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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
3
Fragmentary text discusses New Year resolutions and improving daily life at home. It touches on origins of the days of the week, noting ancient practices and the shift from lunar to solar worship. The passage blends reflections on time, spirituality, and daily betterment.
The document presents a bank statement for a South Carolina bank in Aiken County. It lists cash on hand, deposits in various forms, capital stock paid in, and certificates of deposit, with totals shown as 489,787.62 and 359,797.62. It includes signatures of the cashier and notary, dated January 1, 1924.
Public sale notice in Aiken County South Carolina outlines two parcels of land to be auctioned January 7 1924 and January 1924. Describes tract sizes boundaries and required deposits with probate and court officials. Names involved include D W Gaston Jr GEO Webb Harold E Platt executor Abram C Kenner and the Court of Common Pleas.
A physician reports surprising relief from Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for a chronic indigestion and gastritis case. After one dose the patient's stomach trouble eased, enabling a diet including radishes. The ad promises mucus removal and reduced inflammation, with a money back guarantee via W. J. Platt & Co and distributors.
Public outcry sale by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and others in Aiken County at the courthouse on January 7, 1924. Property described from A.B. Butler lands to G W Hightower with plat references and deed dated 1911. Terms: one third cash, balance in three annual installments at 7 percent interest, $300 cash deposit required, purchaser pays deed mortgage and stamps. Master Edward S Croft notes legal details and property boundaries.
City tax collection notice from Aiken issued November 1 1923 announces taxes for the fiscal year starting January 1 1923. It specifies collection at the city office from October 15 1925 to March 1 1924 and lists tax rates including general expenses 18 mills bond interest 4 mills sinking fund 2 mills. Henry Busch city clerk and treasurer.
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