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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1924
Page
6
An attending demonstration agent has returned home to begin the year’s work. Upcoming events include contests for women and girls with meat earning demonstrations at livingston home in Kathwood and Hammond home in Kathwood.
Notice to rectors and creditors calls a stockholders meeting of Aiken Mills at Bath South Carolina on February 26 1984 noon to consider testing serial gold bonds of 400 008 bearing 6 46 percent interest and to authorize mortgage elevation to secure the estate. Executors Mattie S Gyles and F Klencke Staubes announced.
Atlanta business leader Hext Tait warns that rising 1924 cotton acreage will squeeze food and grain outputs and depress prices. He cites 1923 as a warning, urges South farmers to quit gambling on cotton and focus on sustaining home food production to avoid bankruptcy or crippling losses.
Notice of two Master’s sales in Aiken County South Carolina. H. H. Harris and Martha Harris are named plaintiffs in a case. property descriptions include 122 acres bounded by Cole man Bridge Road South Edisto River J. P. Scott and others. Also Bank of Aiken real estate cover 60 acres. Bidders must deposit cash and good faith sums.
Aiken County notices list several parcels and tracts to be sold at public auction by order of the Court of Common Pleas and the Bankruptcy Court. Properties include plantations totaling up to 260 acres near Wagener with detailed bounds, town lots in Wagener and Nicholls Georgia, and numerous parcels in Aiken County. Bids require cash and deposits of 100 dollars per parcel. taxes, stamps, and deeds are paid by purchasers.
City of Aiken announces tax duplicate availability from October 15, 1923 to March 1, 1924 for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1923. Residents who filed returns with the County Auditor are listed and charged with City taxes. levies include general expenses, bond interest, and a total rate. Henry Busch, City Clerk and Treasurer, signs the notice on November 1, 1923.
An advertising notice touts a free 100 page seed book from M G Hastings Co Seedsmen of Atlanta Georgia. It promises photographic pictures colorful covers full descriptions and culture directions for garden field and flower plants bulbs and more.
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