Master Sales Advertised in Aiken County For 1928 Auction
Legal notices detail multiple court ordered sales in Aiken County South Carolina including Pelot Home tract 39 acres and Jackson Place 600 acres. Auctions occur March 5 1928 with cash deeds deposits required and parcels sold per plat maps. Terms include cash or staged payments with bonds and deadlines for final payments.
Public Auction of 124 Acre Aiken County Land
County of Lexington M Efird as Administrator will sell at public sale in Aiken South Carolina on March 5 1928 the 124 acre tract bounded by Edisto River M L Rawl C D Rawl Estate of M E Gunter J Curtis Steadman and shown on a 1905 plat by Jackson A Rawl. Cash terms to buyer.
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Page Place
John Bates
Aiken County
Joseph 8. Bates
Jackson
Jackson Place
S. C
Aiken
8. C
South Carolina
Lexington
Court of Common Pleas Co
M. Efird
G. M. Shull
Olive Gertrude Shull
Court of Common Pleas
Edisto River
M. L. Rawl
C. D. Rawl
M. E. Gunter
J. Curtis Steadman
Jackson A. Rawl
Public sale of H. T. Johnson lands in Aiken County
On March 5 1928 a public sale is set for the H T Johnson lands in Aiken County South Carolina. The tract covers about 200 acres bounded by Peoples Bank Ridge Spring Press Hatcher Lloyd Jordan and Barton. A $250 bid deposit is required. failure to do so will cancel the bid and permit immediate resale.
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Gladys Johnson
Court of Common Pleas
Jons Aiken
8. C
County of
Aiken
South Carolina
H. T. Johnson
Peoples Bank of
Ridge Spring
Press Hatcher
Lloyd Jordan
Barton
Auction Notice in Aiken County Real Estate Bid
D C Wall and others as defendants with Mrs Linnie Renew. real estate to be sold on Monday March 5 1928 in Aiken County South Carolina. The 100 acre tract is bounded North and East by D C Wall and West by D C Wall and South by Hickson, formerly Elizabeth Wall. A bid of 100.00 is required as good faith deposit. bid not accepted otherwise.
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Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
S. C
South Boundary Avenue
South Carolina
City of
Warneke
Orangeburg Street
Coles Boulevard
Boundary Avenue
L. C. Williams
Sommer and
Warnecke
Orangeburg
South
Delevan Yates
Fotter
Columbia
Beckman
Pelot Home
E. A. Sommer
O. Sommer
W J. Sommer
D. M. George
Edward
Aiken County
County of Aiken
State of
John M. Bell
Aiken Land and Improvement Company
William Cotter
R. C. Plunkett
Thomas
Edward S. Croft
Linnie Renew
D. C. Wall
Hickson
Elizabeth Wall
Notice of Master's Sale in Aiken County Lands
Pursuant to a decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Aiken County in the case Rezin Bates vs Joseph Bates, the undersigned Master for Aiken County will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on the premises beginning at 11:00 o clock A M on the following described lands under terms and conditions.
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Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
S. C
Aiken County
South Carolina
Page
Joseph S. Bates
Jackson
Bates
Foreman
Rezin Bates
Joseph Bates
Summons for relief in Bank dispute in Aiken County
The Bank of Graniteville Tom Corley First National Bank of Wagener and C E Garvin and J H Garvin are summoned to answer a 1928 complaint. They must respond within twenty days after service or the plaintiff will seek court relief. Attorneys Hendersons and Salley dated February 17 1928. Original summons and complaint filed in Aiken County Clerk of Court.
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Tom Corley
First National Bank of Wagener
C. E. Garvin
J. H. Garvin
Aiken
S. C
Hendersons & Salley
Aiken County
Suit Filed Against Unknown John Doe and Studebaker Car
State of South Carolina AIKEN County Court of Common Pleas issues summons in a case filed February 21 1928 by W C Plunkett against an unidentified John Doe and a Six Cylinder Studebaker Touring Car demanding answer to the complaint within the prescribed period. The summons and complaint were filed February 21 1928 and are on file with the Clerk of Court in Aiken County.
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South Carolina
County OF Aiken
Court OF Common Pleas
W. cC. Plunkett
John Doe
Studebaker
Aiken
S. C
Aiken County
Wall Street Height and History as Financial Powerhouse
Wall Street, among the shortest streets in New York, is famous for its historic role as the site of Washingtons first inauguration and as the heart of the financial district. It houses the worlds richest money market and conducts more business in a single day than anywhere else in the Western hemisphere.
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Wall Street
New York
Washington
America
Financial District
Notice to replace lost stock certificates of Bank of Western Carolina
Solia P. Shealy executrix of P. S. Shealey applies to Bank of Western Carolina in Aiken South Carolina for new stock certificates to replace Nos 673 for one share and 705 for nine shares issued to P. S. Shealey. Application to be made April 4 1928 at 11 o clock A M.
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Bank of Western Carolina
Aiken
S. C
P. S. Shealey
Solia P. Shealy
Wall Street as Custodian of Property and Trust
The text argues Wall Street functions as the country’s clearing house for goods and securities, serving as trustee of others’ property and money. It emphasizes the sector’s high responsibility, need for honesty, and strict adherence to law to uphold credible markets and reliable promises.
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Wall Street
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J. Sommers
Annie D. Hoffan
P. E. Sommer
Henry Sommer
W. J. Sommer
Rosa Prothre
Johanna George
Elise Sommer Hendrix
Louise George
Mattie Sommer
Edward 8. Croft
B. S. Thomas
R. C. Plunkett, Et al
Joseph 2. Bates
Jackson Station
Augusta
Augusta Highway
Hassie Johnson
State OF South Carolina
D. C
of Aiken
Court of Common Pleas Bank of
Graniteville
Aiken, S. C
Cardui
David
Weisberg
Atlants
Colpotation
Lieit
Southern Railway
Southern Railway System
E. N. Aiken
Washington, D. C