Southwest Georgia praised as land of promise by Babson
The Albany Herald published a 164 page Kiwanis survey by Roger W. Babson predicting strong growth for Southwest Georgia. He cites rising Georgia business activity, cotton mill spindle hours, wholesale trade, gasoline use, employment, life insurance sales, and postal receipts, with Georgia crops likely matching or exceeding last year. He highlights Albany southwestern counties' farm population growth and land value increase from 14 to 85 dollars per acre between censuses.
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Albany Herald
Georgia
Roger W. Babson
South
Economist
Miami
Florida
United States
Albany
A Wonderfl Love Story Promises Lifelong Benefit
A fragmentary notice touts a romantic tale with a line about sweethearts and husbands, urging readers to send ten cents for mailing cost to receive benefit through life, then provides an address.
Sloan's Liniment touted as rheumatic pain remedy
Advertisement notes Sloan's Liniment as a sure home treatment for rheumatic pain. John Walmsley of Glssrestte, N.S. claims it helped him and many others. Dubs the medicine as effective with light application, reducing swelling and inflammation. Available at druggists for 36 cents.
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John Walmsley
South King Street
Glssrestte
N.S
Sloan
Georgia land sale ordered by Taylor County court
By order of the Taylor County Court of Ordinary the estate of Louisa Williams will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in January 1926 at the courthouse door. The 50 acre tract lies in land lot 118 in the 18th district southwest corner. Sale terms cash. A M Williams administrator.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said
Towit
A. M. Williams
Admr
Louisa Williams
Letters of Dismissal in Taylor County Georgia
J M and C O White report full administration of James White estate and petition for letters of dismission. Notice calls all interested persons to appear at the Ordinary’s court on the first Monday in January. December 8 1925. L T Perd Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Itek
J. M
C. O. White
James White
L. T. Perd
Sheriff Sale of Bodiford Property in Taylor County Georgia
The sheriffs sale will occur at the courthouse door in Taylor County before noon on the first Tuesday in January 1926. The property is 101% acres more or less of lot No. 280 in the 12th district section two, Taylor County Georgia, levied to satisfy a Taylor County Superior Court judgment in favor of Reynolds Home Mixture Guano Co. against M. J. and Mrs. M J Bodiford. The sale is for cash to the highest bidder. This 8th day of December 1925. R. P. McGuffin, Sheriff.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Said
M. J
M J. Bodiford
Superior Court
Reynolds
Administrator's Sale of Estate Property at Courthouse Door
By order of the Court of Ordinary the administrator will sell at public outcry at the courthouse door in Etler on the first Tuesday in January 1926 the personal property including one Burroughs Adding Machine and one 8. W. Pistol. This 8th day of December 1925. O. B. Cox Admr Estate of J. J McCants.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
E Tler
Pean
Burroughs
COX, Admr
J. J, McCants
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors
In the District Court of the United States, Northern District of Georgia Western Division Clyde Clifton Hill is adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held in Columbus Georgia on January 8, 1926 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact business. Refere e in Bankruptcy Wm de L Worsley Columbus GA
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District Court of the United States
Georgia
Clyde Clifton Hill
Reynolds
Columbus Ga
Wm. de L. Worsley
Columbus Gu
Sale of Land in Georgia Reynolds County Tennessee Texas
In Taylor County the Reynolds Banking Company proceeds to sell land under a power of sale to satisfy a debt of 1227.65 and 1077609 unpaid, secured by a deed dated 1925 with security by Mrs B H Joiner. The property includes Lots nine ten eleven and twelve in Eastern Heights addition to Reynoulds City, at Hayne and Lasley Streets, with sale on the first Tuesday in January 1926 before the courthouse door. Deeds issued to purchaser per the deed.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Unser
Giere
Vince Taylor County
Court House
Gounvy
BH. Joiner
Reynolds Banking Company
E. W. Cook
Bank of Talbotton to sell Georgia lands for unpaid debt
On November 7 1919 Fr C Jarrell executed a deed to secure debt to the Bank of Talbotton covering 192% acres in land lot 79 and portions of lots 83 and 78 in the 15th district Taylor County Georgia. The deed, recorded in Deed Book 6 Folio 266, authorizes sale on default after newspaper advertising. sale will occur at public outcry on the first Tuesday in January 1926 before the Taylor County courthouse. Proceeds repay a note of 5400 with 5028.60 due, interest at 8 percent since November 1 1925. remaining funds, if any, go to Jarrell. This notice dated December 8 1925. BANK OF TALBOTTON by C W FOY Its Attorney at Law.
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Georgia
Baylor County
Fr. C. Jarrell
Bank of Talbott
A. H. Dennis
Lawton and
Saw Mill Road
Taylor County
Bank of
Talbotton
Hank of
Court House Oor
Bank of Talbotton
F. C. Jarrell
Legal sale of Reynolds property to satisfy secured debt
Under power of sale dated October 9 1923 and recorded in Taylor County Georgia the property in Reynolds is to be sold on the first Tuesday in January 1926 at the courthouse door. The description covers City Lot No 1 Block 82 with two gasoline storage tanks and connections to Central of Georgia Railroad tracks. The sale is subject to a $1,000 deed to secure debt in favor of Mrs M A Beall and a debt of $2,296 after prior payments with 8 percent interest from Oct 8 1928, with the lien of $1,000 in favor of Beall remaining outstanding. The action aims to satisfy the secured debt and related terms.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Taylor Superior Court
Court House
Said
Reynolds
Taylor
State of Georgia
Macon Street
Montague Street
Central of Georgia Railroad Company
One-Way Talent in Duluth Herald Adage
A Duluth Herald item states that talent tends to appear singly and that the man who earns money understands thrift and spending wisely.
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Duluth
Commissioner Announces Public Auction Of Taylor County Farm Lands
On the order of a federal decree in the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance case, Commissioner B H Chappell schedules a public auction for January 1926. Properties include fractional lot 172 and parts of 171, 148, 149, 149, and 147 in Taylor County. The sale, in front of the Butler courthouse, requires a 10 percent deposit with the balance due on confirmation, and all proceeds go to satisfy specified indebtedness.
Angel Labor Ends as Angels Knock Off Old Work
Angele no longer works in doin the best you kin, the saying states that the angelic effort could do no more, but angels stopped the hard labor long ago. The note reflects a folk proverb about limits to effort and the cessation of toil by angel workers.
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Angele
Angela
Bat de Angels
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