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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
8
In Blakely Georgia Magnolia Lodge No 86 F and A M holds a genuine 1549 Tyndale Bible, preserved with carved oak back and front brass arms and margins filled with notes. Col W L Stone spearheaded acquisition for the lodge, which takes pride in the venerable edition.
An old newspaper style ad warns calomel as dangerous causing cramps and sickness. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative that loosens the liver functions without harsh salts and claims quick relief for biliousness headaches and constipation.
Atlanta July 4 Proponents and opponents of repealing Georgia's tax equalization law prepare for a final vote in the Senate Thursday. Senate President Carswell urges decisive action, noting the public expects a verdict after repeated postponements. Senator Pace plans to press for a final vote to dispose of the bill one way or the other.
Thomaston Georgia July 4 officers disclosed a counterfeit operation run by a gang in Upson County. Williams Reins attempted to pass bogus half dollars and accused a man named Hayes of involvement. Reins rearrested, Hayes fled into a swamp but was later tracked. shack and dies seized, case turned over to federal authorities.
A public framing argues Democratic gains under eight years of reform, cites laws on child labor, eight hour work, farm loans, and the federal reserve, then condemns Republican corruption and stalled inquiry, praising Democratic leadership from March 4, 1918, to entering WWI. It ends with a tainted view of later Republican conduct.
H A Hinton administrator on the estate of Josephine Hinton deceased petitions for leave to sell real estate. Creditors and next of kin are cited to show cause at the Court of Ordinary August 1923 why the petition should not be granted. Dated July 1 1924. A H Riley Ordinary.
Notice to creditors and next of kin that J E Trussell has applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Mrs S A Trussell in the county. The court requires those with interest to appear and show cause within the legal period why administration should not be granted. Witness dated July 1 1924.
In Taylor County Georgia the left half of land lot 55 in district 12 containing 101% acres will be sold at public auction at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in August 1924 during legal hours to satisfy a City Court of LaGrange judgment in favor of J L Meadows against J M Bass. Date noted July 9 1924. Deputy Sheriff 7 E Bazemore.
Notice to creditors and heirs that in Taylor County the Court of Ordinary ordered O S Cox administrator to execute a deed transferring sixty eight acres from land lot 178 in district 24 to A E Whittle and B R Slade. The order, issued July 7 1924, follows a petition by transferees of bond for title from Matt Foy via A L Giles deceased.
A Taylor County resident announces candidacy in the Georgia State Democratic primary on September 10. The letter expresses experience in public affairs and a pledge to serve the people in the General Assembly if nominated and elected, asking for support from both men and women voters.
The document lists time loans and disbursements totaling 117 387.51, 5 817.55, various stocks and bonds 4 500.00, and furniture and fixtures 575.00. It records cash in vaults 11 208.77, checks for clearing 326.90, and other assets including deposits and capital stock paid in. Sworn before Notary O. E. Cox, July 8, 1924, Taylor County Georgia.
Jones Perryman declares his bid for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit under the Democratic primary rules to be held September 10, 1924. He appeals for Taylor County and circuit support and pledges faithful duty if elected.
Jas B. Hoyl announces his candidacy for the Solicitor General of the Superior Courts in the Chattahoochee Circuit. He appeals to voters in Taylor County and the circuit, pledging to serve faithfully without pledges if elected.
A candidate urges both men and women voters to back his bid in the September state primary. He declares he runs for the people of his county and signs as J. J. Windham.
Gilbert W. Fincher announces his candidacy for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit subject to the September 10 primary. He asks for support from voters across the circuit.
Walker R Flounoy announces candidacy for re election as Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit subject to September primary rules. He cites two years in office and hopes for continued public service and endorsement from a fair minded electorate.
Judge George P. Munro announces candidacy for reelection to the Superior Court of the Chattahoochee Circuit for the upcoming term. He asks voters to support him at the primary on September 10 and pledges to provide his best possible service.
A 1924 campaign announcement for Judge Frank McLaughlin seeking the Democratic primary on September 10 1924. He pledges a faithful fearless and conscientious administration and asks for voters support in the Chattahoochee Circuit.
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