Prohibition Column Explores Benefits of Liquor Sale Ban
Prohibition column argues the policy yields beneficial results. It asserts business improves under prohibition and people are more content with conditions than under legal liquor sales.
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Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1909
Page
3
Oil or Olive Oil The Pure Food Question
A Pittsburg Sun condensed statement argues pure cotton seed oil can rival olive oil in purity and health, urging Americans to keep cotton seed oil at home and refine it for table use to boost domestic profits and safety. It criticizes whiskey sales as undermining citizens and governance, urging reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Advertiser
City Treasurer Shortage Confirmed by Audit Report
Rock Hill July 19 at a special council meeting Ameri can Audit company final report confirms a cash shortage in City Treasurer May's accounts. Shortage listed as 14 671 instead of 6 000 with raised checks and missing records. No arrest yet, council adjourned to hear May's answer on the additional shortage tomorrow.
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Rock Hill
American Audit Company
May
City Tax Penalty Notice From August on Unpaid Bills
Notice states a 20 percent penalty will be added to all unpaid city taxes starting on the Sgt day of August. Signed by W. A. Black and C. and T. for the city.
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C. W. Rouse
Atta
W. A. Black. C
Patten presses Evanston assessor on his property tax
James A. Patten, famed wheat investor, asked Evanston's tax assessor to double last year’s personal property valuation. The assessor cited about 400000 dollars, but Patten urged a precise million dollar figure, arguing for a just share of taxation and noting smaller taxpayers would bear the excess.
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James A. Patten
Evanston
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