Taylor County Bank Statement of Condition 1926
Taylor County Bank reports its condition for close of business June 1926 as sworn by Cashier G Mangham. Notary 0 Cox attests, with directors T L Fountain and V K Posey certifying accuracy and genuine cashier signature on July 8 1926 in Taylor County Georgia.
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Taylor ‘County
Georgia
Taylor County
Maugham
Mangham
Cox
T. L. Fountain
V. K. Posey
A. M. Halley
Farmers & Merchants
A.M. Halley
S. Garrett
N. P
Fedmodie
Bolt Yee
R. J.T. Garrett
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Taylor County Report
The bank reports assets including loans and discounts 51782.64 and cash in vault 4477.82. Liabilities list capital stock 15000 and time deposits 84287, with directors certifying the cashiers signature as of July 6, 1926 in Taylor County Georgia.
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Taylor County
President Downs praises public support for Central of Georgia
In a prepared statement President L A Downs affirms the railroad’s 11000 officers and employees will continue to deliver courteous efficient service. He notes improved public sentiment toward railroads, calls transport service the best in a century, and says longer faster freight trains safer operations and better equipment boost business and meet growing southern demand.
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L. A. Downs
Central of Georgia
Downs
Along the By Honey Coated Paths Of Life
A humorous lecture on scientific progress over the decade, praising comfort and efficiency while lampooning overreach. It notes advances like electric stoves, library meal ideas, and appetite guides, joking about future life and food without grease and with instant heat.
Nearness to honesty in politics in obscure times
The speaker laments the difficulty of finding an honest politician, joking that perhaps traces could be found anywhere from Earth to Mars or mythic realms. The tone is reflective and lightly sardonic about political integrity.
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Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Satuen
Hades
Macon Couple Found Slain in Creek Swamp
In Macon on July 12, Miss Hilda Smith who stayed at the YWCA and 22-year-old W. Wilson were found shot to death in a swamp near Swift Creek. Their car had been rented and used to transport the bodies about a quarter mile from the road. Wilson is a son of farmer Joe Wilson. Miss Smith and Wilson had been engaged to be married. Police note the killings occurred about 60 feet from the road. no weapon was found at the scene.
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Butler
Hilda Smith
W. Wilson
Swift Crack
Wilson
Joe Wilson
Milledgeville
Macot
Swift Creek
Miss Smith
Notice to Public Mongtomery Est Sale at Panhandle District
Public notice lists sale of federal district farm assets by administrator W. Cosey. Items include 2 milk cows 18 hogs 150 pounds lard 250 pounds cured meat hams shoulders and sides. Sale set at Panhandle District court ground Friday July 28 1926 at 10 oclock for cash.
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Panhandle
Mongtomery
W. ©. Cosey
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Joe
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Charing, GA
Pres. Downs
Percy W. Hudson
Montezuma, GA
MACON
Milfedgeville
Russell
George
Miona Springs
C. H. Tolan
G.H. Goddard .& CO
Reynolds, Ga
Magon
Third Street
Macon, GA
Chevrolet
Fiat
Fisher
Raz
Yeon
B. Flint
Michigans
Cooper & Marshall
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