Aiken City Elections Set For December Second Primary Detail
Voters will decide mayor, alderman, and public works commissioner in a second primary on November 12, 1928. Purchasers of property must post 150.00 as good faith. City registration opens September 1 and closes November 16, 1928. eligibility requires state residency two years and city residency six months. Registration at Thorp's Seed Store under Supervisor Geo W. E. Thorpe.
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Aldernen
Aiken
S.C
City of
Thorp’s Seed Store
Geo. W. E. Thorpe
City of Aiken
Henry Busch
Sale of Agnes Lillian Boylston property in Aiken County
Public sale will be held in front of Aiken Court House on Monday November 5 1928 at legal hours to the highest bidder for real estate described as eighty six acres more or less in Aiken County South Carolina. Boundaries include North by Home Pines of Mrs Agnes Lillian Boylston.
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Agnes Lillian Boylston
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
St Aiken
S. C
Aikee County
South Carolina
N. M. Cassels
W. M. Walton
T. R. Weathersbee
W. I. Bush
Aiken-Ellenton
W. J. Bush
Aiken County
Ss. C
Indiana
Elizabeth Crosland
E.S. Croft
Saks County
Master’s Sale In Aiken County Court Case
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company pursues a master's sale in the Court of Common Pleas for Aiken County South Carolina. The action aligns a lien with real property equity needing judicial disposition under state procedures.
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South Carolina
of Aiken
Court of Common Pleas
Laura Turner
South
Carolina County of Aiken
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
South Carolina politics around Smith Tolbert Klansmen
The piece surveys South Carolina voters and factional rivalries in the 1928 campaign, noting Joe Tolbert as dispenser of federal patronage and anti Smith Democrats split by Klansman ties. It argues Smith will win the state, with Tolbert’s future fate tied to Hoover’s victory. It also touches on white supremacy and local reactions to campaigning and religion.
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South Carolina
Joe Talbert
Hoover
Talbert
Smith
Adams
Columbia
Ku Klux Klan
Anti- Smith Legion
Ademu
Newberry County
Newberry
George B. Cramer
Laat
South ‘Carolina
Joe W. Tolbert
Joe Tolbert
A Klux
Ieaders
South Caroline
Tolbert
Cover
Mr. Adama
Tolberh
Fragmentary Note Mentions End of Year Figures
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a numeric total of 180,006 tied to an end of year reference. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations readable.
Warning on Stock Flotation and Speculation
A Bureau of Labor Statistics report warns that many stock flotation efforts are speculative and lack solid value. It notes eager issuance by corporations leads to losses, arguing distributions are unjustified unless values are realistically earned and preserved.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department Of¢Ulture
Denounces Vaccination By Danish Scientist Leader
A prominent scientist and head of the People's Free Church of Denmark condemns vaccination as a mere coercive measure. He claims the only reason for allowing it is pressure from others and says no clear cause justifies the operation, hinting at a court trial context.
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People's Free Church of Denmark
Salaries for Teachers Since the War Discussed
A terse note indicates ongoing debate over teachers salaries since the war. It references postwar cost adjustments and budget constraints affecting classroom staff and school administration. Further details remain unclear in the provided excerpt.
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Iep Care
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the Newcomb Cosmetic Shop
Luella Newcomb
Newcomb
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New York City
Margaret_Hamilton Hotel
Bidg
Ninth Street
Augusta, GA
Pullman
New York and
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Augusta
Washington
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West Philadelphia
Southern Railway System