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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
2
In a partially legible note, Richards and others discuss a State deficit running into millions. They question introducing a costly system amid current financial stress and suggest resisting immediate expansion. The fragment references district groups and reliance on citizen good faith in the process.
A fragmented OCR line hints at a debate over a gene clone claiming it is not a proper or genuine creation. The garbled text suggests confusion or mislabeling in a scientific context, indicating a possible error in naming or classification.
Max Golden, famed for the catchphrase My Horse, heads a Broadway troupe of about 35 to Rivoli for two weeks starting next Monday. The show Buzzin' Mind features musical numbers and white skits and is billed as the first South of Broadway. Matinee and evening performances will run with weekday discounts for ladies and children, continuing Rivoli’s longstanding matinee tradition.
A notice from the Sheriff of Aiken County announces the sale of forfeited property. Details include the action, jurisdiction, and sale scheduling information as published in the official notice.
A six week illness ended with the death of Little Helen Rice, daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Geddy. She died at Tanner Hospital in Augusta and was interred at Bethany Cemetery after funeral services last Thursday.
Mrs Katherina Mavion Logas announces the marriage of her daughter Frances Dwight Logas to Jack Eugene Parker. The wedding was held last Thursday at Trinity Church in Columbia with Rev Henry D Philippe officiating. Close friends and relatives attended. Mr Parker is the son of the late Mr and Mrs J J Parker of this place and nephew of Senator and Mrs J F Williams.
Firestone in Liberia reports via radio from Liberia on early progress in rubber plantation development. Drilling 20,000 acre sites, roads, power, hospitals, housing for 138 Americans, and trade stores aid 15,000 natives. By year end over 1.5 million rubber trees planted on 15,000 acres, with ships and a planned New York to Liberia service cutting transit time and costs.
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