Citation for L A Yance as administrator in Aiken court
L A Yance has applied to be appointed administrator of the estate of Darling Jackson deceased. Citations are issued to kindred creditors and interested parties to show cause at the Court House in Aiken on October 24, 1927 at 11 a.m. why the appointment should not be made. George R Webb Probate Judge Aiken County SC. October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Yance
Darling Jackson
Aiken
George R. Webb
Old Hymns a Powerful Tie That Binds Many to Church
A reflection on how traditional church hymns sustain faith across generations from psalms to Dies Irae. The piece notes the credibility of hymnody amid modern doubt, its role in expressing devotion through art, and cites Toplady and Augustine as sources of enduring sacred song.
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God
Hymns and Hymnody in Public Adoration and Politics
A reflective essay weaving classic hymns and devotion with public life. It links Beleaguered governance debates in New York to spiritual resilience, citing composers like Fawcett Wesley and Adams, and scenes from the Titanic era. The piece contrasts religious imagery with reform discussion on governors terms and elections.
Who Will Pay for Corporate Tax Reduction
Proponents argue corporations do not bear the tax since it is passed to consumers, so cutting corporate taxes shifts the burden to the final buyer. The issue weighs whether government expenses can be met if corporations are relieved and who ultimately pays.
Trade Gap Highlights 1927 Export Surge
The Department of Commerce reports that exports for the year ending July 1, 1927 exceeded imports by 733 million dollars yet commerce notes a roughly equal cash “export” of that difference. The figure is hailed as a sign of national prosperity despite the apparent imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Promises and The Cost of Keeping Them
A concise reflection contrasts promises with actual cost. It notes that vows bind the promise maker more than any price. The saying implies integrity over empty pledges, highlighting the value of keeping commitments.
Notice of Lost Stock Certificate for Farmers & Merchants Bank
Notice is hereby given that Certificate No. 54 representing 1 share of the Farmers & Merchants Bank of Aiken South Carolina standing in the name of S B Cook has been lost or destroyed. The undersigned will on December 1 1927 apply to the bank for a new certificate of stock in accordance with Code 1256 et seq. Carey Powell October 13 8 6t.
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Farmers & Mechants Bank
Aiken
S. C
S. B. Cook
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