Bank Statement of Taylor County Georgia July 1924
A historical bank statement from Taylor County Georgia lists loans and discounts totals along with U S Government securities, deposits, cash, and notes. The document includes cashier H K Sealy sworn July 9 1924 with notary A D Kirkley and directors F A Ricks E A Hollis S H Bryan.
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State OF Georgia
Taylor
H. K. Sealy
A. D. Kirkley
FA. Ricks
E. A. Hollis
S. H. Bryan
Reynolds Banking Company Reynolds Ga Financial Statement June 30 1924
State of Georgia Taylor County reports Reynolds Banking Company Reynolds Ga shows condition at close of business June 30 1924 as called for by the Superintendent of Banks. President R A Hinton capital stock 25000 surplus 15000 undivided profits 2184.95 deposits subject to check etc totals and notes counted 37938.52 41944.97 968.46 50000.00. Sworn statement by L F Montfort cashier July 8 1924 before D Kirkley N P State at Large.
Butler Banking Co. of Butler Ga. June 30 1924 Statement
Statement of Butler Banking Company Butler Georgia showing condition at close of business June 30 1924 as called for by the superintendent of bank Vice President F R Purvis Cashier O G McCants Time Loans and Discounts 106938.79 Banking House 3000.00 Furniture and Fixtures 3967.12 Other Real Estate Owned 818.27 Due From Other Approved Reserved Agents and Cash in Vaults 16120.77 Other Checks and Cash Items 238.70 Overdrafts if any 159.05 Total 181242.70 Capital Stock Paid in 25000.00 Undivided Profits 4411.12 to Check 48118.56 Time Certificates 21679.08 Cashier's Checks 1453.38 Bills Payable 28500.00 Notes and Bills Rediscounted 2080.56 Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of July 1924 by O G McCants Cashier. O E Cox N P Taylor Co Ga.
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Aes Een
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Tom Banking House
State OF Georgia
Taylor County
O. G. McCants
Butler Banking Co
O. E. Cox
N. P, Taylor Co. Ga
Duck oil gland keeps feathers waterproof and glossy
The article explains water birds possess an oil gland above the tail that coats feathers, aiding buoyancy and waterproofing. It notes the great hornbill’s gland produces a bright yellow oil coloring neck and wings, while others like hoopoes and hornbills share similar traits.
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London Mail
England
Advantage in Working for Smaller Concern
Industrial doctors seek the cause of business slumps and find mood spreads through firms by size. Small firms under 21 employees discharge far fewer workers than larger ones, suggesting better job stability in smaller enterprises.
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Otto Mallory
Girard
Philadelphia Inquirer
The Kelley Hat Hint From A Hat Clerk In The Store
A hat department clerk notes the odd habit of men adjusting their hats after placing them on their heads. He points out that men feel comfort in a familiar resting position and cannot resist giving the hat an extra touch. He calls attention to the common practice across customers.
The Golden Horn Harbor of Constantinople Described
The Golden Horn is a six mile long inlet of the Bosporus near Constantinople. It is about half a mile wide at its widest point and resembles a river. It can accommodate twelve hundred large ships at anchor. Eastern shore hosts Pera and Galata. Galata is the business district while Pera houses European merchants embassies hotels and shops.
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Golden Horn
Bosporus
Constantinople
Pera
Galata
Untying Knots With Heat And Hammer Method
A practical method to loosen stubborn knots involves placing a hard object beneath the knot and hammering it from all sides. Apply very hot water or dip the knot in scalding water for a few minutes, then use fingers or a skewer to separate the knot.
Fat Women Valued by Bahama Tribesmen in Uganda
The Bahama tribesmen favor corpulent women as beauty, with pre marriage girls kept indoors and urged to drink milk to gain weight. The fatter a woman becomes, the larger the dowry her parents collect when she is affianced.
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Uganda
Howard Happenings in and around local towns
Mr Edmund Spinks of Atlanta visited his mother Mrs R B Spinks over the weekend Miss Stelle Parker of Daviston is visiting her sister Mrs J Mr Austin Miss Dora Heath of Talbotton guests of Mrs J R Williams Miss Clara Downs of Talbotton was guest last week of Miss Thelma Spinks Mr and Mrs H N Culverhouse spent Friday in Thomaston with relatives Miss Annie Martin visiting relatives in Macon Mr and Mrs J M Austin and daughter were weekend guests for Mr J T Parker and family at Daviston Miss Marie Hickman visited Mrs Houston Hill Miss Mabel Searcy of Butler spent a few days with cousin Miss Ruth Williams Miss Mattie Hays of Norwich was in town shopping Monday A number of citizens attended the picnic at Parks pond last Friday Mrs Ludie Kent returned to Reynolds after visiting her brother Mr J E Brown
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Miss 'Stelle Parker
Daviston
Mr Austin
Mabel Searcy
Butler
Miss Ruth Williams
Wesley News Brief Highlights Weekend Visits and Local Events
Local page notes numerous weekend guests from Columbus and Macon, visits to Spinks and Heath families, church events at Shiloh starting July 25 26 27 with revival led by Rev A B Wall, and PTA meeting Friday. Also mentions a child’s death and funeral verses reflecting grief.
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Shiloh Church
Butler Baseball Beats Howard 2–0 In Fast Shutout
On July 5 at Howard Field the Butler team shut out Howard 2 to 0 in a brisk game. Sealy scored on Brown's hit in the seventh inning and Regan scored on Blythe's hit in the ninth. Spectators found the contest engaging as both teams played well. W. M. Brown, Jr.
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Butler
Howard
Howards Field
Sealy
Brown
Ning Regan
Blythe
W. M. Brown, Jr
Wyse EES st 101 For Malaria Chills
Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A B Posey included Mrs Jessie Oliver and the English families from Florida. Elbert Posey spent the weekend with home folks. Miss Lillian Mitchell visited Mrs Lee Posey. Crops in this section are looking encouraging. Preaching at New Prospect every second Sunday. everyone invited.
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A. B. Posey
Jessie Oliver
Chas. English
Riley English
Florida
Lee Posey
Elbert Posey
Lillian Mitchell
New Prospect
Hat Refusal Sparks Quiet Tease in Parade Seating
In a lighthearted scene a thin man and a fat man sat behind a lady wearing a wide hat. The thin man asked to remove it, she declined while the witty companion noted the hair would come off with the hat. The lady proved otherwise, keeping both hat and dignity intact.
Texas Wonders Cure Advertised for Kidney Troubles
A potion marketed by Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis claims to treat kidney and bladder issues, gravel, rheumatism, and back problems. Sold by mail for $1.25 with sworn testimonials available. bottles advertised through unnamed dealers.
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E. W- Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Ieigsi
In Memoriam Louise Peed Friends Thankful Note
Written by Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Peed to friends who offered comfort during the sickness and death of their daughter Louise. The message expresses gratitude and prayers for blessings.
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Little Louise
Frank C. Peed
Louise
F. C. Peed
Local Social News and Weekend Visits Highlight July Gatherings
Charing items note house party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Garrett and Mr. and Mrs. H J Garrett for guests including Levi Cason and children. Visitors include Ethridge Welch Elbert Hill from Junction City and a Myrtle Springs picnic with Halley Rogers Hart Whittington Gill families. Dr John Garrett of Baconton is ill in Atlanta. Camp McClellan plans with Pitts Vickers and R O Rogers Jr arriving. Primitive Baptists set Mt Nebo church meeting July 10 to 12 with baskets invited.
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J. T. Garrett
H J Garrett
Levi'Cason
Billy Legond
Talbotton
A. M. Halley
Alima Rogers
Gordon Hart
Butler
Lemon Whittington
Henry Bartlett
Alus Wall
L M Gill
Myrtle Springs
John Garrett
Baconton
Atlanta
Pitts Vickers
Ambrose
Camp McClellan
Ala
R. O. Rogers, Jr
The
Primitive Baptists
Mt. Nebo Church
Mauk social notes and local visits deepen community ties
Messrs P. Watson and J. T. Chapman visited Junction City. Will McElmurray and family stayed with J. W. Woodall. Henry Montgomery and children from Manchester spent time with A 10. Montgomery. Mrs. Robert Carpenter and children from Woodland visited her sister R D Wal ler. J. G. Steed returned from Barnesville after a three week stay. Dr. Rainey treated Mrs. J. T. Chapman who grew ill Sunday night. Miriam Carter of Reynolds and Evelyn Carter shared host duties with Ruby Jinks on the Fourth. Carter and Ruffin families welcomed relatives from Reynolds. Charley Woodall of Florida visited. Ruth Jinks, ill in Albany, shows improvement but remains at home.
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Ruth
Clyde, Jinks
Colquitt
Henry Trussell
Albany
R. M. Jinks
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First National Bank of Reynolds
Reynolds
Georgi
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U S
Total
Reynolds Banking
Reynolds, Ga
R. A. Hinton
W.E. Marshal Cashier
L. F. Montfort
Eas One
Reynolds Banking Co
D. Kirkley
N. P
AZIT
Butler Banking Company
Butler, Ga
F. R. Purvis
the Golden Horn
Edmund Spinks
R. B. Spinks
Dora Heath
J. R. Williams
Clara Downs
Thelma Spinks
H. N. Culverhouse
Thomaston
Annie Martin
Macon
J. M. Austin
J. T. Parker
Marie Hickman
Houston Hill
Mattie Hays
Norwich
Parks’ Pond
Ludie Kent
J. E. Brown
Wesley News
Mr.Jim "Smith
Frank
Montgomery
W. A. Spinks
Frank Slaughter
R.A’ Spinks and Son
Lester' Spinks
Columbus
Tom Bickley
Paul Bickley
Ab Jarrell
Murray
Estelle
Anna Jarrell
Ft. Valley
J. H. Adams
J. A Heath
Sidney Baldwin
Dublin
Sallie Riley
Henry Searcy
Jim Bickley
J. R. Heath
J. R. Pound
Ralph Heath
Dawson
Herman Amos
Johnston Olive
J. A. Wall
A. L. Wall
C. L., Wall
Susie Alsobrooks
W. C. Childs
Mildred Purvis
Myra Purvis
Lydia Sealy
J. A. Heath
Clyde Wilson
J. M. Brown
L. P. Parker
A. B. Wall
Parks‘ Pond
C L. Wall
J. C. Price
Lucile Nash
Swainsboro
Wesley P T. A
Howard VS
Cooper's Miel News
Texas
Mama & Daddy
Eva Barfield
Ideal
Len Purvis
Messrs
Ethridge Welch
Elbert Hill
Junction City
Lala Hill
Wayne
J. C. Terry
South Georgia
Willie Standridge
Culloden
W. H. Ivey
Frank Montgomery
Atheline Gill
Olivia Montgomery
Tazewell
Miss Lavane
Ellaville
T. B. Bartlett
Effie Kilcrease
Minnie Swearingen
Nella Roberts
P. €. Watson
J. T.chapman
Will McEimurray
J W. Woodall
Henry Montgomery
Manchester
A 10. Montgomery
Robert Carpenter
Woodland
R-D. Waller
J. G. Steed
Mrs. T. R. Gaines
Mrs. R. Small
Miriam Carter
Evelyn Carter
Myrtice Garrett
Charing
Evelyn and
Miriam
George Carter
Ruby Jinks
Carter
Lewis Ruffin
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