Grand and Traverse Jurors for Apr Term of Court
A Taylor County record lists Grand and Traverse jurors drawn for the April 1925 term by Honorable Geo. P. Munroets. Names include D. A. Childree, T. Adams, Cochran, White, Brown, Wilson, Spillers, Riley, Locke, Mathwes, Montfort, Bartlett, Edwards, West, Kirksey, Wilson, Ricks, West, Kimble, Spinks, Byrd, Gholson, Hodges, Mitchell, Cooper, Adams, Waters, Gaultney, Whatley, Montgomery, Neisler, Barrow, Whatley, Braddy, Windham, Kilby, Allman, Mitchell, Fountain, Dunlap, Trussell, Saunders, Theus, Parker, Carter, Wright, Posey, Hill, Caldwell, Peterman, Windham, Hill, Childs, Royal, Nelson, Whatley, Barrow, Searcy, Windham, Horton, Huey, Chapman, Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A Childree
T. Adams
T.' Cochran
White
W. M. Brown
A. Wilson
J. Spillers
D. W. Riley
J. E. Locke
J. T. Mathwes
L. F. Montfort
C. M. Bartlett
J. W. Edwards, R. S. West
A. D. Kirksey
Robert Wilson
F. A. Ricks
J. H. West
H. W. Kimble
W. A. Spinks
J. B. Byrd
T.J. Fountain
J. H Dunlap Sankie Trussell
W. T. Saunders
J. R. Theus J. T, Parker
A. M. Carter M, E Wright G. T Theus
C. P. Seay
David B. Posey
J. G. Hill, W. J. Caldwell
J. F. Peterman
T. R. Windham
W. M. Hill
J. T. Childs
R. A. Royal
Nelson W. C. Childs
C. E. Whatley
M. Barrow
John Searcy Gee
L. Windham
L. T. Horton
J. Huey
J.T. Chapman OD
W. Payne
Bankrupt Sale of A W White Estate Items
Pursuant to an order by Referee in Bankruptcy Wm de L Worsley a sale will be held April 8 1925 at 10:00 am at the former A W White residence now G W Booths. Items include pumps and jack bottles outfits vehicles and equipment. Ten percent bid deposit to the Trustee pending referee confirmation. H P Wallace Trustee A W White Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm de L. Worsley
A W. White
G. W. Booth
A. W. White
H. P. Wallace
Cold in the Head and Catarrh Cure Ad
An ad explains acute nasal catarrh as a run down condition and promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine a local ointment and systemic tonic. Supplied by W F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio, marketed by druggists for over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
WF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Making People Happy Through Self-Praise Encouragement
A brief note suggests boosting happiness by encouraging others to praise themselves, arguing the method costs nothing and can be effective in lifting spirits.
Arrange Furniture for Comfort and Coziness
The Kansas City Star notes cozy nooks gain popularity as makers improve comfort. Living rooms feature a prime fireplace group with two to three additional clusters. bedrooms and porches get smaller groups. In tiny rooms, armchairs form the main layout with a wing chair as a nucleus, aided by a lamp and shade for warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Birds Killed by Cars on English Highways
A British motor journal notes birds killed by autos and cites local drivers reporting daylong road fatalities. The Yorkshires Post editor warns wildlife vulnerability rises with season as young birds hedge roadside fly and fail to dodge speeding vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Yorkshire Post
England’s Shore Reclamation Advances Along Lincolnshire Coast
A long term effort to reclaim land from the sea around England’s coast is highlighted in Lincolnshire where 880,000 acres have been recovered since the Norman conquest. Since 1883 1905 erosion reduced 400 acres, yet 9,106 acres were gained, making the area the country’s richest soil. The Wash area near Wisbech, tied to King John’s era, marks a notable reclamation district.
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England
British
Wingland
John
Wisbech
Lincolnshire
Great Writer's Home Abbotsford and Sir Walter Scott
The Abbotsford residence on the Tweed, begun 1817 and finished 1824, is famed as Sir Walter Scott's home. It housed relics and inspired his writing after financial reverses. Scott, who lived there about a year, faced publisher failure yet repaid nearly 400000 after five years, working long hours, and died there in 1832.
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Abbotsford
Sir Walter Scott
Tweed
Abbots of
Scott
Kansas City
Boucaniers and the Rise of Buccaneers in the Caribbean
The term buccaneer referred to seventeenth century English Dutch and French sailors who opposed Spain. French settlers initially hunted wild cattle on Hispaniola at boucans, then adapted to piracy and raiding Spanish vessels and settlements as their base influence waned around 1700.
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Spain
Caribbean Sea
Satisfied With New Gallows At County Prison
A London Tit-Bita item notes a new gallows and drop pit at a county prison. The governor planned to inspect it and asked the jailer, Juller, about any difficulty in carrying out death sentences. the jailer replied there had been no complaints.
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Juller
London
Wesley News social notes fill Butler visits and meetings
Miss Mary Suggs guests Mrs Willie Suggs of Butler Monday. Families in Butler and nearby towns visit relatives, teach, and shop. The Ladies Aid meets Monday April 6 at 12 30 with a play Getting Off at Wesley school house. Local social life includes church attendance and visits from Daviston and Carsonville residents.
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Ladies Aid
Wesley School
the Herald
Local residents visit, move, and social notes from Leesburg area
Mr Frank Fain of Leesburg visited home folks recently. Mrs Willis Jinks visited daughter Mrs J G Hamilton. Mr W H Martin at Fort Valley spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs Felix Bailey of Americus stayed with Mrs J M Austin. Mrs J G Hamilton spent days in Atlanta. Mrs Shellman Martin and children were guests of Mr and Mrs W C Childs. Mrs H N Culverhouse and children were with Mrs Beulah Pickard. Edmund Spinks of Fort Valley visited home folks Saturday. John Jinks and family moved to Potterville to settle there. Miss Harris and Peacock of near Butler were guests of Miss Ruth Williams. Mrs R L Brown shopped in Columbus. Rey CL Wall returned home after visiting Ellaville relatives. Mrs WT Morris of Centerville and Miss Ethel Morris of Columbus visited Mrs Herman Vanlandingham Sunday. Miss Iva Jinks returned home after time with her sister Mrs J G Hamilton. Mr and Mrs J B England visited relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lorensa Purvis and…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Spinks
Fort Vakley
John Jinks
Potterville
R. L Brown
Columbus
Rey CL Wall
Ellaville
WT Morris
Centerville
Ethel Morris
Herman Vanlandingham
Local social notes from Mauk and nearby towns
Reynolds traveler Mr Royal visits. Joe Barnes and Evelyn Rupert guests of Mrs Roy Waller. Columbus trip by Rogers Brooks Watson and Roy Waller. Birmingham trip for Mrs T R Gaines. Am brose and Vienna residents visit. Birmingham illness affects Mrs W McFarland’s daughter. Anthony and Foster guests. Riley Montgomery takes new job in Ellaville via Ft Valley weekend. Sylvester and Char ing visitors. Ruby Jinks stays with Pauline Montgomery in Charing. preaching at Mr Nebo. local visit by Sweat Brooks and DeLa Russell. Gordon Harbuck mourns wife in Columbus leaving six daughters. prayers for the family.
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Joe Barnes
Evelyn
Rupert
Roy Waller
Jim Rogers
J F Brooks
Watson
Columbus
Ruby Jinks
Pauline Montgomery
Charing
Tom Montgomery
R D Waller
Nebo
2500 Vacancies Open at CM T Camp for 17 Year Olds
The CM T Camp invites boys under 17 to apply now. 2500 vacancies exist and free training is offered to eligible 17 year olds. Applicants should obtain blanks from Miss Leach Bryan. First proper applications received at Camp Headquarters will be accepted first.
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Miss Leach Bryan
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Macon
Ries & Armstrong
Third Street
Macon, GA
Grand and Traverse
Raverge
Geo, P
Yee
Ford
Kentucky
Ricks Bros
J. N. Bryan Reynolds
Wesley News
Mary Suggs
Willie Suggs
Butler
D W Wilson
Grady Wilson
Columbia
Janie Whatley
T J Harris
J M Haywood
Levi Smith
Grady Smith
O M Bazemore
J H Adams
Lathan Waters
Herman Amos
Ashville
N. C
W J Willis
George Parker
Thomaston
Susie Scandrett
Carsonville
Ernest Olive
Prattsburg
J B Adams
Geo. Amos
R A Turner
R M Suggs
Geo Parker
Aubury Adams
Daviston
F R Purvis
Mt Nebo
Ruth Williams
Misses Harris and
Peacock of
Gordon Jinks of
Pine Grove
H. N. Culverhouse
O ' Brown
Rev
Lmall
Bob Montgomery
Virginia Adams
Pne Grove
Lucy and
Robert Parks
D H Culverhouse
F. R Purvis
Lawrence Hill
Lewis Hill
Howard
Frank Fain
Leesburg
Willis Jinks
J G .Hamilton
W H Martin
Fort Valley
Felix Bailey
Americus
JJ. M. Austin
J G Hamilton
Atlanta
Shellman Martin
W. C Childs
H N Culverhouse
Beulah Pickard
Harris and
Peacock
Near Butler
Iva Jinks
Mrs J G Hamilton
J B
Lorensa Purvis
Mr. Royal
Reynolds
T. R. Gaines
Birmingham
E. B. Nelson
Ambrose
Speer
Vienna
W M McFarland
Jim Harbuck
J. L. Anthony
Arthur Foster
Riley Montgomery
Ft Valley
N B Chapman
Sylvester
Grady Watson
Ella Woodall
Mesdames
Sweat
Brooks
DeLa Russell
Gordon Harbuck
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