To Have and to Hold and Draw Salaries
A city special confirms ex-treasurer Detyens' books show a $6,800 shortage. The piece criticizes yearlong neglect of auditing and calls for annual examinations of the treasurer's office to prevent such lapses and apathy in public office.
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Detyens
Jones
E. B. Wilson
Civil Engineer Office to be Reinstated in Georgetown
Mr. Reid Whitford departs for Charleston on government orders, leaving Georgetown without a Civil Engineer. The city laments the lack of government contact with port needs and urges adequate appropriations to restore the position and benefit the port’s future.
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Georgetown
Wool price rises blamed on wool not tariff
The Buffalo Express reports textile makers blame Aldrich rate changes for rising woolen cloth prices. Shifts in wool costs, not tariffs, are cited as the cause, with higher prices affecting expensive garments. Consumers with steady wages may accept higher costs for cloth and clothing.
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Aldrich
Buffalo ‘‘Express
Mugwump
Is Money Your Standard
Essay argues money should not dictate social status and equality for all. It claims Sparta’s rigid state upbringing produced equality while modern wealth creates social barriers and misperceptions of worth. Wealth cannot buy character or decency and thus fails as a true standard of value.
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Sparta
Tax Collection Notice From City Officials
During the absence of the Clerk and Treasurer, Capt. W A Black and Chief of Police R W Rouse will be at City Hall from 9 a m to 12 noon for the collection of taxes. H W Fraser.
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Capt
W. A. Black
R. W. Rouse
H. W. Fraser
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