Georgia's Quota Memorial Half Dollar Campaign Moves Forward
Atlanta reports the Harvest Campaign to sell Georgia's quota of Confederate Memorial Half-Dollars is advancing with strong support. Governor Walker presided at a conference where leaders from civic and fraternal groups pledged cooperation and urged members to buy at least one coin each.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Ernest Camp
Monroe
Georgia Press Association
Walker
Camp
Butler Banking Company 1925 financial statement filed
Statement of Butler Banking Company of Butler Georgia showing condition at close of business September 28 1925 totaling 77542 35 As sworn by H G Mangham cashier before C E P O gin on October 13 1925 Buyer bank authorities signatories include R A Hinton president F R Purvis vice president and H G Mangham cashier
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Butler Banking Go
Butler
Georgia
R. A. Hinton
F. R. Purvis
H. G. Mangham
State OF Georgia
Juslor County
Cuthier
Butler Bank’ng Company
C. E
Hog Worth 2500 Dies While On Exhibit At Atlanta Fair
Americus notes report the death of Orion Sensation, a grand champion hog owned by C. C. Hawkins & Son of Americus, at the Atlanta Southeastern fair. Valued at 2500, the animal cost 4000 when bought two years ago in Nebraska. Source says overheating during shipment caused the death before judging. Other Hawkins boars also perished during fair week, hindering group class entries.
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Americus
Orion Bennation
Atlanta
South
C. C. Hawkins & Son
Nebraska
Orion
Hawkins & Son
Notice of fund solicitors for Tom Watson Monument
County Chairman L. T. Peed lists appointed solicitors by precincts to raise funds for the Tom Watson Monument. Names include Col. C. W. Foy Col. Homer Beeland T. D. Seay D. T. Montfort I. W. Garrett Mauk Lumpkin Hopeful for a recorded accounting of every penny given as tribute to the Georgian who fought for true Americ anism and died at the post of duty.
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Tom Watson Monument
Butler
C. W. Foy
B. M. Taunton
W. G. Hill
Reynolds
Col
Homer Beeland
T. D. Seay
D. T. Montfort
Panhandle
M J. Trapp
E. H. Kilby
Potterville
U S
Charing
I. W. Garrett
Mauk
H L, Lumpkin
Howard
P F. Vanlandingham
J.H. Brown
Daviston
J. A. Heath
Walter Willis
Carsonville
M. T. Gaultney
R. B. McCants
Turner’s Chapel
J. H. Dunlap
L. T Peed
Floor finishing options for wood floors in old guidance
The guide advises finishing wood floors with shellac to preserve natural color, white shellac for light tones, orange shellac for slight darkening. A heavy coat of varnish yields durability, and wax atop shellac lacks varnish strength. Shellac and varnish are costly, but Anyened floor finish is.
The Wise Guy and The Clown Ad Battle Rants
A reader criticizes Will Rogers Bull Durham ads, praising the "World's Favorite Tobacco" while scolding critics as clowns. The writer notes Bird authored the ad, defends smart readers from ridicule, and hints at continued, inexpensive responses.
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Bull” Durham
Will Rogers
Paul in Ephesus and the Riot Over Diana's Temple
Lesson outlines Paul's work in Ephesus with Apollos Aquila and Priscilla guiding him. Disciples of John convert after belief in Christ and laying on of hands. Paul preaches boldly to Jews then in Tyrannus schoolhouse, miracles follow, and a citywide awakening ensues. Demetrius foments riot over idol craft and Diana worship as gospel weakens commerce.
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Apolios
Paul
Ephesus
John
Aquila
Priscilla
God
Christ
Wiphesus
Deimetrius
Demetrius
Diana
Christianity as a miracle and divine power in history
A Bushnell quotation portrays Christianity not as doctrine or ethics alone but as a supernatural force entering the world. He frames it as a historic movement, visible in society and organized through Jesus Christ as an enduring institution.
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Jesus Christ
Horace Bushnell
Giving and Receiving In a World of Giving and Receiving
A brief reflective note on the balance between giving and receiving in everyday life. The piece emphasizes generosity, reciprocity, and mutual support within communities. It invites readers to consider how acts of kindness shape relationships and social harmony.
Kilby Bankruptcy Discharge Hearing Set in Columbus
In re Edward Hall Kilby, Bankrupt No. 2081 in Bankruptcy, petition for discharge filed with District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Georgia. Hearing ordered for December 7, 1925 at 10:00 AM in the United States District Court room in Columbus, Georgia. Creditors and interested parties must appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. By N A Brown, Deputy Clerk.
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Edward Hall Kilby
United States
Columbus
Georgia
N. A.brown
Georgia Bankruptcy Hearing for Eddie Duggar in Columbus
In the District Court of Georgia Northern District, Eddie Duggar bankrupt No 1925. Hearing on the petition set for December 7, 1925 at ten in the morning in the United States District Court room Columbus Georgia. Creditors and interested persons must appear and show cause why the bankrupts should not be granted. Clerk O C Fuller, Deputy Clerk N A Brown.
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of
Georgia
Eddie Duggar
United States District Court Room
Columbus
O. C. Fuller
N. A. Brown
Sale Notice in Taylor County Georgia on 2nd Tuesday November 1925
On August 27 1924 F M Posey of Orange County Florida deeded to Homer Beeland of Taylor County Georgia a note for 250 dollars at 8 percent interest due November 1 1924 and pledged fifty acres in lot 170 18th district Taylor County to secure the debt The land bounded by Cox Theus Taunton and Locke The deed allows sale after four weeks publication in Taylor County newspaper The debt partly paid only 100 dollars so the property will be sold at the courthouse door Butler Georgia on November 2 1925 by Homer Beeland Deeds will pass to the purchaser October 14 1925
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Georgia
Tegylor County
F. M. Posey
Orange County
Florida
Homer Beeland
Taylor County
E. Cox
Thos
Theus
Amanda E. Taunton
John Locke
Court House
Butler
Pursettad Tein Pals
Georgia Taylor County twelve months support petition
Mrs. 8 M Bloodworth applied for twelve months support from the estate of J 8 Bloodworth. Appraisers filed their return. Those concerned must show cause before the Ordinary on the first Monday in November 1925 at the November term why the application should not be granted. October 3, 1925. L T Peed Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Blood_worth
Said
L. T. Peed
Letters of Administration Notice For Estate Wade
Miss Cora Wade applied for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of Mrs J B Wade of this county deceased. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the office within the lawful time and show cause why letters should not be granted. Witness dated October 3 1925 by L T Peed Ordinary.
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Cora Wade
J.B. Wade
J.T. Wade
L. T. Peed
No Mystery at All in Quiet Domestic Scene
A somber man recalls eerie noises described as coughing and rattling, then a gulping gurgle before silence. His upbeat companion quickly explains the sounds came from neighbors washing the dog, ending the mystery with a mundane resolution.
Virtue as Wind Makes Grass Bend in Noble Mind
The saying compares virtue to wind, noting that the noble-minded bend with the breeze while inferior virtue erases itself. It uses metaphor to suggest moral strength yields to external influence without breaking.
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Mississippi River
Augustus Lukeman
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Freeman
Conferance
G M. Napelr
Betty Cobb
Carrollton
Harvest Campaign
J. H. Mills
The
Georgia Farmers Union
Rhodes Brown
Georgia Association of County Commissioners
A. A. Johnson
Boy Scout
F. H. Abbott
Georgia Association
W. G. Moore
Knights of Pythias of Georgia
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Wcpspar
Care — Ee
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
Atlanta Fair
the Wise Guy
Clown
Durham
Tam
Smart
P.S
Duc Ruy
Warantee
New York City
Duluth Herald
HE Butler Herald
Butler, Ga
FE. Benns
C. E. Benny
Mortages
Taylor County Bank
C. E. Benns
C. E. Cox
N. P
Fitewater
Moody Bible In- Unit
Chicago
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Tim
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