Agricultural Enumerators for Aiken County
A political notice lists agricultural enumerators for Aiken County South Carolina with names including Leon D. Bieck Obinguepin Mc Yer and others and towns such as Spring s, HopewellRocky Grave and Windsor Tabernacle. The document outlines the enumeration work overseen by the supervisor of the Third District.
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Ander Way
Atien
South Carolina
Wach
Inchadee Aiken Coun
Aiken County
Tee ‘Mbew
Leon D. Bieck
Obinguepin
Mc. Yer
Tad Warde
Barney W. Garvin
Any ‘Gwar
Ricky “Springs
Paul Ro Seigier
Hemmond
Lang‘lay
Richard G. Price
Hopewell
Harley
Scholts
Wade H
Johnson
Sierten
Sleepy Hollow
Hastings
Spiers
Tabernacle
Windsor
Barnwell Couple Called In Marriage at Baptist Parsonage
Edmund Dancan Peacock and Kiss Bertha H. Weathersby, both of Barnwell, were united in marriage by Dr. McLean on a Saturday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage. The couple plan to reside in Barnwell after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock-Weathersby
the Baptist Parsonage
Edmund Dancan Peacock
Kiss Bertha H. Weathersby
Barnwell
McLean
Peacock
Time to think cotton futures for Southern farmers
Atlanta special reports H G Hastings warns that cotton growers face risk from drought and boll weevil damage. He cites historic acreage and price swings since 1823 and 1884, urging straight thinking to prevent a repeat of lean yields and potential famine in the 1920s era. Providence may not save the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
H.G. Hastings
Providence
War Talk and Policy Echoes in Mixed 1920s Fragments
A collage of syndicated quotes and notes touches on war mortality, labor law, and economic policy. Dean James E. Lough of New York University comments on cross word puzzles as a sign of man’s instinct to combat. Reports claim 6 percent of Britain's war widows remarry, while California ratifies child labor amendments with strong votes. Herbert Hoover outlines needs for agriculture, Britain’s pension ministry predicts decades to erase wartime debt, and Cooperatives activist Sapiro plans to sue Ford for publicity. A Sioux Falls reader laments hard-to-solve puzzles, and state fiscal notes discuss 1924-35 budgets, road programs, Pay-as-you-go taxes, and highway funding shifting from gasoline tax.
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SRE
Sion
Matedy
Sta
R. Carter
Highway Department
Horetofore
Varied Bloc to Engage Legislature in Election Details
The report notes multiple election figures including two year and one year terms for a Game Warden and a circuit seat. It records candidates like Mr. Richardson, M M Mann, and Mathews, with mentions of incumbents and vacancies. Nearby, two men from the Kitckings Mill area were involved in a vehicle breakdown on Richland Avenue near the hospital when officers assisted in removing liquor from the car.
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Ate
F Ut Ores
R.ickerdsen
Mr. Richardson
Dider
First Circuit
T. W Bowson
M.M. Mann
Mathews
Frazier
Harris
Kitckings Mill
Richland Avenue
Odfleers Kibler
Napier
Salley Wins Salley Election in Salley January 7
In Salley, January 7, mayor W H Salley defeated rival 70 to 26. Elected wardens W C Pook B E Yon H J Salley also won 70 to 26. A second race is planned between N R Salley and W B Boyleston. Fandenersts arrive for season. Hon Str Gilbert Parker Bt at Highland Park Hotel will be joined by Lady Parker and Lametty from London next week. Family to spend the season in Alken.
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Ralley
Salley
W. H. Salley
Mr. Salley
W. C. Pook
B. E. Yon
H. J. Salley
N. R. Salley
W. B. Boyleston
Fandenersts
Gilbert Parker, Bt
Bighland Park Hotel
Lady Parker
Lametty
London
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Searepleer
Waldeisi
Tan
Reeteen
Bue Dawocnats
Grr
Woon Wil
Asti
League of ‘Wations
North America
Aiken
County
James
Edwin
Kerr
James E.lough
New York University
Britain
Senate
California
Assembly
Herbert Hoover
United States
John Bull
Aston Sapiro
Henry Ford
Sapiro
Therm
Independent
Ford
Ita
Sioux Falls
9. D
Variour
Berline
Victoria
Royal Holley Motor CO
Studebaker
Faldren
Fletcher
Anns
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