Notice of Tax Sale of Elk Knob Copper Co. Land
In Watauga County North Carolina on December 3 1923 the sheriff sold 110 acres in North Fork township including Elk Knob Copper Co lands for taxes due 1920 1921 and 1923 totaling 29 34. Purchaser F A Linney warns unless taxes interest penalties and costs are paid by December 3 1924 the purchaser will apply for a deed. July 28 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Watauga County
Elk Knob Copper Company
North Fork Township
State of
Elk Knob Copper Co
J. O. J. Potter
J. Walter Wright Lumber Co
F. A. Linney
Land Tax Sale Notice in Beaver Dam Township North Carolina
On December 3, 1923 the Watauga County Sheriff sold ten acres in Beaver Dam township to Hunter Dayton for taxes of 1921 and 1922 totaling 4.86 dollars. Unless the owner pays by December 3, 1924 taxes interest penalties and costs the purchaser W. L. Greene will apply for a deed. August 4, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Dayton
Watauga County
Beaver Dam Township
State of North Carolina
Joe Farthing
A. C. Greene
W. L. Greene
Notice to guardian on tax sale of 51 acre land parcel
On December 8 1923 land totaling 51 acres in North Fork Township was sold for taxes for 1921 and 1922 totaling 17.44 and 0.85 dollars. Kelly Osborne bid 18.29 dollars. Redemption ends December 3 1924. If unpaid, a deed will be sought from J E Young Ex Sheriff of Watauga County.
Notice of Publication in Watauga County Court
In the Superior Court of Watauga County North Carolina administrator C C Farthing of Fred Farthing deceased and others sue to sell lands from the estate to raise assets. Defendants Howard Jurney and Ralph Jurney must appear August 21 1924 at the county courthouse to answer or demur or risk relief sought. This July 12 1924. Pre A W Smith clerk. Linney and Coffey attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Watauga County
C. C. Farthing
Fred Farthing
Minnie Watson
L. E. Farthing
G. Farthing
Zeb. V. Farthing
H. Grady Farthing
Donald Farthing
Howard Jurney
Ralph Jurney
Superior Court
N. C
A. W. Smith
Linney & Coffey
Notice of divorce action in Watauga Superior Court
Annie Greer sues J Steele Greer in Watauga County Superior Court seeking dissolution of marriage. Defendant must appear at the next term on the first Monday in September 1924 at Boone Court House to answer or demur to the complaint. July 1, 1924. A W Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Watauga County
Said County
Boone
N. C
A. W. Smith
Notice of Tax Sale and Redemption for North Fork Land
On December 3 1923 a sixty acre tract in North Fork township listed under Baker & Co was sold by J E Young ex sheriff of Watauga County for taxes for 1919 to 1922 amounting to 16.85 plus 0.85 cost. Kelly Osborne was high bidder at 17.70. Redemption period ends December 3 1924. failure to pay taxes costs and penalties will lead to a deed. August 3 1924. Kelly Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ellison
Guardian
North Fork Township
J. E. Young
Watauga County
Kelly Osborne
Baker & Co
J. E. Youngs
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Valle Crucis Bank Case
Execution sale ordered by Valle Crucis Bank against W C Eggers and E H Perry. On September 1 1924 at 1 pm the sheriff will offer at the Watauga County courthouse door a 4 acre 85 pole land tract described by specific bounds along J C Eggers line and Ellison's Creek to satisfy $335 plus costs. This notice dated July 15 1924 and signed by Sheriff C M Critcher and D S Ward deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga County
Said
Valle Crucis Bank
W. C. Eggers
E. H. Perry
Court House
J. C. Eggers
J. M. Greer
G. W. Eggers
Ellison’s Creek
Buck Eye
Said Creek
C. M. Critcher
R. N. Ward
D. S
Notice of dissolution of Boone Garage partnership
The Boone Garage partnership composed of W. D. Farthing F. C. Ward and Walter Johnson has been dissolved and sold to F. C. Ward who is to pay all notes owed by the business. signed August 5 1924 by Walter Johnson F C Ward and W D Farthing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Garage
F. C. Ward
W. D. Farthing
Walter Johnson
Walter Johnson F. C. Ward
Open a Bank Account To Manage Bills And Credit
An avalanche of money makes it hard to manage bills. the article urges opening a bank account to disburse by check. It claims checks provide instant credit, clear records, and a reliable method for tracking payments as proof of settled bills.
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C. C. Hacker
Elizabethton
Tennessee
Annie Greer
J. Steele
Greer
Doison Oak
Blowing Rock, N. C
Valle Crucis
Watauga
Valle Crucis, N. C
Cove Creek
Railroad
H. W. Horton Real Estate and Insurance
The
Carolinas
Ganon
Oldsmobile
General Motors
G. M. A. C. Exten
A.G. Miller
Yuma, N. C
the Peoples Bank
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