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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1930
Page
6
Tax notice details state installments and penalties across 1920 1930 and 1940 dates. It lists due taxes on district property and notes postmark acceptance and fee methods while warning of executions after specific dates.
State of South Carolina Aiken County notice warns property owners to return assessed real and personal property taxes by law, with a ten percent penalty for late filings. It lists audit deputies, appointment locations, and dates across towns including Warrenville Langley and Augusta, urging residents to file at the county courthouse or deputy offices.
Albert M. Stewart, from Los Angeles, was sentenced to death and appealed after a 1949 Folsom prison trial for the killings of two guards. As others were executed, Stewart, once freed, urged a similar fate, while fellow inmates and a poet in his cell left cryptic verses about betrayal and fate. The case, before Superior Judge Malcolm CC Glenn, remained contentious with a stay on execution at times.
The readable parts show names and initials amid a distorted medical or scientific discussion. Key terms and quotes are fragmented, with no clear事件 or outcome.
The Senate contemplates new Republican committee assignments as McNary of Oregon rises as floor manager and younger leaders gain power. Impending elections may oust elder senators, signaling a shift in influence and a larger popular backing for insurgent Republicans.
The readable text records a confused scene involving a revolver and several named individuals including a Speaker Nick, Damien, James, Senator Hawes, and others. It mentions an oath, a death, and various partial names, suggesting a political or ceremonial context but with distorted OCR.
A demand for Mary Boy Chesnut's Diary From Dixie has raised an edition price from 17 50 to 25. The reprint mirrors the original in size and bindings. It highlights Chesnut’s close links to Mrs Davis and wartime Southern society from Charleston to Columbia and Richmond.
A fragment notes a book price of $5.00 with receipt by check and direct shipment from publisher John K. Aull, a state agent. It also references the Federal Census Bureau projecting 750,000 mobile accidents in 1980 if the 1929- to 1927-era rise continues, contrasting historical data.
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