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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
3
In the Court of Common Pleas in Aiken County South Carolina Edward Croft Master for Aiken County announces a public sale by order of the court. The sale includes a described tract of land and a smaller parcel in Graniteville with cash terms and deposits required. Dates referenced include February 11 1850 and March 3 1930.
Court order directs public sale of real estate for the estate of AL Ge Ward deceased. The property, seventy acres more or less, lies in Aiken County bounded by the estate of Jackson A. Rawls and Govan sales. Sale at the courthouse steps in Aiken during legal hours on Monday, March Sed, to the highest bidder.
Notice under order of the Court of Common Pleas announces sale by public outcry to the highest bidder. The property fronts Sumter Street in Aiken and measures about 150 by 175 feet. Bidding opens March 2 at the courthouse with a $200 deposit required. purchaser to pay deed costs.
Plaintiff Aminda Landy et al are notified under court order to bid at a public sale conducted in front of the clerk of court. The sale, scheduled Monday March 1, will offer a described tract of land in Micen County, South Carolina, with the parcel’s location and boundaries specified in the notice.
In Charleston style order of the Court of Common Pleas, Eldred J. Carpenter's lands in Aiken County South Carolina amounting to about 199.66 acres will be sold at public outcry on Monday March 3 1980. The deed conveys cash terms and a 10 bid bond, with revenue stamps required. the plat by D L Nicholow Surveyor dated January 18 1918 defines boundaries. the seller is UL Carpenter and sale agent is Athen Counts. City notices also announce tax levy details and public tax sale procedures in Athens with Henry Busch City Clerk Treasurer.
A 1929 savings deposit decline is highlighted by the American Bankers Association Savings Bank Division. The report shows a recession in savings deposits for banks and trust companies across the United States, with totals shrinking from 1926 to 1929 and withdrawals tied to stock market activity and broader economic shifts.
The ALTRL organization, famed in banking education, draws hundreds of bank workers and officers to its annual convention. This year’s event runs June 18 to 28 in Denver, Colorado, featuring lectures by experts in banking operations and economics, with multiple study groups and correspondence aids.
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