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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
4
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy shown after a death. The document also details a courtordered real estate sale in Lexington County with parcels in Gilbert Hollow Township. It lists sale terms, bidding rules, deposit requirements, and attorney names.
An article from Clemson College outlines fall farming practices to combat boll weevils. Prof. A F Conradi urges thorough destruction of cotton stalks two weeks before frost, arguing early plowing, grazing off green cotton, and piling or burning stalks reduce winter survival of weevils and lessen next season damage. The note covers benefits of field cleaning, dangers of leaving residues, and thanks for community support after a residence fire.
In a period notice, John J. McMaman of Columbia South Carolina advertises a sale offering merchandise to working farmers. The item list includes sat panms with simple terms and nearby locations are noted in telegraphic fashion.
The Charokee School hosts a Thanksgiving program on Wednesday evening November 29 at 7 30. A cake walk is planned with refreshments served. attendees invited for a community gathering and festive activities.
In the Court of Common Pleas Lexington County a sale is set for the highest bidder of three lots in Block No 1 near Brookland known as estates No 11 12 and 14 as per J G Guignard map of John R Shuler estate. Terms require half cash with balance in one year at 7 percent interest with a $50 deposit. sale day is the 40th of each month at the courthouse door in Lexington South Carolina.
Court of Common Pleas in Lexington County orders public auction of 190 acre tract near Swanson for mortgage satisfaction. Sale on first Monday in April with deposit of 100 dollars and required stamps. conveys land previously deeded to Joseph Safran and others.
Land near Wallacewell Point is offered for sale with varied terms. The property lies along the Broad River on both sides of the Southern Railway between Columbia and Alston and along the Columbia to Tewkingville road. It includes nine to ten thousand acres of wooded and cleared tracts with wells, houses, and cultivable land. Preston E. B. Lolick will show the property on behalf of the attieton Plantation. William D. Lyles and the National Loan & Exchange Bank of Columbia act as contacts.
Bank of Swansea vs W. S. Fackson et al in Lexington County Court of Common Pleas selling private swamp parcel of about 108 acres in Swamp Township by public auction on first Monday in December 1922. Cash required with purchase papers and recording fees. Harmon, clerk. Bird & Carroll, attorneys. November 1, 1922.
Court at Lexington orders sale of property described as seventy seven acres, joining John M. Sharpe and others, released from mortgage, at Court House on first Monday in December. Terms: half cash, balance in 12 months with bond and mortgage. sale at the purchaser’s risk and sale costs to be paid by purchaser.
A court ordered sale in Lexington Kentucky takes place at the Court House with a bid to the highest bidder on the first Monday in December. The property includes multiple tracts described by county and state lines with terms of cash, and the clerk will issue title deeds after payment. Attorneys Timmerman Graham for the plaintiff and Peurd Carol for defendants oversee the process dated November 13 1922.
Probate Judge W. J. Hook schedules the administration of J. J. M. Oxner’s estate in Lexington County South Carolina. He requires all relatives and creditors to appear before the court on November 20, 1922, at 41 West Elm Street Lexington to show cause why administration should not be granted. Published November 8, 1922.
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