Public Auction of Aiken County Real Estate Notices
Several real estate sales are set by the Court of Common Pleas in Aiken County South Carolina. Public outcry bidding will occur at the Aiken courthouse on Monday April 1 1929, with properties including parcels on Sulley Road and Chesterfield Street plus additional listed lots and mortgages.
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State OF South
Carolina
County of Aiken
Court of Common Pleas
The
Federal Land Bank, of
Columbia
Aiken
S.C
Sulley Road
Sulley
S. C
Rocky Grove Township
South Carolina
Julien Edwards
Pick Pope
Nathan Jones
Wagener-Salley
G. P. Carson
George Washington
Radcliffe
J. W. Lybrand
A. A Stevenson
D. H. Salley, Jr
Aiken County
State OF
Court of Common
QO. Johnson
John R. Jordan
Garton Bank and Trust Company
Touixe Cushman
County of
Soustherm Railway Company
Geddings Cashman
Turner
James Muosele
Heatate
State OF South Carolina
of Aiken
B.C. Chiffee Plant
Sallie Gordon
Court of Canal Mon Pleas
City of
Chesterfield Street
Hillery Moseley
Tom Gregory
America Norris
D.L. Gordon
W. J. Moseley
Deid
Hannah Atkinson
Marie Rogers
5. C
Chesterfield
J. W.lupo
J. M. Holley
D. B. Plunkett
Mary E. Toole
Aiken, & C
Record of South Carolina highway bond session ends in court fight
The seventy eighth general assembly enacted a 65 million dollar road bond and a six cent gasoline tax, with a large appropriation. The scene shifts to the courts as challenges allege constitutional issues and taxation disputes. Governor Richards praises the bond measure as a conservative, landmark finance act, while critics seek fixes and observers call for broader constitutional reform.
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Seventy Eighth ‘General, Assembly
Natural Resource Commission
Tom Parker
C. EB. Jones
State Highway Commission
Joint Assembly
South Carolina
Richards
Sam Ritce
Charleston
W.smoak
Colleton
State Tax Commission
Guessing at the Market and the Wealth Gap
The Bureau of Internal Revenue estimates 14,000 millionaires in the United States from tax returns of individuals earning 100000 or more annually. It asks how many families live on 1000 dollars or less and how many men are idle with no income. Surveys address the minimum cost of living and how workers survive on small incomes across regions and industries.
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Bureau of International Revenue
United States
New York
Massachu
Eta
Wisconsin
Keery
Reesei
Senate Debate Skirts Relief and Tariff Issues
Most Congressmen will pivot to harvest vote needs as a special session focuses on faith relief and tariff topics. With Jim Reed out, the case against Senator Ware of Pennsylvania proceeds by default, shaping political calculations.
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Bobevail Boid
Berg
House
Senate
Representative Hall
Ander
Jim Reed
Senator Ware
Pennsylvania
New Stock Margin Rules Crush Small Speculators on Exchange
Reputable brokers on the New York Stock Exchange adopt margin standards restricting small investors. A $10 stock at 2 percent margin requires substantial cash, with brokers and banks supplying the rest. As prices vary, required cash shifts, making speculating riskier and often unprofitable. Some gamblers admit profits may not cover losses, while longtime buyers brace for tighter margins.
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New York Stock Exchange
Lizby
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A. U. Stevenson
Edward S. Croft
4. C
Premis Toon
Carolinas Daint Stock Land Bank
Ted
Edward 'S
Croft
8. C
Edward 5S. Croft
Freda Manley
Mary Fitzhugh Thomas Cecil
Richard Cecil
Sidney M. Colgate
W. IL Hite
Hite Floral
Marrel
Pr. Howard
Akesit
Bailie Furniture Co
A. J. Hilton
Aiken, S. C
Supreme Court
John K. Aull
Broad Street
Arigusta
Aiken, S.C
Magnolia Gardens
Middleton Place Gardens
Southern Railway System
Aiken Blackville
Denmark
Williston
Crescent Limited
Ches Cae
Fisher
Runiere
Rene Fender Ewards
fiahCertea Sear
Unkle
Pontiac
Standard Motor Company
Murray Johnson
Atken
Ceneral Motors