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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
8
The court orders a public outcry auction of an 8 acre lot in Beate South, known as the Old Homestead. Bids are to be placed before the Court in the above entitled case, with the Ye bidder to appear at the front of the Court for the sale of the land described as 8 acres in Beate South.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Aiken County Edward S. Croft master will sell by public outcry in front of the Aiken Court House on October 5 1925 the southern portion of Otis L Steffel’s lot in Aiken bounded by Otis L Steifel Dr G Y McMurphy Hayne Avenue and Fauberg Street subject to a first mortgage of 3000 in favor of Aiken Building and Loan Association Cash with deed and stamps bid deposit of 200 required prior to bidding
A legal notice refers to pleas in a case titled above and lists proceedings or actions required. The brief mentions court filings and scheduling in the referenced matter.
Edward Croft notes a poll at aed pay for deed and revenue stamps. The fragment references official actions and associated costs, but details remain unclear in the OCR.
State of South Carolina case and sale listing for the Federal Land Bank of Columbia versus Boliver Quattlebaum et al. The property near Wagener on Tabernacle Wagenerad Road totals about 90 acres and is bounded by Milledge Quattlebaum J. W. Brodie J. E. Brown and Wheeler Kitching estates. The sale occurs Monday after Sept. 15 1925 with cash terms requiring a $200 deposit. Edward S. Croft Master for Aiken County, S C.
Gaston Bank and Trust Company with Cora Wright and others set a public sale for 250 acres in Aiken County South Carolina on Monday October 5 1925 during legal hours at the Court House in Aiken. Payment required for deed and stamps. Master for Aiken County 8 SC.
Aiken County will sell to the highest bidder on Monday October 5 1925 at the legal hour one Fordson Tractor equipped with pneumatic tires and cleats for soft ground. Board of Commissioners of Aiken County J H Shuler County Engineer. 9 18
The drought pressure lowered corn yields and delayed cotton growth but the boll weevil fight and resilient farming show South Carolina could near its traditional cotton capacity. Projections suggest the state might reach close to one million bales in 1925, with improvements in upper regions balancing lower areas. Farmers adapt through aggressive measures and deliberate management.
Tax executions trigger sheriff sale in Aiken County on Monday in October 1925. Listings include numerous properties across Jas. M. Bean B. O Neal Courtney Junius Mathis and others with acres buildings and lot numbers. The notice also outlines 1925 tax levy procedures deadlines and penalties for late payments.
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