Price of cotton is question by Fred Holmes
The piece argues the Farm Board aims to fix a minimum cotton price using its revolving fund, prompting a constitutional challenge to government price fixing. It notes Supreme Court limits on such power, critiques Hoover appointees, and mentions Southern leaders threatening to pressure the President while the author sees a Rooseveltian tone in Hoover’s stance.
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Federal” “Farm Board
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United ‘States
Farm ‘Board
United States Supreme Court
Farm Board
Angina
Herbert Hoover
Carolinas
Georgia
Mississippi
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Florida
Atlanta
Tax Notice Aiken County Treasurer offers tax deadlines
Aiken County announces the tax levy with due dates and penalties. Taxes not paid by law accrue 1 percent on February 1, 2 percent on March 1 and 7 percent on March 1 1930. executions will be with the Sheriff on March 15 1940. Pay on each school district if applicable.
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Aiken County
AY Mills
Sand Bar Ferry
Rdinary County
Milly
Aiken
Nikon City
Rocky Spring
Rob Spring
Tareale Haranmenda
Milligan
Cedar Shaw
China Spring
Courtine
Windsor
Berlin
Galdy Saag
Silverton
Severn
Tiloverville
Langley
Pendie Hopewell Hopewell
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Hannaiend
Fureka Shaw
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Redds
Viken
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Meir Meier Monetta Chinenpin Montarorens
Mitbronk
Calvery
Witchings Mill
Warrenville
Chincapin Weshirley
Bevy
Clearwater Shultz Shaws Crervkusiken
Per Capita Costs and Public Expenditures in South Carolina 1928
Department of Commerce summary shows South Carolina 1928 per capita general department operations at 7.54 dollars, with total year payments 30,972,008 and revenues 19,628,807. Highway costs dominate, and debt interest plus improvements push total outlays higher. The report relies on 1928 population estimates and notes education allocations to minor civil divisions.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
South Carolina
Beattie
Unis
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Sib
Grenerad
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Ieaereings Fie
Areata
County Teachers Elect Shiflet as President
Aiken County Teachers Association elected Shiflet as president at the quarterly meeting held Saturday at the Aiken Institute. Langley-Bath principal Avérée Shiflet named as president with Augusta Dunbar as vice president and K. D. Smith as secretary and treasurer. Dr. Harry Clark of Greenville urged the importance of the statewide organization.
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Aiken County Teachers Association
Aiken Institute
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Ohitlet
Langley-Bath
Augusta: Dunbar
Downer Institute
Beech Island
K. D. Smith
Harry Clark
Greenville
State Teachers Association
Mrs Cornelia Richardson Dies At Langley Home
Mrs Cornelia Richardson 59 of Langley died Sunday morning at her daughter’s Augusta home after several weeks’ illness. Survived by husband John J Richardson two sons Grady of Alabama Sam of Langley daughter Mrs Timmerman one brother Mason Lott of Vaucluse one sister Mrs Sallie Jones of Augusta and four grandchildren Funeral services conducted by Rev J B Chick were held Monday at Langley Methodist Church with interment in Langley cemetery Growing A Life speaker P J McLean at First Baptist Sunday sermon and church programs listed Card notes a welcome to all services.
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Cornelia Richardson
Langley
C. Timmerman
Augusta
John J. Richardson
Grady Richardson
Alabama
Sam Richardson
Timmerman
Mason Lott
Vaucluse
Sallie Jones
J. B. Chick
Langley Methodist Church
Langley Cemetery
Cotton ginned in Aiken County compares to last year
Census figures show 11 850 bales ginned prior to October 18 in Aiken County versus 12 864 bales by the same date last year. The report comes from the U S Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Aiken County
Augusta Barner Trial Report Seeks Court Delay
A fragmented OCR snippet references Augusta Barner and a W. B. Toole, with unclear context and potential legal proceedings. The readable portion hints at a trial or court action in Augusta, possibly involving delay or scheduling.
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Dane Sause
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J.T. Shuler
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