Reynolds Local Paragraphs Edited by H. A. Paris
Reynolds Georgia January 25 1915 long list of visiting relatives and local residents with brief notes on travel illness and social events. Mentions Miss Pink Montfort Miss Hazel Barrow Mrs Edgar Boyd Miss Susie Griffith Hon C H Neisler Miss Winnie Davis Aultman and others. Preaching at Baptist and Methodist churches and a missionary society gathering with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pink Montfort
Macon
Kilpatrick
F Frank Powell
Local Ladies Voted In Columbus Ledger Contest
Reynolds can boast of more pretty young ladies than any city of its size. Four names have been registered with votes in a subscription contest by the Columbus Daily Ledger. The entrants are Miss Nita Matthews Miss Virginia Hinton Miss Marie Barrow and Miss Bonnie Newsom.
Johnson stays in Reynolds in local mercantile venture
Mr E M Johnson announces he will not leave Reynolds or retire from the mercantile business. He cites satisfactory surroundings and loyal local support, plans to boost stock before spring trade, and will advertise special inducements through this paper. He thanks friends for their past support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Johnson
Reynolds
Johnson
Seed Peanuts Wanted and Seed Corn For Sale in Reynolds Ga
Neisier Fruit and Land Co of Reynolds Ga seeks good Georgia grown seed peanuts paid at 1.25 per bushel delivered to their Reynolds office. They offer Whatley's prolific seed corn for sale at 2.50 per bushel, available shelled or on cob, at the same price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Reynolds
Whatley
Cobb
Neisier Fruit & Land Co
Reynolds, Ga
Shareholders Meet at The First National Bank Reynolds
The First National Bank of Reynolds held its annual meeting with officers and directors re elected. The cashier reported a prosperous year with surplus rising from 7000 to 10000. The bank emphasized conservative federal supervision and strong current position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Reynolds
C. H. Neisler
J. N. Bryan
H. K. Sealy
F. A. Ricks
PJ. J. Carson
E. A. Hollis
J. H. Neisler
S. H. Bryan
First National
Obituary for R. L. McFarland Reader Mourning
The notice recalls the January 7 death of R L McFarland, praising him as a faithful husband and loving father. It shares comforting religious verses and asks mourners to trust in divine mercy, with the memorial dated January 18, 1915, Mauk, Georgia, and signed by Mrs. C B Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. McFarland
In Memory of Mrs. Caroline Hortman
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Caroline Hortman at age 94 on January 12 1915 after a long illness. She leaves four children two sons in Texas a daughter and numerous grandchildren. The service was at Old Providence on January 14 and she is described as loving and good. Written by Maude Loyd Fort Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Brutte
Caroline Hortman
Texas
South
Georgia
Hartman
Old Providence
Jesus
Maude Loyd
Fort Valley
Important Change in AB and A Schedule for Train to Atlanta
Effective Sunday January 24 the daylight train to Atlanta will depart Junction City about one hour earlier and arrive in Atlanta one hour earlier. Train No.1 will pass Junction City at 3 18 p.m. No changes to other trains. W W Croxton General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Junction City
W. W. Croxton
Noisy Life Hidden Risks Warn of Slips
A pithy proverb-like note suggests that ignoring life's unsightly truths can lead to a careless fall, as a man who avoids confronting ugliness may slip on a banana peel.
The Rural Press and Farm Welfare Guidance
A plea for a robust rural press to highlight farmers problems, unite rural institutions, and guide public sentiment. Emphasizes local papers, churches, schools, advertising, and responsible reporting to advance farm life and steer growth toward modern equipment and education.
Peas Buyer in Reynolds Promises Better Price
C A Windham of Reynolds Georgia offers to buy peas at a higher price than competitors, inviting growers to trade for cash. He states he can pay top dollar if money buys the peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Windham, Reynolds
Public Sale of Ten Acres in Taylor County Georgia
The undersigned will sell at public outcry on February 19, 1915 before the Butler courthouse door Taylor County Georgia for cash the ten acres of land on lot 283 in Firstland district described as rectangle fronting Central of Georgia Railway. Property to pay the note of 175 dollars dated January 24 1913 with interest, default having occurred, total due 194.43. Proceeds applied to debt with any surplus to Edmond Morris or his representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Morris
Superior Court
Taylor County
Georgia
Butler
Central of Georgia
Willis Morris
Firstland
A.J. Crawford
A.J. Payne
Free Flower Seed Offer From Hastings Catalogue
Hastings & Company of Atlanta Ga offers a free yearly seed catalogue detailing five free flower seed varieties for home beauty and family pleasure. The flyer also promotes a cash prize for Corn Club boys, and outlines Hastings’ cotton and corn seed varieties grown on their 3200 acre farm for Southern planting. Written requests to the firm will receive postage paid copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Seed House
H. G. Hastings & Company
Atlanta
Corn Club
H. G. Hastings & CO
Advt
Patent Remedy Claims Wide Range of Ailments
The ad lists cures for rheumatism neuralgia headaches cramps colic sprains bruises and cuts and mentions external use. It presents a general remedy with broad health claims and no medical endorsement.
Grand and Traverse Jurors for Taylor Superior Court 1915
Taylor County draws grand and traverse jurors for the April 1915 term by Judge S P Gilbert. List includes C E Montfort F A Ricks J A Carter A L Bodiford C E Benns and many others with juror numbers and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erior Court Grand and Traverse
Taylor Superior Court Grand and Traverse
S. P.gilbert
Said Court
C. E. Montfort
F. A. Ricks
J. A. Carter
A. L. Bodiford
C. E. Benns
L. F. Montfort
A. D. Chapman
T. J. Amos
FE. A. Hollis
G. F. Byrd
J. G. Hicks
J. T. Lawhorn
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Mercury containing ointments harm the senses and the system when absorbed by mucous surfaces. A dangerous Catarrh Cure is sold in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney & Co with internal use and harmful claims. The ad also promotes Hall's Scrayty Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Teveld
Dreamists
Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ypsilanti
Elza Barrow
F. F. Paris
Columbus
Marguerite Montfort
Edgar Boyd
Mrs. W. I. Powell
Mabel Massee
Marshallville
Will Taylor
Hazel Barrow
Wesleyan, College
John P. Anthony
Hartford, Ala
Mr. Gray Hicks
Lewis Hicks
W. R. Johnson
Tom Gostin
Richard Ingram
Enigma, Ga
W. S. Powell
Susie Griffith
C. L. Pyron
Winnie Davis Aultman
Rosalie Taylor
Builer
J . Wilson
Woodland
Mrs Jones
Henry Taylor
B. H. Newsom
J. H. Whatley
Josephine Burns
Katherine and
Jane Joiner
W. M. Musslewhite
Clara West
J. H. Thornton
Rebecca Paris
Anna Wilbar
Mary Jinks
J. A. Hollis
Virginia Hinton
Central City
Albert King
Nat Carson
Kissimme, Fla
Katie Underwood
Tallahassee
Fla
Clara Musslewhite
Pine Bars
Musslewhite
the Missionary Society of the M.E. Church
J. A. Matthews
Marie
Nita Matthews
The
C. B. Lucas
Mauk, Ga
the Rural Press
Peter Radford
National Farmers’ Union
T. W. Pool
L. F. Montfort, Cashier
R. A. Hinton
W.F. Weaver
Hastings
W. D. Beeland
E. R. Windham
Hugh Ghilson
B. F. Allman
G. N. Taunton
W. B. Taunton
A. M. McCants
J. M. Whitley
W. E. Elliston
Randal Waller
G. W. Bivins
M. F. Chapman
H. S.wall
H. H. Parks
G. O. Horton
Z. T. Bloodworth
T. J. Fountain
Alfred Posey
H. H. Aultmar
M. Bartlett
Hugh G. McCants
W. H. Tucker
J. L. Whitley
G. L. Windham
A. Childers
H. F. Willis
J. M. White
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