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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1914

Page

5

South Carolina House Debates Budget and Reform Measures

The South Carolina House discusses a cotton mill race separation bill, confirms third reading on several measures, and debates primary election reform and a $2,291,795 general appropriation with a $35,000 increase. The Senate contemplates a two cent passenger rate, a pellagra hospital bill, and a Columbia Union Station substitute. The state fair dates for 1914 are set for late October.

Walker Union South Carolina L Sase Committee of Parr Shoals Broad River State Board of Health James of Lee House Speaken Seti Florence Civic League Sanders Welea Richland Bichane DeLaughter Joint Merriweather Edgefield Ways and Meets Todd & Benson Charleston State House General Assembly Senate Becmng Earle Railroad Committee Pellagra Hospital Seventh Circuit Spartanburg Cherokee South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society D. F. Efird D. G. Ellison

South Carolina News Items Highlight Thrift Funds and Rail Efforts

Columbia schools to establish a savings fund for pupils starting at the high school level. South Carolina won a $360 verdict against Seaboard Air Line railway for Clem son College. Columbia Camden railroad chartered with $250000 capital and electric line work begun. R L Abney and Senator Weston back the movement. Reverend Stephen A Nettles injured by a fall and confined at his sister’s home in Spartanburg. First eggs shipments to Union County Poultry Association under way. Spartanburg rail officials discuss new union station with J T O'Dell. Orangeburg County schools receive 3250.63 in extension aid for 35 schools. Clemson professor J H Harper to speak at Louisville conference. B Y P U convention ends in Greenville. Tabernacle Columbia wins banner. Gaffney launched a hog farm by R E Johnson handling registered stock. Henry Von Oshen Jr and Howard of Charleston start poultry venture near Orangeburg.

Columbia Public School State of South Carolina Court of Common Pleas Seaboard Air Line Railway Clemson College Columbia-Camden Columbia Camden R. L. Abney Weston Stephen A. Nettles Southern Christian Advocate E. C. Alsbrook Spartanburg Union County Union County Poultry Association Louisville Pendleton Street Baptist Church Greenville Darlingston Tabernacle Church of Columbia R. E. Johnson Johnson Henry von Oshen, Jr Orangeburg Mr. Howard Charleston St. Matthews Orange Hare

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