Legal Advertisements Summons for Relief in Aiken County
Summons issued against Hilda C. Emmett and Southern Railway Company in the Court of Common Pleas at Aiken. Defendant must answer the complaint within twenty days after service. failure to do so may result in plaintiff's relief sought. Notices March 1929 by Herbert E. Gyles, Attorney.
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Routh-Carolea
County of Aiken
Court of Common Pleas
Albert. S. Willcox
Willcox’s
Aiken
Herbert E. Gyles
Hilda C. Emmett
South Carolina
D. C
State OF
National Loan and Exchange Bank of Columbia
Truster
Notice to Bridge Winsters for County Bridge Cons
Bids will be received at The Orangeburg County Highway Commission in Orangeburg, South Carolina, until 12 o'clock noon on April 28, 1929, for constructing a triple ten by eight reinforced concrete culvert over Salley Branch near Salley on the North Salley Road near the Orangeburg Aiken county line. Work requires concrete, reinforcing steel, excavations, timber mats, and clearing at contractor expense per South Carolina Highway Department specs. Plans and proposals available at the Orangeburg County Highway Commission office.
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Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
Wagener
County of
South Carolina
Pickens Street
Bank of Wagener
Bank of
Emeryn Willis
Ott
O. N. Ott
Tyler Brothers
Dena A. Lybrand
Aiken County
Winsters
Orangeburg
S.C
Mike County Highway Commission
Salley Road
Orangeburg-Aiken
S. C. Highway Department
Orangeber County Highway Commissio
S. C
Resolutions on the Death of Mrs J Felder Seigler
Resolutions by the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church mourn the death of Mrs J Felder Seigler after fifty years of faithful labor in church and auxiliary. The group expresses humble resignation to the divine will, extends sympathy to relatives, and votes to place her memory in the record book and send copies to relatives and local papers.
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J. F. Singler
First Baptist
Sbibel
Georgia M. Anderson
Mignon Pinckney-Brown
Ambassador Herrick Myron T Herrick Dies on Easter Sunday
Myron T Herrick United States ambassador to France died suddenly on Easter Sunday. Raised on a farm, he built a career as a lawyer and businessman before entering politics as Ohio governor and diplomat. His tenure in France was marked by sound judgment and he earned admiration from the French. He was displaced by Wilson and later reappointed by Harding.
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Herrick
Hay
France
Taft
Metable
Ohio
McKinley
Tie
Wilson
Harding
Plan for wiping out state deficit and road bonds
Governor Richards and Highway Commissioner Jones discuss a plan to eliminate the state deficit by refinancing bonds and creating a sinking fund. If constitutional, the plan would use state bond issuance or a six cent gas tax route to fund highway construction, aiming to balance annual revenues with expenditures and retire the deficit within years.
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Richards
Jones
Highway Commission
State Supreme ‘Court
General ‘Assembly
C. E. Jones
State Highway Commission
Mr Jones
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Mr. Jones
Membors
The
Governor Richards
Hard Coal Slump Threatens Pennsylvania Tax Policy
The coal industry seeks repeal of the 2.5 cent per ton Pennsylvania tax on out of state hard coal as buyers shift to substitutes. Legislators question the tax's impact while miners hope to gain up to 5 million dollars annually for mine owners. New England papers urge buying foreign coal, signaling broader price limits for monopolies.
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Pennsylvania
New, England
Money Marbles and Whiskey in Prohibition Commentary
A local reminiscence on Prohibition era excesses and the loopholes for liquor, mentioning a man named Jones who framed the law. The speaker compares smuggling to personal use shipments to diplomats, notes the Maryland truck incident, and ponders Washington’s dryness as a national example while recalling childhood memories and a tainted view of enforcement.
Billion Dollar Radio Industry Growth Exceeds Automobiles
Six years ago radio audiences stood at 75 000 and now reach 40 million with potential global reach. On its sixth birthday the industry enters the billion dollar class and may double in six years. Fewer radios exist than cars, and only about three million Americans truly understand and enjoy modern radio.
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United States
How Fortunes Are Made The Stock Flurry Profits
It is estimated that New York stock brokers cleaned up more than $3 000 000 per day during the recent flurry on values. The average commission on a 100 share buy and sell is $40 about 50 per cent of the margin paid by the speculator. It is safe to say that the broker’s fees or rate-off amounts to more than all the profits made by all speculators on margins. That’s one reason why a membership is worth half a million dollars.
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New York
The Single Tax plea calls for honest tax research
The single taxer urges thorough study of how public revenues are levied and collected, arguing the current system is cumbersome wasteful and inequitable. The piece asserts no reform of social structure is needed as much as overhauling taxation, claiming the present system excuses crime.
Massachusetts Republicans Back Calvin Coolidge for Senate
In Massachusetts a movement forms to nominate Calvin Coolidge as successor to Frederick H. Gillett whose term ends next year. The writer argues Coolidge would be capable and safe as a senator but doubtful he would rank with the late Robert Lafollette, noting the steady decline of older politicians.
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Senator Coolidge
Massachuseetts
Calvin’ Coolidge
United States
Frederick Ha ‘Gillett
Coolidge
Persian parliament aims at Western style dress standardization
The Persian parliament proposes a dress standard law requiring all but clergy to wear a peaked cap and short jacket. Fines for first offenders and imprisonment on repeat violation are provided. Sponsors believe the uniform will improve the manners and morals of the people.
Justice in Baltimore study on crime punishment
Baltimore leads U S cities in convicting felons with 51 percent punished after arrest. Milwaukee 36 percent and Chicago 15 percent follow. Figures come from a survey by Columbia University.
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Baltimore
Milwaukee
Chicago
Columbia University
Money in Alfalfa Outshines Gold Mines Nationwide
The annual value of the U S alfalfa crop surpasses the output of all the country’s gold mines. Once called Alfacfecah meaning the best feed in central Asia, it spread to Greece during the Persian wars.
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United States
Central Asia
Greece
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