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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
8
Drolla Cadman and Robert Terry Oley showcase performances as Karganoff speaks. The pairing blends dance rhythms with vocal intonation in a program highlighting variety and cultural fusion.
A fragment promotes purification as a health solution, urging a thorough Calotabs course over several weeks to purify the system and boost vitality. It touts fear of disease as a motivator and hints at family use, though details are garbled and hard to verify.
May at the Grand Theatre features Rex Tagram’s production with Alice Terry and Paul Wegener in a dramatic thriller. Also on bill are Krazy Kat and a dog adventure about loyalty vs wolves, plus a Willard Louis comedy with Irene Rich and Helene Cantelo. The slate runs May 12 to 20 with Kinogram News and a Navy short, ending with The Nervous Wreck.
The Georgia Agricultural Credit Corporation will sell at public sale before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in June the land described in a deed to secure a debt dated March 12 1926. The note and mortgage bear eight percent interest and may include costs and attorney fees. Proceeds apply to the debt and interest with the remainder to the owed party. The purchaser would receive a deed divesting the grantor’s equity.
Cuthbert Georgia company Peerless Basket Co advertises durable bushel baskets for Georgia peach growers. The note emphasizes quality and practicality for packing and shipping fruit, urging inquiries about reliable basket options.
At the regular meeting of the Butler City Council on May, the clerk announced action against every Batley citizen who did not pay their city tax for the year 1926 by May 16, 1927. By order of Butler City Council.
Sheriff REP McGUFFIN announces tax executions covering multiple properties in Taylor County Georgia. Listings identify lands and lots across districts and town Reynolds with levy dates, names of property owners such as Berl Blount W Harkey Joe Guylen and Mrs Sara Cross, and taxes for years 1920 1926 and 1927.
Sheriff's sale notices advertise a sale at the county courthouse in Marion County Georgia on a specified June 1927 date. W. S. Cook is the property owner tied to an execution with a horse and mule listed as property. The notice references a Superior Court citation from Marion County and mentions the sale action to satisfy the judgment against W. S. Cook and others.
In Taylor County Georgia on October 18 1924 Mrs J M Boland Annie Cameron J C Cameron and others executed a promissory note for 1000 dollars with eight percent interest and ten percent attorney fees. The note was placed with an attorney for collection and security, and the Cameron party and Mrs Kate Porter executed a mortgage sale notice for the Cameron Sisters property known as the Cameron Sisters place in Butler to satisfy the debt. The sale is set for June 1 1927 during local sale hours to the highest bidder for cash, with stated totals including principal 980 dollars interest 110.85 and attorney’s fees 108 dollars. HP Walt Agh attorney for James Rogers.
Taylor County Georgia notice to all interested persons that James has applied for permanent letters of administration for the estate of Mrs R H James of the county. The court requires show cause by a specified date why permanent administration should not be granted. Witness dated May 10, 19. See 1087.
In the Georgia case of S Cox administrator for Mrs S A Melvin the court records show he has fully administered the estate and a citation is issued to all concerned kin creditors to show cause why the administrator should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in June 1927. The notice is dated May 2 1927 and signed by Ordinary LD Peed.
Atlanta officials announce national contest for students to submit essays on preventing railroad grade crossing accidents. Three prizes of 250 dollars each for top essays from grammar and college students. Submissions due by June addressed to J C Gayiston, secretary, American Railway Association, 80 Veasey St New York City.
The Board of Registrars in session says residents may request transfers to other districts no later than May 15. Those owing taxes will be stricken from the list. Dated May 2, 1927. Signed, Board of Registrars.
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