Local residents return from travels and schooling
Misses Dora and Catherine Mad dox return to Atlanta after visiting relatives. J W Hodges comes back from Raleigh as a former Late College student. J A Jarrell and Mary Jarrell attend health institute at Emory. J D Jones returns from Athens after state university board visit. Dozens of locals travel for weddings, exams, and conferences. several attend Georgia Tech commencement.
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R. N. Etheridge
Houston County
J. A. Jarrell
Mary Jarrell
Georgia State Board of Health Institute
Emory University
J. W. Lee
Newnan
J. T. Fletcher
Fred J. Hopkins
Georgia Tech
Messrs
J. H
F. S.carmichael
Camp Jackson
S. C
S. P. Nichols
St. Petersburg
Fla
R. W. Oxford
J. D. Jones
Athens
Board of Visitors
The
State University
A. H. Ogletree
Macon
Democratic Executive Committee
Sixth
Congressional
T. J. Whatley, Sr
Dothan
Ala
Thomas J. Whatley, Jr
Margaret McKibben
Joe Buchanan
University of Georgia
C. W. Buchanan
J. B. Hopkins
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule
The Presbyterian Church announces regular morning and evening services on Sunday the 18th. Both sessions proceed in the church sanctuary with prelude and sermon. Volunteers welcome attendees and remind of standard dress guidelines.
Hemstitching and Picoting Prices and Mail Order Note
A brief ad notes hemstitching and picoting services priced at eight ten and 12 cents per yard. Mail orders filling promptly. Contact Mrs W M Maynard Forsyth Ga with reference to the sixteen twote line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Maynard
Forsyth
Yeast Cakes For Sale By Paul Tyler
OLE VIRGINY yeast cakes keep indefinitely half cake yields 3 loaves or 16 rolls no yeast needed bread easy to make and delicious for sale at Paul Tylers paper note dated June 16 1te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Tyler’s
Butts County Dairymen Postpone Meeting to June 21
The Butts County Dairymen's Association held a short meeting Wednesday morning. President Major G. E. Mallet and Secretary J. D. Jones were out of town, so members deemed it best to postpone most business until the next meeting, set for Wednesday morning June 21 at 8 o'clock with full attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts County
Local Social Notes Highlight Atlanta Visitors
JENKINSBURG residents hosted and visited with relatives in Atlanta with several trips noted. Mrs. J A Middlebrooks traveled to Atlanta to tend ill sister-in-law Mrs. Browning, while Mr R C Woodward from East Point visited here. The Bankstons from Atlanta were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J M Bankston and Ruth Middlebrooks hosted the Dandy Dozen Club at home.
Better Times Ahead Ex-Fed Official Addresses Kiwanis
Former Governor Joseph A. McCord, now chairman of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank, told the Butts County Kiwanis at Hotel Elder Indian Springs that business conditions depend on local effort. He urged soil and forest preservation, farm self-reliance, and public support for law enforcement while predicting better times for a decade ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Joseph A. McCord
Butts County Kiwanians
Elder
Indian Springs
South
McCord
Federal Reserve
Mr. McCord
Atlanta
Georgia
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
City of Jackson Real Estate Assessment Notice 1922
The 1922 real estate assessment for Jackson Georgia has been completed and taxpayers have fifteen days from publication to file protests. The book is available for review at the city clerk's office. J A McMichael C T
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
J. A, McMichael
For Sale 200 Shares Farmers & Merchants Bank Stock
J B Carmichael offers 200 shares of Farmers and Merchants Bank stock for sale. Also notes readiness to grind wheat into graham at Jackson Milling Co at Ff Force Miller. Patronage appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Merchants Bank
J. B. Carmichael
Jackson. Milling Co
Ff. Force, Miller
Jackson Milling Co
A. F. Force
Miller
Kiwanis Luncheon in Indian Springs Highlights Business Conditions
The Kiwanis club from Butts County and guests gathered in Indian Springs for a lively evening led by Ed Cornell and featuring Jos A Mee Cord of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. The talk focused on improving business conditions amid light entertainment and prize drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts County
Kiwanians
Mr. McCord
Sam Nichols
Big Finley
George Mallet
White Jamerson
Hall Turner
Liza Jane
Howell
Indian Springs
Flovilla
W. A. Dozier
Bob Edwards
Toronto
C. B. Plexico
Bank of Locust Grove
Plexico
Agnes Adams
Decatur
Mary Lou Bell
Dothan
Ala
Elwood Robison
David Settle
Sam Eiseman
Robison
Mr. Holloman
Caroline
Family mix up ties Beloit couple in knotty marriage
Delevan Wisconsin reports a four person tangled relation as 78 year old Lewis Geist and 68 year old Augusta Rottika wed in Beloit. The marriage makes Mrs. Geist both sister and mother in law to her husband and swaps parental roles among the four. Mr. and Mrs. Geist plan to live in Beloit after their wedding honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Geist
Lewis Geist
Beloit
Device for Detecting Presence of Remade Milk
A test identifies remade milk in dairy products by dissolving curd in sodium hydroxide to yield a yellow color after standing. Natural products or those with minimal remade milk do not show this color, with as little as ten percent detectable when carefully performed.
Wigwam Hotel Property to Sell by Public Outcry in Butts County
In Butts County Georgia the Wigwam Hotel Company property consisting of eleven acres in the 614th District G M and improvements on the expired lease of the Indian Springs reserve including the Casino and pool room will be sold at public outcry before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in July to satisfy a 1921 tax levy issued by J F Lane county Tax Collector. Sheriff W D Pope notes the sale date June 5 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Butts County
Court House
G. M
Jennie Bryans
J. M. Crawford
Indian Springs
Wigwam Hotel Company
J. F. Lane
W. D. Pope
Tax Sale Notice for 50 Acre Lot in Butts County Georgia
Georgia Butts County announces a tax sale on the first Tuesday in July. The property, fifty acres in the 615 District GM of Butts County, will be sold at public outcry at the court house door to the highest cash bidder. Bounded north by Mrs A W Lane and east by lands of Mrs A W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Butts’ County
Butts “County
A.W
Property levied to satisfy tax lien in 1921 by J F Lane
The property owned by Nettie Harkness, bounded by Lane on the south by William Wise and by Nettie Harkness to the west, was levied as the property of Nettie Harkness to satisfy a tax lien for 1921 issued by J F Lane. Tax Collector Butts County notes the sale date as June 5 1922.
Tax Sale Notice for 1921 Butts County Taxes
The notice states property of George Byars belonging to Indian Springs near J. W. Terrell and Guthrie and Carmichael, bounded by O. A. Pound, is to be sold at public outcry before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday of July for taxes due 1921. The sale is conducted by J. F. Lane, Tax Collector. Dated June 5, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Butts County
Court House
Indian Springs
Said
J. W. Terrell
Guthrie and Carmichael
O. A
Public Auction Notice for One Acre Lot in Jenkinsburg Ga
In July next at the courthouse door in Butts County a vacant lot of about one acre in Jenkinsburg Ga is described. Bounded north by Mrs Guest east by Charlie Kellett south by Southern Railway west by Baptist church. levied on as property of A J Harris to satisfy a tax claim by J F Lane for 1921. Property in possession of A J Harris. Dated June 5 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Butts County
Court House
Jenkinsburg
Mrs. Guest
Charlie Kellett
Southern Railway Company
Baptist Church
A. J. Harris
J. F. Lane
Sheriff Sale Sets Auction for Kinard Property in Butts County
On the first Tuesday in July 1922 a public outcry sale will occur at the county courthouse in Butts County Georgia. The property described is the old Jester place a 49.06 acre tract in the 610th Towaliga District bounded by J G Colwell S B Kinard and Mrs P J Kinard. The sale is to satisfy an execution issued from Monroe Superior Court in favor of B S Willingham against S B Kinard. The sheriff’s office notes Kinard currently possesses the property. This 5th day of June 1922. Sheriff of Butts W D Obee presents the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Butts County
L. M. Hale
Hubert B. Hale
Emma Hale
J. H.ham
Towaliga
M. Butts County
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Dora
Catherine Maddox
Rela
J. W. Hodges
Raleigh, N. C
Gladys Martin
Reba Pilcher
J. H. McKibben
McKibben Whatley
Mary Lon Bell
vieit-in-Savannan
F. E. Barron
Mercer University
E. R
Edwards
Savannah
New York
the Kiwanis Clubs
Dozier and
Jackson Kiwanis Club
United States
Canada
H. M. Fletcher, Jr
Georgia School of Technology
Graduat
Tech
Presbyterian Church
Butts County Dairy Association
Jos. A. McCord
Federal Reserve Board OF Atlanta
Kiwanis
Fuller
Dag
Popular Mechanics Magazine
L. D. Singley
Jackson, Ga
Paige Auto
B. Lloyd Woodall
Milner
G. H. Kimbell
North Mulberry Street
T. G. Willis
J. W. Carmichael
Indiana Springs
Butts
Mattie Brown
Teva Hattaway
G.I. Watkins
D. G. Hennant
Sheriff’s Sale
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