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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1928
Page
2
Report alleges North Augusta election managers cannot alter voter oaths during the primary. If tampering occurred the entire precinct box could be rejected, jeopardizing the November vote. Officials have been advised to avoid violating oath requirements and primary law.
Notices and random phrases appear from an old court document. It mentions money lending and an administrator sale in Aiken with a date August 16, 1928, at 11 a.m. The text names Bertha Strickland and references kindred creditors and a probate matter before a judge at the Court House in Aiken. The legible content is fragmentary and puzzling.
The State of South Carolina Aileen sue Federal Land Bank of Columbia and others. Defendants are summoned to answer the complaint served and to deliver their answer within twenty days after service to Hendersons and Salley in Aiken. Original summons filed August 8 1928 in Aiken County Clerk of Court.
A profile of Thomas Alva Edison born February 11 1847 in Milan Ohio. It notes his early telegraph work his workshop at West Orange New Jersey and his enduring drive averaging six hours sleep. It highlights his 1908 output and stance that hard work brings happiness and health.
Notice from Aiken South Carolina dated August 3 1928 lists Democratic primary election date August 28 with a second primary two weeks later if needed and names election managers for multiple districts including Aiken Bath Belvedere Beech Island Clearwater Chinguapin Beeston Gloverville Granitevile and Starnes with clerks and assistants named for each precinct.
A stream of rules outlines polling hours and duties for a primary election. It covers opening times in various cities, counting and certifying votes, filing protests, ballot construction with coupons, booth specifications, voter time limits, ballot handling, and canvass openness to the public. It also details observer rights, order preservation, and post election reporting requirements.
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