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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references rains resuming and a barbecue event. Mentions J. McLean and scattered phrases about regulations, queues, and local setup. Unable to extract clear names, places, or dates, but indicates a past gathering with weather interruption and planning remarks.
Probate Judge George R. Webs of Aiken County SC issues notice that J S Satcher and B B Batcher applied for appointment as administrators of the estate of J S Satcher deceased. Creditors and interested parties are directed to appear at the court house in Aiken on August 18 at 11 a.m. to show cause why appointment should not be granted.
A long Charleston era column critiques the State Tax Commission as a costly political machine. It argues abolishing the commission and shifting duties to the comptroller general and treasurer, with an official estimator, and questions future debt and statewide fiscal policy amid calls for reform. It references Governor Rich ardo and Comptroller General Beattie and notes historic taxation debates and public interest in estimates.
Mrs Ellen Stamnes and Fritz James MacMillan visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Poole during a Whetstone Sunday. Road Officer Price Fallon arrests Davenport in Gloversville for reckless driving and drinking under the influence. magistrate fines him 90 dollars or 90 days. Davenport lists North Carolina as home but drives a Georgia licensed car and contacts Augusta friends. Health note describes mosquito blood thinning and disease spread. promotes Fly-Tox bottle installations. George Remus, Ohio bootlegger, must show cause for deportation as undesirable alien after murder charge.
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