Public sale to settle land debt in Taylor county
I F Peebles will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in January 1925 before the courthouse door in Taylor County ninety acres part of land lot 151 in the 5th District known as the Mrs Mary C Royal place. The sale secures a debt of 500 and 4000 due Oct 19 1924 with interest after maturity. Proceeds cover debt costs. balance to Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peebles
I. F. Peebles
L F. Peebles
Selands
Aia
Taylor County
Mary. C. Royal
Mary O. Royal
F. Peebles
W. Foy
Publication Notice of Guardian Sale in Georgia
In Macon and Taylor counties guardian E W Fowler seeks private sale reinvestment of two thirds undivided interest in land of 405 acres in Taylor County for wards Elan Jennie Lena and Ernest Fowler. Sale date January 5, 1925. Notices published in Macon County Citizen and Butler Herald. A court petition and oath filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E., W._ FOWLER
Georgia
Macon County
A. Littlejohn
Superior Court
Said County
E. W. Fowler
Elan
Jennie
Lena
Ernest Fowler
Said
Taylor County
Macon County ‘Citizen
Macon
County of Guardian
Butler: Herald
Benjamin F. Neal
Leah Ozin
Year s Support for Windham Widow to Be Heard in January
On December 9 1924 the court set the report of appraisers appointed to allot twelve months support from the estate of James F. Windham deceased to his widow Mrs Jas F Windham for consideration at the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in January 1925. Ordinary BH Ridey notes the filing of the required report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Manse McCarty
Ada McCarty
A. H. Riley
Ito
James F. Windham
Jas. F. Windham
Court of Ordinary
Ridey
The Country Editor In Bold Village Voice
The Country Editor is described as close to the people's heart and voice. He knows their thoughts, laughter, sighs, and sorrows, voicing their longings even before formed. He speaks for them, defends, scolds, praises, and warns, serving as a loyal brother in village and town. History will seek his writings in the future.
Postage rise urged by Postmaster General New
Washington reports that Postmaster General New urged Congress to raise postal rates aiming at about 68 million dollars annually for pay of postal workers. The plan targets second, third, and fourth class mail with notable increases in newspapers, circulars, direct mail advertising, and a rise in postal card rates to one and a half cents. Scheduled gains include 10.88 million on newspapers, 12 million on parcels, 18 million on direct mail, 12.5 million on cards, and smaller adds for registered letters, money orders, insurance, and COD fees.
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Washington
Congress
New
Postmaster General
Postal Committee
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Association
Sterling
Senate Post Office Committee
Administrators Sale of Land in Taylor County Georgia
Public outcry sale ordered by the Court of Ordinary Taylor County Georgia at its October 1924 term. Ninety two acres of east half of lot 230 plus four acres removed from the NE and NW corners, plus west half of block 4 Reynolds city with a 50 foot strip to the western corporate line bounded by Talbot Street alley Marion Street and Lot 274. Estate of J A Mathews deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Ordinary
Taylor County
Georgia
Reynolds
Talbot Street
Marion
J. A. Mathews
Sale of Land by Butler Banking Co 1924 notice
On March 1 1921 G Smith deeded to Butler Banking Co to secure debt. Public sale planned January 5 1925 at the county court house to settle principal 5630 40 and interest 94 26 with costs. Lands include Payne Place 617 acres in Taylor County plus adjacent parcels. Proceeds applied to debt. balance to G C Smith or representative. Also a Sessions Loan Trust Co sale of 101.5 acres in Taylor County to satisfy 5000 note with 8 percent interest due November 1 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
G. Smith
Butler Banking Co
Butler Banking Company
Will R Bennett
Said
Payne Place
T. J. Fountain
A. J Fountain
A J. Fountain
G. C Smith
W. Foy
Judson Locke
Sessions Loan Land’ Trust Company
Court House
Geo
Lefey
Cos Taylor
Bernes
Lewis Adams
John Turner
Sali Locke
A. Joma
Fragmentary Legal Notice Hinting At Court Hour
A fragmentary OCR reads like a legal notice noting a door or hour and a described event. The readable parts are sparse but indicate a scheduled action or court-related timing, with names or locations obscured by the damage.
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General Chemical Company
Orchard
J. W. Woolfolk & Co
Fort Valley, Ga
Rector St., New York
Service
Edwards Bros
Atlanta
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
W. Philadelphia
Cordele
B. Rhodes
181 Terminal
Macon Ga
Third Street
Macon, GA
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Macon _Printing School
Z. A. Littlejohn
Americus
Aspiri
SAY
Bayer Aspirin
Bayer
Cowet
Mir
Sai
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