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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1929

Page

8

Good Roads An Issue Seventy five Years Ago

The article recounts William Gregg founder of Graniteville arguing for plank roads over railroads in the mid-1800s. It notes plank roads as cheaper and suited to farmers with many horses, contrasts with rail costs, and reflects on the 1864 New York plank road first and its spread, while acknowledging plank roads later failed to compete with rail and highway progress. Gregg’s Charleston to Abbeville plank road proposal links to the South Carolina Railroad and regional geography.

William Gregg Graniteville Little Mill Village Gregg Broadis Mitchell Old South Kalmia Hill New York Mitchell Edgefield Charleston Che Abbeville South Carolina Railroad Southern Augusta Ediste River Branchville Orangeburg Savannah Baiuda United States South Carolina S. Carolina

State Fair Nears Opening With Full Preparations

The State Fair is set to open in a few weeks with exhibits nearly complete. Space in the Steel Building is filling fast as vendors secure booths and programming expands. Organizers report strong ticket demand and preparations aimed at a multi day event with attractions designed to draw visitors from across the region.

Monte Wall

OTL Man Sentenced In DC Court Contempt Case

The District of Columbia Supreme Court sentenced Harry Mo ihehiner, former president of the Mad oot Reforming Company, for contempt after refusing to appear as a witness. The court fined him and ordered other penalties. A lengthy proceeding addressed property claims and government actions, with references to prior rulings and eligibility for further proceedings.

Harry Mo Ihehiner The Mad Oot Reforming Com Harry Foo Cori Garg Tina Udalentiy Dear

Ownership statement for The Aiken Standard Oct 1 1929

A statement sworn by Alderman Duncan business manager of The Standard identifies publisher editor and managing editor as Walter E. Duncan of Aiken South Carolina. It lists owners Aiken Publishing Co Walter E Duncan B A Duncan Aiken Trust Co W M Eubanks D W Gaston A Keen A W Reynolds Wed Moseley JW Puteh with none of stockholders owning 1 percent or more of bonds or securities. Notary Thomas attested Sept 20 in South Carolina.

Aiken Standard Aiken S C South Carolina Duncan Standard Walter E. Duncan Dun‘can 8. C 5. C Aiken Publishing Co Walter KE. Duncan B. A. Duncan Aiken Trust Co W. M. Eubanks D. W. Gaston Ing Walter BE Swern Thomas S.C

Tow Ricard's Estate Narrowly Valued at Under Five Thousand

The note describes Tex Ricards as a former western sport figure. His estate shows less than $5,000 with his wife seeking a settlement. The text mentions credit details and an attempt to locate assets, but overall it suggests a modest estate and ongoing administration.

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