Miona Resort Sold to Florida Buyer in Courtenay Deal
Montezuma, Gen. Jan 2 Miona Springs property in Macon county was purchased this week by Cea Toler of Courtenay Florida for 12500 dollars. The medicinal waters have long been recognized by residents of Mouth Georgia and Florida visitors. Under new management a development program aims to make it a year round resort with improved facilities for summer tourism.
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Montezuma
Miona’ Springs
Macon County
Cea. Toler
Courtenay
Fla
Mouth
Georgia
Florida
Cotton Crop Outlook Warns of Massive 1926 Losses
Albany Herald reports that cotton growers in the South faced an estimated 400 million dollar loss if 1926 acreage remains at 1925 levels. A January conference in Atlanta will consider cutting eight to ten acres of cotton per plow as a basis for production and seek banking cooperation to enforce restrictions.
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South
Ark John
Albany Herald
Tragic Accident Claimed Little Girl After Pleasant Sumner Visit
Friends of Mr and Mrs Massey of Sumner report a fatal accident that happened while they were returning home from a day at their uncle T J Gill s home The little girl died despite medical care in Sumner The boy is expected to recover Mrs Massey suffered only minor bruises The funeral and burial were held Saturday at Sumner conducted by Rev M Vincent of Poulan The Massey family is closely linked with prominent local families in the county
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Pey
T._ J Gill
Sumner
Massey
Mar n-Vincent
Poulan
Late 1926 County of Taylor Banking Statement Notary
A garbled OCR excerpt shows a financial statement sworn by H K Sealy cashier in Taylor County Arkansas. The text references a bank and a statement sworn January 7th with attestations by F A Hicks notary and others.
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Taylor
H.k.sealy
Sealy
Kirkley
E Priocere
Sf.a
Ricks
Hbr
Musselwhite
Bank Statement Summary from 1960 Document
A bank officer sworn in attestation reviews a financial statement showing capital accounts, stock paid in full, undivided profits, current expenses and taxes paid, interest, and various certificates. The document cites cashiers checks, time certificates, and borrowed funds with a sworn declaration of truth. The date notes the fifth day of 1960.
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Bovidstand
Terestland
Notice of Tax Receivers Rounds and Schedule
Taylor County tax receiver Cooper announces tax books open February 1 and close May 31. Meetings and returns due dates set for February 1, March 15, March 26 and other local deadlines. Public office hours at the courthouse on Saturdays during court weeks.
Ethridge Trial in Slaying of Officer Named
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a trial involving Ethridge over the slaying of a policeman named Jones or Jone. The fragment references Grover Cleveland Policemen and a call for assistance or testimony on January 4.
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Ethridge
Five Men Follow Tenus to Seek and Find Jesus
Lesson text centers on John the Baptist pointing disciples to Jesus the Lamb of God. It outlines the young and adult audience guiding them to abide with Jesus, witness for him, and bring others to Christ. It emphasizes the testimony of John and the disciples' decision to follow Jesus, with focus on salvation through belief and fellowship.
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Jeaus
Christ
John
Chile
Jesus
Jesus Chi
Earth
Heaven
Jeane
Attainment as a Focus in Thoughtful Reflection
A compact reflection on how evaluating what we can achieve reveals progress itself. The fragment suggests effort, capability, and the mindset of measuring success through potential realized.
Near to God Quote Circulated as Philosophical Maxim
A saying urging view of eternal realities over worldly concerns is shared as a devotional maxim. The phrase promises that remaining near to God will make all things seem small by comparison.
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God
Frora Lowest Depth Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a depth line with phrases like lowest depth and height Cariy la. Readable elements reference a positional measure and a person name but lack context or complete facts to form a full news item. The fragment provides no clear event, date, location, or organization.
Taylor County Bank Statement of Condition
A historical bank condition statement for Taylor County Bank in Georgia dated January 6, 1996, sworn and subscribed before a notary. The document presents the bank's financial standing and official verification by G Mangham as cashier, capturing the county level banking record from Taylor County, Georgia.
Georgia Taylor County Bank Statement 1926 Sworn Assertion
Neisler cashier of Citizens State Bank attests under oath that the bank's stated condition is true and accurate as of the date in January 1926. The document records the bank's financial status and sworn verification by the cashier and a notary public.
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SRI Tay
Ontfort
Ing-Cois
Rirkley
Georgia
Taylor
Neisler
Caashier
Sworro
Saicy
Jans
Ny 'P
Fragmented Note on Judicial Etiquette and Bribery Fear
A clipped historical fragment discusses judges in Bogland, noting a ban on certain attire and fears of bribes. It mentions a tradition of presenting judges with white gloves when they have no cases, reflecting coded customs and tensions around corruption and propriety.
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Bogland
Tor
Alsizes
Evolution of Letters: From Imitation to Double V
A fragmentary note traces the development of the Roman alphabet, describing how the letter W emerged from the combination of V and U. It mentions the transition away from older forms and hints at the influence on carving and writing practices.
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Bacone Dore
Leas
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Save OF
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