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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1930
Page
8
A garbled OCR style note claims a product named Cath ita big Syrup is marketed for all ages and babies with directions to dose infants and children. It warns of imitation fig syrup and urges mothers to choose the California version, implying deceptive claims and unsafe dosing.
South Carolina lawmakers clash over abolishing five mill and three mill taxes through referenda and ratification. House backs immediate repeal of five mill levy, Senate to act on constitutional tax changes with a potential referendum in the next general election. Revenue plan shifts to indirect taxes and new taxes including poll tax proposals amid debates on women’s suffrage and political races across the state.
Obituary fragment notes Mes Lula B Wittten Br of dade area died recently. Surviving kin include Jo ssley Cl Kermedy and Mead, with relatives Wilkinson of Fufala, Ala, and Charles Ho and Walter ptr of Langley. Funeral by PL McLean held mid afternoon at McCarty residence with interment in Heath Cemetery.
Notice to creditors and heirs concerning the estate of Miss Geneve orsent. All persons having claims against the estate must present them to Fass & Salles, Attorneys for the estate, by a specified date. The notice warns all interested parties to appear and file claims accordingly.
The party asserts tariffs are vital for American agriculture and manufacturing, pledging strong protection to create and secure a home market for farmers. It advocates adequate tariffs to shield agricultural products from foreign competition and to place agriculture on par with other industries for prosperity.
WMitao ALla of the 2S Marines earned the highest honor for valor after aiding at a house fire on Edgefield road near Aiken. Neighbors arrived quickly saving elderly Butler Smith and his wife Catherine before the building collapsed, though the man and woman were in the home when flames spread.
About 75,000 independent Texas retailers unite in a new organization for cooperative buying, community consolidation, and political activity to back candidates favorable to home-owned businesses, aiming to preserve local commerce.
City of Aiken issues tax duplicate for the year beginning January and ending December, listing residents assessed for city taxes under General Expenses Interest and Sinking Fund totaling 37 mills. Henry Busch, City Clerk and Treasurer, certifies the levy and notes returns filed with the County Auditor for taxation.
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