Quality cars demand costly facilities in Studebaker plan
The article notes high facility costs for quality cars, with 12,500 up to date machines and 15 coats of paint. It highlights premium materials like genuine leather and chase mohair linings, and mentions a velour alternative could save about two thirds of the cost. It emphasizes meticulous steel formulas and labor costs shaping the price.
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Studebaker
Ee. Isrvested
Baker
Enora
Fide
Studebaker Cars Highlight Longevity and Quality
The advertisement extols Studebaker's long tradition of quality dating back 72 years and earlier when carriages defined the brand. It emphasizes complete finish, Timken bearings, sicker plated bumpers, extra wheels, and high resale promises while inviting comparisons with rivals. It notes historic spending and high service expectations, underscoring the brand's enduring standards.
Prices For Everyone At Convenient Factory Sale
All prices f o b factory terms to meet your convenience. The notice promises flexible terms and direct factory pricing for buyers seeking straightforward deals.
Tax Return Window Opens in Aiken County 1924
Notice from the Aiken County Auditor in December 1923 to residents to file real and personal property returns for 1924 between January 1 and February 20. Includes instructions on who must file, penalties, and a January precinct meeting plan to discuss township and school district divisions and potential new districts or special taxes.
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Aiken County
State OF
South Carolina
County of Aiken
Aiken
General Assembly
South Carolina Tax Commission
Sadees Seten
Clemson College President Dr. W M Riggs Dies in Washington
Dr Walter Merritt Riggs 61 died in Washington Tuesday night while attending a meeting of the Lord Grant College association executive committee. He led Clemson from 1896 teaching electrics engineering to acting president in 1911 and served in national engineering and educational roles. A committee met in Charlotte to escort his party to Calhoun. formal notices had not been issued.
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W. M. Riggs
Clemson College
Washington
Lord Grant College Association
B. J. Hexdin
Riggs
Clerkon College
Walter Merritt Riggs
Orangeburg
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
American Land Grant College Engineering Association
France
American Expeditionary Forces
W. B. Blizzell
Texas Agricultural College
Association of Land Grant Colleges
Clemson
Charlotte
Calhoun
Aiken County Post Plans Five Membership Drives
At the Plaza Cafe Monday night January 21 the Aiken County Post held a meeting of the American Legion to organize five membership drives for 1924. Dues are 3.00 yearly with allocations to National and Department HQ and a $1.00 share aiding ex servicemen. Elected officers included Dr. E Holbrook Wyman as Post Commander and Harold L. Carter as Post Adjutant. several members renewed dues during the session.
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Aiken
Harold L. Carter
Department
Treasury
Legion
Nicholas Alvanos
Plaza Cafe
Cal
H. R. Ashhurst
W. E. Clinkscales
P. L. Nevil
E. H. Wyman
H. E. Holley
Claus Busch
G. A. Owens
D. L. Alexander
Royal Holley
W. P. Sawyer
B. R. Gantt
Fred Skelton
C. €. Welch
L. D. Boone
John W.ashhurst, Jr
R. D. Courtney
W. E.clinkscales
P. H. Wright
Cc. H. Farmer
W. Q. Jones
Knights of Pythias Aiken Lodge Banquet Set for Monday
Aiken Lodge No. 25 Knights of Pythias announces its annual banquet next Monday at 8 p.m. in the Hotel Aiken. Members are urged to bring their wives or, if none, mothers sisters or sweethearts. The note highlights rising Pythianism and frequent rank conferrals. The event is highly anticipated by the lodge.
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Aiken Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Aiken
Remarkable Cure Story for Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A man recounts decades of colic and liver troubles ending after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He credits relief from catarrahal mucus and intestinal inflammation, claiming dramatic health gains and a full recovery. The ad notes money back at W J Platt & Co and druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
W. J. Platt & Co
Death of Mrs Amanda Tyler a longtime local resident
Mrs Amanda Tyler widow of Kay J Tyler died after a stroke in St Petersburg Florida and was brought to Aiken for burial. She was about seventy years old and had no children from either marriage. Her funeral was held at Talatha church with interment in Talatha cemetery conducted by Rev Jerome Morris.
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Amanda Tyler
Kay J. Tyler
Aiken
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. W. Holmes
Tyler
Amanda Lovelace
Edgefield County
Rufus Hamilton Gifter
Mr. Tyler
J. M. Holley
Talatha Church
Talatha
Jerome Morris
Baptist Church Service and Talks Next Sunday
Next Sunday morning at 11 o clock Dr McLean speaks on The Hands of Jesus Sunday school at 3 45 p m B Y P U intermediate at 4 p m evening service at 730 with The Message of the Rainbow Wednesday at 730 p m church home night A welcome for everyone
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McLean
Jesus
Car found wrecked on Whiskey Road near Rye Patch
A Ford sedan was located overturned on its side near the Rye Patch cottage on Whiskey Road. The 1924 Georgia license tag 53516 was on the car but there was no trace of the owner or information about the accident.
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Whiskey Road
Rye Patch Cottage
Geore
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Royal Holley Motor Co
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Sapter
Dr. E. Holbrook Wyman
Mr. Boyce Gantt
Monetta
W. R. McKennon
Kay Tyler
Baptist Church Service
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