Master’s Sale in Aiken County South Carolina
Public auction in front of the Aiken County Court House on September 2, 1929 for multiple parcels in Hast Wagener and surrounding blocks. Properties previously conveyed to Tyler Bros and Morning Light Benevolence Society, now held by National Loan and Exchange Bank as Trustee. Cash sale with $100 bid bond. deed taxes and stamps to be paid by purchaser. Edward S. Croft, Master for Aiken County SC.
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State OF South Carolina
County of Aiken
Court of Common Pleas
National Loan & Exchange Bank ‘of Columbia
Phillip P. Teale
Aiken
S.C
Hast Wagener
South Carolina
Tyler Bros
E. L. Gunter
Aiken County
LaMotte and Covington, D. E
Morning Light Benevolence ‘Society
LaMott and Covington
Baughman
F. B. Green
Phillipsp. Teale
National Loan and Exchange Bank of Columbia
Edward S. Croft
5. C
The Sage Bow and the New World Progress
A reflection on friendship, progress, and rural extravagance in society. The writer critiques overbuying machinery and extravagance in farming, notes bias in wages, and observes how literature and education shape views. It discusses self reliance, public aid limits, heredity, and individual responsibility. It ends noting warnings about marriage and gender roles for young women.
Remembering Gettysburg in Orangeburg district tale
Within the past year Orangeburg hears a remarkable Confederate survivor tale. Andrew Nates, a son of a War of 1812 soldier, born October 26 in Newberry District, volunteered with the Georgia regiment. His story links German and Irish settlements along Saluda and Broad rivers, detailing family lineage and the old Datel Fork area.
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Orangeburg
Newberry County
Uste
Andrew Andersen Nates
Wheats
WT Blanton
Newbery
Jnd
Andrew Te Nates
Bern
Aden
Andrew Nate
Georgia
Andrew Nates
REMINISCENCES OF CIVIL WAR VETERAN AT PROSPERITY
Veteran Andrew Nates recalls Harper's Ferry and John Brown in prewar reflections. He describes Lee and Jackson advances into Maryland and the surrender of Northern forces with vast prisoner numbers. Only three of Captain William Lester's company remain alive, with annual reunions becoming a smaller affair. Nates settled near Prosperity after the war, his wife deceased, and his family established there amid local ties and memories.
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Beat
Harper's Ferry
Nates
Harper’s Ferry
John Brown
Kansas
South Carolina
Lee
Longstreet
Maryland
Potomac
Leesburg
Jackson
Virginia
Villes
James Wertz
John Taylor
Prosperity
B. H. Miller
Little Mountain
William Lester
Witten
Confederate Homie
Columbia
Andrew Nates
Tyre
Nis
Newberry County
Orangetaig
Local camp figures host gatherings with modest speeches
The passage notes J. Glover of Camp Thomas and U C V membership attending dinners hosted by the local U D C. He declined to deliver a speech when asked by Adjutant Schifley of Camp Glover, though he was welcomed by members of both groups.
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Thomas
J. Glover
Adjutant Schifley
Camp
Glover
Noted Salaries and Perks for Assigned Men
The text states that $126 per Micah would yield $150 monthly, with allowances added for houses traveling expenses food and clothing. It notes most men contribute little beyond social activity and remarks that it is easy to spend someone else’s money.
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Micah
Congressman Ludlow critiques tariff in Indiana news
Indiana Congressman Louis Ludlow, long a Press Gallery figure, analyzes Congress and Hoover era tariff policy. He condemns the sugar tariff as "abominable," arguing it harms public policy and overprotects a beet industry unable to meet national needs. He expects fights as tariffs push debate.
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Louis Ludlow
Indiana
Congress
Indianpolis
Hoover
America
International pay board backs 2 percent raise plan
A mixed panel from the Marine Corps Coast Guard Survey and Public Health Service proposed salary hikes to ease expenses and modernize pay laws. The plan would raise officers and enlisted ranks with new credits raising annual pay significantly, though specifics are obscured by garbled text.
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Toove Demant
International Pay Board
Ofus
Marine Corps, Coast Guard
Tie Survey
Public Health Servic
Mijor Gretting
Jay
Seaocu
YWCA 1928 Report Details Wealth and Reach
The 1928 YWCA report shows property valued at 66 million dollars and annual local expenditures of 26 million. The organization includes 1,130 groups with 969 affiliated to the national body. Core work encompasses residences cafeterias recreation centers and employment bureaus aided by 225 volunteers. Last year 161 174 girls were placed in jobs. A New York banker predicts a shift to under 5 000 independent banks within five years. The piece closes with a political reflection on war and responsibility.
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Young Women's Christian Association
New York
Nation's annual food bill estimate cited here
The text estimates the national food bill at 28,000 millions with a note that the same job remains for the House on this business, referencing figures and discussions likely tied to legislative action and economic planning.
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Central National Farm Loan Association
Hendersons & Salley
State
United State
Dent Farmers & Merchants
Mere White
Aiken, South Carolina
J. BE. Stansfield
Farmers & Merchants Bank Edge
Rich and
Bley
University of Pennsylvania
Herbert FE. Gyles
AH Courts
Vrort
Croft
DW. Gaston, JR
First National Bank
G. A. Milner
Farmers & Merchants Bank Ride
Talophines
Fes
Henry J. Godin
Broad Street
Augusta, Ga
Boredoman
Ali
Gettysburg
Andrew Anderson
Jhor
Patrick
Matthew Hall
Uiat
Persie Corina
Ealits
Mifteen
Aneree
Nutes
Trietient Wien
THE
Louutr
Noeloekinis
Tadas
Ubeerdera
Jay-Mac Chevrolet Company
Aiken, S. C
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