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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1924
Page
8
In the court of Georgia the plaintiffs complaint appears to be unanswered and the court will proceed to justice. Witness the Hon. Geo. P. Munro, Judge. August 6, 1924. C. B. Cox, Clerk.
Mrs Hattie Arrington sues Walter M Arrington and Sadie Arrington in Taylor County Georgia for a realty decree. Defendants Sadie Arrington must appear at the October 1924 term of the Superior Court to answer the complaint, otherwise default will be entered. Witness Judge Geo P Munro. Clerk 0 S Cox.
Libel for divorce in Taylor County names Lala Hill Thurman as plaintiff against J B Thurman. The defendant is ordered to appear with counsel at the Taylor County Superior Court on the first Monday in October 1924 to answer the complaint or the court will proceed. WIT: Geo P Monroe presiding judge. This 4th day of August, 1924. U S Cox Clerk.
The court notes Windham applied for guardianship of Jerry Clifford and Virrip McCeants, minors of J J McCeants, who is deceased. A hearing is set for the first Monday in September at 10:09 in the morning in the ordinary’s office, August 7, 1928, by A H Risey.
In a notice filed, Mrs. S A Trustell estate seeks leave to sell property for distribution. The application will be heard at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary of Grorsta-Tarzler County on the first Monday in November 1924. Administrator J B Frusselle signs the filing.
The fragment attributes the idea that young artists misinterpret the cosmos believing it shifts, while asserting the universe remains fixed. It attributes a quote to Jon Irekine about artistic pretension and cosmic constancy in a reflective, cryptic tone.
The text notes cows commonly freshen from age two to eighteen and that typical dairy herd tenure ranges from four to six years. It presents general dairy hered knowledge without specific events or individuals.
Former Senator Harris presents his service record highlighting wartime aid to Georgia soldiers, veteran support, agricultural measures, and farm credit efforts. He cites funding for peach packing, hospital locations, and anti trust actions while asserting loyalty to farmers and prohibition era stances.
Born in Webster county Gaz was prepared for college by Prof J J G Calhoun in 1895 67 and entered the University of Georgia where he excelled in basketball football and track. He practiced law in Cuthbert Randolph County represented Randolph in the legislature in 1906 6 served as city attorney and mayor of Cuthbert in 1913 14 then moved to Columbus in 1916 continuing a steady legal career across local courts.
By order of the court of ordinary the public sale of the north half of lot 73 in the 14th district Taylor County is set for the first Tuesday in September 1924 within legal hours at the county courthouse. The tract contains about 10134 acres and cash terms apply.
Georgia Taylor County estate of Jessie W. Duncan shows Cox as administrator seeks discharge. Court to hear at regular Ordinary term on first Monday in September with witnesses and official seal.
George P. Munro announces candidacy for reelection to the Superior Court. He thanks supporters and pledges continued faithful service in the upcoming election set for September 10.
Frank McLaughlin announces his candidacy for Judge of the Superior Courts of the Chattahoochee Circuit. He will seek the Democratic primary on September 10, 1924, and pledges a faithful fearless conscientious administration if elected. He seeks voters’ support and influence across the circuit.
A public notice from Sally Jones Perryman announces her run for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit in the Democratic primary set for September 10 1924. She urges Taylor County and Chattahoochee Circuit voters to support her and pledges faithful duties if elected.
James B. Hoye declares his bid for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit. He asks Taylor County voters for support and pledges faithful service without pledges or promises if elected.
Gilber t W Fincher announces candidacy for the office of Solicitor General in the Chattahoochee Circuit. He seeks support from voters ahead of the September 10 primary.
The candidate for re election to the office of Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit appeals for a fair minded public endorsement. He notes two years in office and pledges to continue serving the public with improved service.
Tam-a candidate Flournoy from Taylor County submits a pledge of service and asks for the interest and support of men and women voters in the September State Primary. He promises his best efforts to serve the people if elected, signing as J Windham.
A Tama County candidate for the state House seeks Democratic primary votes from Taylor County voters. The message emphasizes experience and interest in representing both men and women and asks for broad support from the community.
The London Gazette stands as England's state newspaper, one of 38 such papers. It traces to the Oxford Gazette first published 258 years ago during the reign of Charles II, when plague prompted royal court moves to Oxford.
G C Smith declares campaign for representative from Taylor County to the Georgia General Assembly subject to the September 10 primary. He pledges to advance Taylor County and state interests with progressive work, promoting good towns and schools and economical administration.
A candidate announces for Representative in the September Democratic primary. He cites protecting persons and property, criticizes high taxes and state bureaus, and asks Taylor County voters for support, pledging practical legislative service if elected. He notes limited chance for personal meetings but appreciates voter backing.
A Taylor County farmer running in Georgia's Democratic Primary on September 10 1924 outlines his stance for equal rights and no special privileges. He backs economical administration supports education and pensions for veterans opposes unnecessary appropriations and aims to ease taxation on farmers.
W W Douglas announces candidacy for Tax Collector of Taylor County. He seeks the aid and support of county residents and pledges faithful discharge of duties if nominated and elected.
Cc E Averett announces candidacy for Tax Collector of Taylor County seeking votes and support. He pledges fair impartial duty, a clean campaign on a high plane, and kindly treatment of opponents.
Candidate T J Amos announces his candidacy for Tax Collector of Taylor County subject to the September 10 1924 primary. He seeks one term and asks for friends and citizens support promising to run the office in the best manner. July 31 1924.
H Harmon announces acceptance of candidacy for Tax Collector in Taylor County subject to the September 10 special primary. He pledges best service and gratitude for support in the note to voters.
The speaker announces candidacy for tax collector of the county and asks for the business affairs of the county for a number of years. They express belief in readiness to provide service meeting broad approval.
A candidate announces for Tay lor County tax collector for the full term starting January 4 1925 asking for votes and support from all voters including women. The pledge promises best efforts to run the office in the fairest manner to please the people.
A candidate announces candidacy for Taxana of Taylor County pledging faithful duties and sincere appreciation for voter support and influence. The statement reflects a local political bid seeking election by the electorate.
Tami Reynolds of Georgia announces her run for Tax Collector of Taylor County. She states the campaign is her own initiative, aims to serve competently, and seeks voter support to win the office.
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