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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
5
Local notices mention Aiken Ice Company prices for 100 pounds at 30 cents with occasional 1830 cent quotes. Army cadet Kenneth Kerr at home from the Citadel. Mrs. Fanny Smith visiting. James F. Byrnes and Miss Burckhalter active in events. Firemen report four alarms in city brush. Social visits include guests from Philadelphia New York and Toronto.
Moying Picture Reise Mace documents polo players in action as they maneuver on the field. The scene shows riders in the game, with photographers focusing on the unfolding athletic contest.
R F Clark, a well known Aiken County resident aged 72, died at his Rocky Springs area home on Wednesday. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Olivia Hutson purchased the house and lot of Mrs. Fan sie Courtney on York Street for seven thousand five hundred dollars. The transaction records the transfer of ownership and the stated consideration.
The article notes painter William P Silva at work in Magnolia Garned while Smith of Columbia directs the Southern Railway. A freight wreck near Rickih fon R Be Ward is mentioned with 94 insured mail last Saturday and a wife and Mrs Charles Ward among the readers. Florence County death noted for last Saturday.
Whitmire and Baldwin Mills in Greenville awarded the contract to erect fifty new multicuses. Archie Willis Inc. is named in connection with the project and a timeline indicating completion by the stated date.
Fragmentary text indicates a 1930s cotton marketing note mentioning bulk terms involving Cooper and Charlotte, with unclear county reference and incomplete phrasing. The readable pieces point to a regional agricultural transaction or shipment arrangement.
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