Georgia Proclamation on Pension Amendment for 1918 Vote
Governor Hugh M. Dorsey issues a proclamation submitting to voters the proposed constitutional amendment to extend pension payments for ex Confederates and widows, to be voted on at the November 5 1918 general election, with details on ballot wording and legislative approval. The proclamation outlines sections of the amendment, publication requirements, and the process for ratification.
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State of Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia
General Assembly
Confederate States
United States
Cation
Hugh M. Dor
Gen
Hugh M. Dorsey
Legal Advertising Rules and Rates Notice
Effective immediately The Progress-Argus will not accept legal advertising except when cash accompanies the copy. The rate for legal advertising is fixed by law and is 75 cents per 100 words for the first four insertions and 35 cents per 100 words for subsequent insertions.
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Progress-Argus
Leave to Sell Land In Butts County 1918
J J Hammond as administrator of Mrs J Hammond deceased applied for leave to sell the deceased’s real estate. A citation was ordered at the September term 1918. He will seek approval at the October term 1918 of the Court of Ordinary, unless cause is shown to the contrary. Signed September 2, 1918. J H Ham Ordinary.
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J. J. Hammond
J. Hammond
J. J. Hamond
Administrator's Sale of McClure Home Place in Butts County
By order of the Court of Ordinary of Butts County the J M McClure estate lands totaling about twenty five acres are to be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in October 1918 at the courthouse door between legal hours. The sale proceeds will be distributed among the heirs. W A Smith administrator signs the notice on September 8 1918.
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Georgia
Butts County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said County
Said
W. S. Cook
Colored Church
Stark
R. M. Harper
W. M. Lummus
Jackson
Pittman’s Ferry
Worthville
J. M. McClure
Ww. A. Smith
Admin notice for O. S. Cargile estate administration
W R Cook applies for permanent administration of O S Cargile estate in this county. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the official office within the legal time and show cause why permanent administration should not be granted. Witness dated September 4 1918.
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Georgia
Butts County
W. R. Cook
O. S. Cargile
J. H. Ham
Yearly Support Granted for O S Cargile Estate
Mrs. O S Cargile applies for twelve months support from the estate of O S Cargile. Appraisers have filed their return and the Court of Ordinary requires all persons to show cause on the first Monday in October 1918 why the application should not be granted.
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Georgia
Butts County
O. S. Cargile
J. H. Ham
Sale Notice of Jackson Property in Butts County
On the first Tuesday in October a public sale will be held at the court house in Butts County Georgia. The two acre Jackson lot with a five room house and barn is levied on to satisfy a Superior Court execu tion in favor of Mrs. R E Stanford against Jeff and J H Holifield. Property pointed out by plaintiff. This September 2 1918. Deputy Sheriff W F Lavender.
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Georgia
Butts County
Court House
Jackson
Mary Watson
R. W. Mays
Jeff
J. H. Holifield
Superior Court
Said County
R. E. Stanfield
Fife
W. F. Lavender
Public sale of three Jackson lots and Carmichael homestead
Under the will of Jas F Carmichael deceased the three West Third Street lots totaling 78 by 278 feet and the Carmichael home place with six rooms and 80 by 278 feet will be sold at public outcry to satisfy estate debts. The sale occurs at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in October. Titles pass free of liens with perfect title as adjudicated. Administrators J P Maddox and attorney W E Watkins announce the procedure.
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Georgia
Butts County
Jas. F. Carmichael
de Bonis Non
Court House
City of
Jackson
West Third Street
M. C. Thaxton
C. L. Redman
I. W. Smith
Sale of Mat tied A Johnson estate cottage in Butts County
Kendrick K Kelley administrator with will annexed announces sale of the house and contents on the Indian Springs Holiness Camp Ground Butts County Georgia. Sale set for first Tuesday in October 1918 at court house door with terms one half cash and balance in one year at seven percent interest.
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Georgia
Butts County
Court of Ordinary
Fulton County
Court House
Mattie A. Johnson
Indian Springs
Waas
Mattie A. Johnoon
E. W. Bostwick
Kendrick K. Kelley
Butts County levies 1918 tax for roads and schools
The 1918 Butts County ad valorem tax totals 17 mills for road, bridge, pauper, jail, court, litigation, coroner, juror and other needs. Includes bank statements and officials sworn to accuracy with signatures and dates.
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Superior Court
Butts County School Tax Levy Notice
The Butts County Board of Education levies a five mill tax on all property in the county outside Jackson for the support and maintenance of the school system. The levy applies to property owners within the designated area as of the current assessment.
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Butts County
County Board of Education
County of
Butts
City of
Jackson
Former Indian Springs Citizen Dies in Florida
The death of Thomas Haley aged 50 occurred Tuesday in Coldwater Florida. The body returned to Indian Springs Wednesday for a Friday service conducted by Rev. W. H. Arnold with interment in Indian Springs cemetery. Haley, a former resident, is survived by his parents and other relatives.
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Thomas Haley
Coldwater
Fla
Jackson
Indian Springs
W. H. Arnold
Haley
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