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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
6
Advertising rates listed for display 25 cents per inch and notices at 10 cents per inch for Local Real Notices. Test insertions 1.00 per inch and 50 cents per inch for subsequent notices. Probate notices including citations final discharge debtors and creditors priced at 3.00 each.
A Southern defense of Stone Mountain and Confederate memory clashes with a Yankee periodical accused of spreading anti Catholic and pro secession venom. The piece condemns denigrating charges against Lincoln’s killers and asserts Northern readers face inflammatory propaganda from sources linked to Jesuit influence and Roman Catholic loyalty to the Union.
The article argues the editors of a magazine lack patriotism and would distort American love and respect. D. D. Whitcomb returns from Florida after several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. West of Durham, N C visit Mr. and Mrs. Ben Etheredge. Margaret Thorpe, teaching at Crosse Anchor, will spend the rest with her parents. Isabelle Cf, once with Mrs. Frank Henderson, returns home to York. Margaret Shuler had an operation at Columbia Hospital Tuesday and hopes for a swift recovery.
A testimonial proclaims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures years of stomach trouble without surgery. The writer says two years of relief after a Mayr course and claims relief from catarrhal mucus, liver and intestinal inflammation. One dose proves, money-back guarantee offered by W. J. Platt & Co. and druggists.
Trespass of any kind is forbidden on the property near White Pond station. Illicit removal of wood straw or moss by Ilaibier is prohibited. Mrs Owen Alderman issues the notice.
H. Claude Sawyer of Monetta died last week at the Leesville Infirmary. The obituary notes his residence, age and possible surviving relatives.
Notice of sale by virtue of a decree in the Court of Common Pleas Aiken County South Carolina on April 6 1925 in front of the Court House. Describes a parcel on Fairfield Street bounded by Lamar Powell Croft and the estate of G W Croft. The purchaser must post a $500 cash forfeit at sale.
Hastings offers 6 free seed packets with every 1926 order as shown in the 1925 catalog. The big seed book features Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial on the cover, over 250 photos, culture directions, descriptions, and plain free delivery by mail.
Alberta Addison sues for Letters of Administration de bonis non with will annexed on Robert Coleman estate. Creditors are required to appear at the Court of Probate, George R. Webb presiding, on March 23 at 11 a.m. to show cause why administration should not be granted. Proceedings dated March 15, 1925.
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