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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1927
Page
7
B. B. Kirkland Seed Co of Augusta offers air tight syrup cans for No 5 at 7.50 per wadred and No 10 at 10.00 per hundred. Also advertises milk bottles with pricing and seed related notes. County and street address 849 Broad Street Augusta Georgia appears.
Mantales are concrete garden furniture offered by Ideal Tile Co located at 456 Broad St in Augusta Georgia. The listing highlights durable outdoor pieces suitable for patios and yards.
The 1927 General Assembly voted to submit ten constitutional amendments to the people, with more to come next year. Past sessions show most amendments fail at general elections, often due to voter confusion and local focus.
The article surveys sports fashion emphasizing gray angora ensembles with heavy jerseys and sleeveless jackets, plus coordinated coats and accessories. It also highlights color pairings like pink with gray and red, mentions lace and organza reappearances, and notes Paris winter color trends and new materials. The tone resembles a midcentury fashion summary.
The Director of Aeronautics reports 167 accidents with low fatalities in the first ten months of 1027. Of the fatalities 42 were pilots and 67 were passengers. 32 injured and 122 escaped injury. Only 1 percent of the planes were licensed.
Fifteen air mail routes cover 7 097 miles and by late February will grow to 25 routes serving 62 million people. The era tests businessmen and households, with the wife seen as either an inspiration or a burden, and a trusted partner in progress.
The passage notes that voters sometimes accept proposals while in other areas they reject them. It suggests variations by county and hints that portions of the state may leave amendments to local towns like Greer. The text reflects broader patterns where counties influence statewide ballot measures.
Youthful John D. Rockefeller kept Ledger A recording $150 earnings in 1855 and weekly church and mission gifts. The notebook shows a balance of getting and giving, with entries to Sunday School, Mite Society and missions. Biographers note his creed to get money fairly, keep it, and give away what comes.
Four hundred delegates from eighty governments met in Washington for seven weeks and unanimously adopted a comprehensive code of laws regulating radio traffic, signaling progress for the League of Nations and its ability to achieve consensus.
A reflective note contrasts personal troubles with others' burdens while asserting kissing is acceptable. The piece argues that public opposition to kissing stems from those who deny its value, highlighting subjective judgments over shared sentiments.
The notice outlines penalties rising from 1 to 7 percent if Jevy is not paid by set dates through March 1 1928 and states executions will be by Sheriff on March 15 1928. It cautions taxpayers to pay early and avoid penalties and notes tax receipts to be issued per district. TOM WILLIAMSON Clerk.
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