Personal notes from Swansea area residents and visitors
Local column records visits and movements of residents and nearby travelers. D E Clark returns to Black Creek home, Amick in town with family, Crout of Blue Star on business, DePassore from Columbia calls, Ruth and Blessie visit at home, Uncle Jake Bickley seen about, Harmen returns to old street, guests enjoy Angtauto riding, J W Lightler Gaston merchant visits, Wingard Irma routes in town, Sefcoat Swansea businessman renews paper, Addy Red Bank farmer stops by, Jetcoat Swansea resident visits, L Moses Steele and family from Twelve Mile Creek visit relatives.
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D. E. Clark
Black Creek
Swansea
Amcik's Ferry
K. A. Amick
E. S. Crout
Blue Star
DePassore
Columbia
E. D. Clark
Miss Ruth
J. W. Lightler
Mérchant of
Gaston
I. G. B. Wingard
Irma
Route 2
D. L.'Jsefcoat
Irmer
Swansea 2
J. S. Addy
Red Bank
W.E. Jetcoat
L. Moses Steele
Twelve Mile Creek
Anon
Jimmie
Rawl
Capable director? Hands Busy Hits Cohen in studio
Analysts debate if Hassle Cohen can direct a project with Dale as lead, weighing who would handle the megaphone while Cohen guides the set. The question centers on leadership, authority, and on‑set dynamics for a potential collaboration.
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Cohen
Dale
Cox speaks at Aiken rally in support of Jeffersonian democracy
About 2000 attendees heard former Gov. James M. Cox of Ohio praise Jeffersonian principles and discuss agriculture, cooperative cotton marketing, and road and school cooperation. Gov. Cox lauded South Carolina's efficient government, noted industrial ties with Denmark, and urged diversified farming while contrasting with national politics.
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Aiken
James M. Cox
Ohio
Henry S. Johnson
South Carolina
Denmark
Cox
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
International League
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Johnson
Governor Cox
International
Asfa Governor Co
Birmingham
Alabama State College of Agriculture
Jackson
Miss
General Assembly
Cooper
Walter Duncan
Highland Park Hotel
Levees to Stand Before Floods Near Cairo and Memphis
Memphis and Helena rail river gauges show about 41.6 feet at Memphis and rising toward 42 as rains push water downriver. Officials say levees south of Cairo should endure the strain with emergency measures in place, guards patrolling levees and sandbags distributed to vulnerable points.
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Mrimphi
Ohio
Missouri
Cairo
Memphis
Hélena
Ark
Helena
Weather Bureau
Harry N. Pharr
St. Francis Board
Missouri State Line
St. Francis River
Harm on Drug Co Rexall Store in Lexington
The Rexall Store Harm on Drug Co in Lexington South Carolina advertises twenty years of prescription filling experience. It touts a licensed graduate pharmacist, guaranteed personal attention, pure drugs, lowest prices, high quality and service for prescriptions brought to their store serving Lexington and surrounding county.
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Lexington
America
of Pharmacy
Harmon Drug CO
Rexall
S.C
John Burke's at Fight and Financial Creditor Talks
Former North Dakota treasurer John Burke, once at the U S Treasury under Wilson, joined a big brokerage firm then the firm suspended operations. Burke now meets creditors proposing a three year extension while pledging to resume business, leveraging his long held reputation for honesty.
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John B. North Dakota
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Burke
Wall Street
Dakotas
John Burke
Railroad earnings show 2.6 percent return in January
Two hundred of 261 class one American railroads earned 29,604,000 dollars in January according to Interstate Commerce Commission compilations. The report notes a 2.60 percent capital return on 235,389 rail miles, down from 3.4 percent in December.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Retort Over Traffic Wave Causes Tense Exchange
In a sharp exchange, Mirandy accuses a traffic cop of ignoring a wave, while the officer dismissively responds that Henry would back up the gesture. The remark highlights a brief confrontation about recognition and courtesy on the street.
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Mirandy
Henry
Ned
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William C. Whitney
Thomas H. Hitchcock
Cumberland
Tennessee
St. Louis
Falave
Rexall Store
Lexington, S. C
the First National Bank of
Batesburg
Batesburg, South Carolina
U. S
Liberty
U.S
The
First National Bank of
Batesburg, S. C
T. B. Kernaghan
A. C. Jones
J. R. Unger
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