Masters Sale in Aiken County South Carolina Court Listing Lands
By order of the Court of Common Pleas Edward S Croft Master offers for sale at public outcry in front of the Aiken courthouse on Monday January 2 1928 multiple land parcels in Aiken City and County South Carolina including several described lots and tracts with park avenue marlboro street williamsburg street and other boundaries. Each tract requires cash with deed stamps and a $500 or $100 good faith deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
S. C
Aiken County
D. C
Park Avenue
Williamsburg Street
W. C. Plunkett
Shuler Warehouse
City of
Marlboro Street
Teague
City of Aiken
M. E. Holley
Geddings Cushman
Jame
E. C. Barrett
D. S. Henderson
Alvin Weeks
C. 5. Dukes
Sou Railway Company
EB. C. Cushman
Southern Railway
L. A. Cushman
Unty
State of
South Carolina
Willa Sullivan
Ada Rhodes
Phillips and Whatley
Clinton Burton
Mary Stallings
Bethel I. DeVane
Edward 8S. Croft
Court House
Salley
County of
Edward
Croft
Belton Courtney
Bradford Courtney
Clarence Courtney
Roenna Courtney
O'Neal Courtney
Charlie Weeks
Dow Courtney
S.C
Springfield
Lydia Gibbs
L. E. Phillips
Rosa McKie
W. P. Hutto
T. C. Furtick
Federal Bank of Columbia
Edward S. Croft
DeVane Case Heads to South Carolina Common Pleas
State court proceedings in the Court of Common Pleas involve Mrs Bethel I DeVane as a party in a civil action. The filing outlines the ongoing legal action and invokes state court authority. Case status details remain pending as filings progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF South Carolina
of Aiken
Court of Common Pleas
Bethel I. DeVane
Salley Town land sale listed in Aiken Court order
Notice announces public auctions of real estate in Aiken County South Carolina by order of the Court of Common Pleas. Two parcels described with precise street frontages and boundaries will be offered on January 2 1928 with cash terms and required deposits. Edward S Croft Master for Aiken County oversees both sales.
Court Sale Notice for Aiken South Carolina Property
In the Court of Common Pleas Lucy M Salley Black and W T Poole announce a public sale of real estate in the Town of Sal iy Aiken County South Carolina on January 2 1928 during legal hours. The parcel is bounded by D D Bolin Duncan Street H G Cooper and Railroad Avenue with 115 by 40 foot dimensions. A $200 deposit required as good faith bid.
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W. T. Poole
Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
S. C
Saliy
Aiken County
South Carolina
D. D. Bolin
Duncan Street
H. G. Cooper
Railroad Avenue
City Tax Notice for Aiken 1927 28 Tax Duplicate
City of Aiken announces Tax Duplicate open for collection from October 15 1927 to March 1 1928 for the fiscal year 1927. Taxpayers listed in January February returns are charged with city taxes including General Expenses 20 mills Bond Interest 4 mills Sinking Fund 2 mills total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
General Assembly
Correcting an Error About State Code Index Publication
John K. Aull explains a 1925 South Carolina code index error in a free ad. He notes the state debt from buying 7 500 in books, the Governor’s hesitation, and subsequent appropriation. The piece reflects on biennial sessions and past legislative debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
General Assembly
McLeod
Gove
The
West Publishing Co
West Leads In Per Capita Wealth
The article notes Nevada as the smallest in total wealth but leading per capita wealth with $7,299 per person. It contrasts New York state with population and wealth figures and lists western and midwestern states as ranking high in per capita wealth while industrial states hold larger national shares.
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Nevada
New York State
Far West
Northwest
Middle West
Wyoming
South Dakota
Iowa
Oregon
Nebraska
California
North Dakota
Montana
Kansas
Washington
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Charleston County South Carolina Historical Overview
Charleston County spans 91 miles of Atlantic coast from Santee to Edisto and covers 888 square miles. It features barrier islands, the Charleston bay, and rivers Ashley and Cooper. The county thrives with fertile farms, rice and cotton crops, phosphate deposits, and a major port economy centered on Charleston. Population around 116,000 in 1925, with towns Mount Pleasant McClellanville and Maryville.
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Charleston County
South Santee
Edisto River
Bay of Charleston
Ashley
Cooper
Barrier Islands
Charleston
Carolinas
South Atlantic
United States
Josiah Quincy
Massachusetts
Africa
William Allen White
Kansas
America
Cand
Charles II of
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
County of Aiken
Bank of Western Carolina
Geddings ‘Cushman
Louise Cushman, Eal
Bertha Mims
S. 6
Aiken Elty
J. B. Salley
Elliott Lewis
Jesse Peeples
Mattie Williams
Mercy London
Andrew Lewis
Et al
Lucy M. Salley Black
Lucy M. Salley
John K. Aull
Interstate Commerce Commission
Noah
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Virginia Blassengale Stroman
Hattie R. McNair
Laurie M. Courtney
West
County
Mount Pleasant
McClelanville
Maryville
Richmond
Augusta
Georgia
Augusta, Georgia
Ford Motor
Farmers & Merchants Bank
East Hayne Avenue
L. Toney
Walker & Quillebeum
Quality Jewelers
Jackson Street
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