Bond elections proposed for Clarke County Georgia in 1922
Clarke County Georgia voters are asked to approve bonds totaling 160000 for roads and bridges inaugural July 32, 1922. Bonds of 1000 each, five percent interest, mature through 1962 with semiannual interest. Separate issue of 60000 for dormitory at University of Georgia as John Milledge Dormitory. Ballots specify FOR OR AGAINST ROAD AND BRIDGE BONDS and FOR BONDS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. County officials announce dates and procedures.
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Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Clarke
United States
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Theniversity of Georgia
John Milledge
University of Giorsia
Actruéson
Jesus
H. W. White
J. H. Griffeth
J. M. Hodgson
City of
Superior Court
Oconee River
River
Western Circuit
State of Georgia
Blanton Fortson
Said County
State of
Crawford
Notice of Georgia legislation change and legal notices
Public notice announces a Georgia bill to shift Clarke County road commissioner elections to grand jury selection. The document includes a libel for divorce in Clarke County involving Julius Oscar Durham and Sally Crow Durham, with July 1922 court date, and a sheriff sale notice for a 1920 Dodge touring car tied to a foreclosure. Also listed are administration citations for Mrs. R W Branch and Amanda Nunnally seeking letters of administration in Clarke County.
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Duke
Hamilton
Clarke County
Duke Hamilton
Mra
Amanda Nunnally
R. C. Orr
Georgia
Said
Julius Oscar Durham
Sally Crow Durham
Clarke Superior Court
Sallie Crow Durham
Blanton Fortson
E. J. Crawford
West & West
Patitioner
H. EB. Haley
Superior Court of
M. P. Fillott
Bb. H. Merck
Merck Eliott Buick Company
H. BE. Haley
Merce Elliott Buick Company
Fife
W. BE. Jackson
Robert D. Branch
R. W. Neh
R. W. Branch
Head Crushed Woman Found Near Brittendon Home
Jackson Mich. Miss Alice Walcott age 40 assistant matron of the Brittendon Home for Girls was found murdered near her home Friday morning. Her head was crushed and a threat slashed. an axe and razor were used. Evidence suggests a struggle. No clue to the slayer yet. bloodhounds are trailing. The body lay a short distance from the residence. clothing torn, gagged with a handkerchief. Her parents are said to live in Oregon.
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Miss Walcott
Oregon
Taxi Drivers' Licenses Revoked in Athena Hearing
The Athena Police and Fire commission met Thursday night to hear charges against city taxi drivers. After reviewing evidence, licenses for A. H. Taylor and C. W. Booth were revoked for practicing undesirable fares.
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Athena Police and Fire Commission
A. H. Taylor
C. W. Booth
Black Man Suffered Severe Head Blow in Incident
William Wealssinger, described as colored, is hospitalized at St. Mary's with a severe blow to the head after an incident. Police investigate the circumstances and seek information from witnesses.
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William Wealssinger
St. Mary's Hospital
Foreman Cooper in Farm Head Injury Case at Whitehall
On a Whitehall farm Manuel Cooper a colored foreman faced charges after confronting Waissinger who hit him with a plow line. Cooper struck Waissinger on the head with a single tree and was arrested but released after it was ruled self defense. Waissinger suffered a nasty head wound but is expected to recover.
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Manuel Cooper
Hugh White
Whitehall
Waissinger
Coper
Cooper
Cadillac Car Smashes Store in Stevens
A red Cadillac touring car owned by Charlie Howard of Stevens, driven by Howard Cheney, smashed the front of M Fickett jewelry store at noon Friday. The car rolled onto the sidewalk and broke a plate glass display window and two screen doors as brakes failed. no evidence of carelessness found. Monuments to military heroes are unknown in China. Systematic exploration of Africa began in 1788. Ravens mate for life and reuse the same nest yearly.
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Charlie Howard
Stevens
Howard Cheney
M.’F. Fickett
Nho
Cheney
Allen's Foot Ease Advertisement Claim Comfort
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease as an antiseptic powder for shoes that pinch or cause foot pain. It promises friction relief, soothes hot tired sweating and swollen feet, and claims women can wear shoes one size smaller.
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Allen
Stop Coughing At Night With Fo- Hey’s Honey and Tar
A reader from 108 Avondale St E Liverpool Cord writes that Folby’s Honey and Tar relieved a seven to eight week bronchial cough in a boy. The letter claims the product soothes and heals, and the advertiser promotes it as a remedy for night coughs.
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Alfred Barker
Avondale St. E
Liverpool
Fo- Hey
Folby
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Jerry Henderson
C. Orr
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J. A. Wright
Thomas St
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Recorders Court
Athens Board of Health
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Banner-Herald
Athens, Gay
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Athens Herald
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