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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

15 Feb 1929

Page 6

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1929

Page

6

Tax Notice 1928 for Aiken County tax levy details

Office of Treasurer ARk es County announces tax levy for 1928 to raise funds for state county and school purposes. Taxes open Oct 15 1928 and close Mar 15 1929 with hours 9 to 12. Special school district add ons and bond levies listed. Treasurer Jod Woodward.

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Quardian Roperty Idania South Carolina Tax Commission Warrenville Graniteville Langley Aiken County Aiken 5. C General Assembly Court House County Board Gregg Road Aiken City Bethear Rock Springs New Holland Rocky Spring Hammond Cedar Crek Millbrook Courtney Aiken Earle Rocky Spring Edisto Rive Windsor Ellenton Gloverville Shopewell Nopewell Rathwood Tammond Eureka Shaw Langley and Bath Redds Langley Ay McLaurin Aiken Roa MeTier McTier MeTier Monetta Montmorenci Chinquapin Uo Millbrook Mt. Calvery Mt. Ebal Chinquapin Neeston Tabernacle Oak Grove MeTier Perry Pine Forest Round Tap Recky Springs Salley Recky Grove Belvedere Shaws Fork Shivattz Windsor Shiloh Marsuella Jackson Siiverts Nui Mossy Law Smythe Thehy Spring Branch Bax Kitchings Mill Taberoaelh Talatha Ated Town Creek Warrenville Grey North Augusta Pineland Tabernacle Plunkett Shaw Glade Windsor Shirley Branch Clearwater Schultz Shaws Creek H.wepstamson
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Washington Homes Surpass All U S Cities in Dwelling Spend

A Bureau of Labor Statistics report lauds Washington for housing outlays, architectural taste, and public buildings. It notes no extensive slums, a mix of single and multi family homes, suburban expansion, and ongoing remodeling of older houses into modern dwellings.

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Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics National Capital Bureau United States Pennsylvania Avenue Fine Arts Commission District of Columbia Severns Ube Lerpitus Lehaser District of Columbia Buffalo Baltimore Les Ataedes New York Queens Forts St. Louis Manhattan State Line Maryland Potomac River Virginia
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Gate Crashers Survey Finds 400+ Railroad Crossing Gates Hit

A Massachusetts Safety Council survey shows over 400 railroad crossing gates struck last year and a railway flagman ministry report notes motorists racing trains caused frequent near misses. Drivers described close calls as they tried to beat trains, underscoring safety concerns at crossings.

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Massachusetts Safety Council
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Crossing Gates Fail To Stop Car In Railway Incident

A driver ignored warning lights and gates at a railroad crossing, veering through a line of waiting cars and driving about 150 feet onto the tracks. A pedestrian child narrowly escaped harm as the vehicle collided. authorities cancelled a lease following the incident.

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Fragmented text on cultural markets and cotton plans remains unclear

The passage presents a jumble about national culture, markets, and cotton, with scattered mentions of departments and wartime aims. It references newspapers from a distant era and hints at subscription lines, pricing, and distribution, but lacks coherent details or a clear incident.

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Va Chirmivad Cerporatiany Vinee and the farm labor query

A fragmented report questions the farmer’s credit for knowledge, contrasts traditional farming with modern methods, and notes a Department of the Interior reference. It mentions costs per acre, fertilizer and seed concerns, and the push toward mechanized agriculture.

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Department of the Incerior
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