Debate on City Route and Candidate Support in Aiken
An unsigned editorial discusses a proposed city route through the business district favoring York Street and Park Avenue, weighing benefits against broader town impact. It cites Gov Smith, party politics, Rule 32, and the Hoover era landscape, urging careful, principled voting amid a tense southern Democratic scene.
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Commission
York Street
Park Avenue
Richland Avenue
Hayne Avenue
Main Street
Iimite
Weeming
Aiken
Tamber
Smith
South Caroline
South Carolina
New York
South
America
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Republican Party
Tammrenry
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Bank official oath and notary certificate 1928
The document records a sworn statement dated July 6 1928 before Notary Seaborn Williams for a South Carolina Aiken county bank. I W P Williams as cashier swears the statement is true to the best knowledge with signatures of directors E Redd W Brodie E Jackson and others.
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Seaborn Williams
South Carolina
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