Trustees Sale of Land in Rutherford County North Carolina
Public auction to the highest bidder at the Rutherfordton court house door on Saturday September 7 1929 at 12 noon for cash. The sale describes a parcel in Forest City Rutherford County Cool Springs with Beaver Street frontage and a defined boundary starting at W L Horn and Avery Grayson corners. Commissioned by The Commercial National Bank of High Point trustee R R Blanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Rutherfordton
North Carolina
Forest City
Rutherford
Cool Springs
Beaver Street
W. L. Horn
Avery Grayson
Office of the Register of Deeds
Rutherford County
State of North Carolina
Commercial National Bank OF
High Point
R. R. Blanton, Attorr
Foreclosure Sale Ordered on Forest City Property
D. D. Duncan trustee announced a foreclosure of a Rutherford County North Carolina deed of trust dated August 16 1928 on land in Forest City known as the Byrd Harrell and Collins lot. The sale at the courthouse door in Rutherfordton will occur at noon, with taxes for 1929 due, and the highest cash bidder will acquire the described property.
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J. F. Flack
W. A. Harrill
D. W. Crawford
D. D. Duncan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Rutherford County
North Carolina
Farmers Hardware Co
Ing
Courthhouse
Rutherfordton
Train Schedule Totals for Seaboard Lines
Schedule listings for Seaboard trains No. 109 21 22 118 86 114 87 38 110 show south or northbound arrivals with times ranging from early morning to evening. Destinations include Northeastern routes with Arrivals at 10 30 am 12 18 pm 4 21 pm 6 15 am 10 27 am 5 55 pm 8 40 pm 10 46 am p.m 11 20 am.
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Seaboard
South
North
Nort& South
Sale of St Luke's Baptist Church Lot in Rutherford County
Notice declares a trustee sale of a one acre parcel in Cool Springs township Forest City near Grover McDaniel and the Cool Springs graveyard. The grantor is St Luke's Baptist Church colored church in Rutherford County. The sale date is September 2, 1929, at noon at the courthouse door in Rutherfordton. B T Jones Jr is the trustee.
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Towit
Rutherford County
N. C
Cool Springs Township
Forest City
B. T. Jones, JR
Poultry Progress Put Rutherford County On Top
Rutherford County leads in poultry as 201000 pounds shipped from Dec 1, 1928 to Aug 1, 1929 earning owners over 50000. County Agent Patton cites 87000 laying hens averaging 100 eggs per year per hen, yielding roughly 8710004 eggs annually worth about 217500 at 30 cents per dozen.
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Rutherford
Banner
Patton
Rutherford County News
Notice of Sale of Land in Rutherford County North Carolina
Public auction to the highest cash bidder at 2:00 PM on August 30, 1929 in front of the courthouse door Rutherford County. Property in Forest City described as beginning at a stake on Carolina Avenue near East Main Street with bounds along the avenue and adjacent properties. Trustee actions follow a 1928 deed of trust by Claude A. Petty and Myra Petty to Union Trust Company of Maryland and Insured Mortgage Bond Corporation of North Carolina. D. C. MacRae, attorney High Point, N.C.
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Forest City
Rutherford
State of North Carolina
Jland
Clay Street
Harrell
Byrd
Southern Railway
B. F. Collins
Collins
Charles B. Harvell
R. G. Hill
Charles B. Harrill
Office of the Register of Deeds
Rutherford County
North Carolina
Carolina Mortgage Company
John E. Bridgers Company, Inc
J. F. Flack
W. A. Harrill
D. W. Crawford
D. D. Duncan
Claude A. Petty
Myra Petty
Union ‘Trust Company of
Maryland
Mortgage Bond Corporation of
the Register of Deeds
Court House
Carolina Avenue
East Main Street
P. D. Harrill
Hope Harrill
Jennie Mae Harrill
Administrator's Notice for Rolan Logan Estate
Smiley Wilkins administrator of Rutherford County North Carolina seeks all claimants to exhibit claims by August 22 1930 or be barred. Creditors must promptly settle debts due to the estate as of August 15 1929 and attorney Fooneyham is named.
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Rolan Logan
Rutherford County
North Carolina
Henrietta
N.G
Smiley Wilkins
Fooneyham
Elliott Reunion At Elliott Church in August
A long-standing Elliott Reunion gathers 600 to 1,000 visitors each fourth Saturday in August at Elliott Church, 14 miles northwest of Shelby, North Carolina. The event invites all born Anglo-Saxons to share a noon meal, fellowship, and hymns, with a warning against partisan politics and wind-based disruptions.
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Shelby, R.5
Shelby
N. C
Elliott, Reunion
Elliott
Zion
Judge J L Webb To Retire From Bench
Judge James L Webb veteran jurist of North Carolina announces retirement at end of 1930 term. father in law of Governor Gardner and dean of state superior court judges, he has presided in 99 of 100 counties and served a quarter century on the bench. The 16th district resident will leave with Judge T J Shaw in retirement as Democrats face a fall nominating contest.
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Holt
Webb
Superior Court
Frank Osborne
Aycock
W. A. Holte
Supreme Court
North Carolina
16Th Judicial District
Cleveland
Caldwell
Catawba
Burke
Lincoln
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D. Alexander
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Farmers Hardware
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Eva Kansas Greene
J. L. Butler
City
C. S. McCall
Calcium
J. B. Francis
Marion St
Shelby, N.C
Frank Wilkins
Chas. S. McCall
National Bank
R. R. Howes
Hone
J. R. Jordan & Co
Forest City, N. C
D. M. Morrison
Duncan
Eeseane-A
St. Luke’s Baptist Church
Cdl
Union Trust Company OF
Insured Mortgage Bond Corp. OF
J. L. Webb
Louise Rice
Annie Hocose
Phare
Sega Eateer
Bad Pencs
Kraft-Phenix (Cheese Company
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