Twelve Months Support Sought In Butts County Court
The Court of Ordinary for Butts County cites all interested parties to show cause at the next regular July term why the application of Mrs. C. Jinks for twelve months support should not be granted. G. D. Brad, Ordinary.
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Co. C. Jinks
Georgia deed default notice in Butte County record
A deed of trust default under the terms of a security deed by John Q Cowart dated May 7 and recorded in the clerk's office of Butte County is cited as the indebtedness.
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Georgia
Butte County
John .Q. ‘Cowart
Land’ Bank
Federal Farm Mortgage Deed Note Dated June 5 1989
A loan deed dated June 5 1989 involves the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation with H M Fletcher acting as attorney. The document records the execution and legal details of the loan, signaling formal mortgage proceedings under the agency.
Land deed sale and Wild Life Division notes
The notice describes a foreclosure sale of 62.86 acres in Butts County to satisfy indebtedness on a deed to secure debt from Thomas H Benton to Land Bank Commissioner, later assigned to Federal Fort Mortgage Corporation. It also covers notes by Ralph Cornwell on Georgia game and fish matters, praising the Division of Wildlife, noting temporary suspension and reform efforts led by Charles N Elliott to reorganize the division and strengthen park and forestry work.
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Thomas H. Benton
Land Bank Commissioner
Butts County, Superior Court
Federal Fort
Mortgage ‘Corporation
G. M
Butts County
Georgia
W. J. Woodward
H. M
Van
H. Q. Fletcher
J. B. Rich
Wild Life
Laws Charles N. Elliott
Newton County
Wild Life Division
Law
Elliott
Indian Springs
Georgia farmers earn 1938 gross income figure from extension study
J William FanningGeorgia farm management specialist with the Georgia Agricultural Extension Service reports 1938 Georgia gross farm income at 214636900 dollars. It includes cash income from marketings government payments and value of home consumption. Georgia marketings 194407000 dollars cash income 154854000 dollars government payments 20218000 dollars. The 1988 total gross farm income fell from 1987 2300561000 to 2146250000 and 1982 showed a 66 percent gain. The national 1938 gross income totaled 9220000000 with components from cash marketings 7538000000 government payments 482000000 and products retained 1200000000.
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Georgia
Fanning
Fertilizer Sales Decline Marks Georgia's 1939 Shortfall
The Georgia Department of Agriculture reports a 25 620 ton drop in fertilizer purchases by state farmers in the first five months of 1939 versus 1938, with June 1 totals at 568 250 tons against 688 870 in 1938 and 828 563 in 1987. At an average price of 22 dollars per ton, Georgia's 1939 fertilizer bill is estimated at 14 841 500 dollars.
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State Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Jackson Man Sells Cow Ello Breeder
A brief note reports that Jackson Man sold a cow named Ello. The entry identifies the seller as a breeder and mentions Ae has recently been.
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Jackson
Man
Cowello
Local Social Guests and Weekend Visits Across Georgia
Flovilla and surrounding towns hosted family and friends this weekend. Jim Logan, Bir mingham Alabama, visited C. B. Higgins. Oscar Hay hosted Harvey Gunnells and family from Forsyth, plus Raymond Smith and family. Cecil Hayes and family from Warm Springs visited Mrs. J. L. Holloway. Askew Elliott hosted others. Jenkinsburg callers Saturday. R. V. Smith attended Congressman E. M. Owen’s Griffin funeral. Week-end guests included G. D. Barnes, B. H. Fudge, George and June Wyatt, Alfred Millen, and Mrs. A. CG. Millen. N. K. Vickers’ family visit included David Brisendine and Virginia Vickers from Griffin, and Olan Baker from Macon. Mrs. S. M. Glover hosted daughter Mrs. A. J. Johnson of Cornelia and grandson Rev. Glover Johnson from Massachusetts. F. L. Maddox family visited F. C. Maddox. Dr. R. B. Thompson, Thompson Jewett, Vivian Hightower, J. C. Funderburk, and family were guests in Chipley. J. W. Harkins and Johnnie Harkins of McDonough visited Mrs. A. LAX Allen. Mrs. Gus Maddox of Macon visited Sunday.
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Oscar Hay
Harvey Gunnells
Forsyth
Raymond Smith
Cecil Hayes
Springs
J. L. Holloway
Thompson Jewett
Vivian Hightower
J. C. Funderburk
Chipley
J. W. Harkins
Johnnie Harkins
McDonough
A. Lax
Six Million In Dividends To Be Paid By Corporations
Stockholders in Georgia corporations will share in a $6,000,000 distribution early in July, according to an Atlanta announcement.
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Georgia
Atlanta
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Birmingham, Ala
Mrs
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M. T. Maddox
Virginia Maddox
Culbert White
Patty White
G. D. Barnes
B. H. Fudge
Colquitt
George Wyatt
June Wyatt
Menlo
Alfréd Millen
Dren
David Brisendine
Virginia
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Griffin
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Macon
S. M. Glover
A. J. Johnson
Cornelia
Rev. Glover Johnson
Massachusetts
F. L. Maddox
F. C. Maddox
Allen
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Mrs. Askew Elliott