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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1999
Page
2
Captain Timothy Carter reports the Aiken Salvation Army sees about a quarter of applications as new this month while roughly a quarter of last year's applicants did not reapply. He says rising new cases reflect outreach success and improved local economy, with total applicant numbers steady.
The Graniteville Vaucluse Warrenville Fire Department and Ladies Auxiliary host a Christmas Parade Saturday at 3 20 pm. Contact Adine Corley in Graniteville or Janet Wood after 4 30 pm to join the march.
The Silver Bluff High School marching band recalls their Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade trip in NYC. Students from Beech Island share observations on culture, manners, crowds, and the Statue of Liberty while band director Chuck Deen highlights the crowd support and pride in representing the state.
Steven D. Gade 43 of Aiken received 33 months in federal prison for unlawful firearms possession after ATF agents raided his home and found five handguns three shotguns and two rifles along with a $7500 fine and $70000 in supervision costs. He had prior drug law convictions in Texas Florida and South Carolina.
A moralizing list from the Alien Tribune dated April 19 1873 offers cautions on behavior in public and private life. It warns against sitting on floors during gatherings drumming fingers and making noise with feet and vocal sounds while eating minding personal hygiene in private rooms avoiding debt and gossip and by urging readers to subscribe rather than borrow newspapers.
Disjointed OCR style lines present scattered phrases and names. The readable parts hint at a personal reflection or quotation from an identifiable figure but lack clear events dates or locations. High uncertainty prevents a confident event summary or attribution.
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