plus engineers providing technical guidance. The damaged bridge, washed by floodwaters, includes several hundred feet of wood trestle and two concrete spans. built jointly in 1921, it cost about 250 000 dollars and could take around six months to restore.
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Augusta
Georgia State Highway Board
South Corolina State Highway Commission
Aiken and Richead
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Savannah
Georgia
South Carolina
Aiken
Audley H. Ward
Bessie
Harper
G. M. Tilford
Abbeville
Gg. C. McLean
Aiken County
James H. Hammond
Richland County
A. M. Kennedy
Barnwell
J. L. Brennan
Bamberg
W. E. Ginn
Hampton County
Columbia
W. W. Smeak
Walterboro
Natural Resources’ Commission of
Abbeville County
Quirying
Greenwood
Hatter Place
Rirure
Court of General Sessions Opens Monday in Aiken
The fall term of the Court of General Sessions starts Monday in Aiken with Judge Grimball of Charleston presiding in his first official visit. Solicitor Boo Carter of Bamberg was in town for final court preparations. A large docket is expected and the court is to be kept busy.
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Aiken
Judie W. TH. Grimball
Charleston
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Boo
Carter
Bamberg
Bath Man Injured in Auto Accident
A Bath man was seriously hurt late Sunday afternoon when two cars collided head on near Bath. James was taken to a hospital for treatment. the other occupant suffered slight injuries and did not require medical care. Both vehicles were heavily damaged. the cause of the wreck was not learned.
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Bath
James
Aiken
Nant
Negro killed during attack at Schultz Hill home
Tom Pickens, a colonel employed by O. S. Bushnell, went to Bushnell's Schultz Hill home to discuss business and attacked Bushnell inside. Bushnell fired, killing Pickens between the eyes in a justifiable homicide coroner's verdict.
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O. S. Bushnell
Tatters
Schultz Hill
Pickens
Mrs Bull Remodels Prickley Pear Cottage in Aiken
Mrs Henry W Bull of New York recently sold Prickley Pear Cottage in Aiken to be remodeled by C B Holley of Augusta, the contractor. Scroggs and Ensing handle the architectural work and have drawn plans to transform the old home into a modern building in every respect.
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Aiken v
Henry W. Bull
New York
C. B. Holley
Augusta
Scroggs & Ensing
Two Young Aiken Men Hurt in Sunday Wreck Near Sumter
Two young Aiken men, Crawford and Burbanks, were slightly hurt Sunday night when their car ran off the road near Sumter after another vehicle forced it into a ditch. They returned to Aiken Monday after staying Sunday night at the Shatter hospital.
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William Burbanks
Sumter
Aiken
Shatter Dexpitah
Gar
Mal Crawford
Wwan
Aiken Flower Show Sets Dates At Highland Park Hotel
The Aiken flower show will be held at Highland Park Hotel on November at 3 PM with exhibits open from 9 AM to 12 noon and not later than 9 PM for removal. Exhibitors supply their own containers and ribbons—blue red and white—will be awarded per class and sweepstakes prizes go to top point earners. Classes include numerous garden varieties and arrangements with entries limited by competition.
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A garbled OCR fragment references banks, taxes, and people with many unreadable names. It mentions Western Carolina, Barnwell, Bilnton, and miscellaneous scattered terms. The text lacks coherent events or dates to form a concrete news item.
South Carolina WCTU Holds Successful Convention Here
About 100 delegates attended the 46th annual South Carolina Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention in session Friday through Sunday. Mrs. Mims praised the opening address, and Miss Ruth McLaurin led legislation proposing stricter prohibition penalties. District directors were named and a Spar tanburg session invited for next year.
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South Carolins. Women's Christian Temperance Union
Joseph Sprott
Manning
Organiza‘tion
J.L.’ Mims
Edgefield
Columbia Union
Pressent
T. ©. Ridgell
Batesburg
Western
Southern
B. B. Kirkland
Columbia
Central
M. A. Hewett
Johnston
Marty. Cullum
L.D. Lewis
Sprott
Ruth McLaurin
General Assembly
Spartanburg
Florence
C.K. Hretz
Aiken
Trevinge Fisher
Mia Wlc
Abel
Witah
Salida
Ivorth Nigiet Thelel Nak
Yvedal
Yogapeenonte
Seventeen potato raged in county report fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a potato issue in a county with unclear names and places. Names like Robert Bo Renney Warrene ville appear distorted. The text mentions a person and a store, with no clear event, date, or outcome.
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