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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1928

Page

2

Industrial Trends and Pan American Conflicts in 1930s

A discussion on the shift from old business methods to praise for youth entering commerce. It surveys labor unemployment, purchasing power, and production strategies amid Pan American tensions. Notes from Havana and Geneva hint at Pan-Americanism limitations and Latin American moves toward the League of Nations.

Sheory Tesa Sila Jim Weltaire A. Mability Lnstead Roger Babson Labor Department Pan-American Congress Havana Poly United States Congress Geneva Leaguef Nations Pan-American Union

Spring Equinox Noted In Vernal Timing And Signs

The text describes the vernal equinox occurring on Tuesday March 20 at 3 45 PM and mentions signals and the welcome of spring. It conveys a dated observation of spring’s arrival with garbled but identifiable references to seasonal markers and associated actions.

Maeda Arrex

Medical beliefs on 12 houses of the year’s influence

The article describes ancient and medieval ideas that the calendar year affects people born at specific times. It explains dividing the year into 12 houses or seasons and notes enduring images in patent medicine showing a nude man with body-part lines linking signs to influence.

Todday

Another Kind of War Against Insects Mentioned At Length

The piece notes federal and state spending on insect control totaling millions annually, with California orchardists spending forty five million yearly. It quotes Dr. Howard on two million insect species, many harmful to crops and humans, and mentions diseases spread by pests. It adds remarks on women voters and a sympathy note for Judge Hayne F. Rice after his brother Malcolm N. Rice’s death.

Federal Department of Agriculture California Howard United States Hayne F. Rice Malcolm N. Rice F Batesburg Columbia

Salley Resident Corbitt, 81, Dies at Home

Corbitt, eighty one, died at his Salley home Friday night. Survived by sons Carlos Corbitt of Columbia and W. M. Corbitt of Millen, Ga., sister Mrs. Minerva Peel, brother J. H. Corbitt. Funeral Sunday from his residence with Rev. E. C. Anderson officiating. Interment in family cemetery near Salley. Pallbearers named George Moody, H. O. Jones, D. C. Jones, W. T. Poole, J. W. Fogle, L. A. McMillan.

W. A. Corbitt Salley Carlos Corbitt Columbia W. M. Corbitt Millen Minerva Peel Woodford J. H. Corbitt E. C. Anderson Salley Baptist Church George Moody H. O. Jones D.C. Jones W. T. Poole J. W. Fogle L. A. McMillan

Obituary and Master’s Sale Notices in Aiken

Obituary notes Mrs. Scott of Myrtle Beach survived by three daughters including Mira Williamson Mrs J H Woodward and Mrs Olle Grice and two sons Otis and Luther Scott. Funeral Saturday at Shaws Fork Baptist Church with burial in family grounds. Master’s sale in Aiken County court announces property on Aiken Avenue 56 by 100 feet fronting City of Aiken. Sale set for April 1923 in front of the courthouse.

Shaws Fork Baptist Church E. Tebow Scott Henry Bunbee Aiken Gladys Barres Court of Common’ Pleas D. C City of County of Aiken State of South Carolina Aiken Avenue David and Fiorrie Scott S. G. Eubanks Williams

Capital Stock and Deposits Report From Bank Ledger

The document lists capital stock, paid in surplus, undivided profits, current expenses and taxes, dividends unpaid, and deposits. It includes individual deposits subject to check, savings, time certificates, certified and cashier’s checks, other liabilities, and items in transit.

Public sale notice in Aiken County auction 1928

Edward Croft master announces sale of a 160 acre tract in Aiken County on April 2, 1928. Terms require cash, purchaser to pay for deed and stamps, with a $200 good faith deposit required to enable bidding. The land borders Geo Walker L M Pinson Annie Thurmond and North Augusta Land.

Charles McClendon Court. of Common Pleas Srd Aiken 8. C Geo. W. Walker L. M. Pinson Annie Thurmond North Augusta Land Edward 5S. Croft Aiken County

Property Boundaries in County State Document Describe Lands

A legal description notes a tract of forty seven acres bounded North by J. D. Whit tile’s lands formerly Henry Allen, and South and West by N. L. Toole’s lands formerly George Robinson, detailing the county and state authorities on record.

State OF South Carolina Acken Muckenfuss Taki Bank Aetea Store Tess J.D. Whittile Henry Allen N. L. Toole George Robinson Mort

Terma of Sale Details and Bid Bond Requirement

Roundtree outlines the terms of sale requiring cash payment to cover the deed and revenue stamps. The winning bidder must deposit 100.00 as a good faith evidence. failure to do so invalidates the bid.

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Corbitt Elevera Scott Elvira J. Scott H. L. Scott State OF South Carolina of Aiken Court of Common Pleas Hattie Hammonds Victoria S .B. Butt Ssunny Mead Riding School Ave. Aiken 5. C Guy. L. Blackburn Ellenton D. Powell Todd Laurens St Herbert E. Gyles Aiken, S.C S. B. Butt Butt Sunny Mead Calleton Ave Aiken S. C Bank of Western Carolina Barnwell Blackville Wagener North Augusta Johnston Lexington Tammie I Jones Natagy Pubs South Edward Croft Court.of Common Pleas Bank of Graniteville Court of Common Pleas Bank of R. E. Pryor S.C Chevrolet O. K Jay-Mac Chevrolet Co Aiken, S. C Edward S. Croft Walter C. Plunkett W. J. Walker
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