15 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
1
Norman E. Cullum announces candidacy for Magistrate District No. 1 in Aiken County. He pledges to abide by Democratic rules and support the nominees after the primary election.
The text honors Y Woodward as a seasoned expert and inventor whose genius will continue to furnish inspiration to survivors and successors in the ongoing battle for air conquest.
Brig. Gen. F. P. Crozier of the British Army discusses his new book A Brave Hat in No Man's Land. He lauds Christian churches as major creators and notes the church learned a lesson amid war.
Fragmentary OCR shows Napoleon writing to Josephine about long absence illness and danger. He vows devotion, fears her health, and hopes she recovers as battles loom. The letter mix of war and sentiment ends with a strange sign off about a “Little goatart.”
Fragmentary text notes Treasury department awarding contracts for new government programs. Mentions eight month period, hopes for cordial cooperation, and trade volumes expected to be far below normal with unemployment above normal. Ambiguous names and specifics unavailable in readable portion.
The State Board of Education declared the July 7 scholarship exam at Winthrop College in Aiken County invalid and ordered a new test to be held August 30 at nine A.M. in the County Court House. The exam will be run by the County Superintendent of Education. Applicants must be at least sixteen and obtain a blank from President Kinard before testing. For more details contact James P. Kinard, President, Rock Hill, S.C.
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