Minor Mill Opens Under New Management North of Butler
Classified note announces the grist mill known as Minor Mill seven miles northeast of Butler is now open and inviting patronage under new management.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
6
Classified note announces the grist mill known as Minor Mill seven miles northeast of Butler is now open and inviting patronage under new management.
Classified notices list a Brown Swiss bull registered Victor's Proud Rex 102789, about 1000 pounds, two years old, TB tested, Bangs treated by Mrs. R. P. McGuffin Butler Ga. Also four room house with half in Butler near depot by S. N. Garrett, and one 3 room residence with electricity and water near Fickling Mill by Edwin Booth Reynolds Ga. A new 26 boy's bicycle for sale by 1021p, and a young man seeks a 1 1/2 ton Ford truck job hauling via 9252p, with contact 2063 Americus Ga.
A windmill and pump are available at the C. W. Foy residence. For details contact F. M. Bohler or write Mrs. C. W. Foy Post Office Box 117 Ben Hill Georgia 9184.
Seed listing offering Kentucky 31 fescue seed tested 99.32 percent pure and 92.50 percent germination. Price is 50 cents per pound. Contact C. B. Montgomery Reynolds Georgia Route 1.
Taylor County Georgia will sell at public outcry before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in November 1952 the J. D. Searcy and Annie Lee Searcy deeded land in Reynolds Lot No 2 Block 47 described as 100 by 159 feet with a 50 by 159 foot southern strip. Proceeds go to pay past due debt. any surplus to be returned to the makers. J T Barrow signs the notice. attorney J R Lunsford.
Washington October 3 the Navy announces selection of a 1700 acre tract near Byron for a new supply center. The Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks places the site between U S Route 41 and Georgia State Route 49 just northwest of Byron and about six miles south of Macon.
The G. T. and E. A. ship starts another nine months under C. R. Amos as president-captain. It covers human relations health attendance discipline and guidance with new recruits M. L. Lumpkin Nilla B. Holsey Virginia Warren. Shipmates and officers include Admiral Mary Hillman Mauk Admiral Nilla B Holsey Sinai Admiral Sallie Snipes Rupert General William Goss High Point Admiral V. O. Terrell Porterville General Rudolph E. Brown Reynolds General Robert L. MacDougald Butler and President Charles Amos. Summer school attendees include R. E. Brown M. L. Lumpkin C. R. Amos and others at Atlanta University Tuskegee Columbia Fort Valley. M. E. Bentley Reporter for Colored Schools.
Georgia Taylor County administrator Lewis Watson seeks discharge from estate of Mrs Lessie Watson deceased. Court cites all interested to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted on first Monday in November 1952. October 6 1952. J R Lunsford Ordinary.
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