Court Sale in Aiken County Forecloses 50 Acre Lot
In the Court of Common Pleas of Aiken County Edward S. Croft master announces a public sale of a 50 acre tract in Aiken County South Carolina as part of the estate of Darling Jackson. The auction set for January 2 1928 requires a $200 deposit. sale subject to mortgage to the Federal Bank of Columbia and deed stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
L. A. Yance
Darling Jackson
State OF
South Carolina
County of Aiken
Lucy M. Salley Black
Lucy M. Salley
Hattie R. McNair
State OF South Carolina
of Aiken
Bethel I. DeVane
Master's Sales Tate
Court of Common Pleas Bank of Western Carolina
Salley property to be sold at master’s sale in Aiken County
Edward J. Croft master for Aiken County SC announces a sale by public auction of a Salley Town parcel on January 2 1928 in front of the Aiken Court House. Bids require a $200 deposit as good faith. sale subject to court order and conditions.
Public sale of 270 acre Aiken County tract in 1928
Edward Croft will offer for sale at public outcry in front of the Court House at Aiken South Carolina on January 2 1928 the 270 acre tract with improvements bounded by Belton Courney Bradford Courtney Clarenour Courtney Roenna Courtney and Dow Notice. A deposit of 200 dollars is required as good faith. terms cash with purchaser paying deed and stamps.
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Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
G. C
County of
South Carolina
Lewis McGhee
W. P. Timmerman
George Rhoden
R. H. Turner
F. L. Jackson
Edward 8
Croft
Aiken County
8. C
Salley
Aeon County
D. D. Bolin
Duncan Street
H. G. Cooper
Railroad Avenue
Laurie M. Courtney
5. C
Belton Courtney
Bradford Courtney
Clarenourtney
Roenna Courtney
O'Neal Courtney
Dow
Towit
Charlie Weeks
O'Neal Courtne Courtney
Edward
C. Peré
Stroman
Virginia Blassengale
S. C
Edward S. Croft
Bertha Mims
City of
D. C
Hampton Avenue
Edward 5S
Faith
Park Avenue
Williamsburg Street
Public auction of Salley and Aiken real estate set for January 2 1928
Court of Common Pleas order directs sale at Aiken courthouse of land in Salley Town and City of Aiken. Properties include the eastern half of block 4 in Salley fronting Popular Street and Maple Street, with named boundary lines. Deposit of 100 dollars required at knockdown. terms cash plus revenue stamps and deed fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Aiken
Salley
County of
South Carolina
Property Splits in Aiken City and County Tracts Auctioned
The notice outlines multiple parcels in Aiken City and Aiken County including the Shuler warehouse, Teague Lot, Home Place of Geddings Cushman, several county tracts totaling 97% and 18% acres plus 20 acres, and undivided two sevenths of Cushman lands. Auctions are subject to a mortgage with Prudential Insurance and require $500 per tract to bid, cash to close, and immediate resale if not honored.
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W. Cc. Plunkett
Shuler
City of Aiken
Park Avenue
Marlboro Street
Ww. C. Plunkett
Teague
City of
Aiken
Williamspurg
M. E. Holtey
Geddings Cushman
E. C. Cushman
Aiken County
Southern Railway Company
L. A. Cushman
Fletcher Robinson
Pine Log Road
Barton
J. B. Cushman
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Edward
Geddings Cushwo
County of Aiken
State of
South Carolina
Willa Sullivan
Williamsburg Street
Ada Rhodes
Phillips and
Whatley
City Tax Notice for Aiken 1927 28
City of Aiken announces tax collection from Oct 15 1927 to Mar 1 1928 under General Assembly and City Ordinance. Taxpayers listed by name and return are charged for fiscal year 1927 with levies of 20 4 2 and 26 mills for General Expenses Bond Interest Sinking Fund. Henry Busch City Clerk and Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
General Assembly
Henry Busch
The Biggest Law Suit on Railroad Recapture
The article describes a federal case over railroad valuations and a recapture clause. The St. Louis and O Fallon road faced a government demand for half of profits above six percent, challenging valuation based on new replacement costs. Three federal judges heard the injunction argument.
Railroads appeal ruling over valuation and costs
The decision upheld the original valuation and refused an injunction in a dispute over large rail costs and recapture clauses. The railroads will appeal to the Supreme Court, with the government expediting due to money owed from other lines. Louis J. Tabor of the National Grange warns farmers to seek government aid balance with industry while noting farm tax burdens and farm foreclosures rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Louis J. Tabor
National Grange
Mr. Tabor
Kansas City Host for Republican National Convention
The choice of Kansas City as the Republican national convention site reflects a free-field spirit among candidates and a nod to the West. The early June 12 date will force Congress to fast track adjournment. Kansas City previously hosted the Democratic convention in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Congress
Stock Dividends Rise to Dodge Taxes, FTC Finds
The FTC reports over 6.25 billion in stock dividends paid to shareholders since the Supreme Court ruled stock dividends non tax able. The rise of 458 percent in seven years contrasts with 73 percent cash dividends. The commission says the shift avoids taxes and reduces corporate surplus. Many firms seek further tax cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Supreme Court
Slump in Industrial Profits Across Major Sectors
The Standard Statistics of Zoo reports profits fell 14.1 percent in leading industries and railroads excluding General Motors, with utilities down 15.2 percent and coal and coke among declines. The report notes pockets of gains in theatres and tobacco products, while debates over tax policy and the burden on consumers color the outlook for corporate profits and state of the economy.
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Zoo
General Motors
Trom uoAa
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Carolina
Lydia Gibbs
L. E. Phillips
Rosa McKie
W. P. Hutto
T. C. Furtick
Federal Bank of Columbia
W. Poole
Et al
Edward 3. Croft
J. B. Salley
Mattie
Elliott Lewis
Jesse Peeples
Andrew Williams
Mercy London
Lewis
Bethel
Giddings Cushman
Louise Cushman
Coolidge
Mellon
United States Chamber of Commerce
Iscason
Chamber of Commerce
Wssistant
Mills
Lombard Works
Augusta
Georgia
Ford Motor
David Weisberg
Ding
Elberta
William Schweigert & Co. Jewelers
Augusta, GA
New York
Tiffany's
Schweigert
William S
Broad Street
Hweigert & CO
Cole Miasy
Columbia
Austusia
I. Aiken
Camel City Coach Company
Olumbia Pm LO
Holley Fuel Co
Mr. Holley
Coyner
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