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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1929

Page

7

Couple Missing at Box Springs

Columbus Ga October 20 The disappearance from their Box Springs area homes of Emmett Johnson and Mrs J H Culpepper two prominent local residents has stirred concern. Mrs Culpepper reportedly left a letter for her husband and parents last Thursday while Mr Johnson a longtime legislator and lawyer is missing with his family believing they may be in Florida.

Columbus Box Springs Um Taibo Emmett Johnson J. H. Culpepper Florida

Cooperative Marketing and Farmer Associations Growth

The Agricultural Marketing Act spurs farmer cooperatives to solve local marketing problems through joint action. Virginia farmers on the Eastern site expand from selling to also buy fertilizers, while the Farm Board will aid only via producer cooperatives. Georgia merchant case shows shifts to cash sales reducing farmers’ time price hazards. In Oklahoma Muskogee, the United Egg Producers’ Association sold over 42 000 dozen eggs in its first year at 33 cents each.

Virginia Federal Farm Board E.iorts W. S. Schilling Parm Board Georgia U. S. Department of Agriculture United Egg Producers’ Association of

Cystex 48 Hour Test Promises Quick Relief

A drug store pitch urges women with bladder irritation to try Cystex with a 48 hour test. It claims relief from burning itching backache and leg pains and offers a money back guarantee if results are not quick. The advertisement emphasizes low price at 60 cents.

Sale of 100 acres in Taylor County by Thomaston Banking Co

The Thomaston Banking Company will sell on November 16 1929 at the courthouse door in Butler Taylor County Georgia the 100 acres described as the east half of lot 114 and the east half of the east half of lot 116 plus the west half of the west half of lot 116 totaling about 100 acres more or less to satisfy a note of 3143.84 with interest 8 percent dated September 1925 held by the bank and secured by a deed. the debt includes 759.74 interest to date. Proceeds apply as per the security deed. James R. Davis attorney.

Georgia Taylor County Court House Butler Cluder Lane Wied Mary Amos G. Thomas Amos Mary D. Amos T. C. Amos W Amos G. T. Amos Farmers & Merchants Bank Thomaston Mawurity Thomas Amos Taylor Superior Court Thomaston Banking Company J. F. Posey Thomaston Banking Co James R. Davis

Charter Granted for R Aultman & Co in 1929 Georgia

The Taylor County court records show R B Aultman and Nettie Fountain Aultman sought incorporation as R Aultman & Co for twenty years with renewals. Office planned at Reynolds Georgia for general mercantile business. capital stock $2000 paid in. stockholders liable only for unpaid amounts. The petition was granted October 18 1929 by Judge C F McLaughlin and Clerk C S Cox.

Georgia Taylor County R. ©. Aultman Aye de Lou Auman N. Wy. Austman & Co Reynolds Dan S. Beeland Homer Beeland S. Cox Superior Court Taylor County Gap C. S. Cox A. Chambers R. B. Aultman Nettie Fountain C. F. McLaughlin

Are We Lawless

A column notes that while Americans claim liberty, they live under thousands of laws most citizens never hear of. It cites T R Preston who says reading last year's laws would take eight hours a day for seven years and warns that ignorance is no excuse.

America T. R. Preston American Bankers Association New York

Sheriff Sale Notice of Reynolds Property

The Wells owned property in Reynolds Lot 1 Block 47 bounded north by A M Carter south by Horry Street east by Frank Robinson west by Tom McCrary is to be sold at public auction on the first Tuesday in November at the county courthouse. The sale is by an execution from the Superior Court in favor of C C Bryan against Ike Wells. Dated October 8 1929. R P McGuffin Sheriff.

Georgia Taylor County Court House Reynolds A. M. Carter Horry Street Frank Robinson Tom McCrary

Public sale notice of property in Taylor County Georgia

The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia offers the property described in a deed from C C Saunders to secure debt of 678 dollars with interest 81.50. The sale will occur on November 5 1929 at the Taylor County courthouse in Butler to satisfy the debt and costs with any surplus returned to Saunders.

Administrators Sale of Land in Reynolds Georgia

Under court order the estate of Mrs. J A Matthews will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in November 1929 at the Taylor County courthouse to the highest cash bidder. The tract is north half of lots 1 and 3 in block 3 with a 75 foot frontage on Sumter Street and depth about 350 feet, bounded by A D Byrd J H Windham and T Whatley. Administratrix Marie Matthews announces the sale.

Georgia Taylor County Court of Ordinary Court House J. A. Matthews Reynolds City of Reynolds Sumter Street A. D. Byrd J. H. Windham T. Whatley Marie Matthews

Administrator's Sale of Two Tracts in 14th District

By order of the Court of Ordinary the administrator will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in November 1929 at the county courthouse the west half of lot 214 in the 14th district comprising 101 14 acres and four acres in a square of lot 100 in the 14th district. Sale for cash. Dated October 9 1929 U S Cox Administrator G W McDaniel estate.

Georgia Taylor County Court of Ordinary Said Court House Ssaid U. S. Cox G. W. McDaniel

Taylor County Georgia Sheriff sale on 185 acre Miller Place tract

In Taylor County Georgia the property described as 185 acres on the west side of lot 236 in the 13th district known as the Miller Place will be sold at public auction on November 5, 1929 between legal hours at the courthouse. Proceeds to pay a note of 1500 dollars with interest totaling 2990 dollars at 8 percent since October 1928. remaining funds to be applied as deeded. The sale is to satisfy the secured debt and costs with a conveyance to the buyer subject to unpaid taxes. Attorny Sparks & Russell signs for the grantors Alice S. Crandall Helen Hume Frederick R. Crandall and David S. Crandall.

Georgia Taylor County C. E. Benns Alice Crandall Helen Hume Frey x. Crdall David S. Crandal Miler Alice S. Crandall Frederick R. Crandall David S. Crandall

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Sheriff's Sale C. C. Saunders First National Bank Taylor State of Georgia J. A. Hollis W. D. Bizell Eastern Heights Administrator's Sale C K Sparks & Russell Jaan Pan-Am PAN American Petroleum Corporation
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