Richland County Nearly Broke Says The Columbia Record
Faced with a near bankruptcy Richland County may be forced to sell road machinery and turn convicts to the state penitentiary unless back taxes are collected. The Columbia Record notes a county plan enabling use of unpledged proceeds to cover operations, with a $15,000 advance authorized and steps to bolster next year’s court and sheriff funds.
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Richland County
Columbia
Columbia Record
S . Bisa Siothing
Nabine Chicanelente
State Penitentiary
Courts of General Sessions and Common Pleas
Picnic and church notes from Wateringford
Community diary from Wateringford highlights a Friday chicken picnic, a fatted calf barbecue, and a Boiling Springs quarterly conference sermon by J. R. Taylor. Mrs. L. A. Howard visited sister Mrs. J. C. Ballington near Elsie, S. C., while Mrs. L. C. Roof and daughter returned from Lancaster, S. C. Upcoming Sunday school at Boiling Springs is announced.
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L. A. Howard
J.C. Ballington
Elsie
S. C
Clifton Taylor
J. R. Taylor
Boiling Springs
L. C. Roof
J. J. Clark
Lancaster
Root
Dr. Fair
Harold Root
That City
Pleasant Hill church crowd hears Luke sermon
A large crowd gathered at Pleasant Hill Sunday with Rev. Mr. Shepherd delivering an engaging sermon on Luke four eighteen. Families including Eddie Taylor Judson Cook Willard Taylor visited J D Taylor and his wife, Rev Mrs J D Taylor returning from a two week visit with Mrs Ernest Hallman. James Long and Claude Taylor discussed Saturday night and Sunday visitations with Lawrence Taylor and wife.
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Pleasant Hill
Mr. Shepherd
Eddie Taylor
Judson Cook
Willard Taylor
J. D. Taylor
Ernest Hallman
James Long
Claude Taylor
Lawrence Taylor
LOCAL FAMILIES SHARE SUNDAY MEALS IN CHARTER OAK AREA
Sunday visits filled with kinship as Mr Berley Leaphart and neighbors gathered at multiple homes. The Taylors, Longs, Hendrixes, and Harmon families dined with relatives, while Rev Mrs J D Taylor tended a sick granddaughter Josie Taylor infant daughter of Carl and and Mrs Carl Taylor. Diphtheria concern noted. farmers enjoy fine weather for harvest in Charter Oak.
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Mr. Shepherd
Simpson Taylor
Carl Taylor
Callie Taylor
J. D. Taylor
Josie Taylor
Harmony and Family Visitation Highlight Local Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. D Job Harmon dined with Mr. and Mrs. O F Hendrix Sunday. Wilbur Fulmer spent Saturday night with his brother Alfred Fulmer of Columbia.
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D. Job Harmon
F. Hendrix
Wilbur Fulmer
Alfred Fulmer
Columbia
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Wilhelmina
Lexington
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F. A. Davis
Main St
Columbia, S.C
Wateringford
Ladies and Society
S. R. Smith
Wagner
Susan Lewis
Sidney Lewis
G. W. Lewis
Bro
Lewis
Sam
Victrolas
Victor
Emerson and Okeh
the John Church Co
Main Street
Columbia, S. C
Dodson
Calomel
Avery Vjeweler
S.C
Wic
Mr. Berley
Charter Oak News
Andrew Long
Ernest W
S. L. Hendrix
C. C. Harmon
Henry Arnold
Backman Derrick
Lawrence Porth
Herbert Hendrix
Clarence Sox
Clinton Hendrix
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Dr. Bedenbough
DR. O’neill
Carolina
Frank Kneece
Batesburg, S. C
Drs. Boozer
B. J. Wingard
Clark Law Building
Baw Range Telephone
Columbia. S.C
Questio
HUNT
Harmon Drug Company
Home National Bank
Federal Reserve Association
Chas. L. Sligh
Elmgren
Hampton St. Columbia, S. C
C, Coulton
Optometrist
Cardus
Lombard
Ron Works & Supply Co
Giorcia Ford
Palmetto National Bank
Carolina National Bank of Columbia
A. Clark
Jos
HM. Bell
Jno
D. Bell
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