Auction Notice of Cushman Lands in Aiken County
In the Court of Common Pleas J H Thornwell et al executors of Alma E Parker will sell by public outcry in front of the Aiken courthouse on September 7 1925 a 173 acre tract known as the G B Cushman land bounded by R J Wade W J Scott Shaw s Creek and Atwood lands cash sale with $500 bid bond required for good faith and deed revenue stamps paid by purchaser.
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State OF South Carolina
County of Aiken
The
Court of Common Pleas
J. H. Thornwell
Alma E. Parker
Aiken
8. C
South Carolina
R.J. Wade
W. J. Scott
Shaws’ Creek
Atwood Lands
G. B. Cushman
Public auction sale of 1-3 undivided interest in Wagener property
Mrs Rhoda C Rish as heir at law of Levi Rish deceased will offer at public sale in front of the Court House at Aiken South Carolina on September 7 1925 the undivided one third interest in fee simple in a Wagener town lot bounded by J R Brown and C P Gantt Gunter Street S R Smith and L P Collum and Earle Street. A $250 deposit required as good faith bid. deed and revenue stamps payable by purchaser.
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Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
S. C
Wagener
Aiken County
South Carolina
Levi Rish
Rhoda C. Rish
J. R. Brown
C. P. Gantt
Gunter Street
R. Smith
L. P. Collum
Earle Street
Ice price list and contact for Aiken Ice Co
The ad lists ice prices as 30 cents per hundred, 15 cents for 50 pounds, 8 cents for 25 pounds, and 12 pounds for cents. For overcharges, contact The Aiken Ice Co. by phone 2-J Adv.
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Aiken Ice Co
Greenwood Senator Defends State College Cost Figures
In a Greenwood letter the senator rebuts W G B on per student costs across state and church colleges for 1924. He argues proper figures show state colleges far pricier per student than denominational ones, urging tuition shifts to ease taxpayer burden while noting discrepancies in published data and Governor McLeod's report.
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Johnsonian
Winthrop College
Outts
General Assembly
State Medical College
McLeod
South Carolina
United States
College of Charleston
Winthrop
Outin
Rock I
Rock Hull
Rock Hill
Greenwood County
Greenwood
Church
Hope
Church Colleges
Church College
Cutts
Mr. Cutts
Furman
Duke Fund
State Colored College
Citadel
Clemson, University
Medical College
Wofford
Columbia
Lander
Limetone
Anderson
Erskine
Newberry
Chicora
Presbyterian
Woman's College
Due West
Summerland
Calles Port
Ewiye
Chuich - Couctea
Church Coreses
Budget Commission
Clemson
SRW Lems Medical
Charleston College
W. G. Bo
Pike
Lin Hi
Mclead
Siace Ovileve Wopyers
Prison reform remark from Pageland Journal
A Pageland Journal excerpt argues South Carolina should maintain tough crime leadership with safe prisons and criticizes governors who rely on pardons and paroles to solve the penal housing issue.
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Pageland Journal
South Carolina
The Citadel Opens as Military Academy in 1842
The Citadel began as a military academy in 1842 and at the war’s start about 240 graduates, over 200, served as officers in the Confederate army.
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Citadel
Incomplete Listener Exchange Roams Weeks Without Food
The fragment shows a terse exchange where a listener complains about being left without sustenance for weeks and urges disclosure of their plight. The context remains unclear and unnamed speakers hinder full reconstruction.
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Lillie Cushman, Et al
Edward S. Croft
S. D. Williamson
County of Aiken Court of Common Pleas
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Boliver Quattlebbaum
Isaac Quattlebaum
Charlotte Quattlebaum
Havy Quattlebaum
Milledge Quattlebaum
Alex Quattlebaum
John Quattlebaum
Polly Taylor
Murray Quattlebaum
Luther Quattlebaum
Maggie Johnson
Laura Daniels
Salina Stephens
Perry National Farm Loan Association
A. D
Hendersons & Salley
Margaret Mills Mays
Elliott Harris
Aiken Standard
Hyta
Italy
D. A G. Geers
All Colleges
Perc Leges
BT University
Winthrop A Pere
Ode
Medical
Cancer
J. E. Barnard
London
Dr. Gye
North Carolina
Tennessee
North Georgia
Land of
the Sky
Southern Railway System
Bailey
Military Institute
Piedmont Carolina
Henry C. Tillman
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