Warning to Choose Between Democratic Progressives and La Follette
Editor Tom Hamilton of the Augusta Chronicle voices a warning amid McAdoo support. He argues the November 4 decision pits reaction against radicalism and urges Georgia Democrats to back progressive democracy to ensure civilization and victory for the Democratic Party against La Follette's socialist, pacifist platform. He recalls 1917 opposition to Wilson and calls for fundraising and active voting to secure progressive Democratic success.
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Tom Hamilton
Augusta Chronicle
McAdoo
Warnin
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
la Follette
Teddy
Theodore Roosevelt
America
La_ Follette
Wilson
the Chronicle
Georgia
Farmers and Merchants Bank Statement, Charing Ga
Statement of Farmers and Merchants Bank located at Charing Georgia showing condition at close of business December 31, 19 as called for by the Superintendent of Banks. L. L. Purvis president R. O. Rogers vice president A. M. Halley cashier. Sworn statement by A M Halley that the report is true to the bank books. Submitted before me this 4th day of 1925. Garre State at Large commission expires March 1, 1925.
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Charing
Awarty
L. L. Purvis
R. O. Rogers
A. M. Halley
Ten & Borgte
Héetre
A.M. Halley
Ss. Garre
State OF Georgia
Taylor County
J. H. Neisler
Citizens State Bank
R. L. Bell
N. P
Reynolds
R. A. Hin Pon
W. BE. Marshall
L. F. Montfort
Jas. L. Burt
Taylor County Bank
Jas, L. Bart
O. E. Cox
Georgia
L, F
Montfort
A. D
Kirkley
Butler
R. A. Hinton
F. R. Purvis
H R. Lane
Dona Nes Emincs
Taylor
Ss. I
H. K. Sealy
A. D. Kirkley
I. A. Ricks
S. H. Bryan
E A, Hollis
Ancient Penny Gifted to Borough by Town Clerk
A silver penny from King Ethelred the Unready era 979 1016 minted at Sudbury England has been given to the borough by the town clerk who found it years ago and believes it genuine. The coin was placed on the borough’s technical collection.
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Mthelred H
Sudbury
Enygland
Pine Tar Honey Crowned Best Cough Remedy
The article extols Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as the proven remedy for coughs bronchitis and throat irritations. It claims quick relief within 24 hours and praises pine tar for loosening phlegm while honey soothes irritation and adds pleasant taste. It warns against other products and promotes the original formula sold for 60 cents at druggists.
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Bell
Dr. Bell
Public sale of Taylor County lands in 1925 deed case
On March 4 1922 A J Cooper conveyed land to Harry L Winter Inc to secure a 2500 note at 8 percent The deed recorded in Taylor County book P pages 66 7 authorizes sale on February 3 1925 at the courthouse Butler Ga The tract includes parcels 161 and 192 in the 12th District totaling about 405 acres The note is now due with interest and total due 2995 The sale will pay the debt and costs with any excess to Cooper or heirs Attorney W E Steed acts for Winter Inc
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Georgia
Taylor County
A. J. Cooper
Harry L. Winter
Taylor Superior Court
Hary L. Winter Incorporated
Taylor County Court House
Butler
A. D. Cooper
A.D. Cooper
Citizens State Bank Reynolds Ga Showing December 31 1924 figures
Citizens State Bank Reynolds Georgia reports its year end 1924 condition as called by the Superintendent of Banks. The statement lists resources including time loans and discounts, demand loans, furniture and fixtures, cash in vault and deposits with reserve agents, advances on cotton, checks and other cash items, and total resources. Liabilities show capital, undivided profits, deposits, time certificates of deposit, savings deposits, and cashier's checks. J H Neisler, cashier, swore to the report before R L Bell, N P, January 6 1925.
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Nsual
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Taylor County Bank Statement of Condition 1924
Taylor County Bank of Butler Georgia shows condition at close of business December 31 1924 as required by the Superintendent of Banks Eli Garrett president J B Posey vice president Jas L Burt cushion note.
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Butler
Georgia
Eli Garrett
Jas. L. Burt
Reynolds Banking Co. Statement and Officials Named
Reynolds Banking Co of Reynolds Georgia presents the 1924 call for supervision with officers R A Hinpon president W B Marshall vice president L F Montfort cashier. The report lists assets including time loans and discounts one million nine hundred seventy two thousand two hundred ninety one dollars and sixty cents with deposits of sixty two thousand four hundred forty six dollars and twenty three cents. Signed by J L Burt cashier Taylor County Bank and L F Montfort cashier Reynolds Banking Co with notary A D Kirkley January 1925.
Bank report details for Butler Banking Company 1925
Banking commission of record shows Butler Banking Company ledgers as of December 31 1924 with Time Loans and Discounts 57961 38 including capital stock 25000 undivided profits 10247 and deposits subject to check 10021 06, cashiers checks, and other liabilities totaling 97740 14 verified by H R Lane cashier on January 5 1925 before Notary R S West N P Taylor County Georgia.
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State OF Georgia
Taylor County
H. R. Lane
Butler Banking Company
R. S. West
N. P
Georgia
Leave to Sell Real Estate Filed in James White Estate Georgia
J M and C O White as administrators of the James White estate in Taylor County apply for leave to sell the real estate to pay debts and for distribution among heirs. If no objections are filed, the ordinary will rule on the application on the first Monday in February 1925. L T Peed Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
J. M
C. O. White
James White
L. T. Peed
Notice to Debtors and Creditors for S A Mitchell Estate
All creditors of the estate of S A Mitchell deceased are notified to render their demands to the undersigned per law. All persons indebted to the estate must make immediate payments to L E Mitchell administrator of the estate.
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Georgia
Taylor County
S.a.mitchell
Reider
L. E. Mitchell
Admi
S. A. Mitchell
Annapolis Declares Rise as Maryland Capital in 18th Century
From a small Bevern settlement Annapolis expanded in 1664 onward, growing in size and status until it became Maryland’s capital. By 1750 it earned fame for gaiety and luxury, earning the nickname The Pearl of the Colonies.
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Annapolis
Bevern
Maryland
Disaster at Herat: Afghan Army Perishes in Cold
During a 1750 retreat from Persia 18000 troops of Ahmed emir of Afghanistan died overnight from extreme cold around Herat. The catastrophic loss marked a devastating setback for Afghan forces in the era.
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Persia
Ahmed
Afghanistan
Herat Ip Ite
London Friars Named by Color in Topography and Tales
The Black friars, White friars, and Gray friars refer to the Dominican, Carmelite, and Franciscan orders. Their names recur in London topography and local storytelling, reflecting historical presences and popular legend.
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London
Hall's Catarrh Medicine overview and sales claim
An old advertisement describes catarrh as a nasal condition and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It lists an ointment for local use and a tonic that purportedly builds the system to resist colds. The product is declared to be sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
The Way of Life This Byline Sermon on Life and Marriage
A brief sermon from the Tifton Gazette muses on money and marriage fortunes. It contrasts men who earn easily with women who seem to gain husbands, and vice versa, concluding that that is the way of life.
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Wayside
The
Tifton Gazette
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First National Bank of Reynolds
Macon
Atlanta
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
W. Philadelphia
Cordele
Pany
C. B. Rhodes
Macon Ga
Cruel
London Answers
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