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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
3
A flood of declarations emerges as residents Nollie Robinson P. Howard D. W. Gaston Sr. G. T. Buford Robert E. Kenney announce bids for Sheriff and other offices in Aiken County. They pledge to abide primary results and support nominees, seeking Democratic party support and citizen backing.
Thereby announce if there by, a pledge to abide the result of the temporary primary and to support the nominees thereof. P Dunbar and Thos Cushman announce themselves as candidates for clerk of court in Aiken County pledging loyalty to the primary outcome and supporting its nominees.
Announcement by a candidate for Superintendent of Education in Aiken County subject to the party rules. The statement identifies the individual as seeking the role within the Democratic framework and references adherence to party standards and regulations.
Several individuals announce bids for the office of Judge of Probate in Aiken County. They pledge to abide by primary results and support party nominees, urging fellow citizens to back their campaigns. The notices reference Democratic party rules and loyalty to the eventual nominee.
H C Jordan announces re election bid for Auditor of Aiken County under Democratic party rules and pledges to abide by and support party nominees.
Thos H Williamson declares his bid for the office of County Treasurer in Aiken County. He pledges to abide by primary results and support the party nominees.
Aiken County Master announces re election bid pledging to abide the primary results and support the nominees.
A candidate declares for the office of Coroner in Aiken County. The pledge commits to abide by primary results and support the nominees thereof.
A fragment speaks of a safety valve knock, an attempt to lock a husband’s rack, and a straw hat that cannot sail away. The text hints at gusts of wind and daydreams of inventive enterprise, describing a great field for an enterprising inventor.
The Kings Mountain battleground in York county faces possible transfer to the U S War Department for conversion into a national park. Miss Lessie D Witherspoon recounts the site history from 1850 to today, detailing the Kings Mountain Centennial association and the D A R efforts to preserve the battlefield through transfers and trusts, with ultimate care by a national park designation after future surveys and congressional actions.
DLW Gaston Jr announces for Magistrate District No 1 pledging to abide the primary results and support nominees. The brief declaration appears as a local political notice with a signature.
A fragmentary political notice pledges support for the office of Magistrate from District 1. It mentions allegiance to the primary result and to uphold the nominees, signed by Klinke Staubes.
The text indicates a plan that the battlefield will be deeded to the government via the War Department, aligning with typical government care for such parks. The statement reflects understanding rather than a formal action, and mentions no specific date or entities beyond the War Department.
The Methodist General Conference adopts a resolution opposing compulsory military training in colleges and high schools. It disapproves advertising military camps in newspapers, arguing it misleads non citizens about U S government aims on world peace and readiness.
Report states Blan is responsible for a companion marriage proposition. Either party may meet with someone they prefer, return the goods, and strike another deal.
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