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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
8
Trustees call a bond election to approve two thousand dollars for building and equipping a new school, with five hundred dollar additional bonds, six percent interest, semiannual payments, ballot to read For or Against at the schoolhouse on August 6, 1927. Ferdinand C. Cata Dame, chairman, secretary.
In the matter of the discharge of Dorothey Taylor as administratrix of the estate of late Minnie Nettie Paris, deceased. The Ordinary Court of Taylor County will hear the petition at the August 1927 term to determine why the discharge should not be granted. Filed July 1927 by L. T. Peed, Attorney for the petitioner.
Fragmentary OCR reads a dismission petition in Taylor County for Dorothy Paris. The text signals a discharge request by heirs or interested parties with court date set by the County Court of Ordinance for 1927 and references estate proceedings.
Mrs Dorothy Parle Strong administratrix of H A Paris late of Taylor County Georgia has filed a petition for discharge. The court is to hear cause why the discharge should not be granted at the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in August 1927. This July 1927.
A carved plum stone bearing Mireness of King James II of Hogland was presented to the Southwark cathedral chapter in England. It was given by Miss Andrewes, a descendant of Bishop Lancelot Andrewes, who had owned the piece for over 300 years.
The article outlines Samuel's anointing of David as future king after God rejects Saul's heirs. It notes Samuel's fears, the Lord guiding his steps, and David's overlooked yet destined selection. Emphasizes that true qualification comes from the Spirit, not surface appearance or wealth.
Fragmentary quotation reflects determination to shape the future. Archaic cadence contrasts bright angels and dark ones, with resolve to guide coming hours. The text ends in a distorted cadence attributed to Frothingtam, implying a literary or historical fragment.
Fragmentary note shows religious phrase about deeds for Christ and immortality. No clear event, people, or place identified. Content is devotional in tone and lacks concrete details to locate a specific news item.
Detroit article notes Henry Ford sought peace with Jewish leaders while avoidant of his own attorneys and editors. It cites that Ford claimed delegation of publication management while personally engaging in negotiations to curb hostile articles. Cameron, editor of the Independent, appeared skeptical of Ford’s actions as Ford and Edy Ford toured on a railroad inspection trip.
Poet recalls meeting old playmates and the enduring warmth of lifelong friendships. He laments changed times yet cherishes the familiar kindness and hospitality of those long known, noting life gains a deeper glow when among old friends.
The sale will occur Wednesday, July 20, 1927, before the Taylor County Georgia courthouse door in Reynolds. Property includes two tracts in block 24, town of Reynolds, described parcels with streets Winston and Talbot, amounting to a four by twenty five foot frontage and a second four by twenty five foot by four foot lane. The sale enforces a mortgage to Riley Drug Company securing principal 1827.07 and interest 869.76, with additional security for a debt to Mrs. C J Smith dating September 6, 1917 for 1840. The sale is conducted by Riley Drug Company through attorneys Jones, Jones & Johnston under the deed of trust terms.
Taylor County Georgia public notice of sale under the power contained in a deed to secure debt from Farmers & Merchants Bank. The Thomaston Booking Company holds the transfer, the deed recorded in the Taylor County Superior Court. Sale set for July 19, 1927 at the courthouse door to the highest bidder for cash, describing a tract in the 3rd District, 1st Land Lot, containing one hundred twenty acres more or less, to satisfy secured debts.
A fragment recalls early township governance in the United States. In 1706 New York enacted a law for annual township elections, appointing a supervisor to oversee each town and mandating that township supervisors meet at the county board of supervisors to coordinate oversight.
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