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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
3
M. C. Phillips announces sale of the Broadway and Powell street store and relocation of stock to a building on Harrill street near Gaston Hill's. An invitation is extended to former customers and friends to visit at the new location.
Trustee sale under a bankruptcy order to liquidate the Wilson Coal estate in Forest City North Carolina. The sale on June 9 1930 will cover multiple parcels including lots 9 and 10 block A DeForest Annex and other tracts with liens and a deed of trust noted. bidders should view the detailed lots and conditions set by trustee David P Dellinger.
Trustee sale is set for May 26 1930 at 12 noon at the Rutherfordton court house door. Property includes tracts in Cool Springs Township and Forest City, North Carolina, described around Mill street and Post Office building, with an alley maintained at rear. Includes a back lot of about 50 square feet not in prior trust, tied to M M McCurry and E E McCurry. J C Hollifield, trustee.
Candidates announce for Rutherford County offices including sheriff and county commissioner. Several names and towns appear with appeals for support ahead of the Democratic Primary on June 7, 1930. Some entries reference reelection and clerks of court.
The Forest City Building and Loan Association offers for sale to the highest bidder cash or good security the J D Ledbetter Sub Division tract in Cool Springs Township Rutherford County. It includes lots 77 through 86 on the J A Willkie survey map recorded in Plat Book 1 page 1 in the Register of Deeds office. Dated April 30 1930.
Democratic primary set for June 7, 1930 features candidate D. R. Coffield running for a House of Representatives seat. The contest centers on party backing and the chance to secure the Democratic nomination.
A candidate seeks re election as treasurer of Rutherford County subject to the Democratic primary on June 7. Support requested by Minnie F Blanton.
Y W Nanney J C Hames and J T Harris announce their candidacy for re election to the Rutherford County Board of Education subject to the Democratic primary on June 7. They respectfully solicit support from voters.
A candidate for re election as Rutherford County Register of Deeds asks for Democratic primary support on June 7th. The item emphasizes party backing and the impact of the primary on the office.
Message from M. Y. Tate of Rutherfordton North Carolina urges voters to back him in the June 7 1930 Democratic primary for sheriff promising appreciation for support and stressing local backing in Rutherford County.
Public sale under a 1928 deed of trust by S C Dobbins and Myrtle Dobbins to W L Brown trustee for Forsest City Building and Loan Association to satisfy indebtedness. Dated January 4 1928 recorded Rutherford County and Surry County profits noted for May 30 1930 with a net profit of 19 dollars.
A political appeal dated June 7 1930 urges support for F B Harrill in the county sheriff race. The note requests “support is respectfully solicited” in the Democratic primary.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a deed of trust dated January 28 1924 Addie Hamilton and wife Alice Hamilton defaulted on indebtedness and the trustee will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the Rutherfordton Courthouse door on Monday May 26 1930 at about 12 o'clock M The property lies on Ledbetter Mill road in Rutherfordton Township and is part of K S Tanner land described as a tract of about 18 acres bounded by markers and roads with a deed recorded in Rutherford County NC.
The Rutherford County Court Commissioner will auction land at the courthouse door in Rutherfordton around noon. The 24.5 acre two-tract property lies on Floyds Creek near W. E. Lewis and is described in deeds in Rutherford County records. Sale dated April 28, 1930, with attorney T. Jones Jr. and C O Ridings as commissioner. Stanly county farmers bought nine of ten Jersey bulls sold by the North Carolina Jersey Club last month.
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