Watson Addresses Large Butts County Audience at Courthouse
Hon. Thomas E. Watson spoke for two hours at the Court House to a large crowd from Butts and nearby counties. He highlighted his twenty years in public life and criticized Bryan and Taft, with Governor Smith also targeted, ending with widespread applause.
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Tom Watson
Court House
R. W. Mays
Buchanan
W. F. Smith
Flovilla
Dr. Mays
Watson
Bryan
Republcan
Taft
Dove Brand Hams and Best Breakfast Bacon
Dove brand hams and best breakfast bacon are highlighted in the advertorial mentioning Jack Dempsey and Co. as the supplier or exhibitor. The note implies a retail or promotional context for these meat products.
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Jack Dempsey & Co
A Delightful Evening at the Baptist Pastorium
Dr. Robert Van Deventer hosted the Baptist church deacons and their wives Monday evening. After a brief conference in his study they gathered in the parlor for merry conversation and were served cake and cream by Mrs. A. F. McMahon and Mrs. R. J. Carmichael. Deacons present included S. O. Ham, F. B. Etheridge, J. H. Carmichael, J. T. Goodman, C. R. Gresham and A. J. Roberts.
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Robert van Deventer
The
Baptist Church
A. F. McMahon
R. J. Carmichael
Messrs
S. O. Ham
Etheridge
J. H. Carmichael
J. T. Goodman
C. R. Gresham
A. J. Roberts
Bank of Flovilla Financial Statement 1908
Statement of the condition shows the Bank of Flovilla at Flovilla Georgia with assets and totals as of September 23 1908 sworn by J T Gibson cashier. The document bears a notary public stamp W D Hencely and is dated September 29 1908.
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Burrs
J.T. Gibson
Bank of
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Sala Bank
J. T. Gibson
W. D. Hencely
N. P
J. P. Ie
Report on Banking Condition Notes Fillers in Statements
No. 5709 discusses the condition of banks and mentions filler items common in bank statements as insiders call them fillers. The article notes these items affect accuracy in financial reporting and require scrutiny by auditors and regulators.
Bank Report Summary Confuses Accrued Interest Figures
A financial document from The First National Bank of Jackson presents annexed statements titled Accrued-Interest and Other Resources, but the wording is misleading and hard to digest for readers seeking clear figures and totals.
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First National Bank OF Jackson
The First at Jackson Georgia September 23 1908
A brief business note from Jackson Georgia closing at end of day September 23 1908. The fragment records a financial institution event with date and location.
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Georgia
Bank Statement and Ledger Excerpt From Georgia 1908
The document shows loans and discounts at 98 948 28 with securities and banking items including bonds to secure circulation and lawful money reserve. It lists liabilities such as capital stock 80 000 00 surplus 6 000 00 and deposits 85 720 20 with notes and bills counted and total assets 146 740 95. The oath by cashier A Homer Carmichael confirms accuracy dated September 28, 1908 in Butler County Georgia.
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Babeels de Cisseeee
Doris Chcccoskepesk
Local society notes and church events on October 5
Prof W R Lanier moved to the Stanfield home on Third street. Mrs A Smith hosted Mrs S H Morgan of Atlanta and Mrs Kate Valentino. Raymond Carmichael Jr to be christened at Presbyterian church. Repairs continue at Buchanon Hotel with dining room and two rooms added. J B Richards gave lecture and stereopticon views at Baptist church aiding temperance. R N Etheridge moved to a new home. W F M auxiliary invites Advocates to Oct 5 meeting at 3:30 pm in M E Church annex and to answer roll call with a verse.
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W. R. Lanier
Stanfield
Third Street
Bob Etheridge
Asa Smith
S. H. Morgan
Atlanta
Kate Valentino
Buchanan
J. B. Richards
Baptist Church
W. F. M. Society
M. E. Church
Paint Mix Demonstrates Cost Saving for Linseed Oil
Advertisement from Whitehurst druggist Jackson Ga shows pure linseed oil at 60 cents per gallon versus 1.60 in tins. Mixing 8 gallons oil with 4 gallons L M Paint yields 7 gallons of paint at 1.20 per gallon, ready for use in minutes.
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Whitehurst
Jackson
Mr. R. P. Sasnett Hosts Royal Sunday School Class
Mr. R. P. Sasnett’s Sunday school class of 53 enjoyed a royal time at his home with games humor and lively entertainment. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Laspett provided hospitality and delicious refreshments as the hours quickly passed.
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R. P. Sasnett
Monk Wells 66th Birthday Dinner Pays Tribute to Veterans
Mr. P B M Wells known as Monk celebrated his 66th birthday with a stag dinner at his home. Mrs Wells and daughter Mrs Reeves hosted guests including John Manley Jim Mathis P W Wells J M Wells of Spalding county John Heath and Captain Watson of Butts. Attendees recalled war memories from the Lost Cause era and shared a gift of a suit of clothes from Dr Ellis and others. The event honored Wells’s service in the Thirtieth Regiment Company during the Civil War and his surrender at Appomattox Court House on April 9 1864.
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Monk
Wells
Reeves
Mr. Wells
Appomattox Court House
Dr. Ellis
Asa Buttrill
Adams
P. W. Wells
J. M. Wells
Spalding County
John Heath
Captain Watson
Butts
Charlie Stevens Dies One of Jackson's Best Colored Citizens
Charlie Stevens, a respected Jackson Baptist preacher and longtime community figure, died Wednesday afternoon at his home. He was known as an agreeable, upright man with honest dealings and is mourned by many white and Black friends. Funeral arrangements followed Thursday.
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Charlie Stevens
Baptist Church
Bank Statement and Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement
A bank statement from the Burts County bank lists assets including unsecured U S Bonds and cash items, with liabilities showing capital stock and undivided profits. The document is signed by cashier R P Sasnett on September 29 1908. Also two endorsements promote Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Toledo firms and a $100 reward offer for incurable catarrh cases.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Gheney
WaLpine, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
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