States appropriations total six million sixty thousand
The general assembly approved a metal appropriations bill totaling 6,091,241.89 with a 12.12 mill levy to raise it. Expenditures last year reached 5,811,012.85 and, excluding building extensions at state institutions, this year's appropriations stay near 1919 levels.
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Secretary of State’s Office
Comptroller General’s Office
Attorney General’s Office
State Treasurer's Office
Adjutant Genera’s
University of Carolina
Chool For the
Georgetown County Nigeria? (Note: This line is a placeholder due to constraints.)
Georgetown county presents itself as a growing agricultural and industrial hub inviting Northern and Western farmers to relocate. It highlights strong land yields, free-range cattle opposition, diversified mills and manufacturing including the Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation and DuPont plant, and a harbor with a deepened channel. The county spans 808 square miles with varied terrain, a 40 foot mean elevation, 65 degree average temperature, and 55 inches of annual rainfall, promising a long growing season and rich opportunities for business and farming in a climate favorable to crops, vegetables, and fruits.
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Georgetown
Georgetown County
Andrews
Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation
South
Pennsylvania Stave Company
Bita
Mrad
DuPont
Winyaw Bay
Wilmington
Charleston
Baltimore
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Waccamaya
Winyah Bay
Pee Dee
Santee
Sampit
Waccamaw
Georgetown Counties
South Atlantic
Southland
Traces of flu blamed on French horses and vaccines
J F Soop writes to the Baltimore American arguing the influenza origin lies with animals in France. He links outbreaks from 1311 to 1901, suggests vaccination spreads disease, questions cures, and urges nature as remedy rather than complex medicines.
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J. F. Soop
Baltimore American
Isue
Canada
France
Europe
Spain
South America
United States
Roper Resignation Mentioned in Washington Post
The Washington Post notes Dan Roper has served in government roles for 26 years and discusses his early resignation as Commissioner of Internal Revenue, referencing his ties to the Calhoun in his career.
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D. C. Roper
Internal Revenue
The
Washington Post
Dan” Roper
the Calhoun
A Square Deal for the Tennant
A South wide tenancy trend is rising as over half the farm area is cultivated by tenants. Landowners should give tenants a square deal with homes, better seeds, and access to cash so they may acquire ownership. The Progressive Partner urges fair treatment and opportunities to improve yields and profits.
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Poe
Merrys
Fifty-Three Words? No. Cadets Quit Clemson Campus
Virtually all freshmen sophomores and one year agricultural students at Clemson College left campus in a mass protest. About 315 rode in tonight on Southern train No. 40 after demands to reconsider cadet T E Crosland case. Junior and senior classes are reportedly meeting and may follow suit.
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Greenville
Clemson College
W. M. Riggs
T. E. Crosland
Bennettesville
Southern
State College
Clemson
Steele-Moses Plan Modern Georgetown Department Store
The Steele-Moses Company announces plans to build a two story department store at Front and Scriven streets with 75 by 100 foot frontage. Manager Flaum says construction will start soon, old structures will be torn down, and the firm aims to occupy by early fall after reorganization to The Steele-Moses Corporation with $100,000 capital.
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Georgetown
Steele- Moses Company
Front
Scriven Streets
Front Street
Scriven Street
Flaum
Steele-Moses Corporation
Norton and McKenzie Tie The Knot In Florence
Miss Pearl Norton of Dillon county and Mr. Rockwell McKenzie of the county were married Friday afternoon March 5 at the Baptist parsonage in Florence by Rev. Dr. Martin. They will reside with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Dennis in Kingstree.
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Miss Pearl Norton
Dillon County
Rockwell McKenzie
This County
Baptist Parsonage
Florence
Dr. Martin
L. S. Dennis
Kingstree
Post Card Shower for Winthrop College
Winthrop College asks its six thousand daughters to send a post card shower on Monday March 15. Each card should include home address, teaching or business address, maiden name if married, dates and years of attendance, and any related notes such as a daughter at Winthrop or not. Address to Miss A. Russell at Winthrop College Rock Hill S C.
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Winthrop College
Winthrop
I A. Russell
Alu Rescher
Rock Hill
Veteran Capt. Benjamin Martin Dies at Allendale
Old veteran and last surviving staff member of Brig. Gen. Johnson H. in the Confederate army, Capt. Benjamin Martin, died Wednesday March 3 in Allendale. He is survived by his brother Capt. J Elmore Martin sheriff of Charleston county and four sons. He was known as a brave aide-de-camp and cited for gallantry in action. After the Civil War he lived in Washington before returning to South Carolina due to ill health.
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Benjamin Martin
Johnson H
Allendale
J. Elmore Martin
Charleston County
Martin
Washington
South Carolina
Marash siege diary details deadly city fighting
The Rev. C. T. S. Crathern recounts seventeen relief workers as gunfire rained on Marash for days. French troops and Armenians clashed with Turkish nationalists, sisters and doctors barely escaped as the city burned and Armenians fled beneath shellfire.
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Adana
Asia Minor
Associated Press
Peking
American Committee For Relief In the
Near East
Marash
C. T. S. Crathern
Boston Y. M. C. A
Aras
Crathern
Swift & Company Chief Urges Employees to Invest in Stock
Louis F. Swift, president, tells 1919 employees to get in debt to buy company stock as a lasting investment. The Year Book of 1920 notes Swift & Company ranks among the nation's largest shareholders with over 48,000 people invested, including 10,000 employees and 13,000 more subscribers under a new plan.
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Louis F. Swift
Swift & Company
United States
Death of Mrs Redford Brown
Mrs Virginia Brown wife of Redford Brown dies unexpectedly. She is survived by her husband and one little daughter.
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Redford Brown
Virginia Brown
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State Pension Commission
Confederate Infirmary
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Tax Board of Review
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South Caroline Railroad Commission
S of Public Service Commis
Southern Presbyterian Church
Chattanooga
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Gulf Stream
the Tennant
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Norton-McKenzie
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