Master’s Sale in Aiken County South Carolina
In the Court of Common Pleas Aiken County a master will offer for sale at public outcry in front of the courthouse at Aiken during the legal sale hours a tract of 270 acres with improvements. Bid deposits and cash terms required. sale conducted by Edward S. Croft master.
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South Carolina
County of Aiken
Court, of Common Pleas
Hattie R. Me
Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
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Aiker County
Belton Courtney
Bradford Courtney
Clarence Courtney
Roenna Courtney
O'Neal Courtney
Charlie Weeks
Don Courtney
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Croft
Aiken County
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Lucy M. Salley Black
Lucy M. Salley
Public Foreclosures In Aiken And Salley Real Estate
Public notices announce two separate sales in Aiken County South Carolina. Edward S. Croft and associates list a January 2 1928 auction of a Five Miles West of Springfield tract with mortgage to Federal Bank of Columbia and a $50 good faith deposit. A Salley town parcel bounded by Duncan Street Railroad Avenue and H G Cooper will also be sold cash with deed stamps, requiring a $2990 deposit as evidence of good faith.
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Virginia Blassengale Stroman
Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
S. C
Aiken County
South Carolina
Springfield
Lydia Gibbs
L. E. Phillips
Rosa McKie
W. P. Hutto
T. C. Furtick
Federal Bank of Columbia
Edward S. Croft
Aiken County, S
W. T. Poole
Salley
D. D. Bolin
Duncan Street
H. G. Cooper
Railroad Avenue
Local Church News and Community Prayers in Ellenton
Rev J W Buckley of Orangeburg preached at the Christian church. Miss Etta Nunn gave a talk to the Woman's Missionary Society. B Crossy again won the $50 prize from C and W C railway officials for 15 years of service. Rev and Mrs Attaway visited Bishopville. he will leave to preach at Lake City next year.
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J. W. Buckley
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Christian Church
Etta Nann
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Miss Nunn
D. C. Bush
B. Crossy
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Local social notes and community import in a long page
Summary of church group meetings and social events from the Baptist Women Missionary circle to a birthday party at Mrs. Tally Clamp’s home. Includes club gatherings, Improvement Association play, and notes on a state convention trip. Ends with an editor’s essay on community newspapers and local commerce.
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Laura Jones
Baptist Wowmens Missionary Society
Home Missions
J. W. Hammond
W. B. Cas“els
B. M. Foreman
Columbia
Ween
Tees
Tally Clamp
Tally Pinelle Clamp
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Mellon Defends Tax Policy Amid Chamber Critique
The article reports Andrew Mellon responding to a letter from Lewis E. Pierson and the United States Chamber of Commerce on proposed tax cuts. Mellon calls the $400 million reduction demand impractical and unworthy of business leadership, defending debt repayment and urging balanced policy rather than partisan pressure.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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Dogs show sharper judgment than humans at times
Observations on canine behavior suggest dogs can assess character, form friendships, and respond to human dispositions with persistence and perceptive insight, even when facing fleas. Their instincts and affection reveal an acute sense of people’s temperaments.
Power by Water Sets New Electricity Record
The Department of the Interior reports October saw nearly seven thousand millions kilowatt hours generated for public use by power plants, the largest monthly output ever. About half came from water power, with future development foretelling coal displacement within 25 years.
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Department of the Interior
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