First Baptist Church announces weekly services and schedules
The notice lists weekly religious activities at First Baptist Church led by Rev. Jesse M. Odd including Sunday School and evening services. It outlines committees, officers, and contact details for the Board, W M S, W W M, Y W A, and publicity along with a request for community cooperation and outreach scheduling.
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Gideon
Local Attorney Offers Pay As You Go Plan For Carroll County Farmers
L Z Dordett an attorney in Carrollton Ga addresses farmers who own their lands offering a five installment Moana pay as you go plan to resolve his money needs and invites meetings at the Roop building Carrollton Ga He urges subscribers to pay quickly to speed newspaper improvements and asks for talk at his office.
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Carroll County
Mr.Fare
Roop
Carrollton
L. Z. Dorsett
Application to Execute Titles Georgia Carroll County
D F Pearce as trustee of J C Bass bankrupt filed to compel B C Bass and E B Long as administrators of G H West deceased to execute titles to property described in bond of titles attached. He requires show cause by first Monday in January 1914 why the petition should not be granted. December 3 1913. W J Millican Ordinary.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Whatley
G. M. Johnson
R. M. Lovvorn
W. d. Whatley
W.dj
Millican
G. H. West
D. F. Pearce
J. C. Bass
B.C. Bass
EB. M. Long
W. J. Millican
Twelve months support for Mrs Fannie Hardy
Mrs Fannie Hardy applies for twelve months support from the estate of J D Hardy deceased. Suppraisers have filed their return and the court will hear cause on the first Monday in January 1914 to grant or deny the application. December 1 1918. W D Millican Ordinary.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Fannie Hardy
J. D. Hardy
Court of Ordinary
W. d. Millican
Leave to Sell Land in Carroll County Georgia
Guardian J R Green applies for leave to sell lands of Eva Green minor ward of James Green deceased. Hearing set for 10 o’clock a m on the first Monday in January 1914. Announcement dated December 1 1913 by W J Millican Ordinary.
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Georgia
Carroll County
J. R. Green
Eva Green
James Green
W. J. Millican
Letters of Dismission for A K Snead as Administr ator
A K Snead administrator of W D Hamrick's estate petitions for discharge and cites full administration. The court orders notices to all persons concerned to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted on the first Monday in January 1914. December 4 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
A. K. Snead
W.D. Hamrick
J C McClendon Seeks Admin on Mrs Julia A Webb Estate
Notices of administration request issued by W J Millican Ordinary to all creditors and kin of Mrs Julia A Webb to appear at his office on or before the Monday in January 1914 and show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to J C McClendon. December 1 1913.
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Georgia
Carroll County
J. C. McClendon
Julia.a. Webb
Julia A. Webb
W. J. Millican
Sheriff Sale of Carroll County Land January 1914
The court house door in Carroll County Georgia will host a sheriff sale on the first Tuesday in January 1914 during legal hours. The North half of Lot 24 in the 9th district contains about 100 acres. It is levied to satisfy a Superior Court judgment in favor of W T Lambert against J J Teague O C McGuire and J B McGuire for balance of purchase money.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Court House
Said County
J. J. Teague
C. GC. McGuire
J. B. McGuire
Superior Court
W. T. Lambert
C. McGuire
Carroll Superior Court
Levy
Carrollton Teeland Bottling Works
Central of Georgia Railway
Central
Carrollton Marble Works
Wm. Walker
Carrollton Ite
Boffling Works
J. L. Vaughn
Towit
Snakes Creek
Five Notch
Said Creek
Georgia Loan and Trust Company
Charles P. Buyers
9Th
Justice Court of Tidth District G. M
Said
Mob Burns
L. C. Smith
W. A. Garrett
Baby beef plan aims to boost Southern cattle production
The article argues beef prices rise threaten housewives and farmers, urging Southern producers to raise baby beef by crossing native cows with beef blood, feeding on silage and cottonseed meal, finishing at 1000 to 1200 pounds in about two years, to secure quick profits and a steady market. It highlights pasture, shelter, and economical rations as key factors.
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West
United States
South
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Board of
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W. M.S. Mira
F. A. Weems
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A. Kinnead
Glend Holmes
Conveyiance
Eldred C. Bass
W. H. Alexander
Sybot Worley
Kate Worley
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Sheriff Sales
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H. E. Reeves
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