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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
6
A mixed set of snippets features Walter E. Duncan’s masthead line, comments on June brides and July bills, protests about the rising generation, and satirical takes on politics, railroads, dictionaries, and farm relief debates, reflecting a 19th century newspaper page voice.
The article portrays Nathaniel Dial as a seasoned ex senator whose past ambitions linger. It notes his history of several attempts to reach the United States Senate and the role of factional support in his rise and fall.
The Bamberg Herald questions if South Carolina taxpayers will ever escape autocratic control over property valuations. It notes three men, elected by taxpayers, hold power to fix valuations statewide and criticizes the lack of direct voter accountability. The Bamberg paper mirrors critiques raised by The South Gazlette.
South Carolina tax policy faces scrutiny as a Bamberg editorial urges governor and legislature to abolish or curb the Tax Commission. It argues counties should set assessments locally and voters must back a governor aligned with legislative reform to restore constitutional government and taxpayers’ rights.
Notice asks kindred creditors and interested parties to show cause at Aiken County Court House on June 28 1926 why B Rutland should be appointed administrator of Mattie Rutland deceased. George R Webb Probate Judge Aiken County SC. Also bankruptcy sale notice for Nathan Poliakoff estate listing stock in Wagener SC with cash sale June 29 1926 and appraised value about 1475 dollars. H B Garvin Trustee.
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