Auction Notice of Property in Aiken County South Carolina
The Court of Common Pleas in Aiken County issues notice of sale by Master Edward S. Croft. Tract No 3 and Tract No 4 are described with boundaries to L. B. Dicks E. P. Dicks J. Ashley Greenlanda and Boggy Gut. Cash terms 200 deposit required, deeds and stamps at purchaser cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Taining
E. P. Dicks
J. Ashley
Greenlanda
S. J. Ashley
Aiken
S. C
Aitken County
South Carolina
W. E. Johnson
Alex Walda
JH. Whittle
G. E. Gantt
Pete Johnson
Edward 8
Croft
Mnter
Aiken County
3. C
Master’s Sale in Aiken County South Carolina
Public auction in Aiken Court House on November 4 1929 for three properties in Hammond Township and nearby lands including estate portions of Mrs S A Ramsey Betsey Benton and Dr John D Bowers with deeds by cash payment and a $200 deposit required to secure bid. Court appointed Master conducts sale for Bank of Western Carolina against G T Ramsey et al.
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G. T. Ransey
Court of Common Pleas
Aiken
S. C
Hammond Township
Aiken County
A. Ransey
Hollow Creek
Anderson Crawford
County of
D. C
John Craig
F. B. Simpkins
Jack F. Harley
Eva Green
Tom Rhodes
Betsey Benton
County of Aiken
South Carolina
John D. Bowers
Aiken- Silverton
Ben Williams
L. H. Simpkins
Edward S. Croft
5. C
Portrait of Ramsey MacDonald as a seasoned leader
Charlea P. Stewart profiles British Premier Ramsey MacDonald, detailing his physical presence and restrained sincerity. The Scot’s deep voice, stern resolve, and pacifist wartime leadership are described, with observers in Washington trusting his assurances while doubting future guarantees. The bottom third shifts to a legal notice in Aiken County, outlining a 1929 court sale of land and bid requirements.
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Ramsey MacDonald
MacDonald
Labo
Tron
Crear
Nand
Scotland
Erin
Washington
National bank system crisis sparks debate on reforms
A fragment from a 19th century discussion argues that the national bank system has declined from 75 percent of the money supply to a weaker state. It cites investment trusts and broker restrictions as causes and warns against chain banks and government control, suggesting redivision of sanctions and the rise of independent banks as a remedy.
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Bank
Ywtemn
United States
Ing
Jstate Bank
Ayatem
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