Review of Current Events on Tornado Aftermath and Government Control
Edward Pickard surveys the aftermath of last weeks tornadoes with 880 dead and 2,930 injured nation wide and 202 dead in Murphysboro. He notes fundraising surges, rebuilding plans, and the evolving role of humanitarian groups as rehabilitation begins. The piece also debates the president’s power over the comptroller general and constitutional questions of revival of service.
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Edward v. Pickard
Illinois
Murphysboro
Herrin
Wil-lamson
Chicago
Gold Coast
Iminy
Tils
Allerionn
Cress
Toryleus
Lorraine
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Riddle
A quirky puzzle instruction mixes letters and numbers to locate words in a crossword. Horizontal clues yield answers like 18 Ged 16Bx 3% Herb and other entries such as Medieval war club and South African animal. Vertical entries fill white squares between blacks, yielding dictionary words. the solution appears in the next pane.
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Medieval War Club
Gentle Tone Shapes a Child's Response in Rhyme
A verse contrasts sharp harsh commands with soft coaxing to show how tone, not words alone, shapes a baby's reaction. It notes that gentleness, kindness, love and even envy and anger reside in us all, influencing behavior.
Pentecost Lesson Outline on the Day of Pentecost
The Panzee Sunday School plan outlines the Day of Pentecost from Acts 2 with themes for various ages. It explains the feast’s origin fifty days after the wave sheaf, the Holy Spirit's descent, the marks of the Spirit, Peter's sermon, and the resulting conviction and baptism of about three thousand.
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Jesus
Christ
Peter
Joel
American Sabbath and Christian Sabbathyron Edwards
The passage argues that observing the Sabbath benefits health, intelligence, comfort, and independence of workers and enhances national prosperity, praising a Christian American Sabbath and the figure of Sabbathyron Edwards.
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Yron Edwards
Path Led to Calvary
A brief religious reflection notes that the path from the villager in Bethlehem led to Calvary, reflecting on Christian salvation themes in a concise devotional tone.
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Calvary
Vilager of
Bethlehem
Sheriff’s Sale in Igehori ga Taylor County
Tax sale will occur at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in April during legal hours. Property includes multiple parcels totaling 202% acres in districts 16, 12, 11, and 18, in the names R. E. Jones Cliff Middlebrooks Dr N G Grizard G L Dwight and 99 acres fractional lot 294 in district 11. Proceeds go to satisfy 1924 State and County tax judgments. Sheriff R P McGuffin notes levies by G W Williamson on 10 May 1925.
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Igehoriga
Taylor County
Said
R. E. Jones
Cliff Middlebrooks
N. G. Grizizard
Bette
G. L. Dwight
Saia
Fifa
Lillian Grover
G. W. Williamson
S. C
R.P. McGuffin
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors
In the District Court of the United States Northern District of Georgia Western Division the debtor J. Morgan McCants of Butler Georgia has been adjudicated Bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the office in Columbus Georgia on April 11 1925 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a Trustee examine the bankrupt and transact business as may properly come before the meeting.
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District Court of the United States
Georgia
Western Division
J. Morgan McCants
Butler
Columbus Ga
First Meeting of Creditors in Amos Bankruptcy
In the United States District Court Western Division Georgia Columbus bankruptcy matter J Herman Amos has been duly adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the United States Court Room Columbus Georgia on Thursday April 1925 at 10:00 AM. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Also at the meeting will be heard an application for sale of the bankrupts property and terms of sale if ordered. Wm de L Worsley Referee in Bankruptcy Columbus Ga.
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District Court of the
District of
Georgia
J. Herman Amos
Butler
United States Court Room
Columbus
Wm. de L. Worsley
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Bankruptcy
In the District Court of the United States Northern District of Georgia Western Division Thos J Amos bankrupt Butler Ga creditors of the above named bankrupt notified that first meeting of creditors will be held at my office in Columbus Ga on April 11 1925 at 10 o clock in the forenoon to examine the bankrupt and come before said meeting Referee in Bankruptcy Columbus Ga
Capital's First Newspaper Published in 1789
The first newspaper to what is now Washington was the Times and Potowmuck Pocket. It began in February 1789 with an uncertain exact date. Subscribers in town received weekly Wednesday deliveries by carrier and distant readers by fast conveyance.
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Capital
City of
Washington
the Times and Potowmuck Pocket
Property sale in Taylor County Georgia court action
Will be sold before the courthouse door in Taylor County on the first Tuesday in April 1925 for cash to the highest bidder the following real estate Lot 216 containing 202% acres and Lot 202 excluding 60 acres leaving 160 acres more or less all in the 12th district Avieans Georgia. The property is levied to satisfy an execution from the Taylor Superior Court in favor of J E Frizzell doing business as Farmers Banking Co against B M Crawford. March 4, 11
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Georgia
Taylor County
Said
B. M. Crawford
Superior Court
J. E. Frizzell
Varmers Banking Co
Tax sales in Taylor County Georgia due on first Tuesday in April 1925
Sheriff McGuffin lists multiple parcels in Taylor County for sale to satisfy 1924 state and county taxes. Properties include 202 1 2 acres per lot 89 in 13th district, lot 241 in 2nd district, lot 94 in 14th district, lot 79 in 12th district, and 101 1 2 acres in lot 106 in 13th district. Names include Max Cohen N G Parr W S Minor W R Deal A J Locke and A W Gray. Sale at public auction in county.
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Taylor County
Georgia
Said County
Max Cohen
Minor
W. R. Deal
A. W. Gray
Mrs Bone
L. R. Adama
Sateman
Colbert
E. J. Wynn
A. J. Locke
Sale of A W White property at court house door
On first April 1925, within legal sale hours, property of A W White will be sold at the county court house door to satisfy a fi fa from Taylor Superior Court in favor of Home Mixture Guano Co. Described items include a Hund & Drumgold saw mill an American edger a Mallory Taylor boiler about 80 horsepower Talbot engine about 40 horsepower and a log cart. Delivery to purchaser at the present location on the right-hand side of the Butler to Thomaston road between M T Gaultney’s place and Five Points about half a mile from the road. Sheriff R P McGuffin notes the sale.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Said
Hund & Drumgold
Mallory
Butler
Thomaston
M. T. Gaultney
A. W. White
Superior Court
R. P. McGuffin
Sheriff Sale Notice for Buffalo County Land Parcels
In April 1925, at legal hours, the Breeza property and additional parcels in the 14th and 15th districts will be sold to satisfy tax and court warrants. Parcels include 716 1/2 acres, lots 60 61 with exclusions near Butler Light and Power Co., all of lot 69 north of Beaver Creek, all of lot 92 north of Beaver Creek, 50 acres in lot 68 Little Mill property, and 656 in the 15th district. Conducted by Sheriff R P McGuffin for state, county, and school taxes and related assessments.
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Taylor County
Georgia
14Th
West Boundry Lin Et
Ines
Butler Light and Power Co
Beaver Creek
Little Mill
Li. J. Rawls
J. R. Beeland
H. J. Pope
R P
McGuffin
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Coolidge
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Petal
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McCurl
United States
Siuwe Hart McCurl
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Ariglet
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Island
Ring Remedies Co
Gateway Station
Kansas City
Missouri
John Oldcastle
Henry V
Shakespeare
Oldcastle
L. H. Cantrell
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Gainesville
Cardus
Thome
Joan
Sloan
Schoo
Lesson
Sheriff's Sale
Northern District of Georgia
Thos
J. Amos
Butler, Ga
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