Public Auction of Watauga County Land From Clint Osborne Estate
Notice of sale at Sugar Grove NC on Tuesday June 14, 1921 at 10:00 AM auctions multiple land tracts in Watauga County owned by bankrupt Clint Osborne. Descriptions include six tracts with starting bids from 11 233 to 1 832.50 plus stock sales in Cove Creek Cooperative Store and Valle Crucis Bank. Payments detailed with varying cash portions and terms upon court confirmation.
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Watauga County
Clint Osborne
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F.C. Ward
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W. W. Campbell
L. H. Hoiler
Tuirwea
Alfred Thotsus
Place 1
Stoce
Cove Creek Co-operative
Valle Crucis Bank
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Farmers’ Export Financeing Corporation
United States
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Harding directs ICC to consider rail rates bold policy move
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Senate Reaffirms Navy Bill Allocation Vote
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