Thomas M Bond dies at 37 hometown physician details
The community mourns Thomas M Bond 37 who died at his North Oak Street home after noon Wednesday. His death, likely from heart trouble, occurred on the porch before medical help arrived. Survived by wife Alice Maddox Bond, father J M D Bond, siblings, and step-mother, the funeral will be Friday at 3 pm with Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Bond
North Oak Street
Bond
Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias, Mason
Shriner
Pennsylvania
Alice Maddox
Services at Moore's Chapel on Sunday
The community is invited to Moore's Chapel Sunday at 3 PM Central time for a church service conducted by The Broadcasters, a group of First Baptist Men's Club members. The program aims to engage church and community life with active, civic-minded worship.
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Moore's Chapel
The
Ser
First Baptist Church
Labor Agents Stir Up Race Prejudice Across Georgia
Atlanta June 14. Georgia Manufacturers' Association secretary John W. Yopp exposes a campaign by about fifty illegal labor agents stirring terror and false Northward promises to Georgians. Agents pay ten to twenty dollars per recruited worker. many rail fares are deducted from wages after departure. Letters marked with red ink and K K K threaten violence to force emigration to the North. The scheme targets short term building booms in Northern cities. The report notes additional injuries from a Jenkinsburg auto accident involving Lucile Akin and Lois Ball.
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Atlanta
Georgia
John W. Yopp
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Yopp
Barte
Public sale on two parcels of Butts county land
Under a power of sale in a 1918 security deed T. J. Ridgeway to J. A. Jarrell the Joneboro district property will be sold at public auction before the Butts county courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1923. Parcel 1 covers 150 acres with Cabin Creek Towaliga river and Kinard bounds. Parcel 2 covers 86 acres with multiple Kinard and adjacent bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Butts County
T. J. Ridgeway
J. A. Jarrell
Superior Court
Said County
Tvao
B. C. Kinard
Towaliga River
Cabin Creek
J G. Colwell
W. C. Kinard
O. J. Martin
W. T. Kinard
A. L. Middlebrooks
Property Tax Sale Notice in Jackson Georgia
On Tuesday July 2 1923 sale of store room in Jackson Ga at court house door during legal hours. Property fronts Mulberry Street 25 feet west bounds north by alley east by city property south by Progress Argus formerly Mrs A H Shaver owner. Satisfy tax lien for 1922 state and county taxes plus costs issued by J F Lane T C against Mrs Katherine Blanton. June 5 1928 W D Pope Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Butts County
Court House
City of
Jackson Ga
Mulberry Street
Progress-Argus
A. H. Shaver
J. F. Lane
T. C
Katherine Blanton
W. D. Pope
Sheriff Sale Opened At Jackson City Lot Details
Sheriff sale to be held before courthouse door during legal hours for one Jackson city lot bounded by Kimbell Kinard Spencer Street William Flemister and Lena Davis fronting Spencer Street fifty feet by back 178 feet to satisfy state and county tax, costs. June 5 1923?
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Court House
City of
Jackson
Kimbell and Kinard
Spencer Street
William Flemister
Lena Davis
J. F. Lane
T. C
S. W. Ball
Public sale set for first Tuesday in July 1923
In Butts County Georgia the property will be sold on the first Tuesday in July 1923 at public outcry at the county courthouse within legal hours to the highest bidder for cash.
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Georgia
Butts County
Court House
Said County
Property Levy Notice for 1922 Taxes in Butts County Georgia
A sheriff sale notice describes a fifty acre parcel in 615th district G Butts County bounded by Joe Brown Henry D Woodward M Nolan and Georg Standard. The levy is to satisfy a 1922 state county and school tax bill issued to O M Nolan. Tenant advised. levy by J S Thurston completed and advertised for sale. June 5 1923. W D Pope Sheriff.
Public Auction Notice for Jenkinburg Ga Property 1922 Taxes
In July 1928 during legal hours the following property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at public outcry. One house and lot in Jenkinsburg Ga bounded north by the public road east by W J Bankston south by W J Bankston and west by J D Phillips. Property levied on as the property of Mrs P W Manning to satisfy one tax levy for 1922 taxes issued by tax collector J F Lane for state county and school taxes. Tenant in possession given notice as required by law. Levy made by J Thurston L C and turned over for advertisement and sale.
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J. S. Thurston
Georgia
Butts County
Said
Jenkinsburg
W. J. Bankston
W. J Bankston
J. D. Phillips
P. W. Manning
J. F. Lane
Thurston L. C
Public Auction Under Power of Sale In Butts County
By power of sale in a security deed dated January 9 1920 J H Blackwell furnishes a vendee to Eva May Smith the property at Flavils Butts County Georgia to satisfy two notes totaling 2000 principal with 360 interest due November 1 1920 and one year after for 8 percent interest the sale will be July first 1923 at the courthouse door to the highest bidder for cash with eight room dwelling a three room tenant house a store and large barn included and any surplus to Blackwell.
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Georgia
Butts County
J. H. Blackwell
Eva May Smith
Superior Court
Court House
Said
Butts
State of Georgia
Flavils
J. M. Trapp
Lee Wages
Lee
Dodge Street
Jackson
Indian Springs
B. F. Watkins
S. P. Smith
O. A. Pound
Old Indian Springs and
Flovilla Railroad
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I. P. Middlebrooks & Co
Thos. M. Bond
Mr. J. M
D. Bond
Messrs. W. C. and
O. J. Bond
C. C. Bond
L. B. W. and
Harvey Bond
Car
Negie, Penna
Miss Frances
Nunnallys Norris
Carmichael Orug CO
Moore’s
Buick
Sport Aoade
Settle & Robison
Jackson, Georgia
Territory
Lucile Akin
Jenkisburg
Miss Akin
Miss Ballt
Messrs. Griffin and Clark
Bell Telephone Company
Moultrie, Ga
Moultrie
Moultrie Veteri
Tion
G. M
A. J. Roberts
B. A. Roberts
Washington St
W. A. Watkins
T. J. Ridgeveiy
de Laval
Newton Hardware Co
Jackson, Ga
Sheriff’s Sale
Sherif
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