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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
6
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Columbia announces a sale of real estate in Taylor County as security for a debt. The property, lot No. 124 in the 14th District, contains about 101 1 8 acres, bounded by W S Powell M L efor and others. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in November 1980 at the courthouse. Proceeds first cover the debt and costs, with any remainder to W I Powell.
Legal sale notices a security deed dated February 12 1929 from W L Powell to Georgia Agricultural Credit Corporation with transfer to Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Columbia scheduled for the first Tuesday in November 1930 at the Taylor County courthouse. Property is 101 1 4 acres of east half of lot 125 14th District Taylor County bounded by Powell Hill and Typsey lands. Proceeds used to pay indebtedness and expenses. title conveyed to purchaser. By Pottle Hardwick Farkas Cobb.
A sheriff sale is scheduled for the first Tuesday in November 1980 at the county courthouse. The property described is one fourth undivided interest of E B Adams in Lot No. 185 in the 12th land district of Taylor County, known as the L B Adams place, to satisfy a decree in favor of Bellepret Gane ter against E B Adams. The sale is conducted by Sheriff R P McGUEFIN on the first day of Oct 19__.
J B Locke seeks permanent Letters of Administration for the estate of Mrs Amanda Locke in Discovery County. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the Ordinary L T Peed's office within legal time to show cause why letters should not be granted. Dated October 6 1930.
Public sale of delinquent Taylor county property for 1928 1929 taxes. Parcels include lots in Reynolds and extensive land tracts in Taylor county described by lot numbers districts and owners C C Bryan Minnie Bridges S V Saunders W A Moore J B Roque shore. Sheriff R P McGuffin presiding with sale set for first Tuesday in November 1920.
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Charing Ga declares default on a January 14 1926 deed secured loan to P A Stewart. Under the deed’s power of sale the bank will auction on November 4 1930 at Taylor County Court House all of land lot 216 and land lot 201 except six acres south west corner, totaling about 399 acres in the third district to the highest cash bidder.
Legal notice of foreclosure by 5 Garrett of Chating Ga on a loan by Mrs S A Cromer dated September 17 1928. The sale on November 4 1980 at the Taylor County Georgia courthouse covers 100 acres east half of lot 234 in the 8th land district bounded by Redwine Wilbar and Bell. Garrett acts under the deed to convey to the highest bidder.
The District Court of Georgia announces the first meeting of creditors for the bankrupt individual Jarrell s Department Store. Creditors must attend at the Columbus office on October 81, 1930, at 2:30 PM to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Judge Paul Blanchard, Referee in Bankruptcy, Columbus, Ga. Public notice includes a local advertisement by T Black of Thomaston, Ga offering wagons and mules for sale.
Proclamation by Governor Hardman submits proposed amendment to Georgia Constitution for voter ratification at the November 4 1980 general election. The measure would permit the City of Cornelia to incur bonded indebtedness up to 250 000 for waterworks improvements with two thirds voter approval.
Governor L G Hardman proclaims submission of a constitutional amendment to Georgia voters at the general election on Tuesday November 4 1980 or closest date in text to authorize Lakeland Georgia in Lanier County to incur indebtedness to finance the Lakeland Railway and transportation properties and to levy taxes for repayment and to regulate and protect the railway and related assets under two thirds approval by city council and public ratification.
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