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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
3
Fragmentary legal notice references plaintiff McClendon and others, defendants Bute and Dereby, with court action in the state and county. Mentions land sale, cash purchaser, and property described as lands of North prety Land sale continuing under court order.
Notice from the Court of Common Pleas in Aiken County announces a public sale of a 47 acre Beech Island tract in Graniteville terms cash with deeds revenue stamps. Bidder must deposit 100 dollars as evidence of good faith or bid may be rejected. Sale set for April 2 1928 in front of the courthouse at Aiken South Carolina.
A historic notice details a master's sale in Aiken County, South Carolina involving Hattie Hammonds. The document outlines the legal action, the property at stake, and the sale procedures. Proceedings specify the authority of the master in equity to convey title upon payment, with dates, place, and terms to be determined by the court.
An experienced Wisconsin dairy farmer describes moving from simple cash ledgers to accrual accounting since 1910. He cites benefits for tax reporting, budgeting, and securing bank credit, noting long credit terms for farms and the need to compare past profits with future plans. The Agricultural Commission proposes a farm credit statement detailing required records.
A House Census Committee approved a plan to meet constitutional apportionment every ten years without increasing total representatives. The last census would bring 433 seats, with states gaining and losing, but the plan raises the per‑representative load to avoid more reps. It notes objections to more seats, compares to Germany and France, and mentions bid requirements and pending Senate action. Edward Croft is referenced though not fully explained.
Opinion notes that antiwar sentiment remains weak despite talk of outlawing war. A call for common people to decide against war contrasts with triggering mobilization. Since 1917 electrification of 400,000 American farms saved labor costs, with 45,000 reapers replacing 150,000 hands and reducing wheat costs per square mile.
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