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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
3
Public auctions of several parcels of land in Aiken County are announced under court orders. Proceeds fund mortgage claims with cash payments required and varying deposits to prove good faith. sales occur at the Aiken Courthouse on November 7 1927.
J L O Dowd Frank Weathersbee and others defendants set an October 15 1927 court order for a public sale of real estate in Aiken County South Carolina. The Stallings Tract containing about 400 acres will be offered on November 7 1927 during legal hours. Boundaries include W M Eubanks estate F M Greene estate Frank Weathersbee and E P Dicks properties. The sale is secured by a mortgage of 150 dollars.
Mrs. Wilhelmenia Turnbull plaintiff against J M Holley et al seeks a tract of 121 acres on the Aiken Hawthorne highway in Aiken County bounded by Holley and Craig properties. Deed stamps paid and a $250 deposit required from successful bidder. master for Aiken County presiding.
Public outcry sale to the highest bidder in front of the bank listed as Bank of Western Carolina with Annie J. Hutto and others named in a 1927 document. Details are fragmentary and the exact property or items are not fully visible.
R. M. Mixon and Levi Dorn are listed in a pleasantry heading for the case titled above and involving multiple parties. The document references the Mon Pleas court and names several related defendants.
In Luanzia Trowell and Mulvenie Corley et al suit filed October 1 1927 a 74 acre tract in Windsor Township Aiken County South Carolina is described bounded by Luzania Trowell J W Scott estates Charles Butler Hiram Rhinehart Lugenia Posey Squire Jones and C H Woodward. Deed costs apply and a deposit is required from the successful bidder.
A notice dated October 15 1927 outlines a land sale in Aiken County South Carolina Giddy Swamp Township a 48 acre parcel bordered by E M Durham C S Hutto Virgil Brown and a public road The tract was conveyed to J Claud Hutto by Loyd B Hutto in 1906 The successful bidder must deposit 100 as proof of good faith or the bid will be rejected.
The First Carolinas Joint Stock and Ida G Plunkett heirs offer for sale under a court order two parcels in Aiken County South Carolina. The properties lie near Shaws Creek and Newberry Street with various bounds and improvements described in court records. Proceeds go to creditors per the October 20 1927 order.
In Aiken County South Carolina a series of land conveyances and public sales names various buyers and estates. Tracts range from 59 to 247 acres with bounds touching Plunkett Willis Arthur and Gordon with notices of mortgage liens and court sales set for November 1927.
A notice states that the sum of 100 dollars as evidence of good faith or bid will not be accepted as part of the bidding process.
Bank of Williston South Carolina faces a civil action against J Arthur Scott and others. The suit concerns disputed claims likely related to banking or loan matters and seeks resolution through court process. Parties named include the Bank of Williston and individuals connected to the case.
Ernest L Allen and Isiah Steadman announce a sale by highest bid of a one half undivided interest in a 100 acre tract in Giddy Swamp Township Aiken County South Carolina The property is bounded by Henry Steadman Ucal Gunter George S Smith the Estate of Gunter and Shull and Gunters lands The deed to Granter and Mary Steadman is recorded in Book 21 page 80 Clean auction terms require $100 as evidence of good Master for Aiken County South Carolina.
Plaintiffs Sol and Sam Surasky and Adeline Knight ion announce a land sale set for November 7 1927. The tract of 100 acres lies south of the Augusta Barnwell Public Road in Aiken County with improvements. Bounded by the public road and adjacent lands of Charlie Lee Lewis Doe and David W Gaston. Payment includes deed and stamps. The sale amount recorded as $200.00 as evidence of good.
The redemption of Liberty Bonds is described as opening new investment fields that boost confidence in the bond and stock markets. The action encourages reinvestment in these markets, aiming to stimulate trading and activity.
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