Mi Resort Bought By Florida Realtor
The Miona Springs property in Macon County was purchased this week by C. J. Toler of Courtenay Florida for 12600. The resort, long valued for its waters, draws visitors from South Georgia and Florida, and under new management is expected to be developed into a year round retreat.
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Montezuma
Jax
Miona Springs
Macon County
C. J. Toler
Courtenay
Fis
South Georgia
Cotton crop losses push South to cut 1926 production
Albany Herald reports that cotton growers estimate a potential $40 million loss on the 12 bales crop if production remains high. John Ty King of the American Cotton Association argues for a drastic reduction in 1926 acreage, suggesting eight acres per plow, with bank cooperation to curb credits. A forthcoming conference in Atlanta on January 5 will discuss measures to prevent overproduction and stabilize prices for the South.
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Routh
John Ty King
American Cotton Association
Garboun
Atlanta
South
Albany
Herald
Tragic Car Crash Claims Little Girl Near Sumner
Two boys aged about five and seven were struck by a passing car near their home after leaving an aunt’s house. The girl died at Sumner hospital despite efforts, while her brother is expected to recover. Mrs Massey sustained minor bruises. Funeral services for the girl were held Saturday in Sumner. Rev. Marvin Vincent officiated. The family is linked to J. M. and C. White of Rupert and other local families.
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Hrista
Altamely
Sumner
J. M
C. White
Rupert
County
Bank cashier swears to correctness of statement
1612.25 1,250.00 $17,25482 112,196.68 Peony 1926 ca re) 1 H. K Sealy cashier of the above mentioned bank do sole I mnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief y HPKYSEALY Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of January A.D. KIRKLEY Notary Public States at Large Correct Attest F.A. Ricks S/H Bryant J. W. Musselwhite Directors
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H. K Sealy
Bank
Hpkysealy
A.D
Reed Bank statement filed in Taylors County Georgia
A bank cashier, L. F. Montfort, swears to a financial statement of capital stock, credits and cash items dated 1936, with figures for paid in capital, current assets, time certificates, cashier's checks, and notes payable, filed with the State of Georgia authorities.
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Bank For Surety
Banky
Colin
Panier
Aes Eames
Ewes An
Eead A Slockai
Cavite
Etna
Saae—Hiee Bank
Moun
Savin
Pepe
Stee Ales Lal
Tolal
Notice of Tax Receiver Rounds in Taylor County Georgia
Tax books open February 1 and close May 1 90 days to file returns. Rounds listed by town with dates from February 1 to April 29 and office at the courthouse on Saturdays and court weeks. G C Cooper tax receiver urges cooperation and thanks readers in advance.
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Rupert
Charing
Maul
Howard
Wesley
Perkins Court
Mattie “Riley
Old Digger
J. BeByrd
Reynolds
Potterville
Norwich
Fickling’s Mill
McCanta” Mills
Southland
Court House
R. T. Rj
Taylor County
Grover Ethridge Goes On Trial For Slaying of Jones County Policemen
Jan. 4 in Gal Gray results show Grover Cleveland Ethridge, a Jones county farmer, went on trial in Jones superior court on murder charges. The case stems from an ambush killing on Aug 28 of Floyd Malone and Frank Tucker, county policemen. Judge Jasiv B. Park of the Ocmulgee circuit ordered the special session, with large legal teams for both sides.
Followed Jesus After John the Baptist Testimony
Lesson centers on John the Baptist pointing to Jesus as the Lamb of God and two of his disciples Andrew and another unnamed follower choosing to follow Jesus. It highlights their private conversations with Jesus, the invitation to his dwelling, and the empowering act of bringing others to Christ, including Andrew bringing Peter and Philip bringing Nathanael.
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Jone
Lamb of God
John
Jesus
John the Baptist
Tesuis
Woof John
Baptiste
Jess
Andrew
Jobo
Joh
Jeane
Jame
Peter
Christ
Philip
Nathanael
Galilee
Pho
Nathaniel
Moses
Propheta
Nazarieth
Howes
Weldo
Nehenkel
Jésus
Elan
Jesus Christ
Earth
Heaven
Jesua
Attainment and effort in accomplishing tasks
A reflective note discusses the desire to accomplish things and the effort needed to determine achievement. It emphasizes evaluation of capability, perseverance, and the perspective that progress comes through sustained action rather than sudden success.
Fragmentary quote on perception of eternal realities
A partial readable line reflects a philosophical assertion that closeness to God clarifies perception, suggesting that temporal things appear inferior when compared with eternal realities. The fragment conveys a devotional tone without specific events or names.
From the Lowest Depth an Early Tale Emerges
A fragmentary line suggests a cryptic note about depth and discovery, hinting at an origin story or a buried manuscript. The text appears garbled but points to a possible historical or literary inquiry into depths and hidden knowledge.
Taylor County Bank Statement of Condition 1926
Georgia Taylor County financial record shows the Bank’s condition sworn by cashier H G Mangham before C E Comon on January 6 1926. The document confirms the bank's true condition as reflected in its books.
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State OF Georgia
Taylor County
H.G. Mangham
Taylor County Bank
Mangham
C. E. Comon
State of Georgia Taylor County missing bank affidavit header
Sworn statement from J H Neisler cashier of Citizens States Bank verifies the bank books show true condition as of January 1926. The document records Neisler's oath and signature acknowledged by a notary or official.
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Georgia
Taylor County
H. Neisler
Citizens States Bank
Aultman
Handout on old-time judges and white gloves on the bench
The handout recalls German and Scandinavian influence with judges forbidden to wear gloves on the bench to avoid bribes being dropped. It notes the custom of preheptite judges carrying a pair of white gloves when handling cases at assizes and court sessions.
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Bilder
Pogland
Aasizes
Pianist Gesa 7zichy A Hungarian Composer Rising
A fragment notes a Hungarian pianist and composer named Gesa 7zichy who lost his home in Kenting at age fourteen and studied piano under renowned teachers to become noted in his field. The text is garbled but preserves the core facts of origin, early hardship, and artistic training.
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Arne
Gesa 7Zichy
Plontec
Germ
Kenting
Evict
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Mi Resort
Florida
Reserve District No 1
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U.S
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Taylors County
L. F. Montfort
Reynold Banking Co
Pauls
Pat
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Grover
Ethridge
Maden USA
McKenzie Chemical Co
Montezuma, Ga
Jrdue
Alament
Butler,Gaz
Atric
Citizens State Bank
Reynolds,Ga
Scott
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