Bla Lock Trading Co Promotes Cash Trade and Mixed Goods
Blalock Trading Co advertises cash or trade for produce at market prices. Customers are invited to bring bottles to the office to obtain Castor Oil and Turpentine at 75 cents per quart.
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
3
Blalock Trading Co advertises cash or trade for produce at market prices. Customers are invited to bring bottles to the office to obtain Castor Oil and Turpentine at 75 cents per quart.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta won a legal fight on the right to collect checks at par within its district whether drawn on member or non member banks. The decision affirms lower court rulings and ends a challenge by the American Bank and Trust Company of Atlanta representing Georgia country banks.
A religious dialogue asks where wicked and righteous souls reside after death. It cites biblical verses on heaven, Sheol, and Hades, then explains events preceding heaven, the meaning of resurrection, and who rises. It notes Jesus as first to rise and discusses the soul versus body in resurrection.
A doctrinal Q and A compilation surveys terms Hades Sheol Gehenna and the afterlife in scripture. It cites Rev 20 14 and Matt 10 28 to distinguish the two Hells and asks who goes to the first Hell and when entry and departure occur. It references kings prophets and psalms to discuss unconsciousness and afterlife expectations.
Government inspected pure Porto Rican potatoes advertised by M. N Purcell of Glennville Georgia priced at 1.25 per thousand for small lots and 1.00 per thousand for orders of 10 000 or more.
Post office money orders or cashier checks accepted with order. Ira L Pope Ri Rockingham Ga offers 1000 plants at 1.10 each and 5000 and up at 1.00 each.
Will be sold before the courthouse door in Fayette County on the first Tuesday in July 1923 within legal hours to the highest bidder for cash. Property is 23.5 acres in the northwest corner of land lot 8 in the 1293rd district. Bounded by Moody family and others. Levied upon as F. L. Moody or Frank Moody property under a superior court fi fa in Griffin Grocery Co. v Moody. Tenant in possession notified. May 31, 1923. Sheriff T M Kerlin.
A public sale will occur on the First Tuesday in July 1923 at the courthouse door during legal hours for cash. The property lies in the thirteenth district, originally Henry now Fayette county, 29.55 acres in the northwest corner of land lot 220 and bounded as described.
The legal notice describes property bounds on north by Simon Alexander estate lands east by Kent estate south by Stewart farm west by A. V. Kent deeds. Issued under a fi fa by J. G. Adams ordinary of Fayette County Georgia in June term 1923 or 1922. Sheriff T. M. Keruin dated June 5 1922.
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