Sheriff Sale Notice in Taylor County Georgia
Levy against J. M. Downs and D. T. Downs to satisfy a 1924 Justice Court judgment in favor of Mrs. Eliza Amms. Property listed includes a Columbus 20 hp Bailer engine and a Frick Saw Mill outfit found in defendants possession. Levy returned by W. A. Williams. dated August 6, 1924.
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Columbus
Nowa “Frick
J. M.downs
D_T. Downs
Justice Court
G. M. Taylor County
Eliza Amms
J. M Downs
D.T- Downs
Levy
W. A.williams
Administrators Sale Under Court Order in Taylor County
An order of the court of ordinary of Taylor County directs a public sale on the first Tuesday in September 1924 at the county courthouse. The property is the north half of lot 73 in the 14th district, about 10 134 acres, with cash terms. H A Hinton administrator for Mrs Josephine Hinton.
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Court of Ordinary
Taylor County
Court House
Said
H. A. Hinton
Josephine Hinton
Guardianship Hearing Notified in Taylor County
J J Windham applies for guardianship of Jerry Clifford and Virginia McCants minors of J J McCants deceased. Hearing set at 10:00 A M on the first Monday in September at the Ordinary A H Riley's office.
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Georgia
Taylor County
J. J. Windham
Jerry Clifford
Virginia McCants
J. J. McCants
A. H. Riley
Leave to Sell Estate of Mrs S A Trussell
Notice given that J andTRUSSELL administrator applies to the Ordinary of sid county for leave to sell real estate of Mrs S A Trussell deceased for distribution. Hearing set at the regular term on first Monday in September 1924. This Apr 5 1924.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Sid County
S. A. Trussell
Court of Ordinary
J. & Trussell
Dismissal of Estate in Taylor County Ohio
Administrator S Cox cites all persons concerned to show cause why the discharge in the estate of Jesse W Muncen late of Taylor County should not be granted. Regular term of the Court of Ordinary on first Monday in September 1924. Witness dated August 5 1924.
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Cropctal
Taylor County
O. S. Cox
Jesse W. Muncen
Said County
Cecor
Court of Ordinary
A. H. Riley
Greenwich Meridian and the Royal Observatory
The Royal Observatory in Greenwich stood as a leading maritime science institution as Britain rose to global naval dominance, with Greenwich becoming the world’s basic meridian.
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Royal Observatory
Royal Observatory of England
Greenwich
Great Britain
One's Best Frienia and Loyal Platitudes
A reflective note on phrases and people who offer constant, sincere encouragement and unchanging support as true friends. The writer admires those who speak kindly lines and enduring bonds in daily life.
Teething Not the Cause of Babies’ Stomach Troubles
An old health column argues teething does not cause diarrhoea or dysentery in winter. It stresses proper care, clean milk from tuberculin-tested cows, and early, correct medical treatment. It warns hot nursery conditions provoke stomach disturbances and urges consulting a physician for sick babies.
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State Agricultural Department
State’ Board of Health
Hydrophobia Problem Prompts Tax Funding Debate
In Georgia the hydrophobia issue prompts calls for general assembly action. It argues dog owners should fund Pasteur treatment costs, noting 50 000 shots and 50 000.00 in typical expenses. The piece urges support for a state funded program and mentions a Marriage Bill in the Senate earlier and urges early House action.
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Georgia
General Assembly
Georgia State Board of Health
State Board of Health
Dodson's Liver Tone Suggested as Calomel Substitute
An old warning against calomel mercurial laxative endorses Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, non salivating liver remedy. The ad argues calomel causes sickness and lost work, while Liver Tone promises quick, gentle relief and is safe for children.
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Dodson
Thurman Divorce suit in Taylor County Georgia
Lala Hill Thurman sues J B Thurman for divorce in Taylor County. The defendant is required to appear at the Taylor Superior Court on the first Monday in October 1924 to answer the complaint. Witness Judge Geo P Monroe and Clerk O S Cox on August 4 1924.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Said
Lala Hill Thurman
J. B. Thurman
J. B.thurman
Taylor
Geo.p. Monroe
O. S. Cox
Witty remarks on power, home, and clever sayings
A collection of aphoristic quips touches on travel, Europe’s balance of power, and the idea of uniform divorce laws. It notes that home is the desired destination after vacations and suggests scientists create lightning, yet tame it remains elusive. It also remarks on physicians avoiding advertising when not using the title Dr.
Georgia Lawyer and Mayor Had Wide Rural Roots
Born in Webster County Georgia and raised on a farm, he studied under Prof J G Calhoun and entered the University of Georgia in 1897 where he earned a G in basketball football and track. He began law practice at Cuthbert Randolph county in 1901 served in the Legislature 1905 06 was city attorney and mayor in 1918 14 moved to Columbus in 1916 and practiced law thereafter.
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Webster’ County
J. G. Calhoun
Middlewest
Georgia
University of Georgia
University
Cuthbert
Randolph County
Randolph
Columbus
Reelection Bid by Judge George P. Munro in Chattahoochee Circuit
The candidate announces his intention to seek reelection as Judge of the Superior Court in the Chattahoochee Circuit for the upcoming term. He asks voters to accord him the honor in the primary to be held September 10, promising sincere appreciation and continued service.
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Superior Court of the
Frank McLaughlin Announces Candidacy for Superior Court Judge
A candidate for Judge of the Superior Courts in the Chattahoochee Circuit announces his bid with a pledge of faithful fearless and conscientious administration. The Democratic primary is set for September 10 1924 and he seeks voters support and influence.
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Chattahoochee Circuit
Frank McLaughlin
Jones Perryman seeks Solicitor General in Chattahoochee Circuit
A candidate announces for the office of Solicitor General in the Chattahoochee Circuit under the Democratic primary held September 10 1924. He asks Taylor County and circuit voters for support and pledges faithful service if elected.
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Chattahoochee Circuit
Taylor County
Jones Perryman
James B. Hoyl Seeks Solicitor General Post in Chattahoochee Circuit
James B. Hoyl announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the Superior Courts of the Chattahoochee Circuit. He appeals to voters in Taylor County and the circuit for support, pledging faithful service if elected.
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Chattahoochee Circuit
Taylor County
Jas. B. Hoyl
Fincher Seeks Solicitor General Post in Chattahoochee Circuit
Gilbert W. Fincher announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit pending the September 10 primary. He asks for circuit residents’ support and influence.
Re-election bid for Solicitor General of Chattahoochee Circuit
A candidate seeks re-election as Solicitor General in the Chattahoochee Circuit under the September primary rules. He notes two years of prior experience and asks for public endorsement for continued service.
Wilker R. Flournoy for Representative
Wilker R. Flournoy announces candidacy for representative from Taylor county in the September state primary. He appeals for support from men and women and pledges his best efforts to serve the county.
Democratic primary focus on county service in Georgia
A candidate appeals to September 10 state primary voters. The letter emphasizes experience in public affairs and commitment to serving the people in the General Assembly of Georgia if nominated and elected. The writer seeks support from both men and women voters and signs respectfully.
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Taylor County
General Assembly of Georgia
England's London Gazette Chronicle Recalls Its 258 Years
The London Gazette, England's state newspaper since the 17th century, traces its origin to 1665 under Charles II. It notes its early name Oxford Gazette as the court fled to Oxford during plague times, marking a historic lineage.
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England
London Gazette
Charles II
Oxford Gasette
Oxford
Smith Declares Candidacy for Georgia House from Taylor
G C Smith announces bid for Representative from Taylor county in Georgia General Assembly. He thanks voters for prior honors as Senator of the 28th district and pledges to defend Taylor and state interests, seeking progressive work, good roads, schools, and economical administration ahead of the September primary.
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Taylor
Feros
Georgia
General Assembly of
Taylor County
G. C. Smith
Walter E. Steed Seeks State Office in Taylor County
Walter E. Steed announces candidacy for a state seat in the September Democratic primary. He argues protection of person and property, criticizes high taxes from bureaus and agencies, and pledges practical service if elected. He asks for support from Taylor County voters and notes his legislative experience.
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Bub
Setember
Theen
Taylor County
Walter E. Steed
Equal Rights Platform From H H Aultman Georgia Candidate
Aultman, a Taylor County farmer, declares bid for Georgia General Assembly in September 1924 Democratic primary. He pledges economical administration, limited appropriations to essential state institutions, support for education and pensions, and relief for farmers, asserting the farm sector bears taxation. He asks for voter approval and influence with gratitude.
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Taylor County
General Assembly of
Georgia
South
Aultman
Pax Collector of Taylor County Candidacy Announcement
A candidate announces for Pax Collector of Taylor County pledging faithful duty and seeking voters support and influence. The notice requests respect from the electorate for the forthcoming campaign.
Candidate Announces Candidacy for Taylor County Tax Collector
A local notice states a person announces candidacy for the office of Tax Collector of Taylor County. The candidate seeks support from county residents and pledges to faithfully discharge duties if nominated.
AVERETT Announces Candidacy For Tax Collector
C C AVERETT announces his candidacy for Taylor County Tax Collector. He pledges fair impartial duties and a high minded campaign with kind personal regard for opponents, the first time he seeks office.
Tax Collector candidacy announcement for Taylor County
A declaration dated July 31 1924 announces a bid for Tax Collector of Taylor County subject to the September 10 1924 primary. The candidate requests support from friends and fellow citizens and pledges to run the office in the best possible manner.
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Taylor County
Harman Announces Candidacy for Taylor County Tax Collector
Letter from H. H. Harmon to Taylor County voters announces his bid for Tax Collector subject to the September 10 primary. He pledges diligent service and expresses gratitude for support from friends and solicitations received.
G A Roberts Seeks Support Through County Service Record
G A Roberts appeals to county residents asking for support from friends and fellow citizens. He notes years of involvement in county business affairs and asserts readiness to provide service that will meet broad approval.
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Taylor ’County
G. A. Roberts
Garrett Seeks Tay lor County Tax Collector Post
R Le Garrett announces candidacy for Tay lor county tax collector for the full term beginning January 1, 1925. He appeals for votes and support from all voters including men and women, pledging to conduct the office with the best efforts to please the people.
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Taylor County
Candidacy Announcement for Taylor County Tax Collector
REO PERETYS announces candidacy for Tax Collector of Taylor County. He states he runs at 4am not at friends’ urging but from desire and competency, and seeks voters’ support and vote.
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Taylor County
Reo. Peretys
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