Tax listing opens January to February 1929 in Aiken County
The notice warns property owners to file real and personal property returns with the County Auditor from January 1 to February 28 1929 under oath to avoid a ten percent penalty. It details who must file and how, including poll and road taxes and dog ownership, with multiple appointment times and locations to accommodate workers and residents.
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South Carolina
County of Aiken
General Assembly
South Carolina Tax Commission
Warrenville
Graniteville
Langley
Augusta
Aiken County
Court House
Tax Notice 1928 Ad dated February 1 1929
Tax notice references 1928 with a due date February 1 1929 and a listed amount of 206, associated with 10 Woodward.
Adverse Conditions Overcome By South Carolina Farmer
Johnston resident J B Smith known as Uncle Bob overcomes floods droughts and boll weevil damage to win state prizes in cotton and corn across wet and drought years. He uses soil building with soybeans and heavy fertilization to push lint yields to 70 pounds per acre in 28 and 764 pounds per acre on a five acre plot with nitrate of soda muriate of potash and phosphate.
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Johnston
Bob
Wsmith
Edgefields
Conral
Clemson C Lee
Mr. Smith
Cremson
Hs Eben Catim
Potarh
Coker
Cleveland
Svein Caroling
Smith
Bob” Smith
Béh
Coiten
Orn
Charleston Post Proposes Coker or M'Rae for Mr Hoover's Cabinet
Fragmentary OCR from Charleston Post discusses potential cabinet choices for President Hoover, naming Coker and M'Rae as possible appointees. The text is garbled with scattered names and phrases, but signals consideration of a reshuffled administration.
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Charleston Post
Coker
M’rae
MR. Hoover
Stewart Rockefeller Fight Into the Open
New York reports the Stewart Rockefeller proxy battle over Standard Oil of Indiana. The public may observe preliminary proceedings before the March 7 annual meeting as双方 vie for control. Analysts note the clash focuses on proxies, not shares, with 9,134,000 shares outstanding and elder Rockefeller aiding his son’s campaign from Africa.
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New York
Wall Street
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Os
Arthur F. Votton
Kiyo
James J. Hill
Morgans
Harriman
Sulin
Southern Pacific
Flueres
T Lock Jun
Rockfeller
Stewart
Delloys
Rockefeller
Africa
Standard Oil
Tachura
Organized Workers Reach New Five Day Wage Schedule
More than 2,500 New York City electrical workers accepted a five day week under the Contractors Association with daily pay rising from 4 to 5.0 and similar increases for bricklayers carpenters and plasterers. The wage changes, though benefiting some, come amid reports from the Department of Labor ranking these crafts relatively high in yearly income, while coal miners earn less. The piece notes unions driving the standardization of wages across non-union and union workers as evidence of collective bargaining strength by employers' organizations.
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New York City
Contractors “Association
Wdo
Department of Labor
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AL. Gunter
Woodward
C. Aiken, S
Th C
E. General Assembly
Niarher Seharl
Aiken City
Awnelip Fay Hethear
Tolland Hs
Cedar Creek Miilire Ik
Chingquapin
Wean la Courtney & Aiken
Earle Rook
Bertin Ellenton
Seivern Giddy Sewanto
Gloverville Langley
Bodie Greeg
Hopewell
Hopewell Yeewe
Rathwood
Eurek
Ws & Lang
Rath Fegeeder
Redds
BO McLaurin
Aiken
MeTier
Te MeTier
Smythe Tire
Town Creek
Cade
Shaws Creek Aiken
Williamson
Ningy Port
Dan Devia
Dane
PPP
Tn Baaya
Isanar Cuturd
Aeeg
Stewart-Rockefeller
Otleven
Goupes
Ty Buick
Rory
Vermont
G. Mla
Yadoon
Hallmen-Johnson Mote
Co. Aiken, S. C
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