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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1928
Page
4
February 1938 docket lists a single parcel to be sold by Master udner legal hours for pub day. The described real estate sits in the northwest part of the city of Aiken, bounded as a portion of land, with the named party being Edward Ackhoff acting as Master for Aiken County.
A fragmentary notice outlines eight wills dated January 1988 involving RENRY BUSCH and officials including City, Clark and the Treasurer. The incomplete OCR leaves unclear details but confirms multiple estate actions and named parties.
Notice states sale of a 254 acre tract in Aiken County bounded by R L Stallings Susan Drayton Ada Weathersbee and the Estate of L F Dicks. Sale in cash at legal hours in 1928 with revenue stamps paid. Minimum bid eight dollars per acre. bid must be approved by the Comptroller.
A notice from Bessie Alderman and Duncan states trespass will be dealt with by law for hunting cutting hauling wood moss packing asparagus and any kind of pass on their property at Pear White Pond known as Li Ang violation. Evidence will be presented.
The Herald and News argues Charleston and Greenville receive State aid under the 6 0 1 law in proportion to their number of children, not wealth, noting Charleston has the lowest aid yet explains every county retains its four mills tax and receives general State funds. It criticizes misread figures and defends the law’s aim to educate children where they are. Enforcements notes bootleg liquor prosecutions despite efforts to curb tainted alcohol.
A fragmentary note hints at a stalled deal or purchase involving a stork remark and chilly conditions. The text shows uncertainty about ownership or transfer and lacks clear dates or names to confirm specifics.
South Carolina notice from Aiken County listing tax assessment requirements for real and personal property. directs owners to file by March and warns of a fifty percent penalty for late returns. outlines polling and road tax needs, appointment sites, and dates in January to March with deputy Auditor A B Gunter.
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