Washington Session Debates State Dispensary and Tax Bills
The Senate and House met with bills on county courts dispensary reform and tax deadlines. Key topics include a 1 March tax due date, a state dispensary restructuring, new liquor oversight, and a $1,000 salary for a liquor commissioner. House business included an income tax bill, a library support grant, and various procedural measures.
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South Carolina General Assembly Opens With Quorum and Bills
A January session of the South Carolina General Assembly convened with a quorum and prayers. Governor’s message drew mixed reactions as lawmakers faced pending bills on dispensary reforms, taxation, insurance, and probate. Strong focus on charter railroads, property taxation, and the gubernatorial agenda dominates early proceedings amid ongoing party and committee activity.
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Road Law Debate Highlights County Self-Rule Stance
A legislative letter from CoLumma S G discusses Ned Todd’s views on the road law, urging county residents to oversee road work and choose between county plans or neighborhood efforts. He cites past contracts, calls for shared responsibility, and notes mixed results under the current system while advocating a plan benefiting all roads and taxpayers.
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Ada Walker Illness Report Returns From Holiday
Miss Ada Walksthagdhter of Mr Oot Walkers isquite sick at present, though prayers are said for Miss Saute Walker and Mise Ova Walker, daughters of MeO. Ker. They have returned to Demotent, Gat, after spending the holidiya Home.
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Local readers clash over road tax and old law
A letter from Ned Todd in Fort Merson denounces the new road law and taxes, arguing it burdened older citizens and white youth with road damage while many properties pay little. The writer also condemns racial stereotypes and calls to abolish the dispensary and the road law. A local ad notes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sales.
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Prohibitionists Weigh Col Hoyt for Governor Post
A state paper discusses Col Coldamon A Hoyt as a possible Prohibition candidate for governor. Hoyt denies current candidacy while supporters urge principled leadership and consistent anti-saloon stance. The piece cautions against presumptive nominations and calls for clear Prohibition leadership from a trusted figure.
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Fiver Filters Poisons in System Highlighting Health Issue
The text discusses a fiver filtering poisons entering the system and urges focus on health and good living. It mentions Pal and Dr Tever in a distorted way, urging problem solving related to health and living standards. It stresses awareness of health safeguards and proper nourishment.
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What Say ! Will Do Do Do in a Business Duel
A terse clash emerges as rivals promise aggressive moves to undercut each other. The exchange hints at competitive pressure and strategies to win market share while preserving brand identities amid mounting tensions.
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