Power of sale notice on land in Taylor County Georgia
A legal notice states that by deed from H Adams to F R Purvis dated September 11 1928 the land described in Daviston District Taylor county Georgia containing fifty acres will be sold at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in June to satisfy a note for 276.80 at 8 percent with costs, lien to Mrs J H Adams or her representatives and attorney Mrs M A Hall and E Scott Cordele GA to conduct the sale, proceeds to pay principal and interest first then expenses, remaining to Mrs J H Adams.
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Georgia
Daviston
Taylor
Ec Sail
de H. Adams
Nde
J. Heath
T. Ampson
S. J. H. Adams
Cliff Royal
Satvy
Lalance
J. H. Adams
M. A. Hall
Scott
Cordele
Land Sale Notice in Taylor County Georgia
On June 11 1934 public sale will occur at the Taylor County Georgia courthouse to the highest cash bidder for a land tract of about 1848 4 acres in the 18th District. The estate of John Turner and several deeds secure the debt of 1921 and 1984 dates with Marble Savings Bank and Steed as attorney. The sale includes multiple lots totaling 1848 4 acres and is described as the home place of John Turner. The debt to Harry L. Ter is 1920 86 and the sale will convey fee simple upon payment.
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Taylor Dee
Wurt House
Taylor County
India
Taylor Iity
Georgia
John Turner
Georgia le
Fee
Reed
Taylor
Superior Court
U”. Fell
John J
Harry L.ter
Incorporated
Dismissal Sought in Taylor County Guardianship Case
Guardian S J Robinson requests dismissal after final return and petition in the Mary R. Lunsford guardianship matter. Ordinary issues order for cause to show why the guardianship should not be dismissed on June 4th or 7th, 1984, in Taylor County Georgia.
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KGA
Taylor County
Mary R. Lunsford
Guardian
S. J. Robinson
Tian
Peed
Georgia
Public sale of Ada L Burke home land in Taylor County Georgia
On June 12 1934 the Scottish American Mortgage Company will sell at public outcry the home place of Ada L Burke described as 114 acres in the Thirteenth Ninth District Taylor County Georgia. The sale to satisfy a secured debt of 1000 with interest and costs totaling 92286 the property lies before the Taylor County courthouse in the appropriate sale hours and will transfer by fee simple deed to the highest cash bidder. W E Steed attorney at law signs as company representative and confirms the debt due.
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Noon County
Court House
Taylor County
Georgia
Ads L. Burke
Taylor County Superior Court
Ada L. Burke
Scottish American Mortgage Company, Limited
W. E. Steed
Administrator's Sale of Jim Winters Estate in Taylor County Ga
Court order directs sale on the first Tuesday in June 1984 at the Taylor County courthouse door to highest bidder for cash. Lands include 100 acres in Lot 186 with multiple adjacent parcels totaling about 156 acres in the 14th district to pay debts and for distribution. Creditors and heirs are to note the sale proceeds and distribution actions.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Court House
Jim Winters
Bloodworth
Jack Nelson
Mrs. St. Anthony
John Montgomery
Walter Gaines
Billy Montgomery
John King
Manson Trussell
Z. T. Nelson
C. L. Pyron
E. E. Corley
Admi
Year's Support Cited for Mrs Turk Widow in Taylor County
Appraisers set apart a year's support for Ouida C Turk widow of T G Turk deceased Taylor County Georgia creditors and next of kin are cited to show cause on the first Monday in June before the ordinary why the return should not be made the court order Witness my official signature this May 1934 L T Peed Ordinary
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Georgia
Taylor County
Ouida C. Turk
T. G. Turk
L. T Peed
Ordinary
Bonds Sold From Estate of Mrs S F Robinson June Sale
Honorable L T Peed Ordinary of the county to sell as estate debts Bona fide sale to highest bidder for cash at courthouse door in June on bonds valued at 1900 dollars each The executor J R Lunsford reserves right to reject bids below par to pay debts This 7th day of May 1964 Also Georgia CPA Society grants honorary membership to Chipley High School alumnus Tom Wisdom for contributions to state education and the school awarded him a diploma in recognition of his youth work
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Georgia
Taylor County
L. T. Peed
S. F. Robinson
Court House
United States
J. R. Lunsford
F. Robinson
Tom Wisdom
Chipley High School
Wisdom
Georgia Association of Certified Public Accountants
Savannah
Atlanta Briefs Hint at 1938 State Policy Shifts
A compilation of short items notes Atlanta council votes against repealing dry laws, Georgia dignitaries earning recognition, and various regional notes. Highlights include a two week voting pattern on Prohibition, a judge ruling on alimony, a 100th Masonic Lodge anniversary in Milledgeville, and assorted local incidents from aquittals to hospital mix ups.
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Georgia Newspaper Alliance
Atlanta
Collier Brothers
Tarleton
Bert
Georgia
University of Iowa School of Journalism
G. H. Howard
Abit Nix
Masonic Lodge
Milledgeville
Yeomans
Indiana
Pokey Hughes
Gainesville
Rotary Club
Ft.Valley
Chicago
Clarence Johnson
Macon
Scottish Rite Hospital
Savannah Harbor
Spring Street
Farley
Houston County
Grand Jury
Edward Posey
Liverpool
Savannah
Atlantic
A. F Scoggins
National Re-Employment Service
Catoosa Courty
Callaway Creek
Ringford
Canwell
Fulton County
Haven
Galnaptnd
Gartheast
Big Bill Turney
Fulton Tower
Slump in Highway Board Revenue Hits Georgia State Budget
Atlanta May 14 The State Highway department posted a 1933 revenue drop of 3 600 000 with total income at 12 240 011 versus 15 862 777 in 1932. High costs followed 3 000 000 more on construction and 4 000 000 less on maintenance. Revenue by source included 8 023 589 from gasoline and tag taxes plus 8 987 965 in federal aid.
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Atlanta
State Highway Department
Talmadge
Tom Wisdom
Farm Credit Admin closes first year with $1.27B lent
Washington reports the Farm Credit Administration finished its first year with loans totaling 1.273 billion dollars, averaging 3.49 million daily. The act consolidating farm lending gave it power to curb foreclosures and set up low-cost, businesslike credit for farmers. Governor Myers lauded initial gains and progress toward the second aim.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Roosevelt
Wm. S. Myers
Students Plan Memorial Play For Drowned Classmates
Richland Georgia May 26 senior class of Richland high school will present a play at the Richland school auditorium Friday June 8 at 8 o clock. Proceeds will fund a memorial for deceased classmates J Gordy Webb and Richard Godfrey who were drowned at Twin Lakes near Valdosta during a school outing. The town and school mourn the loss and expect a packed house for the tribute performance.
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Richland
J. Gordy Webb
Richard Godfrey
Twin Lakes
Valdosta
Richland High School
Richland School
Legislative races share interest in tests of Talmadge
Georgia politics show quiet statewide racing while local contests hinge on Governor Talmadge's acts. Judge Caude Pittman announces May 26 in Calhoun, with Gov. Talmadge expected to wait until July 4. Hamilton McWhorter resigns from the Senate, opening posts. Clarke County splits on rotation as McWhorter withdraws. In the House, Ed Rivers and Ellis Arnall seek re election, while clerk's race opens after Kingery's resignation with four candidates listed.
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Bert Collier
Alliance
Atlanta
Taladge
Caude Pittman
Cartersville
Talmadge
Calhoun
Gordon County
A. Gilliam
Pittman
Tallmadge
Hamilton McWhorter
Lexington
Senate
McWhorter
Clarke County
A. J. Tuten
Alma
Ed Rivers
Lakeland
Andrew J. Kingery
Board of Regents
Will D. Baugh
Ellaville
Herbert Wind
Cairo
James Duggan
Horace Bridges
Trustees of Wesleyan Named
Macon Ga May 25 After disposing of a mass of business regarding Wesleyan College trustees concluded the second session of the commencement program Whose terms had expired They authorized conferring all degrees and elected faculty and administrative officers with few changes George E Clay Macon was elected trustee to succeed Rev J A Thomas Montezuma who would not consent to re election Miller S Bell Milledgeville to succeed Judge H W Hill Rev W S Robinson College Park to succeed Rev J W Quillian of Augusta who died this morning G A Gray secretary of state of Florida to succeed F D Jackson Tampa whose term expired Miss Annie Bell Horn Atlanta was elected alumnae trustee to succeed first Anne Bates Haden Atlanta Whose term expires
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Macon
Wesleyan College
George E. Clay
J. A. Thomas
Montezuma
Miller
Bell
Milledgevile
Georgia Rural Life Column Encourages Support and Fellowship
In this Georgia Rural Life Column continuation, the author stresses fraternal bonds, social work by the ladies auxiliary, and the upcoming Atlanta state convention. The piece urges full participation, dues, and subscriptions to the Rural Life column in The Journal, praising editors and staff and urging members to read daily while thanking district officers and carriers for their cooperation.
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Atlanta
Enrollment drive and Atlanta convention plans urged
Members urged to enroll at district meetings and pay dues promptly amid optimistic turnout hopes. State convention in Atlanta July 23-24 emphasized, with emphasis on attendance, housing, and a push for weekly subscriptions to support the National Rural Letter Carrier publication.
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Atlanta
Thesley Hotel
Mac and Martha
Bro. Thompson
Cotton Weevil Infests Georgia and Texas Crops
May 28 report states boll weevil has awakened from winter and launched its annual attack on southern cotton. Texas and Georgia show heavy infestation due to warm winter and damp spring. University of Georgia reports pests in every section and urges rapid control measures.
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Atlanta
Texas
Georgia
S. Lomas
Texas A
University of Georgia
Civil Service Examinations Open for High Pay Posts
The U.S. Civil Service Commission announced open competitive exams for high salary roles including Supervisor of Secondary Education at 4600 dollars yearly minus 400 for quarters and fuel, plus Indian Field Service duties, and Associate Public Health Nursing Analyst at 8200 dollars. Deductions up to 10 percent until mid 1934 and 6 percent in 1935, plus 3.5 percent retirement annuity. Full details from local post offices or the Civil Service Commission in Washington.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Indian Field Service
Department of the Interior
Public Health Service
Treasury Department
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
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Macon, Georgia
Administrator's Sale
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Slenen Publishing Soctaty
Eany Streethusetts
Highway Board
Farm Credit Body
Wesleyan
Waithy
Mac
Martha
Jevery
Ani Tri
Civil Service Examinations
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