18 Oct 1929
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
1
A fragment notes centuries past when Lars clans were said to be given to a particular method or substance and consumed it with little regard, described as an early form of a pioneer practice.
Notice of lost stock certificate and stock offer details from Wirtz and Hernlen in Augusta GA. Includes address 1767 Milledgeville Rd and phone 1887. Mentions Aiken Trust Company stock certificate 3 for Nelson Johnson lost October 19 1929 and return instruction via J W Radhurst Real Estate Agency Aiken. Sept 13.
Ralph Boas Jr, a 16 year old male student once among 1000 Mt Holyoke College girls, is now enrolled at Harvard. The piece notes his unique position as the sole male in that circle and hints at his future prospects.
Washington observers note a striking mix of ambitions as Mrs. McCormick and the Hanna-Deneen bloc loom in Illinois politics. The Chicago Tribune highlights Mrs. McCormick as a seasoned organizer with farming ties, while the Deneen machine backs a veteran public service record. A woman senator would be a novel twist, yet her experience suggests a tough fight.
In 1928 the United States bought and sold more goods in Latin America than England, Germany and France combined, totaling over 2,000 million dollars. Maryland, Virginia, Georgia and the Atlantic states lead current trade activity, with San Antonio increasing from 2,128,000 in 1918 to 42,324,000 in 1928 and New Orleans showing a similar rise.
A fragment from a newspaper page mentions a timid man seeking knowledge during Fire Prevention Week. The note hints at Tribune involvement and a call for readers to send in their job printing needs.
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