Sale notices of ice plant and land in Americus Georgia
Legal advertisements announce sales before the courthouse door in Americus Sumter County Georgia on the first Tuesday in May. Several parcels and the Ice Plant structure and equipment tied to Thomas E Mitchell and others are described for fulfillment of city and county court executions. Levies include property in Americus city blocks and land tracts near Cotton Avenue and McGarrah Street.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Americus
Southern Ice and Cold Storage Company
Thos. E. Mitchell
Hosein
Southern Cold Storage and Ice Co
Thomas E. Mitchell
Americus Grocery Co
Cotton Avenue
Coton Avenue
Central of Georgia Trailway
B. D. Ansley
Jevy
Central of Georgia Railway Co
McGarrah Street
Central of Georgia Railway
Henry Vogt Machine Company
Thos. B. Mitchell
B. L. Bell
House and lot in Americus sold by Davenport heirs
In Sumter County Georgia the to be sold property sits in Americus on Davenport Street 180 in the northwest city area described as one half acre more or less bounded north by W T Davenport lands west by Mary Covington and to be sold to Annie by W T Davenport in January during May sale hours.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Americus
Sum- Ter County
E. J. Eldridge
J. H. Rumph
L. J. Blalock
Cobb
Mrs. Giddings
Ashby Street
Jaco
W. C. Farlow
W. H. Statham
B. L Bell
W. T. Engt
W. T. Davenport
Guardianship Hearings and Probate Notices Across Georgia
A group of notices announces hearings on guardianship of Alanie Murray at Milledgeville, and dismission petitions for Miss L. C. Cotton and D. B. Harrell estates. Administrators J. R. Logan and Edgar King cited to show cause why they should not be discharged or granted letters of administration. Court dates set for early May 1908 with regional officials named.
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Georgia
Sumter County
W. T. A. Dunn
Alanie Murray
Milledgeville
John A. Cobb
Frank P. Harrold
L. C. Cotton
Sumter
J. R. Logan
Arnold Godwin
Webster County
J. Harrell
D. B. Harrell
W. H. Cosby
Edgar King
R. W. King
BR. W. King
Public Road Applications in Sunjter County Georgia
Public notices announce proposed discontinuations and a second class road grant in Sunjter County. G T Deriso W A Wilson and others seek closing of two public roads by the first Monday in May 1908. Additional entries describe a second class road through T B Hooks lands from 16th District to connecting routes, subject to no contrary cause.
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Georgia
Sunjter County
G. T. Deriso
W. A. Wilson
W. D. Bass
G. 1. Deriso
G. T. Bass
Lee County
Commissioners of Roads
W. L. Thomas
Clerk Co. Com
Sumter County
G. M. Eldridge
L. G
W. L._THOMAS
F. A. Wilson
E. 8. Ferguson
M. B. Council
G. W. Nunn
Lee Bass
Bradley
P. Thomas
E. Smith
J. J. Smith
E. Timmerman
Sumter
Smithville
N. A. Thomas
W. P. Thomas
Mra
EB. T.smith and Son
Commissioners of
Monte
Mrs N A Thomas EB Smith W
Mrs N A Thomas EB Smith W are named in a brief social notice appearing in the column of local society notes. The item lists the trio as attendees at a recent gathering, with no further events or dates given in the readable text.
Money in Little Farm Way Down in Florida
Irving Brady from Sanford Florida visited Americus to discuss his small farm yielding high profits. He manages a thirteen acre truck patch producing celery lettuce tomatoes with four crops annually. He has sold six thousand celery crates from six acres and nets about 1.75 to 2.60 dollars per crate, with strong returns from crops and rotation.
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Irving Brady
Sanford
Fla
Americus
Mr. Brady
Americas
Brady
Leslie Completes Lyceum Course in Leslie Georgia
Leslie residents enjoyed a five lecture Lyceum series led by Mrs. Wm. Chitton and the Alkhest Lyceum Co of Atlanta. The town noted visiting guests, local illnesses, a merry go round stopover, and road changes near Leslie with plans set for June.
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Oglethorpe
John W. Suggs
Lesle Hotel
E. E. Ranen
Calhoun County
Public road applications filed in Sumter County Georgia
A. E. Lockett and others petition to convert a private road near Gatewood’s School House into a second class public road extending to the Barlow place via Council’s Mill in the 27th District. May grants pending if no objections. Also Arthur Rylander and others seek a second class public road from Cobb to DeSoto in the 15th District, using Seaboard Air Line Railway right of way, with similar approval conditions. Clerk notes deadline and filing rule for legal ads.
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Georgia
Sumter County
A. E. Lockett
A.D. Gatewood
T.F. Gatewood
Gatewoods School House
Barlow Place
Council's Mill
Commissioners of Roads
W. L. Thomas
Clerk Co. Com
Arthur Rylander
G. D. Jones
C. C. Clay
W. J. Hill
Cobb
DeSoto
Seaboard Air Line Railway
W. L._ THOM Clerk Co
Marking Cotton Bales In Transit To Prevent Losses
A Georgia rail and cotton shipping conference proposed a numbered cloth strip attached to each bale. Each tie would bear a 16 time stamped compress number to identify handling at the first point of contact. The plan aims to curb misbilled or misrouted cotton and speed redistribution.
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J. E. Hightower
Central of Georgia
H. P. Everett
Seaboard
J. M. Tobin
Atlantic Compress Company
Atlanta
Railroad and
Compressien
Americus Deputy Sherriff Arrests Forgery Suspect
Deputy Sheriff Fuller returned to Americus from Asheville with J. W. Ray who was wanted on a state forgery charge. Ray, previously living in Americus, accompanied the deputy without requisition and was released on bond after friends secured his release. The case centers on a $50 draft drawn through the Leslie bank that went unpaid.
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Fuller
Americus
Asheville
N. C
J. W. Ray
Leslie
Ray
Lessie Bank
Chronic Constipation Cured by Foley Laxatives
Advertisement promotes Foley's Urine Laxative and Foley's Orino Laxative as cures for chronic constipation. Claims aid digestion, stimulate liver and bowels, restore natural action, and promise quick relief. Warns against substitutes and notes availability at druggists. Includes call to commence use today.
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Foley
Brown Leads Smith in Sumter Poll Reflecting Train Survey
A Sumter poll taken on a train report shows 21 votes for Brown and 3 for Smith among 24 travelers. The article notes Brown maintains a strong lead in daily discussions across voters encountered in offices stores and streets. If the trend holds Brown could surpass expectations of the Little Commissioner before election day.
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Brown
Smith
Sumter
Americas
Cordele
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised By Californian Buyer
Charles Fi Budahn of Tracey California writes of his luck after buying Bucklen's Arnica Salve two 25 cent boxes. He claims the salve cured a long standing itching piles that resisted other treatments. Sold under guarantee at Eldridge Drug Co.
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Charles
Fi Budahn
Tracey
California
Eldridge Drug Co
Captain Furlow to Start 10 Manila Mission
Captain James W. Furlow of the Fourth Infantry U S A has left Americus for San Francisco and plans to sail for Manila around May 15 after a rest. He will join his regiment in the southern archipelago, after spending a month at home in Americus with his mother, sister, and brother. He previously served two years in the Philippines and five years with his regiment in Cuba before transfer to the Fourth. He was granted six weeks of leave for his return to the United States.
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James W. Furlow
U. S.A
Americus
San Francisco
Manila
Furlow
Americas
Philippines
Cuba
States
Epigrams From Joe Brown Reveal Candidacy Tone
Random selections from Joseph M. Brent sayings on his gubernatorial bid emphasize reform over denunciation, prosperity over oratory, and fair wages and prices. He urges moderation, wisdom, and restraint, vows to resist personal attacks, and seeks broad public support for Georgia’s growth.
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Georgia
Ated Tee
Joseph M. Brent
All Can't Be Pretty in this county vote for Joe Brown
Fragmentary text shows a political slogan urging support for Joe Brown with claims of broad county backing. The readable portion references a countywide vote and support proposed by a unit or group, but details and context are incomplete.
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Pital
Unty
Joe Brown
Ploas
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Sheriff's Sale
Feoho
Rgia
Lightmott Creek
Catherine E. Wood
E. L. Bell
Ella M. Cooper
Chas. Catledge
Maggie C. Kirvin
W. C. Kirvin
Sumter Superior Court
A. Littlejohn
H. EB. Allen
EB. T. Smith
Florida
Lyceum Gourse
Jack
Aast
A. W. Smith Furniture Co
W. Smith
Gomes
Capt. Furlow
Athena Banner
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