Legal advertisements of Clarke County divorce cases 1917
A Clarke County legal notices column lists libel for divorce cases in Clarke Superior Court April Term 1917. Notices require defendants to appear, answer, or show cause. references include Rebecca T Walton Nellie Moore Cleta Herring and others with dates January 1917 and April 1917 terms and clerk signatures.
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Rebecca T. Walton
Clarke Superior Court
C. H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Clete Herring
Cleta Herring
Clarke’ Superior Court
Andrew J. Cobb
Thia
Multiple property sales and administration notices in Clarke County Georgia
Legal notices announce sales of seven houses and two land tracts in Clarke County with terms cash to pay debts of the Hicks estate and other estates. Also listed are estate administrations, creditor claims, citations for permanent administration, and sheriff sales on automobile and land parcels with dates in April 1917.
Real Estate Sales and Divorce Proceedings in Clarke County Georgia
Multiple notices outline sales of Clarke County real estate including a half acre vacant lot on Barrett Street in Athens and five and one sixth acres at Oconee Heights with parcels adjoining various estates. A libel for divorce, Eva V. Poulos vs George Poulos, is set for the April term 1917. Also listed is a purchase of the Myer Marks Building on Wall Street and other district property to be sold at public outcry to satisfy debts, plus an order of sale for a Rollin Cardell ward estate and a 1917 vehicle levy on M B Pittard.
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Georgia
Clarke County
J Cobb
Said County
Rufus Kittle
M L Duncan
Willis Kittle
Tuck
Jadminstratrix
Clarke
Pola
County of
State of Georgia
Satula Avenue
Nantahala Avenue
Buena Vista Avenue
City of
Athens
Flannigan Survey
Athens Park and Improvement Company
Flannigan
A. H. Hodgson
A. H. Hodgeon
Athens Railway & Electric Company
C. Upson
P. O
Court House
C. BE. Mitchay
M. G. Michael
Michael Brothers
B. T. Epps
W. B. Jackson
B .F. Woods
H. B. Barber
Court of Ordinary
R. C. Orr
M. O. Aaron
D. M. Aaron
Ed Gilham
Carrie Lee"Smith
Green & Michael
Attys
Clarke C Y
Crane
J. R. Crane
B. C. Orr
Barnett
Talmadge Bros. & Co
Springdale Atreet
Bloomfeld
Church Streets
Geo. T. Young
City Court of
W. E. Jackson
Towit
Barrett Street
C. M. Burton
Oconee Heights
James M. Smith
J. T. Scott
Willie Winn
Jewel Bird
J. T., Scott
T. A. Jonas
Max Joseph
Athens Sayings Bank
Superior Court
Wall Street
Athens Savings Bank
T.s.mell
Hull Road
Nathan Smith, Sr
Rollin Cardell
Otis Cardell
Otes Cardell
Willye Knight
M. B. Pitta
Armstrong
Oconee Hill Cemetery Trustees seek charter amendment
The petition from Oconee Hill Cemetery Trustees seeks to amend the charter to allow trusts, conveyances, and management of funds for cemetery care. It outlines trustees powers, investment rules, compensation, five year reports to Clarke County, and a mayoral ex officio board seat, with a court petition filed March 20, 1911.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
Oconee’ Hill Cemetery
Oconee Hill Cemetery
Oconee Hill” Cemetery
Palente
Athlens
Said
Board of Trustees
General Assembly of
State of Georgia
Erwin, Rucker & Erwin
Salt Spilling Superstition Traced to Early Church Era
A brief note discusses the superstition around spilling salt, tracing its origins to the Last Supper painting by Leonardo da Vinci in 1493 and suggesting the custom may date back to the first centuries of the Christian era.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Judas
Sand In Holland Beds For Cattle Use
A noted claim from London Telegraph describes abundant Holland sand as a bedding for cows. It is praised for cleanliness and minimal upkeep, needing only light raking to soften and refresh.
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Holland
London Telegraph
Ainos Race Faces Slow Decline In Northern Japan
Investigators note the Ainos of Hokkaido, northern Japan, are dwindling to about 20,000. The dark, tattooed people live in small clusters. bear hunting is common as bears and the Ainos themselves decline. Despite government aid, living habits and social issues persist in this fading culture.
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Japan
Hokkaido
What Young Quakers Learn and Other Odds
A Philadelphia Ledger summary reports on a Friends select school in Media Pennsylvania where children aged six to fourteen answered 100 general information questions. The piece blends curiosity about science history and current affairs with notes on Sir Albert Stanley of Lloyd George’s cabinet and assorted anecdotes.
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United States
Friends’ Select School
Media
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Holland
New York City
Philadelphia
Sir Albert Stanley
Lloyd George
New Cabinet
England
Cornell
Detroit
New Jersey
Public Service Railways
London
Amalgamated Underground
Unsung Heroes Memorial At Princess Pier Revealed
Popular Mechanics reports a granite engine room heroes memorial erected at Princess Pier. The 48 foot obelisk features sculpted engine room groups and four elemental figures at the base, with inscriptions on the sides and fiery torch atop.
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Princess Pier
Live Pool
Popular Mechanics
Ngs
Great Britain claims soda lake riches in Africa
The article notes Britain’s likely seizure of German East Africa and highlights Lakes Magadi and nearby soda deposits. It describes Magadi as a vast, shallow rock lake east of Lake Victoria with large, nearly pure carbonate of soda, possibly 50 square miles in area and nine feet deep, with debates over its depth and water coverage after rain. It also mentions other soda lakes across the border in East Africa and contrasts regional deposits.
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Great Britain
German East Africa
England
Lake Magadi
Lake Victoria
Nyanza
East Africa
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J. W. Moore
Nellie, Moore
P. J. Smith
Joe L. Deadwyler
Cleta Hays Herring
J. Crawford
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Raat
Porlor
Davis
Lester
T. Lester
W. P. Eberhart
Amanda Andrews
B.C. Orr
Qhorgia
Gray Speedwell
J. M. Merritt
A. *Rhodes
J.M. Merritt
Mamie Barnes
Mack, Cook
Mack Cook
Eva
George Poulos
T. J. Shackelford
Cam
B. J. Crawford
Alee
Ainos
Chicago News
Unsung Heroes
Bettiah
Africa
Pearl MacDonald
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State College
Miss McDonald
New York World
Michel de la Tigne
Bitkins