News or Candidates as Told by Selves in Lexington
A lengthy candidate platform and statements from Lexington County hopefuls on taxation roads and schools. Cyrus L. Shealy argues for elected county officers, a county supervisor, and tax reform. John F. Shealy Jr and S. E. Smith present proposals on road taxes rural schools and county governance. The letters advocate economy, tax relief, and practical reforms for state and county government.
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Selves
Lexington County
My County
John F. Shealy, JR
Ton
E. Smith
State Department
Tom
Gentes Assembly
Views on Taxation and Public Needs in the County
George Bell Timmerman argues the core duties of a legislator are taxation, education, and road building. He urges economy, fewer useless offices, and preparedness for sessions, citing debts and unpaid taxes. He criticizes rural police costs and calls for trimming salaries to fund essential services and better schools.
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George Bell
Timmerman
Alemslaor
Lissa Dials
Counan
Gener Assembly
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Columbia
Ose
Constantivng
Eae Iidthu Urdyr
George Bell Timmerran Campaign Statement 1922
Political letter by George Bell Timmerman urging reform in county finances and road policy. He calls for officers to manage affairs on a business basis, road taxes fairly applied, reduced tax of five dollars, and strong support for public schools. He envisions ending racial caste by the next generation and seeks a faithful, public service driven term.
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Tam
Aiken County
Méreover
General Assembly
Cyrus L, Shealy
South Carolina
Veeny
George Bell Timmerman
Ist
1922
Wessing Seeks Legislature Seat In Lexington County Campaign
Paul J. Wessing announces his candidacy for the county’s legislature, stressing economy and efficient government. He claims to be the sole candidate from his section and pledges to reduce costs, including possible reductions in office staff, with attention to the Rural Police act and Camp Jackson context.
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Lexington County
Camp Jackson
Paul J Wessinger Outlines Budget and Governance Reform
Paul J Wessinger urges trimming county offices and state expenses while maintaining protection through existing sheriffs and deputies. He calls for reducing road and state department costs, shifting road funding to county treasurers, dividing the county into four districts with elected commissioners, expanding education and law enforcement, and placing the county on a cash basis.
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