James B Park Announces Long Term Congress Candidacy
Greensboro Georgia December 26 1916 James B Park declares for the long term seat in Congress to replace the late Samuel J Tribble promising faithful service to the people of Georgia pledging no paid campaigning and pledging to visit each county and report annually while endorsing 1916 Democratic platforms and advocating rural post roads and Confederate veterans funds along with endorsement letters from local leaders and newspapers
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Greensboro
Eighth
Samuel J. Tribble
Georgia
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Fred L. White
National Association
Buckhead
United States
Judge Park Seeks Congress Seat in Georgia Eighth District
The Herald Journal of Greensboro Ga endorses Judge James B Park for Congress to replace the late Samuel J Tribble. It lauds his two terms in the state legislature his integrity legal learning and courage arguing he would faithfully defend the Constitution and constituents while serving as a capable national legislator. Support from figures like Lucian L Knight and Samuel H Sibley underscores the recommendation.
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James B. Park
A. Copelan
Greene County
Samuel J. Tribble
Superior Court
Eighth Congressional District
E. A. Copelan
L. Elmer Duttorf
Greensboro Baptist Church
J. A. Simpson
Presbyterian Church
Marvin Williams
Greensboro Methodist Church
Judge Park
Covington News
Park
Georgia
Ocmulgee Circuit
Ocmulgee
Congress
Herald-Journal
Greensboro
Samuel J Tribble
Eighth District
Lucian L. Knight
Samuel H. Sibley
Union Point
J. B. Park
Hved
Athens Real Estate Assessments Open for Inspection
Assessors conclude yearly 1917 real estate valuations and invite citizens to inspect records at Athens city hall council chamber from 10 to 1 in the forenoon and 3 to 5 in the afternoon starting January 4, 1917 for ten days. Officials C N Wbratnerly, Geo H Palmer, John T Anderson oversee the notice.
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City of
Athens
Council Chamber
C. N. Wbratnerly
Geo. H. Palmer
John T. Anderson
First Meeting of Creditors in T. E. Wilson Bankruptcy
In the Northern District of Georgia Eastern Division T. E. Wilson of Athens was adjudicated bankrupt January 6 1917. The first meeting of creditors is set for January 20 1917 at 10 a.m. in the Southern Mutual Building Athens Ga. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Referee Blanton Fortson. Athens Ga January 8 1917.
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of Georgia
T. E. Wilson
Athens
Clarke
Southern Mutual
Blanton Fortson
Notable Local Endorsement for Chamberlain's Tablets
I B Wixon of Farmers Mills New York says Chamberlain's Tablets have long helped his stomach and liver disorders and calls them the best he has ever used. The product is obtainable widely.
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I. B. Wixon
Farmers Mills
N. Y
Chamberlain
Ady
New York and New Orleans Cotton Markets Mixed Trading
The market opened with gains then fell back as traders booked profits after bullish ginning figures. March and July contracts eased, spot buying steadied prices, and Southern spot projections supported modest gains. Ginning by state totals show large Texas and Georgia outputs while overall American demand remained tepid.
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New York
Aves
New Orleans
Associated Press
Liverpool
Argentina
Census Bureau reports 11 045 225 bales ginned
The Census Bureau announced that cotton ginned prior to January 1 totaled 11 045 225 running bales. The figure includes 188 52 round bales and 113 359 sea island bales, with last year showing 10 000 000 plus.
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Census Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Sea Island
Ea Island
Julian B. McCurry Emerges Winner in Congressional Race
Advertisement proclaims Julian B. McCurry as the winner as voters rally behind his candidacy. It claims politicians attack him from all sides in the final campaign days, but the people are onto their old tricks.
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Julian B. M'Curry
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