Farmers' Union Warehouse reports strong year
The Farmers' Union Warehouse Company presented a splendid annual report at the directors meeting last week. An 8 percent dividend was declared with a strong financial showing pleasing all involved. J. M. Gaston was named general manager, J. Avon Gaston re elected assistant general manager, and R. E. Evans and W. C. Bond were chosen auditing committee. The stockholders meet the first Tuesday in August to elect new directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gaston
J. Avon Gaston
Messrs
R. E. Evans
W. C. Bond
Farmers’ Union Warehouse Company
Messrs, A. C. Finley
G. P. Saunders
W. F. Stroud
J. D. Broomiee
A. M. Garr
J. J. Mapp
W. B. Kimbell
Senate votes fall short on tax equalization repeal
The state senate failed to repeal the tax equalization law in a 25 to 20 vote. A 26 vote majority was required to pass the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State Senate
Mr Henry G Quinn Admitted to Burial
Mr Henry G Quinn is admitted to burial as Frinds honor his memory with notices from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Quinn
Harry Howell Appointed Clerk in Governor Hardwick’s Office
Friends and family announce that Harry Howell son of Mr and Mrs A A Howell has been named a clerk in Governor Hardwick’s office. He reported for duty Monday and his supporters expect him to meet the responsibilities of the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. H. Searcy, Jr
Griffin
Quinn
W. E. Watkins
Lawa
Mr. Quinn
Jackson
H.j.quinn
Pepperton
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
Georgia
Tom Waldrop
Harry Howell
A. A. Howell
Jackson Public Schools
Lightning Burns Large Barn in Tuesday Fire
A barn owned by Mr. L. L. Colwell was struck by lightning Tuesday morning, caught fire, and burned to the ground with all feedstuffs. Two mules and a hog were killed. no insurance coverage was present and the loss is reported as very heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Colwell
Bank Statement Sworn by Jackson Banking Co Cashier
The document records 12,097.68 639.11 and 357,953.53 as bank figures and states the sworn truth by W. O. Ham, cashier, before S. J. Foster on July 8, 1922. It notes Georgia Butts County and mentions self sufficiency of farms due to debt for food, feedstuffs, and fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Banking Co
Jackson
Butts County
State of Georgia
W. O. Ham
S. J. Foster
J. T. Gibson
Bank of Flotilla
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Owl Pharmacy
Butts Ounty
the Owl Pharmacy
Gaston
Ion Warehouse Company
Direc
Tors
Frinds
HeNry Grad
Cork
Rubyla Moss
Donna Torbet
Lurline Torbet
Rubie
Ft. Valley
Beth Towles
John Mims
Floyd Moore
W. A. Hoard
Margaret
R. B. Torbet
E. M. Smith
Mrs
W. A. Smith
Carmichael Drug and Book Company
J. J. Torbett
Bennie Doyce
Jim Smith
Blount
Rutie Moore
G. A. Higgins
Flovilla
C. B. Ham
Milledgeville
Mollie Padget
Nannie
Vesta Powell
Jane
Dana Torbet
Marvin Vikers
J. T. Davis
Bennie Doyce Torbet
Mie
Jack Thaxton
Annie
Virginia Smith
Juliette
Frank Ogletree
Howell
His
JINKS
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. War Sav’g. Stamps
Reserve Bank
the Bank of
Butts Co
Superintendent of Banks Resources
United States and State of Georgia
W. A. Dozier
N. P. Butts County
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