Court sale notices amid Aiken real estate and liens
Public announcements detail master sales in Aiken County South Carolina for May 6 1929. Properties include East Wagener parcels Lot 2 5 6 7 and Block 4 plus other blocks and lots tied to Tyler Brothers and Morning Light Benevolence Society. Terms require cash deposits and deeds with taxes, with notices of individual parcels and multiple lots across several blocks. Also includes a personal property sale a six cylinder Studebaker touring car and a summons in relief with public sale provisions. The listings cite Edward S Croft Master for Aiken County and reference prior deeds and plot surveys.
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Pictery
Wagener
Aiken
South. Carolina
Pickens Street
Bank of ‘Wagener
Bank A Wagener
Emeryn
Willis
Aiken County
Sucasentul
Phillip P. Teale
Court of Common Pleas
South Carolina
Tyler, Bros
E. L. Gunter
LaMotte and Covington
D. E
Tyler Bros
Morning Light Benevolence Society
Algo
Baughman
Tyler Brow
F. B. Green
Phillip P. Tomle
National Loan and Exchange Bank of Columbia
Trustec
T. Cushman
Court House
8. C
Gytinder Studebaker
Public sale of 10 acre Belvedere land in Aiken SC
Edward S. Croft Master for Aiken County advertises an auction of a ten acre parcel near Belvedere, Aiken County, South Carolina. The sale, set for Monday May 6 1929, will occur in front of the Court House during legal hours. A $200 good faith deposit is required. deed and stamps extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward $. Croft
Aiken County
S.C
M. Cobb
Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
S. C
South Carolina
C. C
Weathersbee
Mamie Southhall
Weatherabee
Cobb
Belvedere
Geo. W. Summers
C. E
Augusta-Aiken Railway & Electric Corporation
J. Cary Lamar
North Augusta Land Company
Resolutions on death of Mrs J Felder Seigler
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church notes the death of Mrs J Felder Seigler after fifty years of faithful service. The group offers sympathy to relatives, records her memory, and publishes resolutions in local papers. Committee members Seibel S Clark, Georgia M Anderson, Mignon Pinckney-Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Seigler
First Baptist Church
Seibel S. Clark Georgia M. Anderson
Mignon Pinckney-Brown
Citation for Administratrix Appointment in Humphries Estate
Mrs Annie H Hankinson applies for appointment as Administratrix of the estate of Mrs F Humphries deceased. Citations issued to kindred and creditors to show cause at the Court House in Aiken SC on April 29 1929 at 11 am. Probate Judge George R Webb notes. Also mentions tariff prolonging the Seventy Congress session as foreseen by Senator Watson after talks with President Hoover.
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Annie H. Hankinson
Pf. Humphries
KE. F. Humphries
Court House
Aiken
George R, Webb
Aiken Co
S.C. Eee
Seventy- Congress
Senate
House
Watson
Stimson Becomes Secretary of State in Hoover Era
By Charles P. Stewart Washington observers note Colonel Henry L. Stimson’s swearing in as secretary of state signals Hoover’s aim to act as his own secretary. Kellogg’s contrasted demeanor and the varied cabinet styles highlight a transition from ceremonial to directive leadership.
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Washington
Hoover Wilte
Charles P. Stewart
Cal
Stimson
State Department
Kansas and Montana consent to federal bird refuge lands
Following the Migratory Bird Conservation Act's passage, Kansas and Montana become the first states to consent to federal acquisition of refuge lands. The acts enabling Kansas on February 26 and Montana on March 1 pave the way, while other states may need new or harmonized legislation to allow federal land acquisition.
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Kansas
Montana
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Arizona
Colorado
Connecticut
Georgia
Illinois
Iowa
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Carolina
South Dakota
West Virginia
Wyoming
Oil Production Limits Face Federal and Legal Clash
Proposals by the American Petroleum Institute to curb crude output meet Hoover opposition as unsafe without federal price supervision. Attorney General Mitchell says the government cannot back the plan. Congress must act. Oil barons may accept voluntary shutdowns and lease cancellations while new fields and substitutes emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Petroleum Institute
Hoover
Mitchell
Secretary of the Interior
American Petroleum ‘Tnstitute
Congress
Uncle Sam's Bargain Sale Ends War Surplus Disposal
The War Department aims to finish selling all war surplus property by fiscal year end. About 1 000 units of goods including cotton raincoats and shoes are being sold or transferred to departments, with some items turned over to the navy. The program completes a long effort after 11 years of disposal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni States War Department
Navy
Bath
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of ‘Common Pleas
National’ “Loan and’: Exchange “Bank of Columbia
Truatec, Et al
s-Supply Co
Edward S. Croft
Aiken ‘County
Bath‘well-Augusts
Town Creek
Elmurray Brothers
T. R.weathersbes
Tena Cobb
Mary H.southhall
Edwards
Croft
State OF South Carolina
County of Aiken
National Loan & Exchange Bank
Columbia
Court of Common
Albert S. Willcox
Willcox's
Tilda C. Emmett and Southern Railway Company
Herbert Fe.gyles
Court OF General Sessions
Thos, T. Cushman
State OF
County
the Court of Common Pleas Bank of Western Carolina
Hilda C. Emmatt
Sheriff's Sale
W. C. Plunkett
John Doe
Pierre
J. Felder Seigler
Jones Law
Penator
Wesley L. Jones
Dee
Frank Kellogg
Coolidge
Mexico
Good
Brown
Mellon
Hyde
Mr. Hoover
Taft
Kellogg
Philippines
White House
Wilbur
Dee Boone
Executive Mansion
Caren
Ruli
Ofa
Oreigt
Oun
Uncle Sam
Durban-Laird’s, Inc. Realtors Insurance
Geo. A. Durban, Pres’t
Aiken, South Carolina
Insurance
Holley Fuel Company
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