Vision and faith spark enterprise across Taylor County
The article extols Vision Faith Belief as vital for business and life, urging readers to envision beyond today and sustain hope amid hardship. It cites community figures, praises unity, and ends noting Postmaster Bazemore announces no mail delivery on Christmas Day December 25.
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Prisey
Ny County
Sergne
Alkea
Taylor County
Tyer County
Chamber of T
C. W. Bazemore
Christmas Echoes Through Dusk to Winter Firesides
A reflective Christmas column laments fading seasons from twilight to winter. It contrasts autumn golds with frost and recalls 1929 Christmases, urging warmth by fireside, gratitude to God, and the coming of Christmas as angels guard the tender flock.
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Wimer
Jack Frost
Heaven
Georgia News: County Projects and Notable Deaths
Bibb county plans to enlarge and improve its home for the poor. Prominent deaths include Mrs. J. A. Hall of Lamar county and W. E. Melvin of Fort Valley. A cyclone hits Crisp county. a fort Benning private dies in a liquor contest. a trap gun kills a chicken thief near Macon. Grant and legal actions span multiple cities with court sentences, bank dividends, and public notices.
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Bibb County
Barnesville
J. A. Hall
Lamar County
Macon
W. E. Melvin
Fort Valley
Col
George Carson, Sr
Georgia
Commerce
Lundy Named County Agent by Taylor County Board
Mr W A Lundy was chosen as county agent by the Taylor County commissioners after his application was approved. He and wife Mrs Lundy, a Wesleyan College graduate, will move to Butler next week to assume duties on January 1 with strong endorsements from District Agent J A Johnson and local officials.
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W. A. Lundy
Taylor County
Lundy
Butler
Wesleyan College
J. A. Johnson
Mr. Lundy
Gradycoun
Rupert Cooper 30 Succumbs to illness in Rupert
Rupert community mourns as William Clarence Cooper dies Tuesday morning after a brief illness. The 30 year old son of J W and Mrs J W Cooper, a devout Methodist and respected worker, is survived by parents and several siblings and a large extended family. Funeral services were held at the family home Wednesday at 10 with Rev W R Lawhorn officiating, burial at Sand Bethel church near Rupert.
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J. F. Warren
Mable White Baptist Church
Macon
Mr. Warren
Santa Claus
L. J. Russell
Waycross
Federal Penitentiary
W. B. Stewart
Crawford County News
Knoxville
Crawford County
Georgia Post
Bascom S. Deaver
Middle District of Georgia
Flint River Pecan Company
Lee County
South Georgia Trust Co
Albany
J. Morse Ely
Chicago
Thomasville
William Clarence Cooper
J. W. Cooper
Rupert
Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Methodist Church
W. R. Lawhorn
Sand Bethel Church
Masons Elect Officers for Fickling Lodge 129
The following officers for the upcoming Masonic year at Fickling Lodge No. 129 were elected. Public installation and festival communication with Mason families will be held at the Masonic hall on December 27 starting at 6 p m.
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Fickling Lodge
C. E. Benns
C. R. Brown
M. R. Williamson
F. A. Peed
L. R. Adams
J. T. Adams
Lawson Wilson
R. A. Turner
J. M. Austin
W. W. Douglas
Masonic Hall
Negro cutting on farm leads to razor attack and accident
John Bateman, a Black tenant farmer on E F Bone’s land, and his 14 year old son were severely cut with a razor by Bateman’s step daughter Friday night as she protected her mother and other family members. The boy’s wound occurred accidentally while he was held by his father during the assault.
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John Bateman
E. F. Bone
Bateman
No Paper Next Week Herald Holiday Schedule
The Herald will not publish a regular edition next week during the Christmas holidays. A smaller edition may appear if required to run the legal advertisements for the month.
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Herald Force
Herald
Fire Works and Holiday Goods Advertised at McCants Mill Store
A brief ad announces a full line of fireworks and holiday goods including toys fruits nuts and candies at McCants Mill Store.
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McCants! Mill Store
Court Ends Busy Session at Taylor County Bench
The Taylor Superior Court concluded a long term with Judge McLaughlin presiding. Key cases included Gary Montfort accused of rape and assault with intent to murder, and Bernard Gordy charged with murder in Butler. Gordy was found guilty and sentenced to imprisonment. Bryan received a suspended penitentiary term after a guilty verdict for shooting Reynolds marshal Frank Kimball. The report notes jury selection, testimony, and closing arguments, with detailed summaries of witnesses and legal counsels.
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Taylor Superior Court
McLaughlin
Columb
Gary Montfort
C. C. Bryan
Reynolds Merchant
Bernard Gordy
Butler
C. C Bryan
Bryan
Frank Kimball
Marshall
Reynolds
Gary Ontfort
Macon
Montfort
Tes
Mymland
Gosie Skargd
Triglof Ryg
Stein
G Driskell
O. T. Driskell
T. Willis
Will Parks
W. C. Casey
C. M. Windham
B. F. Harvey
J. A. Smith
G. . Robinson
Lew
Mr. Smith
Taylor County Court House
Gordy
Milledgeville
Smith
Fowler
Bexnen Mn Arias
Georgia
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Henry Butler
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Georgia Supreme Court
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U. S
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Georgia Real Estate Commission
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