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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1929

Page

5

Farmer Urges Tariff Protection In South Carolina Letter

Aiken farmer Convers B. Woolsey writes to South Carolina’s congressional delegation urging tariff protection to boost farm profits. He argues tariffs help farmers as manufacturers benefit, citing high labor and machinery costs and the need for stable farm prices, referencing correspondence with Rep. Smith and southern agricultural leaders.

Aiken Farmer S. C Washington Convers B. Woolsey South Carolina Mr. Woolsey Aiken Standard Congress Ren. BE D. Smith Cole L. Blesse B .B. Hare United States

Cafer Named Commissioner Clerk in Arkon

O R Cafer selected as commissioners clerk in Arkon for the first time. Described as a credible, strong leader, Cafer comes to the role after years with Nation Wagener and is expected to assume duties February 1.

O. R. Cafer Cafer Arkon

Local events and visitors headlined by Griffin and Branson

County extension agent G H Griffin will address natural clubs and the throng during a January or February meeting. Lanier Branson returns from a business trip to New York while plans for a commencement achievement are noted.

G. H. Griffin Dea C. Lee Gowat Lanier Branson New York

Unusual poverty case near Aiken draws aid request

Aiken county reports a stark case in a one room shack where a bed ridden 84 year old woman, an elderly blind woman, a widow with pneumonia and her 10 year old daughter share three beds. The neighbors provide some help but crops fail and funds are exhausted. Charles J. Hill seeks charity to cover ongoing medical care and relief beyond county resources.

Lane Aiken Charles J. Hill Aiken County Hill Talerat- Herampe

Price Gregory II Second Fist A Vedi Erach

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Col Charles Kota and PoE serac etis vy. Citizen 2 Wats Garret appears, with a note that someone was taken to a local Aiken s e dovedapad. The passage is garbled but records a possible military or civic event involving individuals and a transfer to a facility.

Charles Kota Oavell-Kenwn

Velen S and Av Wakers in the Month Play

Fragmentary OCR notes show names Velen S and Av Wakers, a mention of Chitoen and Qavire, and a vague scene about a man beyond Peat re Jperformance te house. Mentions Miss Marie and a visit, with scattered references to vets and Playmakers.

Chitoen Aviv

Record Price Paid for City Lot in Aiken

Aiken real estate news notes a record price paid for a city lot. The buyers were Mr. and Mrs. Chirk of New York who purchased a parcel near Rita Street, after years of rising paneer prices and market fluctuations.

Chan W. Clark New York Purdue Aiken al- Ahoug Chirk Edo Rita

Charleston Spirituals To Be Heard March 2

Charleston events announce a March 2 program featuring spirituals performed by oe Lange. The quirky text suggests an upbeat musical arrangement with reverent tones and a hopeful atmosphere.

Charleston

Just An Appreciation Of Aiken Beauty In Artful Vision

An ornate reflection praises a painting or sculpture as a masterpiece that charms the eye and heart. The text hints at harmony with nature, forests, and pine landscapes, urging inner picture to be formed before perception, and contemplates the artist's task and the viewer's response.

Bamberg Murder Case Transferred For Trial Here

The State v W P Pate of Bamberg moved to Aiken for venue will be tried in our court next term. Pate is accused of killing his son-in-law Asbury Kirk. Kirkland family prominence in Bamberg is noted and many witnesses are expected from Bamberg County. The case involves jury selection issues tied to local officials and the deceased.

W. P. Pate Bamberg Aiken Court of General Sessions Pate Asbury Kirkand Kirkland Ramberg County N. F P. Kirkland Asbury Kirkland Yeu Asbury Tagh

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E. D. Smith Bmsed Staus Senate Washington, D. C Mr. Smith Om Tohein Price Gregory ii VELEN Marie Wie Hnen Albert T Reid Lange Adi Wisthro Dau Coptors CUA Kiwanis Meeting Meeke Ibamberg Zoon
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