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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
7
Local resident laments returning from summer holiday to a coal shortage that compels borrowing to cover fuel needs. The note captures frustration over rising costs and energy access as winter approaches.
Fragmentary record shows the transfer from Joe C. Helstrom to J. Arthur Scott with encumbrances cleared except a mortgage to Geo. Croft Esq. on which there is a balance remaining. The text hints at a deed free of other liens.
An essay on London's diverse intellectuals and quirky characters. It notes immigrants and locals shaping a tolerant, affordable city life, and recounts scenes from tea rooms, debates, and odd meals in places like Chelsea, Hampstead, Hyde Park, and Charing Cross, with a humorous eye on social types and Londoners.
The Greenville county auditor reports that 2 000 gasoline vehicles escape property tax and urges similar action across all counties. He questions vehicle taxation and suggests license fees could be raised or avoided. The piece notes widespread noncompliance by one third of vehicle owners. The Charleston News and Courier also remarks on growing international suspicion and fragility of national brotherhood.
Notice of sale issued by the Court of Common Pleas dated October 18 1927 for the J Arthur Scott et al case. The tract sits in Aiken County South Carolina about 416 acres bordered by Hiram Scott Bettie M Grandy Tinker Creek the Estate of C M Bell and George Bell C H Turner and Polly Johnson. Sale set for Monday November 7 1927 in front of the Court House at Aiken during legal hours.
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