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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
3
Fragmentary auction notice from the clerk of court for Alben County announces a bid on lands of Hanaban at 77 per annum with privilege. The notice warns bids must be in good faith and will be disregarded if not. The message ends with a signature line from Master for Aikan County, 8. C.
Notice of sale by Edward S. Croft Master for Aiken County under a court order dated April 11, 1901. All that parcel on Chesterfield Street in the City of Aiken bounded by Norris and Coleman, 68.488 by 100 feet, with buildings. Cash terms, $100 deposit required for bid validity, immediate resale if not met.
Public outcry sale ordered by the Court of Common Pleas in Aiken County South Carolina for real estate of multiple estates and tax lien properties. Sales conducted at the Aiken Court House on Monday May 5 with legal hours for public sales. The listings include parcels in Wagener Tabernacle Township and surrounding areas with detailed metes and bounds.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a payment of 900 dollars for two items linked to Mester for Alken County. The garbled line mentions a date-like string and uncertain references to a first two and a tax or fund, with no clear event, place, or identifiable organizations.
Public auction announced by the Court of Common Pleas in Aiken County for the Estate of C. H Ripley. The 244 acre tract near Trenton Shaw Township is to be sold at pub lic outcry May 8 1950 with terms including cash or one fourth down and four installment balance at seven percent interest secured by mortgage. Master for Aiken County to collect deposits of 200 at bid.
Notice of sale under execution and mortgage foreclosure. Sheriff HOWARD of Aiken County announces in front of the Court House at Aiken SC a public auction on May 15 1930 for The Johnson Place a tract of about 3407 acres with improvements located in Silverton Township bounded by Georgia Boykin Hatcher Tom Foreman Br McClain and W Turner to be sold to satisfy a debt from Herm an J Perry and Mrs Ellen F Perry and other matters. A cash bid of $600 required to qualify. deed requires revenue stamps.
A fragmented narrative traces a scenic route along U S Highway No. 1 detailing stops and sights from Boston to Savannah, noting historical sites in Philadelphia Baltimore Richmond Raleigh Augusta and Pinehurst among others. It mentions Columbias and Aiken as winter resort areas and hints at bankruptcy proceedings for Edward Jamis Duggan with a meeting for creditors scheduled.
Notice under Kilea of the Democratic party of South Carolina calls Democratic Clubs of Aiken County to annual yearend meeting on the fourth Saturday in May for reorganizing and electing delegates to the county convention to be held in May at Aiken. Clubs will elect officers and a delegation based on votes cast in the first primary of 192k. Forward a complete officer and delegate roster to AWK Lorenz, secretary, Aiken S.
Nation is hereby given that par amnnt to Section BRS of the Criminal Code of South Carolina of 1922.7 have seized and will offer for sale on Mon day, May Sth, 1986, during the legal hours for public sales ti Crane' at the Court Bouse at Aiken, 3. C., one Ford touring car, Model 1927. License Num ber South Carolina H-26A05, and Motor Number A-20R8007. Terms of salt cash.
District Court of the United States Eastern District of South Carolina. In re Edward Dyer Yrageen, bankrupt. No 3787. To the creditors of Edward Dyer. This notice sets the first meeting of creditors in the bankruptcy proceeding and identifies the case and parties involved.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will after three days apply to the Secretary of State of South Carolina for a charter for Snow White Laundry to be located at Aiken South Carolina. Mercer M. Owens R. J. Platt A. Render Aiken S. C. April 10 1998.
The shift from jury to court trials spread from federal courts through state systems. Maryland reported six percent of criminal cases tried without juries last year, with court trials taking about half as long, greatly speeding justice.
Henry Ford bought Cork race course decades ago and built a marine motor car factory later shifting to tractors after an import fee. The Cork plant now serves as Ford's world headquarters for tractors with about 6000 employees and growing. Last year the firm invested half a million dollars in wages. The rate of pay for workers in Tu land is described as ordinary.
The piece attacks Wall Street influence on U S policy, alleging ringleading finance interests steered foreign policy. It claims vast sums were spent to influence Europe and pay interest on loans, criticising plans to settle claims as dangerous racketeering by the state.
The piece portrays Coolidge facing questions about his future in public life and the sharp split over prohibition. It quotes Henry Bora on the system’s link between liquor and industry, arguing there is no middle ground and warning that continued drinking could collapse the industrial order.
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