Master’s Sale in Aiken County Court
In Aiken County South Carolina Luther H Hankinson files a master’s sale action against QW R Dobson as administrator of Charles Evans estate and others. By order of the Court of Common Pleas dated March 28 1931 the land described as five acres in Beech Island Section bounded by Nigger Head Road Hankinson property Sand Bar Ferry Ellenton Public Highway will be sold at public outcry on Monday May 4 1931 in front of the Court House at Aiken. Cash with deed and revenue stamps. bidder deposits $200 as good faith. Premises to be resold if needed.
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QW. R. Dobson
Charles Evans
Warren Evans
Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
S. C
Towit
County of
State of
South Carolina
Beech Island
Nigger Head Road
L. H. Hankinson
Sand Bar Ferry
Ellenton
Banking Safeguards Against Farm Pitfalls in Kansas
President F D Farrell of Kansas State Agricultural College outlines banker roles in stopping unsound farming. He cites rejecting inferior dairy cattle shipments, delaying creamery plant finance, and preventing overexpansion in cattle feeding to shield communities from losses and preserve farm profits.
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F. D. Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
American Bankers Association Journal
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Bankers Association
Flying first flight shows wide eastern plains and crowded cities
A novice recalls a New York to Washington hop covering 340 miles in two hours. He notes flat ground from altitude, dense city pockets like Philadelphia Baltimore and Newark, and vast open farmland with straight furrows. Beulah Unruh, the flying hostess, shares tips and her plans while Washington’s cherry trees bloom.
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New York
Washington
Inet
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Newark
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Beulah Unruh
Beulah
Richmond
Eastern Air Transport
Capitol
New
Library of Congress
Oakland Pontiac dealer service push expands parts and schools
J S O Rourke leads a nationwide expansion for Oakland Pontiac with seven large parts warehouses and twenty traveling service schools. The plan aims 24 hour delivery of over 5 000 parts and evening classes for dealer mechanics to standardize service procedures nationwide.
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Oakland
J. S. O'Rourke
Calif
Minneapolis
Boston
Aullas
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Atlanta
O'Rourke
United States
Key Banker Spurs Tennessee County Cash Crop Boom
A Tennessee county rose from grain to cash crops after a local banker and county agent launched a cooperative program starting in 1926. They standardized Green Mountain potatoes, introduced high quality tobacco seed and purebred eggs, and built a dairy market with a national cheese factory. By 1929 cash crops climbed to 45 000 in milk 150 000 in tobacco and 50 carloads of potatoes and cabbage, with potential to double.
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Tennessee
Tennessee College of Agriculture
State Bankers’ Association
American Bankers Association
Green Mountain
National Cheese Company
Banks Favor Diversification Emphasis
The Alabama bankers agricultural committee urged banks to extend credit based on a 25 percent reduction in cotton acreage. They stressed growing other crops to balance agriculture and plan county meetings to promote a more varied program across communities.
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Alabama Bankers’ Agricultural Committee
Alabama
Oakland Pontiac service program aims to boost sales
The program will instruct each Oakland Pontiac service group in ignition carburation compression and seven or eight other common service operations. The aim is to ensure satisfied owners become boosters and help drive new car sales through expert maintenance and goodwill.
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Oakland-Pontiac
Funeral services for Hiram Scott held for 69
Funeral services for Hiram Scott aged 69 were held after his death early Monday at his home in the Shaws Fork area of the county.
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Hiram Scott
Shaws Fork
Local man laid to rest in churchyard service
Survivors include widow Mrs Mary Scott and two daughters Mrs Louise Woodward of Shaws Fork and Mrs Folie Johnson of Windsor. Six sons are F L Scott of Beech Island J A Scott of White Pond and Mackey Larkin Jacob and Arlie Scott of Shaws Fork. One sister Mrs Mary Sadler of Steifeltown and two brothers Ira Scott of Chickasha Oklahoma and John Scott of Perry plus eighteen grandchildren.
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Mary Scott
Louise Woodward
Shaws Fork
Folie Johnson
Windsor
F. L. Scott
Beech Island
J. A. Scott
White Pond
Mackey, Larkin
Jacob
Arlie Scott
Mary Sadler
Steifeltown
Ira Scott
Chickasha
Oklahoma
John Scott
Perry
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Luther H. Hankinson
Edward S. Croft
Aiken County
Mattie C. Hall
Park Avenue
D. W. Gaston, JR
First National Bank
G. A. Milner
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Broad St
Augusta, Ga
Norman E. Cullum
Farmers & Merchants Bank Bldg
Aiken, S. C
the Radio Laboratory
L. M. Terry
Institute of Radio Engineers
Park Ave
Central National Farm Loan Association
W. S. Jones
Séc
Treay
Croft Bldg
Hendersons & Salley
State
United State
H. J. Ray
Aiken, South Carolina
J. E. Stansfield
Herbert E. Gyles
All Courts
L. W. Boykin, JR
Laurens Street
Henry J. Godin
Broad Street
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Good Will Oak Pont
Pontiac
Harmon Trophy
Jimmy” Doolittle
Hiram Sc¢Tt
Bayer
General Motors
Standard Motor Co
Murray Johnson, Mer
Haynes Ve
Aiken, A
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