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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

19 Oct 1928

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1928

Page

3

Aiken County Tax Levy Notice Seeks 1928-29 Payments

Treasurer Thomas H. Williamson warns residents of Aiken County South Carolina to prepare for the 1928 1929 tax levy under an act approved March 10 1928. The notice details office hours from 9 am to 12 2 pm to 5 pm and states taxes for state county and school purposes, with special school taxes added and penalties after March 15 1929. It names the sheriff for collection and instructs taxpayers to indicate district location property receipts and not to send stamps.

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Jaiken S.C Aiken General ‘Assembly Aiken County Fincal Idge Gregan Road Jom Baca Mills Bathear Rocky New Ho Rocky Spring Sieed Hammond Capers Langley Bath Aken McLaurin McTier McTier Enetta Chinouapin Montmorenc Millbrook Mt. Calvery Bal Chinquapin Tabernacle Oak Grove eTier Steeds Hopewell Forest Hammond Rocky Grove Schultz Fork Windsor Silverton Mona Sleepy Hollow Branch Windsor Tabernacle Town Vessan Giddy Swamp Warrenville Gregg Windsor North Au Shultz Pineland Tabernacle Plunkett Shaw Glade Pace Windsorl Aikere Gudle Bhaws Creek Court of Common Pleas S. G South Carolina County of Aiken Hopewell Township Edisto River J. Rish W. A. Bushee Oscar Burnett Richard Gantt
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Miller of Dallas visits Barnwell. ties to local history noted

Lieutenant Governor Barry Miller of Texas, born in Barnwell on the old Aldrich plantation, visited Col. J. E. Barley for a few hours. The Barnwell native, son of Dr. Thomas J. Miller, rose to political prominence in Texas, currently finishing a second term as lieutenant governor and slated for a gubernatorial bid. He recalled early years in Barnwell, his Washington Post stint, and his ties to local figures.

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Barnwell Barry’ “Miller Dallas Texas Aldrich Harley Miller Thomas J. Miller Charleston Medical ‘College Barry ‘Miller Governor Miller Washington D. C Love Herbert Hoover Lone Star Smith Don Moody New York San Francisco South Carolina Barnswell
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Woman temperance pioneer defends Smith in letter

At ninety three, Rebecca Felton of Georgia defends Governor Alfred E. Smith amid attacks from temperance and political figures. She recalls her long temperance career, warns against mudslinging by Tammany foes, praises Smith's enforcement, and urges Southern Democrats to unite. The piece cites national income data from the National Bureau of Economic Research.

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United States Senate Hardwick Felton Temperance Smith Work Hoover Straton New York Atlanta South Tammany Georgia Republican Party Tam¢ Hall Washington Abram | Hewitt Slam Harris George Democratic Party Samson
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Sliamson J.D. Woodward State Fair Columbia Carolina Clemson Victor Tia Federal Land Aid of Columbia 8. C Thomas Foster mm Edward 3. Croft Rebecca Felton WEG. T.U National Bureau of Economic Research United States Bailie Furniture Co Augusta Broad Street Peteres David Weisberg Aiken,s.c Sietv Bell System Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Holley Fuel Company Wood and Coal Telephone 76 Aiken, South Carolina
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