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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
2
The readable fragments mention Dr Albert Bushnel and Charles D Lanier in association with a university project or delegation. It references a United States test or inquiry and a Robert gation or haven related term. Details are incomplete and unclear.
Funeral services for Urs Ida Fallaw Tiffany of Waynesboro Pa were conducted Friday evening at a local church with interment in Spring Center. She was 27 years old and mourners sent many floral designs from friends and relatives.
An ordinance levies taxes to defray city expenses for the year starting January 1, 1939. It sets 20 mills for general funds, 5 mills for annual bond payments, and 12 mills for water works and sewerage obligations. The city treasurer is authorized to present and collect taxes per law. Signed October 14, 1929 by Mayor Frank P. Henderson and City Clerk Henry Busch.
A lengthy notice describes master sales in Aiken County South Carolina. It lists multiple parcels of land with sizes from 74 to 329 acres, bounded by named landowners and roads, and outlines payment terms including deposits of 200 or 50 dollars. The notices reference Edward S. Croft as Master for Aiken County and involve partial estates and life interests.
In the Court of Common Pleas of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond D O Jones and Mrs Eva Jones plaintiffs by virtue of an order dated October 9 1929 will offer for sale on Monday November 4 1929 at the courthouse in Aiken South Carolina the real estate in Wagener bounded North by Mill Street East by Lonie Street South by J A Jones lands West by D O Jones lands 125 feet by 126 feet and 125 feet. Cash with deed and revenue stamps. $200 deposit required as evidence of good faith.
Five miles from Wagener in Tabernacle Township Aiken County South Carolina lands described on a John N Hankinson plat dated August 13. Lingston and Lingston Woodward heirs deeded 1904 recorded in Deeds Book 9 page 16. Sale terms cash or 15th balance in five equal annual installments with 7 percent interest. Purchaser pays deed and revenue stamps. Bidder must deposit $200 as good faith.
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