Senator Christensen Resigns As Chairman
The senate refused to accept the resignation of Senator Christensen as finance committee chair, extended a vote of confidence, and debated the impact of business on agriculture. Senator Gross was elected to replace him, with tension over who leads fiscal policy and how interests balance taxation and relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Niels Chettensen
Johnstone
Newberry
Watkins
Anderson
Duncan
Cnion
Christensen
Ate Cheigensen
Dettt
Unena
Marton
Joint Committee On Economy and Consolidation
Mrempore
Black
Ehale
Xenate Hou Wecele
Aenae Dna
Mr. Cholstensen
Chelstensen
Lonatene
Seldon
Trier
Erieuiinie
Sashatti
Boatort
Linnie
Gross
McColl
Bonham
Hamilton
J.H. Gross
Dorchester
Beaufort
Legislature Now Over Time In Session at Columbia
Columbia February 1 over time continues as the 40 day session has passed. The general appropriation bill cleared first reading in the House and awaits Senate finance committee action. Revenue measures lag in the Senate with the income tax under study. The luxury tax faced an unfavorable report and may be recommitted, signaling possible Senate reconsideration. The legislature is expected to extend for weeks longer with ongoing hearings and revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tha Howes
Seague
Ewing
Marion Reyort
Jat Whiter
Finance
Legislative Committee
House
Senate Finance Committee
Something New Under the Sun in Lexington
An article outlines plans for development on the Monte Hotel lot in Lexington, promising business growth and public convenience. It describes investor confidence, proposed infrastructure, and the town’s expected benefit from new commerce and facilities.
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Lexington
GA. Hertolis
Ols
Grenaus
Hilde
Hilde Diedinese
Amin
Senator Resigns and Senate Turmoil Amid Criticism
The text outlines senatorial tensions over a resignation, with references to Christensen, McColl, Benham, Vanition, Hart, and Grose. It notes committee actions, discussions, and the response of various senators, including Grose as the senior member and chair of the fair, gore and forestry committee, amid a phase of severe political upheaval in the state senate.
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Flor
McColl
Benham
Vanition
Hart
Christensen
Mt Cunyihe
Laney
Newhenny
Jdobnetone
Tran Servi
Grose Wan
Widelena Dyno
Senator Gross
Hie West
Dennstone
Grose
Minker
Mantersol Dovevaster
Siney Mis
Fie Haa
Committee On Fair, Gore and Forestry
Edmund Briefs Narrate Weather and Local Happenings
Rain drenched Edmund last Wednesday as residents reported a slushy day. Local hunter J A Griffith boasted the largest hawk kill in memory, a four foot seven inch turkey hawk weighing four pounds. A string of visits, travels, and social notices follow, mentioning families from Columbia Springfield Pelton and Lexington, plus a bailer explosion viewing in Gaston and various exchanges about farming, marriages, and community events.
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Edmund
J. A. Griffith
Caroline
Shumpert
Shafter
Taexington
Columbia
Julian Shar
Bethel
Perry Goodwin
Gaston
W. Sharpe
Springfield
Solly
Sirah
Smanthy
Mra
A. G. Smith
Columbus
Prorida
Mr. Smith
T. Willian
Mies Elizabeth Reeder
Pelton
Reeder
Monn
Uis Miter
Bob
Ae Chihel
Annie Jalki
Veda
Lessington
Messie
Mle
Joti Paste
Sox
Crout
Gutbert
Thele Sem
Fire destroys Chapin stock and warehouse in January blaze
On Monday night the store Nose and stock of goods together with an oxtrees warehouse were destroyed by fire. The loss was estimated at 48,000 with only 5,000 insurance. The blaze is thought to have been caused by a cigarette. They now operate from a rebuilt office in a new location. Several local residents and relatives are named among those who spent time at the scene or with family in nearby towns.
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McColl
Maribor
Christenson
Senate
South
Cyyolinus
Coil
Elias
Panalden
Hotham
Christensen
Chifistensen
Howlin
Xnet
Umi
Gooda
Weesinger and Sone
Wessinger
Vollet
Fark
Cohiba
Ada Baer
G.om
Treamer
Apent Stary
Eihenan
Laawrener
Girt
Ateuintain
Mount Hoel
Luther
Aerie
Nios
Chiet Cresen
Sea
Columbia
BON cole entertain in Hon Hee Clute Pele
Miss Kil Oawardd to entertain in Clute this afternoon at 1 o clock. Local residents urged to attend as Kil Oawardd performs a light program in the hotel pavilion.
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Orden
Batesburg News Of Past Week Highlights Local Meetings
Batesburg Feb 21 The Lexington County Teachers Association met Feb 18 in the Batesburg Leesville High School auditorium with Dr. F P Monroe Summerland College president and Rev T W Munnerlyn addressing teachers and trustees. W F Scott chaired. lunch served by the domestic science department. Also noted were hog shipments by M E Rutland, diversification from cotton, and a potato project in partnership with Saluda and Lexington counties. Deputy H J Westmoreland brought a bloodhound for public use. local figures and residents attended various events and visits across town.
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Batesburg
Lexington County Teachers Association
Batesburg-Leesville
Addy
Lexington
W. F. Scott
T. W. Munnerlyn
Divers
Setzler
Hendrix
Richardson
Summerland College
J. W. Ballentine Ted
Bessie Bean
Margaret Scarborough
T. W. Munnerson
FP. &. Monroe
M Myrtle Hendrix
Lexington High School
Etite State Teacher’s Association
Mr. M
Rutland
North Carolina
Georgia
M. Cain
Board of Trade
J. MM. Eleazer
Saluda
H. J. Westmoreland
Lexington County
D. L Kirkland
Bam J. Hare
Satuda Ounly
Brougheo
Leesville
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Dunc
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Chelisen
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Thale
Senter Tiean
Beare
Totland
Goodwin
Goodwin Smliddtin
Waat
Jolnatone
Christenden
Xenat Dee
Chester County
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Phiri
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Sergiy
Mageth
Collen
Mote
Nuide
Ronhaneth
Stilbon
Chapin
Bon Cole
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