Clemency Decisions From South Carolina Pardons Board
Governor Manning adopts board findings granting clemency in four cases and paroles for six months to two inmates. Parallel report covers insurance policy issued to Clemson College worth 830106.47 for three years, with 60 percent reinsured and strong state assets cited.
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Columbia
Manning
Board of Pardons
Romeo Gardner
Orange‘burg County
Watt Little
Laurens County
Carrie B. Calhoun
Horry County
Joe Banks
Kershaw County
My Mehter
Charlie Perry
Saluda County
Davis Carter
Lexington County
Luke Gregory
Aiken County
Arthur Harris
Walter Allen
Ed Phillips
J. Gov. Manning
State Board of Pardons
J. W. Wrumbles
Greenville
Wilson Spears
Marlboro
Alex Adams
Dillon
Clemson Plant
Insurance Department
The
Sinking Fund Commission of
South Carolina
Clemson College
Sinking Fund Commission
David Harper Means
Means
S.aking Fund Commission
Fertilizer Use Falls in South Carolina Among Southern States
The Manufacturers Record of Baltimore shows South Carolina leading a regional fertilizer reduction this year. Georgia and North Carolina top tonnage, while SC drops 50s percent from last year. Arkansas shows a 30 percent decline, with other states ranging from 55 to 81 percent.
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South Carolina
Baltimore
South
Georgia
North Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Charters Granted For Three South Carolina Firms
The secretary of state issued a commission to the Pacolet Building and Monumental Quarry company of Pacolet with a $40,000 capital. Petitioners are Roper R. Scales and George B. Sigson. The Roddy Reid Garage company of Rock Hill was chartered with $1,000 capital, Roddey Reid president and treasurer. C. D. Lindgren & Co. of Spartanburg, with $5,000 capital stock. Officers: C. D. Lundgren president and H. M. Cleveland secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Pacolet Building and Monumental Quarry Company
Pacolet
Roper R. Scales
George B. Sigson
Roddy Reid
Garrison to Address Southern Commercial Congress in Charleston
Secretary Garrison of the war department will address the Southern Commercial Congress at its December meeting in Charleston. Senator Fletcher of Florida, president of the congress, extended the invitation. Secretary Danie has also accepted to speak. A Charlotte firm bought York county oats at Rock Hill for 55 cents a bushel bulk, with sacks resold at 58 to 61 cents. The Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio railway will add a second passenger train between Spartanburg and Alta Pass, doubling local service.
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Charleston
Washington
Garrison
War Department
Southern Commercial Congress
Fletcher
Florida
Congress
Danie's
Charlotte
York
York County
Rock Hill
W. W. Long
Columbia
Spartanburg
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Railway
Alta Pass
Shippers Invited for Conference on Classification Sheet
The railroad commission invites chamber of commerce representatives and shippers to a Columbia conference on August 6 to discuss removing items from the South Carolina classification sheet. Captain Howard Resigns from the National Guard quar termaster corps citing imminent departure from the state.
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The
Railroad Commission
Chambers of Commerce and
Shippers
Columbia
South Carolina
Howard
Robert A. Howard
Quartermaster Corps, National Guard
Capt. Howard
Gov
Manning
Survey of Pharr Shoals Conducted by Public Health Service
H R Carter M D assistant surgeon general James A LePrince sanitary engineer and T H Griffiths M D assistant epidemiologist of the United States public health service conduct a biological survey of water and land around Parr Shoals. The survey, aimed at malaria prevention by eliminating anopheles mosquito breeding sites, follows a prior physical survey last year.
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Pharr Shoals
H. R. Carter
James A. LePrince
T. H. Griffiths
United States Public Health Service
Parr Shoals
Carter
Mr. LaPrince
Asparagus Growers Plan Transport Focused Meeting
A meeting of 30 asparagus growers in Columbia focused on transportation. Attendees from Trenton Williamston Barnwell Edge Spring and St Matthews discussed a July 27 meeting in Trenton to organize a state asparagus growers association. W W Long state agent led the conference for Clemson extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Trenton
Williamston
Barnwell
Edge Spring
St. Matthews
W. W. Long
United States Farm
Clemson Extension Department
Trent
Sheriffs Association Session Admits Police Chiefs and Monuments Planned
The South Carolina Sheriffs Association held sessions in Greenville with a noon barbecue. Delegates admitted chiefs of police and special railway agents, and a monument to Sheriff A. D. Hood, shot at Winnsboro, was proposed. Gov. Manning sent a letter explaining absence. organizers thanked him for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
South Carolina
Sheriffs' Association
Proctor Bonham
A. D. Hood
Winnsboro
Gov. Manning
Hendrix Rector
Greenville County
Sheriffs Association
Lyon Rejected in Tax Injunction Hearing
The injunction case against the state tax commission involving Peoples Bank of Greenville National Loan and Exchange Bank of Greenwood and W T Bailey of Greenwood turned dramatic when Assistant Attorney General Dominick objected to J Fraser Lyon’s involvement without AG office consultation. The court upheld the attorney general’s position and Lyon withdrew, with lawyers presenting extensive arguments for and against the injunction issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Laurens
Peoples’ Bank of Greenville
National Loan and Exchange Bank of Greenwood
W.T. Bailey
Greenwood
State Tax Commission
R. C. Watts
Dominick
J. Fraser Lyon
Tax Commission
Kingstree Tobacco Market Opens With Strong Sales
Kingstree market opened with about 120000 pounds sold. Prices were favorable given tobacco quality. Four warehouses are well equipped and staffed by experienced buyers, attracting a full slate of well known buyers.
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Kingstree Markets
Kingstree
De Luxe Excursion Planned to Elkhorn City
City businessmen organize a De Luxe excursion over the Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio line to Elkhorn City the railroad’s new terminus. The plan mirrors a past Press Association and Chamber event but will run through the Elkhorn extension aboard Pullman sleeping cars diners and observation cars.
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Spartanburg
Carolina, Clinchhfield & Ohio Railway
Elkhorn City
Press Association and
Chamber of Commerce
Elkhorn
Pullman
Manning Market Opens
Manning reports the tobacco market opening with good patronage at three local warehouses. Buyers were active and producers pleased with the prices, though sales were light at about 20 000 pounds due to the late crop and few cured lugs available.
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Manning
Wreck Kills Charleston Fire Chief in Courthouse Collision
Assistant Fire Chief M Morris is dead after a collision between the Charleston fire department chief's car and a police patrol at Calhoun and St Philip streets. Pequette is hospitalized in dangerous condition with several officers injured, and Fireman Corcoran also hurt.
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Charleston
M. Morris
Lieut
N. D. Rhode
Robert Jones
Edward J. Finley
John Moore
J. VV. Shier
Beaudrot
Pequette
St. Philip Street
Union Station
Corcoran
Lower Meeting Street
Roper Hospital
Vine
Wesley Ible Class Federation Convention Held in Spartanburg
Spartanburg hosts the third annual Wesley Ible Class Federation of South Carolina with over 2000 attendees. Charlton Mullant of Manning is elected president after a successful second day featuring popular events and broad train attendance.
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Spartanburg
Wesley Ible Class Federation
South Carolina
Charlton Mullant
Manning
Orangeburg Boys Qualify for Clemson Corn Trip
Tom Zeigler and Leon Blewer of Orangeburg County Corn Club will travel to Clemson College in August after each producing over 70 bushels per acre. Zeigler hails from Cape section and Blewer from Cordova section, earning this trip for a high yield on one acre.
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Clemson
Orangeburg
Tom Zeigler
Leon Blewer
Orangeburg County
Corn Boys
Alabama Professor Named General Secretary in South Carolina
Prof. R. T D. Webb of Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn was elected general secretary of the South Carolina Sunday School Association to succeed Rev. John C. Carman. Webb has long been active with the Alabama Sunday School work.
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Alabama
Spartanbore
R. T D. Webb
Alabama Polytechnic Institute At
Auburn
South Carolina Sunday School Association
John C. Carman
Webb
Alabam Association
Tobacco Barns Burn in Lake City Fire
Dr J Durant lost a tobacco barn and about 150 dollars worth of tobacco in a fire at Lake City. There was no insurance and no injuries were reported.
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Lake City
J. 2
Durant
Market Cotton and Grain Prices Across South Carolina Markets
Weekly market report records prices paid in South Carolina for cotton and assorted grains. Listings cover Charleston, Chesterfield, Abbeville, Edgefield, Fort MIM, Lancaster, Union, Florence, Jonesville and other towns with figures for corn, wheat, oats, peas, cotton, and fryers, including bushel and hundredweight pricing and several per pound values.
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South Carolina
Charleston
Belton
Dow
Orangeburg
Cotonn
Stwer
Zoe Wieres
Chesterfield
Abbeville
Edgefield
Lancaster
Cheateer
Coatton
Union
Ste Jonesville
Florence
Cotton
Palmetto News Notes and Local Correspondents
Florence county tomato club girl Annie Belle McKay reports an acre of tomatoes weighing 18 ounces each. Congressman Leyer spoke at Masley. Nurse Olivia M Laine, formerly of Asheville NC, wins $1 000 verdict in a common pleas case against Joe Nertzee for $5 900 in a suit over alleged eviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Belle McKay
Florence County Tomato Club
Congressman Leyer
Masley
Olivia M. Laine
Asneville
N.C
Court of Conmon Pleas
Joe
Solomon and the Queen of Sheba Type and Teachings
The lesson frames Solomon as a type of Christ and focuses on the Queen of Sheba’s visit, her gifts, and her quest to know the name of the Lord. It links Solomon’s glory to the greater wisdom and eternal life found in Jesus, urging believers to welcome hungry seekers and to recognize Christ as the fulfillment of wisdom and temple imagery.
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Arabia
Solomon
Israel
Temple
Christ
Caesar
Jesus
Sheba
Seba
David
Josh
Solomon's
Marge
Matt
Heaven
Automobile Manufacturing in the European War
An auto enthusiast notes heavy car use in the European conflict while a pedestrian complains that manufacturers produce faster than soldiers can wreck them. The exchange highlights wartime demand and perceived production speeds.
Resinol Soap and Ointment Promise Quick Eczema Relief
The ad claims resinol bath and ointment provide immediate relief from itching burning and eruptions from eczema heat rash or similar skin troubles. It says the medication penetrates the skin to stop itching and clears eruptions even in stubborn cases and that regular soap use keeps skin clear. Ev ery druggist sells resinol ointment and resinol soap.
They All Bo Jinks Political Job Prompt
A brief cartoon style line reveals Jinks joking about being out of work then clarifying he has obtained a political appointment. The exchange showcases a humorous contrast in a light tone.
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Jinks
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Aids Convalescent Troops
Taany Walk Ontario Mos Howaly Hava ordered Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for convalescent troops. Shaken into shoes or in foot baths it offers refreshing comfort and helps prevent tired feet. Sold everywhere 25 cents. Allan S. Olmsted LaRoy New York Adv. There is at least this to be sald for the angels they do not play the bagpipe.
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TAANY
Allen
Allan S. Olmsted
LaRoy
N. Y
Adv
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Yoseph Reed
McCarty
Saluda
Br Smith
Gus Phillips
G. Shaw
Fred Ellis
Hood
South Carolina Association
Hero
Market Report
Palmetto News Notes
FC Sellers
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Queen OF
Vienna
Libby
McNeill & Libby
Chicago
UTM
Gilbert Bros., & CO
Baltimore, MD
Kodaks & Supplies
Galeski Optical Co
Richmond, Va
Hanford
Hantortiits, Co
Byraoubh
Alu
Ben Pen
HL. HL
Green
Box
Chatsworth
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