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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1924
Page
8
Rosehul Paine King sues J B King for divorce in Taylor Superior Court. Defendant must appear at October term 1924 to answer the complaint. failure to do so may result in default. Witness Judge Geo P Munro. clerk Cox. August 6 1924.
Petition to decree title to realty in Taylor County Georgia appears before the Superior Court at the October term 1924. The defendant or attorney is required to appear and answer the plaintiff's complaint. If in default the court will proceed as justice requires. Dated August 6 1924. Cox, Clerk.
Notice for divorce in Taylor County Georgia directs the defendant to appear in the Superior Court on the first Monday in October 1924 to answer the plaintiff's complaint. The clerk, O. S. Cox, records the summons as of August 4, 1924, with Judge Geo P. Monroe presiding.
J J Windham petitions in guardianship for the minor children of Jerry Clifford and V P McCants. The court sets a next hearing on the first Monday in September. Ordinary AH Reg ey issues the notice.
A fragmented notice requests leave to administer the estate of Mrs A Pias, identified as deceased. The readable text references probate action and estate proceedings, with emphasis on rights and next steps for heirs and creditors.
A compact note reflects on an immature sin in art thought, suggesting the universe is not new but long established, with the world of art attempting to rearrange it while remaining fixed in its ways, attributed to John Erskine.
A historical note explains cows commonly start milk production after freshening, with ages ranging from two to eighteen. It states the typical duration a cow remains in a dairy herd is four to six years.
Senator Harris emphasizes his tenure as a working senator and friend of farmers. He cites funding for Georgia projects including a $915,900 for farm improvement, $6,000 for study of agricultural efficiency, and $10,000 for a new Atlanta office to expand markets. He notes tax shifts toward wealthier groups, rail and price reforms, farm product relief, and rail car safety measures. Endorsements from Hoke Smith and Farmers Union officials back his bid.
The text recalls a lawyer who began practice in Cuthbert Georgia in 1901 901 and represented Randolph in the Legislature in 1905 06 He served as attorney for the city of Cuthbert for years and moved to Columbus in 1916 where he has continued to practice law across the courts of the region
The estate of John Cox with GES as administrator is set for discharge by the Ordinary of Taylor County on the first Monday in September. The notice directs interested parties to appear and present objections if any.
Campaign notice from George B. Munro seeking reelection as Judge of the Superior Court for the Chattahoochee Circuit. Primary election set for September 10. Munro pledges sincere appreciation and best service to voters.
A statement announces a candidacy for Judge of the Superior Courts of the Chattahoochee Circuit in the Democratic primary on September 10, 1924. The candidate pledges a faithful fearless and conscientious administration and asks for voters' support and influence of the circuit.
A letter from Jones Perryman announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit. He appeals to Taylor County and circuit voters, seeking support in the Democratic primary and promising a faithful discharge of duties if elected.
A brief note references the Somes t or General and voter questions about a credit proposal tied to the Chattahoochee region. The fragment signals a local fiscal discuss ion pending clarification and public input.
The remit to the Solicitor General is scheduled for September 6. The briefing outlines duties and procedural steps to be observed.
A candidate for the office of Solicitor in the G Chattahoochee district outlines the primary rules and deadlines due by September. The campaign stresses adherence to electoral procedures and upcoming filing dates.
A campaign notice from Wilker R Flquanoy running for representative in Faylor County. He seeks votes in the September state primary and asks for support from all voters, pledging to serve the people of the county if elected.
A political candidate from Taylor County appeals to Georgia voters in a Democratic primary race on September 10th. The letter stresses experience in county public affairs and expresses appreciation for support from both men and women. The writer pledges to serve the people if nominated and elected.
The London Gazette traces its 258 year lineage to the Oxford Gazette published for Charles I. It notes the 1665 shift when the court fled plague to Oxford, marking a pivotal moment in the paper's early history.
The writer pleads for Taylor county progress through work along all lines training upbuilding roads schools and enterprises. He calls for economical administration of state and county affairs and signs respectfully G C Smith.
The candidate declares belief in protecting person and property, criticizes high taxes due to state and county bureaus, and asserts taxation rights rest with the people. He appeals to Taylor County voters for support in the September Democratic primary, promising practical service and thanks for any vote.
The candidate for representative from Paylor County announces run in the Georgia General Assembly Democratic Primary on September 10, 1924. He pledges equal rights, economical administration, opposition to unnecessary appropriations, support for state education pensions, and serving taxpayers. He cites farming as his life and notes his local business demands limit personal solicitation.
A candidate announces run for tax collector in Taylor County. The filing signals intent to seek the office and manage county tax collection duties.
W W Dougeas announces his candidacy for the office of Tax Collector of Taylor County. He asks the support of county residents and pledges to faithfully discharge the duties if nominated and elected.
A.C. Averett declares candidacy for Tax Collector of Taylor County. He pledges fair impartial duty, a clean campaign, high standards, and kind personal conduct toward opponents in his first bid for office.
T J Amos announces his candidacy for Tax Collector of Taylor County for one term subject to the September 10 1924 primary. He asks for support from friends and citizens and pledges to run the office in the best manner, dated July 31 1924.
In a formal note to voters of Taylor county the author announces candidacy for Tax Collector subject to the upcoming special primary on September 10. He pledges best service and thanks supporters for their solicitude and backing.
G A Roberts announces candidacy for Taylor County tax collector. He notes years of involvement in county business affairs and seeks support from friends and fellow citizens. He pledges ready service and aims for approval.
Candidate for tax collector pledges best efforts to run the office in a manner pleasing to all people of the county. Seeks votes from both men and women and notes the term begins January 1 1925.
R O Perkins announces candidacy for the Tax Collector position in Taylor County. He states he is running on his own merit and capability, not at others’ solicitation, and appeals for voters to support him.
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