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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1927
Page
4
A fragment notes how a man endures adversity and remains self-reliant, reflecting on the measure of a person through handling blows and reverses in naval life.
Prohibits trespass on lands of the former Staubes property known as the Silver Road area about six miles from Aiken in Millbrook Township, Aiken County South Carolina. Warning that trespassers will be prosecuted. signed by MRS. H. E. GYLES and MRS. J. W. McCARTER. Dec 16, 1941.
Probate notice from George R. Webb in Aiken County cites all heirs and creditors to show cause at the Court House in Aiken on January 6, 1928 at 11 o'clock noon why Gary Gardner should not be appointed administrator of the estate of J. L. Bell deceased.
The regular annual shareholders meeting of the First National Bank of Wagener will be held Tuesday January 10 1928 at 2 P M for election of officers for the ensuing year and other business as may come before the meeting. W P Williams Cashier 12 23 31
For sale a six room brick bungalow with sleeping porch and furnaced heat. Each room features a fireplace. Property measures 200n156 feet with a seam located.
From Columbia comes a Christmas note of peace and prosperity as Governor Beattie and the Richards family prepare for a holiday gathering at the Governor’s Mansion with twenty one stockings. The comptroller general’s Christmas pay checks and festive dinners for inmates and hospital patients mark statewide observances.
The Grand Canyon hosts robins year round despite winter snows. Birds stay because food remains accessible even on snow, while occasional severe cold drives brief downslopes where summer conditions persist. Robins thus endure by exploiting milder interior zones and scraps around the canyon.
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania was named chairman of a Senate Committee to investigate Hearst reports alleging the Mexican Government set aside 1 215 000 dollars to reward four United States Senators for pro Mexican activities. No official disclosures have identified the four targeted senators.
Four Senators reportedly pressing the committee to probe charges to the bottom with full publicity. Mexican officials and the Hearst author to be examined. The push targets comprehensive disclosure and public scrutiny of the matter.
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