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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
2
The Andrews News notes a $2.00 annual subscription and second class mailing. It requires signed communications for publication and lists advertising rates at 20 cents per inch. Contact the business office for more information on advertising.
A critique of South Carolina taxes and land taxation argues the assessment system fuels land speculation and inflated values. It contends that low assessed values encourage overbuilding and rent issues while urging candid reform to reduce burdens without harming public institutions.
Local church announces a White Gift Service during Christmas week to embody the lesson that giving is blessed. The event aims to help those without life's necessities, with date and hour to be announced. Includes quotes on generosity and a note about George Washington and an old oil spring idea.
Floyds petition for annexation gains leverage with 164 signer count from 369 registered voters. Commissioners Hooks and Harrelson favor annexation while Richardson and Shelley oppose. Funds deposited cover survey expenses. two surveyors hired with a third to be added. survey work set to start December 15.
Reverend D. D. Jones leads the Methodist Church with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. The pastor preaches on the Sabbath as a day for the soul’s nourishment and the Bread of Life.
The Pitt Panther quotes a Soph who asks what substantiates Shakespeare as a prophet and suggests his foretelling of a brewing era via the witches broth recipe in Macbeth. The remark links biblical prophecy style to dramatic fiction and raises a playful critique of literary foresight.
A Detroit Free Press passage defines friends as the people some fellows expect will always bail them out of trouble. The remark reflects a blunt social observation from the era on loyalty and reliance among peers.
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