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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
6
A playful tale centers on Muff Mole who slips from Meadow Grove School to avoid chores and quarrels with Flop Field Mouse. After sneaking back and feigning sleep, Muff fears discovery, cries for sympathy, and ultimately faces a quiet supper and a parent’s verdict that he has learned a lesson. Copyright 1920.
Birmingham report shows bituminous coal production in Alabama the week of September 18 was over 100000 tons below normal. Fourteen mines were shut down and several others operated part time, according to official figures released yesterday.
Sumter County legal notices include Divorce action in Superior Court, and a proclamation by Governor Hugh M Dorsey seeking ratification of a constitutional salary amendment for the state’s justices. Also notices announce debts, estate sales, and public auctions of property from the W. M. Kidd and E. A. Hawkins estates with details on dates and custody of assets.
A fragmented page lists several probate and administration notices. Guardian Reagin cites Nettie Feagin’s estate for land sale to fund education. Jimmie Russell seeks permanent letters of administration for Nannie Mae Bryant. John A. Cobb, Ordinary, issues warnings. George Higdon and George Rittenberry estates are referenced for de bonis non appointments with required appearances.
A batch of legal advertisements from Sumter County Georgia dated September 1920. Notices cover executions and property levies in Americus, Sheriff actions against Nancy King and Matt Hart, property descriptions for sale, a probate citation for Grace Elisabeth Beuthstinge and children, a motion to discharge administrator Reese M. Andrews in Nannie C. Smith estate, and an alias divorce libel for H T Sandlin vs Alice May Sandlin.
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