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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1924
Page
8
Suit for divorce requires the respondent to appear at the October term of 1924 in the Superior Court of Taylor County Georgia to answer the complaint. If absent, judgment by default will be entered. Witness the Hon. Geo P Munro, Judge. August 6 1924. O B Cox, Clerk.
Petition to decree title to realty in Taylor Superior Court at October term 1924. Defendants include Sadie Arrington and Walter M Arrington. Court requires personal or attorney appearance for Sadie Arrington to answer the complaint. witnesses Hon. Geo. P. Munro, Judge. August 6, 1924. Clerk O B Cox.
Lara Hill Thurman sues J. B. Thurman for divorce in Taylor County Superior Court. The defendant must appear in October 1924, or default will be entered. Witness Geo. P. Monroe, judge, dated August 4, 1924, by Clerk U. S. Cox.
J Winatham filed for guardianship of Jerry Clifford and Virginite McCants, minors of J J McCants. The petition will be heard at 1800 AM on the first Monday in September next in Taylor County. August 5, 1923. A H Riley Ordinary.
Notice given that J. E. Trussell administrator applies to the Ordinary Court of Taylor County for leave to sell estate real estate belonging to Mrs. S. A. Trussell deceased for distribution. Hearing set for first Monday in September 1924. August 5 1924.
A concise quotation reflects on immature artists attempting to rearrange the universe while acknowledging its long standing structure. The remark attributes the world’s constancy to art’s deeper, enduring order. It evokes timeless considerations of creativity versus inherent reality.
The article discusses dairy cows starting milking after light breeding and freshening, typical ages from two to eighteen, and states the average time a cow stays in a dairy herd is four to six years. It emphasizes practical ranges for milk production and herd tenure.
The article outlines a step by step method to train a parrot to speak. It advises starting with simple phrases and rewarding progress with praise. It suggests teaching sentences one at a time and allowing weeks or months for the bird to progress toward repeatable phrases.
The Detroit News notes that while the French deck altered portraits to honor various royals, the English faces settled on Henry VIII and Elizabeth of York. The jack remains the court jester, and the ace deuce and trey derive from Latin and Spanish terms for origin and numbers.
A list claims ten of twelve so called great paintings depict religious subjects. Works include The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, The Last Judgment by Michelangelo, Descent from the Cross by Daniele da Volterra, Sistine Madonna by Raphael, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin by Titian, Holy Night by Correggio, Communion of St Jerome by Domenichino, Aurora Preceding Chariot of the Sun by Guido Reni, Immaculate Conception by Murillo, Descent from the Cross by Rubens, The Transfiguration by Raphael, and Sortie of the Civic Guard.
A corner druggist arranged a fibrous product display of cinchona cinnamon elm sassafras wild cherry and more. A dog climbed into the window and slept. A friend notes the dog seems out of place, but the druggist quips it is no assortment of barks.
A rich businessman hides from a storm in a small candy shop watching an elderly proprietor deal with a child. The patient owner inspires the magnate, who after half an hour offers to appoint him head floorwalker of a department store. The anecdote comes from the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Richard Terry announces candidacy for Judge of the Chattahoochee Circuit for the upcoming term. He seeks votes in the primary election on September 10 and pledges sincere appreciation and capable service.
The article lauds Perryman for three full terms in the state legislature noting his unassuming quiet effectiveness. It highlights his dedication to the legislator’s obligation as he retires from the Assembly and mentions his candidacy for solicitor general.
Mr Perryman has remained at his desk in the House, saying he "left the race at home in the hands of friends" after pledging to serve a term that ends next Wednesday. His six years in the House have earned him wide recognition across the state, and adjournment will send him home with thousands of well-wishers as he begins another political pursuit.
Danish education system cited as flawless with no illiterate families across the county. Authors claim universal literacy and high popularity of schooling, highlighting widespread educational access and outcomes.
Ballot lists candidates for a single nonpartisan race on September 10 1924. Names include T. J. Amos C. E. Averett G. A. Roberts and W. H. Sealy. Voters are instructed to select one candidate.
By order of the Taylor County court of ordinary the administrator will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in September 1924 at the county courthouse the north half of lot number seventy three in district fourteen containing 101% acres more or less. Terms stated. August 4 1924 H. A. Hinton Administrator Mrs Josephine Hinton.
Georgia Taylor County Charles C Cox administrator seeks discharge for Jessie W. Duncan estate. Court to hear citations at the September term. Witness A Horiley official signature dated August 1924.
Political notice seeks votes for George P Munro for reelection to the Superior Court in the Chattahoochee circuit. Primary election set for September 10th. author pledges sincere appreciation and best service.
Frank McLaughlin announces his candidacy for Judge of the Superior Court in the Chattahoochee Circuit subject to the Democratic primary on September 10, 1924. He pledges a faithful fearless and conscientious administration and seeks voters' support.
JONES PERRYMAN announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit under Democratic primary rules. He appeals to Taylor County and circuit voters for support for the September 10, 1924 election and pledges faithful duties if elected.
James B Hoyle announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit Superior Courts. He asks Taylor County residents and circuit voters for support and pledges faithful, conscientious service if elected.
Gilbert W. Fincher announces his candidacy for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit with a September 10 primary date and appeals for local support and influence from circuit voters.
Walker R Flournoy announces bid for re election as Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit subject to September primary. He cites two years in office as basis for improved future service and asks for fair minded public endorsement.
A candidate for representative in Taylor County requests support from voters of all genders in the September State Primary. He pledges best efforts to serve the county if elected, signing as A. J. Windham.
A political message from M. and Crook appeals to voters in the State Democratic primary on September 10. The candidate urges support from both men and women, cites public affairs experience in the county, and pledges best efforts to serve the people if nominated and elected.
A notice warns that zinc coatings on galvanteid iron buckets can dissolve into food if left standing, risking zinc poisoning. The advisory emphasizes do not let food sit in such containers even briefly to avoid contamination.
A letter from G C Smith, a former Senator of Georgia's 25th district, announces candidacy for Taylor County Representative in the Georgia General Assembly. He stresses progress, support for good roads and schools, and economical state and county administration ahead of the September 10 primary.
A candidate declares for the Democratic primary for Taylor County Representative. He argues protection of person and property, criticizes high taxes and state bureaus, and cites years of legislative experience to serve the county and state if elected. He seeks the support of all voters and promises to value their influence.
The candidate I H Aultman presents as a farming Republican style platform advocating equal rights, economy in administration and strong support for education and pensions for old soldiers. He pledges to help farmers bearing tax burdens and to push measures aiding rural residents. He signs off respectfully, urging voters to consider his platform.
A candidate for Tax Collector of Taylor County announces his bid and pledges faithful discharge of duties. He asks for voters support and influence to win the election. The message is signed by WH SEALY.
W. W. Douglas announces his candidacy for the office of Tax Collector of Taylor County. He asks for the aid and support of county residents and pledges to faithfully discharge the duties if nominated.
The speaker, C. E. Avare, announces candidacy for Taylor County Tax Collector. He pledges fair, impartial duties and a campaign conducted on a high plane with respectful conduct toward opponents.
Amos announces his candidacy for Tax Collector of Taylor County subject to the September 10 1924 primary. He asks for support from friends and citizens and pledges his best efforts to run the office efficiently. Dated July 31 1924 at 7 3 AM.
H H Harmon announces his candidacy for Taylor County Tax Collector, subject to the September 10 special primary. He appeals for votes and pledges his best service and appreciation for support.
G A Roberts declares candidacy for Taylor County tax collector and asks friends and citizens for support. He notes years of involvement in county business affairs and pledges service meeting public approval.
A candidate for tax collector announces seeking the office for a full term beginning January 1, 1925. The statement asks for votes and support from all voters in Taylor County and promises to apply best efforts if elected.
A candidate declares intent to run for the office of Tax Collector in Taylor County. The statement emphasizes personal qualification and desire to serve, urging voters for support and ballots in the upcoming election.
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