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UMOX'UCOIDEX, MILLEDGEVILLE. GA* MARCH 5, 1936 FARMERS TO BE GRANTED 1SS* CROP LOANS FP. W. Lafsen Heads Lending Agency For Georgia (By McCleskey Garlych) Judge W. W. Larsen’s position one of the largest money-lenders in the State of Georgia also contributes materially to the welfare of the Georgian farmer. The non-borrow- Ing portion of the population like wise thinks well of their former Georgia Congressman by reason of the belie? that he is a prudent and vigilant lender without any of the Santa Claus qualities. Fanners with fertile tracts of land, able tr grow anything, may still be in need of the aid given by the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office. When it comes to lending money to deserving Geor gia farmers .all that Judge Larsen wants in the way of security is a good crop mortgage backed by mor al responsibility. As Regional Manager of the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office at Columbia, S. C., Judge Larsen realizes that the general public knows very little about the workings of his organization and how they are being carried on. He is fully convinced that Mr. and Mrs. General Public are handicapped to a certain extent when endeavoring to get certain things done. When one contemplates the vast- nrss of the enterprise, one can have some conception of the necessity for an organization of this kind. You can conceive of the need and the reccssity for farmers getting to gether and informing themselves as to what the objectives and the poli cies of the- Emergency Crop and Fe-d Loan Office arc. Prior to March 27. 1933, so-call- cd "Seed and Fertilizer Loans”, to enable .'armors without any other ously since 1929. During the period there has been made more than 210,- 000 loans .amounting to about $22.- 000.000. The repayment on such loans has always been very good; extremely high in comparison with some others. A liberal attitude has has hec*’ taken toward past due pay ments if investigation showed the borrower failed to meet payment for reasons beyond his control. This being the same tracts or lots of land conveyed to E. E. Crooms herein by warranty deed dbted April 26th, 1924 by J. A. Hardie and said deed recorded in the Clerk s Ctfice of the Baldwin County Su perior Court in Book of Deeds No. ”8” page 452. Together with all improvements and buildings of any character what soever that may be on the above Scott Ryles. SECOND TRACT: That tract of land belonging to Sol Screen, situ ate and lying in the City of Mil- ledgeville, State and County afore said. on the West side of North Clark Street fronting 45 feet on North Clark Street and running back west 90 feet and bound as follows; On the North by Railroad Street, on the West by lands of Eugene Grantlin, on the South by other lands of Sol Scruen ar. cn the East by North Clark Street. Said tract is a unit in capable of division without materiai- by lands of J. T. Andrews, and on the West by lands of W. B. Wood. Said tract is a unit that is incap able of division without materially damaging each of it’s subdivisions. Said sale is made under the levy The Columbia Regional Office, described lots and or any end all Emergency Crop and Feed Loan improvements and buildings of an> damaging each of it’s subdivisions. Section is at this time in a fo/ma- character whatsoever that may be said sale is made under th^ levy live stage for making the 1936 spring placed or built on the within de- of a ii. fa. issued on the 1st day of crep loam. The Hold supervisors in scribed lots during the We and op- wdl any toritory of the Georgia area are eration cf this contract. be sold M the property 0 f sol enabled to lend assistance and ad- The debt secured by said deed is screen. to farmers desiring to make j n default and is for the principal THIRD TRACT; That tract of land of $2,329.65 with interest there- belonging to Frank Kyle, Jr., situate „ „ _ 5 is evidenced by the promissory and lying in the City of Milledge- sistance he should make contort notes end other writings and in- with the field supervisor or the debtedness due to the undersigned feet on North Tatnall Street and t by said E. E. Grooms. running back East 210 feet and . The said sale will be had and hound as follows; On the North by rower how to proceed if he is ur.- f or the purpose of paying the °1 ? ,Irs ' . f ?f rr | e „, Whild< ? 1 ’ familiar with the procure In ob-, Mid debt .hove described .the inter- cent^lof^gia"°R^ Co. “on me ‘lining loans. j rst due thereon and the cost of this South by lands of R. L. Nelson, Sr., In the spring dl 1336, it will again j proceeding. ! and on the West by North Tatnall A conveyance will be executed to Street. Said lot is a unit that is in- the purehaser or purchasers by me “«?“« undersigned as authorized by said applications for loans. If a farmer Is interested in procuring this County Advisory Committee. County Agent will inform the bor- be the policy of the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office to extend credit to any person who is legally qualified to receive it or is worthy of it. (Advertisement) CITATION GEORGIA. Baldwin Ccunty To All Whom It May Concern Essie Payne having in due fo applied to of administration upon the inti O’ estate of Mariah Wilson, deceas ed: tills is to notify the next of kin security deed. This February the 24th, 1936. ly damaging each of it's subdivisions. Said sale is made under the levy of a fi. fa. issued on the 9th day of May, 1933, for taxes due said City OF MIIiLEDGEVtLLq. GEORGIA | KyleJr Grantee with power of sale of E. E. Crooms. By L. C. HALL. Vice-President. | ate and lying SIBLEY & ALLEN. Att’ys. „ fi. fa. issued on the 6th day without materially damacir^ 1 ®* of May, 1933, for taxes due said of it’s subdivisions. g ^ Citv for the year 1932. Said prop erty will be sold as the property of Mrs. A. W. Tisdale. TENTH ARACT: That tract of land belonging to Mrs. G. H. Bais- den, situate and lying in the City of Milledgeville, State and County aforesaid, and designated as Lot. No. 29, Block D on the Subdivision of Ennis Heights, fronting 25 feet on Milledgevlile Ave., and running back North 180 feet and bound lows: On the North by Lot v ^ on me But by Lot. No^5 ** » South by Milledge Ave., and 2 West by Lot 30, Block D Said sale is made under tv. > of a fi. fa. issued on the -w 1 ? of May, 1833. for taxes due S City for the year 1831. !»; d erty will be sold os me propjht Mrs. C. H. Baisden. « This 2nd day of March. 1935 LEROY D. NAPIER Deputy Marshal of the City Milledgeville. FOURTH TRACT: That tract of ! land belonging to Charlie Kyle, situ- the City of ledgeville. State and County afore- | ? j said, on the East side of North Tat- | I nail Street, fronting 45 feet on North ! j Tatnall Street, and running back j | East 150 feet and bound as follows were made through the Department of Agriculture. On that date, by vir tue of an Executive Order of the President, the work of making fu ture loans of this type and collect ing outstanding loans, was -rar.afer- . the Farm Credit Administra- LAND SALE GEORGIA. Baldwin Ccunty permanent letters j Under and by virtue of the power ; On the South by lands of the Estati 'tote of sale contained in a certain deed r ran j c , 1 ^- v ^ e ’ ° n V* e „ ... 1 ♦ a Ur, 'rm Right-of-Way of the Central of secure a debt executed b f : Georgia Ry. Co., on tho North by n Ray to the First national Bank West Montgomery Street, and r.n the and creditors cf the said Mariah of Milledgeville, Georg! i, on the West by North Tatnall Street. Said deceased, that said applica- 110th. day of December 1924 and ; at the corded of the the Superior Court of Baldwin runty in Deed Book 9 page 479, official[ the undersigned, will sell at public' May.'1833, ior'ikxes due'uldCity jg sale before the courthouse doer in for the year 1932. Said property will 8 said county during the legal hoursj be sold as the property of Charlie |« of sale to the highest bidder lor j Kyle. i S cash on the first Tuesday in April FIFTH TRACT: That tract of land 1 § 1936 after advertisement during tho 1 belonging to Lula Odum situate and .. ... . lying in the City of Milledgeville. month of March as prov.dod by law statc and Counly aforcsa id, on the and in me same manner as Sheriff:: North side of West Montgomery sales are conducted, the following Street, fronting 100 feet on West ion will be heard before regular April Term. 1936, of credit to produce crops, Cour , 0rdinary o( said County Witness my hand ar signature, this March 2, 1936. BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE. Ordinary, Baldwin Co. Ga. tract is a unit incapable cC divisir.i the office of the Clerk of j without materially damaging each 5 ii it’s subdivisions. J Said sale is mad; under the levy ] J t fi. fa. issued i n the 9th day of CITATION tion. The section of that Adminis- GEORGIA. Baldwin County tration. known a, the Emergency T ° AH Whom It May Concern: Crop and Feed Loan Section, was Carlyle Giles having in due form later organized to take over the applied to me for permanent letters described lot work of making loans of mis kind, °l administration upon the estate of ■which are now known as Emergency Manerva Bulls Watson, deceased; Crop Loans. this k to notify the next of kin and it <c : ,.u creditors of the said Manerva Butts it is obvious that an immense pub- . .... Watson, deceased, that said applica tion will be heard before me at the regular April Term. 1936. of the Court of Ordinary of said County. This March 2. 1936. BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. Baldwin Co. Ga. i immense pub lic benefit has rcailted from the ac tivities of this organization. The purpose of this organization is to fi nance farmers who ere unabluc to borrow money from any other source so they may be able to remain on their farms, make a living, repay their loans, and continue their farm ing operations. To be eligible for such a loan, an applicant must be GEORGIA, Baldw engaged in farming, or must derive the principal part cf his income from such operations. These loans, in the past, have en abled farmers and their families to remain off relief rolls and to County All Whom It May Concern: Chas. A Bickerstaff having i plied for guardianship of the per son and property of Douglas Dupre Bickerstaft*. incompetent, of said county, notice is given that said ap- comfortable living on farms. In ad- plication will be heard at my cdfic- dition to the assistance rendered at tcn o’clock A. M.. on the first farmers, practically every other in- Monday in April, next, terert in the community has been This March 2. 1936. benefited by such loans in that they! BERTIE B. STEMBRIDGE. have given farmers purchasing power both at the time the pro- Court of Ordinary. coeds rf the loans were spent and " at the time tho crops produced were I LAND SALE harvested and sold. , GEORGIA, Baldwin County The field supervisors select com- j Under and by virtue of a power munity committeemen in each coun- of sale contained in a deed to se* ty to assist in o’-ganizing and op- cure a debt executed on the 22nd. crating the work. The necessary in- day o' May 1935 by E. E. Crooms. structions and forms for use in sub- conveying the hereinafter describ- mitting applications are procured l *d land to the undersigned Mcr- through the office of the field sup- chants A- Farmers Bank of Milledgc- rmscr. These representatives make ville, Georgia, which deed is record- nccessarv visits to farms, secure in- cd in the office of the Clerk of the formation *n regard to the crop his- Superior Court of said county in tory of each barrower. and super- Deed Book No. 18. page 252. the vise the filling out of the applica- undersigned will sell at public out- tions. The applications are then cry to the highest bidder for cash considered by the County Commit- before the courthouse door of said tec before being forwarded to the' county within the legal hours of Montgomery Street and running back North 150 feet, and bound as fol lows: On the West by lands cf Tom Duvall, on the North by lands cf Mrs. Florrie Whilden, on the East by lands of Jim Moreland, and on the South by West Montgomery Street. Said tract is a unit that is incapable of division without ma terially damaging each oC it's sub divisions. Said sale is mad- under the levy of a fi. fa. issued on the 19th day cf June, 1933, for taxes due said City for the year 1932. Said property will be sold as the property of Lula Odum. SIXTH TRACT: That tract •»: land belonging to Laura Ray, situ ate and lying in the City of Mil ledgeville. State and County afore said. on the North side of Grimes Ave.. fronting 50 feet on Grimes Ave.. and running back North 150 feet and bound as follows: On the Nrrth by lands of Ward Hootten. on the Fast by lands of Morillah San ford. on the West by lands of F. G. Grimes and on the South by Grimes Ave. Said tract is a unit that is in- pr ,„, r ,-, . capable of division without material- ordinary and Ex-officio Clerk n " d wiH ** madc for lhe Purpose j ly damaging each of it’s subdivisions. CITATION parcel of land, to- wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in 115th Dist. G. M. Baldwin County Georgia as follows: Fifty-six acres consisting of two lots, one containing fifty-one acres, more or less, and bounded as follows: On the North by lands of Jeff Harper: on the East by Gooden Hitchcock: On the South by Rocky Branch; and on the West by Jacob W. Ray; Also five acres more or less, bounded on the North and East by Gooden Hitchcock; On the Scuth by Rocky Branch; On the West by the 51 acre tract described above. The above property being the home place of Tillman Ray. Tillman Ray having defaulted in the payment of said debt and hav ing s:nco died said sale will be made in accordance with the powers granted in sa d security deed as aforesaid and as provided by law. of paying said indebtedness with interest which the said security deed above mentioned was given to secure, together with cost of this proceeding and taxes, if any. This 23rd, day of February 1936. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MTLLEDOEVTLLE By JON W. HUTCHINSON. President SIBLEY A- ALLEN. Att’ys. ■estigution j s;, lo on the first Tuesday In April j lt»J6 the following described prop- Rcgional Office and approval. In its effort to serve the farmer the Emergency Crop and Feed Loan All those four certain lots or par- Office h?s placed increasing empha- | cc-ls of land situate, lying and being - s - upon the functions of its field, in the 321st District, G. M. Bald- supervisors which placed throughout Georgia. These superv MARSII.MAS sales Cifv of Milledeeville. Baldwin Countv. Georein Will he sold on the First Tv in April. 1936. before the Court-(land! house door in Baldwin County, i Steele. the legal hours of at ptibl Said tract of land was found possession of A. T. Pettigrew. Said sale Is made under the levy of a fi. fa. issued en the 20th day axes due s Said prope ill be sold as the property Laura Ray. SEVENTH TRACT: That tract of land belonging to Willie Thomas Steele, situate and lying in the City rf Milledgeville. on North Wilkinson Street, fronting 240 feet on Nrrth Wilkinson Street and running hark West 400 feet and bound as follows: On the East by Wi'.kinson Street, r.n the North by Grady Street, on tho West by branch, on the South by of the Estate of Charlie the highest bidder for cash, the' April. 1931. for taxes due said Cit> tracts and parcels of land hereinaf- J for the year 1929. Said propert\ the County. Gee gia and known , the Mayor and A1 lermen of the City I situate and lying in the City of Mil- °f Milledgeville. Deeds will he exc- I ledgeville. On North Wayne Street, cuted to the purchasers at said sale; fronting 210 feet on North Wav by the undersigned Marshal. The i Street and ling back West 210 .» A- 6 in Block desig- tenants in possession of the several J feet, and bound as follows: On the -rt certain map made ♦racts of land hereinafter described North by lands formerly owned by of lots No. 3. in nated “O' ^ ^ ^ ^ constant and intimate touch with by O. M. Cone. County Surveyor of have been notified of the levies and Genie Brantley, rn the East by North all borrowers in his region. The Oconee Heights and recorded in tho limc - * erms . and place of sale as j Wayne Street, on the South by Tift State of Georgia is served by a State Bcok of Deeds ”SS” pages 8 and 9 ■ “"J. on West by lands of s at in tiie Clerk’s Office of lhe n,w«. in '. f - T T R -ir T:That tract rtf lanc1 Rachd Kin *- land was found 1 Off,oc of thc Baldwin; belonging to Mary Scott Ryles, situ-! in posession of Cliff Durden, and -nd lying in the citv of Mil- was levied on as the property of Davis. . , „ . . inder the levy J .. „ nn , . . . r Tntosh Rtnct. fronting 90 feet on of „ fj. f a . issued on the lrt dnv of Lmth -00 feet. Lots Nos. 4 and •> West McIntosh Street ;,„d runnin" April. 1931. [nr taxes due said Citv made from ■ fronting Fast 68 fret on the Mosley- back North 240 f col moro or ^ fo V the year 1929 Said property will ille Road and running back Wes* and hound as fellows: On the North bo si Id as the property of Annie L. bv lands of F C. Kidd, on tho East Davis. nrren. on the NINTH TRACT: That tract of ■h Street and land belonging to Mrs. A. W. Tis- d lving in tho City State and County ved by Supervisors with headqunrt Macon. His office is particularly' County Superior C« interested in the problems of the! Lot No, 3 fronting 60 feet on ^dgeville.' State and Countv* afore-j the Fs'tatV*^* Annie*1 farmer with a staff of exnerti*-1 Coombs Avenue and running back T aid> on thc North s! <te of West Me- : Said sale is made u qualified to a % While these appropriations, the loss has relatively small, especially consider-1130 feet to Lrl No. 3 Block “O" ing the large number of people I designated by the map described ln ’ of Laura Wai benefited. This statement is cuh-■ tilvtve ; Srnth bv lint Mdntosl West bv North Pickens Street, dale. Said tract is a unit that is ineno- of Millcdgcv benefited. This statement is sub- • above stantinted by the fact that in Gcor- Lot No. 6 bounded as follow gia 28.866 loans were made in 1935. lhe North 140 feet by lot No. 5. able of division without materially aforesaid, on the South side of Wes*, amounting to $2,664,430. More than I Block "O” on the East 68 feet by i damaging each of it's subdivisions. Thomas Street (Formerly Wall St.) money has the Moslewille Road: On the South Sa5d sale is made under the levy fronting 71.5 -Teet on West Thomas 150 fret bv lot No 7 B’nck “O” on of a fi fa> issuod on tbe 9th dav Street and running back South 210 Fmor^nr-v Crnn wl* u , * « , « i Mav - said Citv feet and bound ns follows: On the Emergency Crop and Feed Loans the West by lot No. 3. Block O frr the year 1932. Said property will North by West Thomas Street, on the the property of Mary East by Tatnall Street, on the South have been made in Georgia contin- 67 feet. DRUG VALUES IK0NZED TEAST CALDWELL’S SYRUP PEPSIN WATERBURrS COMPOUND g) c WINE OF CARDUI 89c ABSORBME JR Si m H0BARTS ASPIRIN IBO’i J}, 50c LADY ESTHER FACE POWDER . 43 c LAWSONS MINERAL OIL 1-2 GaL it. VICKS SALVE 29c PURETEST EPSON SALTS Fall PooaA 19c 40r FI ETCHER’S CASTORIA . Up FULL PINT REXALL MILK OF MAGNESIA 39c DEFENDER NOSE AND THROAT ATOMIZER Sl.lt RRITEN TOOTH PASTE Lam Toh, 25. THEATRICAL COLD CREAM (Fall Pound) 15c PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY—FILLED BY LICENSED DRUGGESTS Culver & Kidd Drug Co. The *rt&*aJUL Store “Of Course” PHONES 241 Fast Delivery Agent* idle Hour Nnnerin—Flowers Sent, Phone and Express Paid Anywhere ia Georgia BELL’S Special Sale of New Spring Hose. Kayser’s the Best knee-deep in comfort ♦ There are lots of knee-length stockings around town—but there is only one "Rolette!’’ It’s a Kayser "Mir-O-Kleer” stocking, abso lutely flawless—and banded with a fine qual ity Lastex that won’t hind or twist or pull. It’s your finest buy in a below-the-knee stocking! See the new "Shades of Romance.” If you want the best shop at E. E. BELL CO. be sold