Norsworthy seeks removal of disabilities in divorce case
James Norsworthy gives notice that at the February 1923 term of Butts Superior Court he will apply by petition to be relieved of the disabilities imposed by a jury verdict in the divorce case Lillie Norsworthy vs James Norsworthy tried February 1922. He was forbidden to remarry. This notice is published as required by law.
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Georgia
Butts County
James Norsworthy
Butts Superior Court
Lillie Norsworthy
James Norsworthby
Notice of permanent administration for T. J. Ridgeway estate
Mrs. T. J. Ridgeway applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of T. J. Ridgeway. creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the Ordinary's office within the legal time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated January 6, 1925. J. H. Ham, Ordinary.
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T. J. Ridgeway
Sheriff Sale Advertises Jackson Land Blocks 51 52 53 54 55
The sheriff will sell February on the first Tuesday in 1923 at public outcry at the court house door in Butts County Georgia. The property is in Jackson and includes parcels 51 52 53 54 and 55 from W M Scott addition bounded by alley Orchard street West Avenue and W J Woodward. The sale is to satisfy a superior court execution in favor of E R Moore Admr against W P Wall now in possession of W P Wall. January 8 1928.
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Court House
City of
Jackson
Butts County
Georgia
W. M. Scott
Superior Court
Orchard Street
West Avenue
W. J. Woodward
W. P. Wall
Said County
E. R. Moore
Admr
J. Gwyn Jourdan
W. P. Wail
Administrator's Sale Notice in Butts County Georgia
By order of the Court of Ordinary in Butts county Georgia the administrator will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in February 1923 at the courthouse door 183 acres in the 613th district G M Butts county bounded north by John Smith estate east by G R Ridgeway and W M Hammond south by W M Hammond and west by H B Hale as Sower of Mrs Emma Hale deceased cash terms J E Hale Admr of W F Hale deceased.
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Gorgia
Butts
Court of Ordinary
Butts County
Courthoues
G. M
Georgia
John Smith
G. R. Ridgeway
W. M. Hammond
H. B. Hale
Emma Hale
Jackson
G. M. Butts County
J. A. Treadwell
Dan Gunn
J. J. Waldrop
C. F. Etheridge
Farmers urged to bid on nitrate of soda sale
The War Department postponed the nitrate of soda sale to February 15 and lowered the minimum bid to the highest bidder at Jackson Georgia. Mrs J N Greer offers 53 acres in Butts County with cash terms and warranty deed. Commissioner Brown says Georgia farmers should bid to secure nitrate for the 1928 cotton crop. Time to pay subscription.
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Georgia
J. J. Brown
Commissioner Brown
War Department
Weeks
Bridges
Travel salesman J D O Rear dies in Florida accident
J D O Rear 66, a noted Atlanta traveling representative for Corno Mills, was killed when his car struck a farmer's wagon near Panama City Florida. Survived by wife and five sons, funeral held in Atlanta and burial in Jackson.
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J. D. O’rear
Atlanta
Panama City
Fla
O’rear
East
Georgia Avenue
St. Louis
Gia
Florida
B. E. Bezaton
Lloyd P
Gerald
Texas
Howard
Rome
Eugene G
Savannah
Carl
Atta
W. H. O’rear
J. T. Bragan
J. T. Barnett
E. T. Faulkner
Lula Crews
J. B. Guthrie
J. R. Thurston
W. J. Smith
Atlanta Journal
Butts County
John O’rear
Butts Superior Court
Jackson
Jackson Cemetery
Henry H. Jones
Feed Required to Fatten Carload of Livestock
USDA investigations show feed amounts to fatten carloads of cattle hogs and sheep. Six hundred bushels of corn and 17 tons hay fatten 250 lambs to 80 pounds each, four hundred fifty bushels corn and 2750 pounds tankage fatten 70 hogs to 200 pounds, and 1100 bushels corn 10 tons alfalfa hay 5 tons straw fatten 20 steers to gain 325 pounds in 190 days, average carload.
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States Department of Agriculture
Britton Home Wiped Out By Early Morning Fire
Fire destroyed the residence of C. L. Britton near Jackson in the early hours of Sunday. Most contents were lost with only a few cherished belongings saved. The blaze started from above with headway making rescue difficult. about sixty dollars in a bedpost was burned. Insurance covered the house and furnishings at 1,500 dollars.
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C. L. Britton
Jackson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Catarrh
Advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system cleanses the blood and reduces susceptibility to colds. Warns repeated acute catarrh can become chronic and claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces. All druggists 76c testimonials free and a $190 guarantee. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Four-room house loss axes Brittons in large misfortune
The house stood as a substantial four room structure with a large hall way. The loss falls heavily on Mr and Mrs Britton who have the sympathy of many friends in this misfortune.
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Britton
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J.H. Ham
Sheriff’s Sale
W. D. Pope
J. E. Hale
W. F. Hale
Buick
Settle & Robison
Jackson, Georgia
Territory Butts County
Department OF Agriculture
J. N. Greer
Purina
Etheridge, Smith & CO
Mobile
Quaker Oats Company
Geor
Gude
The
United
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Federal Farm Loans
Spalding
Pike, Butts
Lamar
Monroe
Spalding National Farm Loan Association
S. B. Wallace
Sec. and
Treas
Griffin
Wrigley’s
Stanta
Arn
America
J.B. Guthrie Realty CO
Harkness Building
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