Georgia Sumter legal notices and property sale details
Legal advertisements from Sumter County Georgia note a house and lot in Americus to be sold at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in April 1908 to satisfy an execution in favor of Bank of Commerce against R. E. Lee. Also notices to Mrs. Maggie C Kirvin over a marriage dissolution petition with May 1908 court term, plus road applications by W L Thomas and associates for new roads and discontinuation of a public road in Sumter County with April 1908 finality potential unless objections are raised.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Maggie C. Kirvin
W. C. Kirvin
Sumter Superior Court
Z. A. Littlejohn
H. E. Allen
W. Clopton
J. E. Ranew
J. Ranew
J. J. Davis
J. M. Summerford
Lamar
J. W. Clopton
B. J. Ranew
J. W. Clapton
E. L. Wilson
T. J. Wade
W. J. Joiner
M. J. Morgan
Tatum Place
J. M. Johnson
Commissioners of Roads
W. L. Thomas
Sheriff Sale in Americus Ga Property of Andrew Burton
Sumter County will sell before the courthouse door in Americus on the first Tuesday in April during usual hours. The property is a house and lot on the north side of Ashby street, bounded by Nix Alley, Andrew Burton’s lands, Allen street, and Ashby street. Levied to satisfy a Justice court execution in favor of F A Thomas against Andrew Burton. Levy by J W Cobb and returned by sheriff B L Bell. February 29 1908.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Americus
Cotton Avenue
Judge Montgomery
Martin Grinton
Charles Crocker
Old Harris Hotel
Colored Friendship Baptist Church
R. E. Lee
City Court of Americas
Bank of Commerce
E. L. Bell
Sumter
Ashby Street
Andrew Burton
Nix Alley
Allen Street
Nouth
Justice Court
G. M
F. A. Thomas
J. W. Cobb
L. C
B. L. Bell
Guardianship discharge and administration notices 1908
Multiple legal notices from Sumter County Georgia announcing guardianship discharge for J J Culler and appointment proceedings for permanent administration of W T McMath estate. Objections must be filed by early April 1908. officials are John A Cobb Ordinary.
Georgia Webster County Admin Notice for A C Reddick Estate
M J Leverett issues a notice in proper matters of administration for the estate of A C Reddick of Webster County Georgia. Creditors and next of kin are required to appear at Leverett's office within the legal time and show cause why permanent administration should not be granted.
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Georgia
Sumter County
MacMath
W. T. McMath
W.T. McMath
E. J. McMath
John A. Cobb
Webster County
M. J. Leverett
A. C. Reddick
Said
G. P. Brightwell
Joe, Ann Barrentine
Joe Ann Barrentine
Wi.h. Cosby
Estates Notice In Re Reddick Case Sealed By Judge Cosby
W H Cosby Ordinary notes that the claim or grant on the estate of C A C Reddick may be restricted or denied to M J Leverett as part of probate proceedings. Court records indicate ongoing administration with potential assignments awaiting further action.
Guardianship hearing sought for Mary J Reddick minor
M J Leverett applies for guardianship of the person and property of Mary J Reddick, minor child of C A C Reddick, deceased. Hearing set at 10 a m on the first Monday in April at the office of W H COSBY Ordinary in Webster County Georgia. The notice is dated March 2 1908. GEORGIA Webster County
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Georgia
Webster County
M. J. Leverett
Mary J. Reddick
C. A. C. Reddick
W. H. Cosby
Teachers of Sumter Meet On Saturday
The public school teachers of Sumter will hold their monthly institute in Americus next Saturday, 28. Opening discussion by Prof. W. J. Dowd, English grammar by Prof. L. I. Turpin, primary history by Mrs. Wille Price, primary arithmetic by Miss Annis Clarke and Miss Ophie Markett, advanced arithmetic by Prof. J. T. Price, geography by Prof. J. L. Kenyon, advanced history by Prof. J. T. Price, pedagogy by Prof. A. I. Clarke, with closing remarks by others. full attendance urged by Supt. W. S. Moore.
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Sumter
Americus
W.J. Dowd
L. I. Turpin
Wille Price
Annis Clarke
Ophie Markett
J. T. Price
J. L. Kenyon
J.T. Price
A. I. Clarke
W. 8. Moore
WOMAR'S POWER AND LYDIA PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND
An endorsement piece extols the power of a healthy woman and cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a thirty year remedy. Letters from Detroit and Vienna praise relief from severe female weakness and pain. A Mrs. Lynn, Mass. invitation asks sick women to write for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkhan
Louise Jung
Chestnut St
Detroit
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emma Wheaton
Vienna
W. Va
Mrs. Pinkham
Sony
Lynn
Mass
Working On Genius Begun On Monday In Americus
Mr. W. P. Persons has been engaged by the publishers to take Americus census. He began Monday, has already listed hundreds of names, and will forfeit pay for omissions. He aims to complete within forty days, promising population figures between 12 000 and 15 000 with names and street addresses in the Mercantile publications later this year.
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W. P. Persons
New City Directory
Americus
Persons
Kidney health ad and a golf club quip
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a kidney remedy noting blood passes through kidneys quickly and that many diseases start there. It promises samples by mail and urges mentioning the paper. A humorous quip about golf club members spills into the page, contrasting leisure with past work.
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Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N.Y
Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy guarantee notice
Certification asserts all druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. Claims to stop coughs, heal lungs, prevent pneumonia, and consumption. Says contains no opiates, genuine yellow package, and strict substitution refusal. Sold by all druggists. cod-w
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Foley
Reporter dodges plea to indorse large check
A pompous man asks the reporter to draw a $100,000 check. The reporter refuses, saying he has never done so, and proposes to try only if the man agrees to indorse it. The exchange showcases a sharp tonal clash between the two figures.
Thousands Cured Hyomei Advertises Catarrh Cure
Hyomei touted as the most unusual remedy for catarrh claiming to treat respiratory diseases by delivering healing balsams through the air. The ad warns against letting airsense reach from nose to lungs and promises cure for all curable catarrh forms with a refund offer if unsuccessful. A separate item notes that any attempt by Harry Thaw to stop his wife’s divorce may be seen as proof of insanity.
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Nature
Dodson
Harry Thaw
Washington
How Cough Germs Multiply When You Have a Cold
The article explains that inflamed mucous membranes harbor germs breed in the airways, with a focus on pneumonia germ. It notes that Foley's Honey and Tar soothes inflamed passages, relieves cough, and helps expel the cold. It warns against substitute products and includes a social remark about women showing respect to men who heed advice.
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Foley
Fool a Wise Coffee Critic With Health Coffee
A retailer advertises Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee promising a convincing flavor for discerning tasters. Marketed as a quick brew from toasted grains and nuts, it claims real coffee is present in trace amounts. Price listed as 12 pounds 25c at Sparks Grocery Co.
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Dr. Shoop
Pension payments to Sumter Confederate veterans in April
Sumter's Confederate pensioners are slated to receive the next quarterly payments by April 10, earlier than the original schedule. Captain John A. Cobb, of the court of ordinary, will forward the Sumter county pension roll to Atlanta on April 1, and expects funds for the veterans and widows to arrive by or before April 10, with due notice to the Times-Order.
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Sumter
John A. Cobb
Court of Ordinary
Atlanta
Sumter County
Cost of living reports cited as main evidence in case
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that printed reports showing a drop in living costs serve as the principal evidence in the case.
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Philadelphia Ledger
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Jake
Kathleen
Lolie
Corinne Culler
Washington Post
Womar
Mr. Persons
A. W. Smith Furniture Co
Chicago News
Tennessee Chemical Co
Foleys
Bright's
Patterson
Ely
Fuji Gren Bates
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New Yor
Don Trasfer
United States
Fitcom Receip
Farmey
Petl
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