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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
8
An advertisement notice states that advertising rates are fixed by law and must be adhered to for all insertions. The brief mentions a standard policy governing pricing and placement in local notices.
On the first Tuesday in June 1916 at public outcry in Taylor County the sale will occur at the courthouse door. The property listed includes cotton weighing 64 pounds, number 2459, stored in Mauk, Georgia. The sale is under execution issued by the court against S A Mont and others, with Kate Jinks involved in the case. Sheriff R Beeland administers the sale.
On the first Tuesday in June 1916 a public outcry sale will occur at the door of Taylor County within the Eleventh District. The parcel contains eighty acres, located at lot number two hundred nine, with more land adjoining. The property is levied on to satisfy a claim, conveyed by deed dated May and recorded in Taylor County deeds. L. A. Wood is the purchaser at risk, with heirs and method stated.
Public sale on the first Tuesday in June 1916 in Taylor County at the courthouse door. Terms are cash to the highest bidder for items including cotton ginned and unharvested, and about one hundred bushels of corn stored in a house. Details describe property and its description in the notice.
Bundles of fodder and about 100 bushels of cotton seed held in Duke residence levied to satisfy a Superior Court execution in favor of Ontario Oil Co against H. T. Duke. Sheriff J. R. Beeland states the property is in Duke's possession and sets April 28, 1916, as the date.
The Beachwood Farm Co. faces a sheriff’s sale on the first Tuesday in June at the Taylor County courthouse. Fifty acres in the northwest corner of lot 270 are described with specific boundary roads and structures. The levy is to satisfy 1915 state and county taxes and the property is in the possession of Beachwood Farm Co. This sale notice is dated May 3 1916 and signed by Sheriff J R Beeland.
I S H Rowe administrator will sell June first Tuesday 1916 at public outcry before the Butler courthouse. The sale includes 10 1 4 acres of lot 146 and 10 1 4 acres of lot 147 in the 12th district to pay debts and distribute to heirs. Terms cash. May 11 1916. S H Rowe administrator.
In Taylor County Georgia Francis Douglas applies for guardianship of Brady McCreary, minor child of Reese McCreary deceased. The petition will be heard at the next Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in June. Witness dated May 3 1916 by A H Riley Ordinary. Amount 100 413.00.
J W Rhodes executor of Mrs F G Rhodes late of the county seeks authority to resign his trust. He cites next of kin A C Rhodes Eunice Smith Ludie Cha Myrt le Jones Eva Royal By Fountain Ruby Rhodes and L R Adams. They must show cause before the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in June 1916 why the order should not be granted. Dated April 1916. A H Riley Ordinary.
Butler Telephone Co and Reynolds Telephone Co announce that from May 1 1916 messages between Butler and Reynolds must not exceed five minutes. Longer messages will incur a charge. The regulation addresses increased business and protects patrons who wait to conduct important business.
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