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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
8
Notice of two foreclosures by Edward B. Croft Master for Aiken County. First, a 571 acre tract in McTier Township near Aiken with cash sale June 4 1928. second, a five acre parcel five miles from Aiken on Banks Mill Road with a $100 good faith deposit required. Both require deeds and revenue stamps.
By order of the Court of Common Pleas dated May 16 1928 Edward S Croft Master for Aiken County S C will offer for sale at public outcry in front of the Court House at Aiken D C on Monday June 4 1928 the real estate described as a 60 by 120 foot lot with buildings bounded by Ada Tutt Amelia Bush Willie Roberson Peter Dunbar and Clarissa Burh Cash payment due for deed and revenue stamps deposit of 400 required
Notice is here by given that a stockholders meeting is called in Aiken South Carolina for June 12 1928 at 11 o clock A M to consider increasing capital stock to 50000 dollars and to amend the charter changing the name to Southeastern Clay Company by order of board directors Maurice Baker Maurice May 9 1928 Also a Master’s Sale notice lists John Blocker W M Jackson in Aiken SC with sale date June 4 1928 for lands near Warrenville described as beginning at a stone corner with parcels and land in Aiken County South Carolina
The South Carolina Democratic state convention produced few gubernatorial announcements. Carroll D. Nance of Laurens was added to the field, with several candidates already in. Rumors that Senator Blease would run for governor or Governor Richards for the Senate were denied. Potential bids by Thomas P. Stoney and Col Clint Graydon were discussed amid a crowded field for 1930.
A critique of bar associations and court machinery argues that shop rules govern trials and suppress key evidence. It contends that juries are shielded from Supreme Court discussions and that high priced lawyers leverage ethics to control laws and procedures. The piece laments the lack of equity amid calls for reform.
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