Sheriff Sale Notice in Clarke County
Public notice announces a sheriff sales proceeding in Clarke County for property tied to Aminda C Melero and heirs. The sale is scheduled before the county court on a date in December nineteen twenty one, with terms and location described for purchasers and interested parties.
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Aminda C. Meleroy
Offire
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Uepors Sators- Ore
Parry Bet Var “Rianting Fekve Ts Atoresatt
Peetieoning
Notice of sale to satisfy mortgage by Clarke County court order
After order of sale by the Superior Court of Clarke County a remedy is announced to sell six shares of Capital Stock of the American State Bank of Georgia held by M. J. Caylette to satisfy a warranty lien. The guardian Mrs. Caylette is named and the court will appoint a referee for the sale. The third Monday in January is set for appearance and the court will proceed if the party does not appear.
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Georg Noni
Clarke
Sven
Sean Fee Ali
Fortson
Uid
Surior Court of _ Clarke
Anu
Georgia
M. J. Caylette
Edgar
Cée
Hjanton
Said
Pford
T Fortsun
American Legion Special Marshall Foch Visits With War Vets
The American Legion committee outlines plans for a 25000 mile tour featuring Marshall Foch. He faces a hand injury but will participate in a ceremonial program with local officials and veterans, highlighting patriotic themes and American unity.
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Thomas
Yoor
David
Univer
Ie Ceevall
Hen
Jamerican Legion
Etinatihal
Legion
Frawan Rian
Foch
Ceseney
Penton
Wales
Rayitttorere
Wis
Rica Testoin
Marshals Pare
Pero Phyate
Jean
Debated naval limits loom in Far East talks
Washington dispatch reports cautious optimism from American delegates in Washington meetings on arms limitation. American officials stress potential ties between Pacific questions and broader Far East strategy while discussing Japanese naval needs, aircraft carriers, and the balance of power.
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Atal Press
Webley
Ovs
Far
de Britlair
Prem
Washington
Harding
Pacific
Lan
Japan
Tong
Gaponene
Ute
Atlantic
Uextage
Chiron Kato
Wlishes
Arthur’ J. Balfour
Far Eastern Committee
Thy
China
Pas
de Calon
Yithott
Bey
Wealthy Widow Works as Maid and Steals Jewels
Mrs Etta Belle Hull, formerly of Chicago, is under arrest on charges of robbery at the Wood residence in Los Angeles. Police say she confessed to stealing a revolver and jewels after taking a maid position, claiming a $300 monthly allowance from her late husband’s estate prior to employment.
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Hos Angeles
Etta Belle Hull
Chicago
Fa Clry
Tio
Samuel Woon
Kidlen
Hell
Edison with Ford plan inspection trip to Muscle Shoals
Detroit Mich February report says Thomas A Kidian will accompany Herily Fontite and a Ford inspection party to Muscle Shoals nitrate and water project. Edison travels by private car to Dearborn and Detroit then plans to depart south after meetings with Ford engineers. Duration at each location not yet known.
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Detroit
Mich
Thomas A Kidian
Edison
Ae Dearborn
Kalxon
Manufuuturer
Dorothy Ahioicle
South
Ford Organization
Blumenthal Bros. upbeat on business growth
The Blumenthal Bros. firm, sole converters of ticking in the South, report capital doubling since August and expect yearly business to top 750000 with a 25 percent rise next year. Julian H. Blumenthal says improvement should follow cotton price clearances as 1925 ends. In Pensacola, Allan S. Imes is found guilty of mail fraud and fined 500 dollars plus one year and a day in federal prison.
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Sines
Blumenthal
New Orleans
Blumenthal Bros
Ft.ae
Julian H. Blumenthal
Pensacola
Fla
Allan | Sters Imes
Gertmofs Marks
Fragments on a Recipe Mix and Bake Steps
The readable text describes flour sugar and milk ingredients with partial measurements and notes to mix and bake. It appears as a muddled set of cooking instructions with references to salt baking powder and batter texture.
Packer Strike Orders Spread Across Midwest City Areas
Amalgamated Cutters and Hutchens Workmen of North America issue instructions for a nationwide strike starting Monday affecting 36 000 workers across at least fifteen cities including Fort Worth St Joseph and Oklahoma City Union leaders expect widespread action with potential plant disruption. Also reports Mia Etta Hell released from Chicago jail after arrest for robbing a residence where she worked as a maid and allegedly selling stolen items worth thousands.
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Chicago
AR Hay
Dennis ‘Lane
Iarys
Feqt ‘Cutters
Hutchens Workmen
North America
Pagking
Haren
Kansas City
Omni
American Federation of Labor
Mass Miceteign
Mia
Etta Hell
North Side
Hell
United States Asked For A Loan Amid Global Hardship
Fragmentary text suggests a statement about the United States seeking a loan while others are financially strained. The readable lines reference economic need and international borrowing, but many words are garbled. The item appears as a brief historical blurb with scarce clear details.
Zion City financier Voliva rises from 83 cents to vast fortune
The article chronicles John Gibbons Voliva's ascent as Zion City head after Dowie, with a 1.6 million dollar loan, 23 industries, and a revenue of over 3.15 million. At 61, Voliva fixes his salary at 260 a month and leads a laborless, debt-free city of 6000 followers. He inherits Dowie’s legacy and claims immense control.
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Hy Roy Gibbons
L—Wilwur
Glenn Yollva
Rivergrope
Voliva
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Zion’ City
City
Voliya
Newton
Ind
Voliva’s faith as a business edge in religion sense
The text quotes Voliva defending a fusion of religion and commerce, arguing faith can be capitalized with practical sense. He cites a value of religion at $250,000 and says shelter and strength come from belief while urging combining horse sense with piety to improve planning, opportunity, and profits.
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Ula
Voliva
Ami Voliva
Ty Bey E
Angey
Rip Major Named Director of Athletics at Wofford
Announcement Friday by the Wofford alumni association says Rip Major, renowned South coach, is selected as director of athletics at Wofford College. He is expected to begin duties within days as the alumni group gains full athletic control.
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Wofford
Spartanburg
Rip' Major
South
Athk
Wofford College
Alumni Association
Briand Faces Storm as Cabinet Stands Unified
Paris dispatch reports Premier Briand and his cabinet facing a tense parliamentary hour amid a brewing cabinet crisis. Opponents seek a new ministry while Briand maintains confidence, aided by steady foreign policy notes and a wireless link with Paris as the Briand voyage ends offshore. Also reported, two African American men, John Henry Barnett and Willis Williams, were hanged in Montgomery for the murder of a merchant.
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Dresen
Lordeaux Haat
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Montgomery
Ala
John Henry Barnett
Willis Willams
Namery County
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