Local political candidacy notices from Western Circuit
A collection of late 19th or early 20th century political candidate declarations from Fortson and surrounding Georgia districts. Sellers include C. H. Brand in the Eighth Congressional District seeking the 66th Congress under Democratic Primary rules, plus other local figures like Thomas Shackelford for County Commissioner, M. Hodgson, Hugh W. White, and O. H. Arnold announcing runs for county roads and revenues.
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Georgia
Brand
Clarke County Probate Notices for 1922 Administrations
Legal notices from Clarke County Georgia announce: wills and estates for A C Quillian and related quests. apply for leave to sell real estate. citations issued for September 1922 terms. appointments for permanent administration. guardianship discharge. sales of land in Canon and Athens area. sheriffs sale of real property and a cotton lot in Athene Planters Warehouse.
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Seorgia
Clarke County
W. T. Broxton
A. C. Quillian
A. C. Quil- Man
A.C. Quillian
Court of Ordinary
Jeave
Thia
R. C. Orr
Georgia
Canon
Franklin County
Burnette Street
First Ave
Said Avenue
Rock
Fourth
Broad St
A .N. Bowers
A. N. Bowers
Court House
Athena
Athens
Monroe
J. H. Patman
P. 4. Johnson
Talmadee Mygatt
W. A. Nunnally
J. R.ey
Wolver M. Smith
J. W. Malcom
S. L. Autry
Sheris
Gee
Madison
Legislature Announces Candidate for Clarke County Seat
The legislature announces a candidacy to the House of Representatives from Clarke County. A. Holden is the candidate nominated by the Clarke County people. The campaign seeks loyal and continued support for the election on November 14 following the upcoming primary.
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Clarke County
Camilo
Extensive 1922 Athens sale notices from Clarke County
Public sale notices from Clarke County Georgia list multiple deeds and liens. W A Bolton and M Farbstein announce foreclosures on run of mine coal and a Miles Sheridan land parcel with a 600 dollar note due, plus complete brick plant machinery and land rights in Newton District near Athens.
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W. BD. Siler
Berthaentucky
Athens Mattress Bed Company
Athens
Ae Eee
Ns” Po
W.C/ BOLTON
Central Oft Georgia Railway Company
Georgia
Clarke County
Miles Sheridan
M. Farbatein
Superior Court
M. Farbstein
Court House
Gandy Creek
County of
Clarke
State of Georgia
H. C. Erwin
Jeane Callawhys
Tines
Charile Walker
Cliff Tarnot
Milus
Shercian
J. H. R. Totty
Miling Sheridan
M. Farbstéin
Milas Sheridan
Leral
M. Farestein Green
Attys
Hodgeworth Brick Company
Newton
Jackson County
Athens and
Comemree Road
C.B
Chandler
Athens and Commerce Road
Oconee
Sald P
Southern Brick Company
Sald Ae
P. HoDingss
Georgia divorce petition filed in Sand Ferald County
Fannie Hulsey Bayne of Georgia files for divorce in the Superior Court. The court orders her presence or legal representation at the Sand Ferald County court on the second Monday in October. If she does not respond, the court will proceed. Witness Blanton Fortson, judge, August 18, 1922. B. J. Crawford, Clerk.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Sallie P. Hodgson
A. H. Hodgson, Jr
A. HB
Joan ‘Wise McGresgor
Loulap C. McGregor
Sai
Gard County
Said Co
B. J. Crawford
Clarke Co. Kelly & Kelly
P. C. Lawrenceyitle
J.C. Pats
Great
Superior Court
Sandferald
Blanton Fortson
Aid Court
Gasoline in Bibert County prompts statewide intrigue
A Larry Ganti Daily column reports rumors of natural gasoline in Bibert County. State chemists dispute the find, saying the sample resembles water. locals note strong indications of oil, with tests suggesting gasoline in wells may be natural. A tank near the Banka in CarnEaville is inspected for leaks, but no source found. Nearby figures discuss cotton bales and local deaths as community notices mix with the puzzling oil claim.
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Verdell
Bibert
White
Bert County
Carnéaville
Banka
Poe
Mateen
Golton
G. L. Carson
Fia
F. Neal
Ashland
Franklin County
Francea
Carton
Bold Spring
Irs
H.J. Gober
Fleming Jackson
Nicholson
Athens
Waa
A .Croek
Haragman
Greene
Green County
Onicean
W. C. Davidson
White Plains
Walker's
Bai
Greene Sry
Burkhead
Fragmentary Night Scene and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR text references Cleveland Daniel and JI Selle's prize toast. Mentions toasting, warrants, and a morning sink request. The legible elements suggest a local notice or column fragment with names and actions but lacks coherent narrative.
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Cleveland
Daniel
Rand
Ibor
City approves Lumpkin street site for new ward school
A committee reported the Lumpkin street lot nearly closed for use in building the Ward school. The Chase street and Harbis street sites are paid for. Harbis will be sold as too small. Public response mixed, with residents near Lumpkin pleased and others concerned about distance for some neighborhoods.
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Chase Street
Har- Fis Street
Lumpkin Street
Milledge Terrace
Milledge Circle
University Drive
Milledge
Suit Against Unions Filed In Court By Harry Daugherty
Washington reports that Harry Daugherty filed suit to bar unions and their leaders from hindering railroad operation and from interfering with employees. The move targets major unions and federation groups, aiming to keep railroads running while injunctions proceed. Senate and House leaders reacted cautiously, with Cummins supporting any step to maintain railroad operation. Compere of the AFL sought details on Chicago actions before commenting, signaling limited early reaction to the strike saga.
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Harry Daugherty
Ward- Railway
Washington
Preas
Geetal Daugherty
W. H. Johnston
International Association of Machisista
Iing
Railways Employes Department
All International Unions
Tational Brotherhood of Backsmiths
Association of Sheet Metal Workers
Brotherhood of Rail Ways
International
Ameri Fcam Federation of Labor
Chicago
Legal Battle Over OF Heist F000 to Open Monday
A prolonged court fight over a will contest and alleged caveator proceeds expected to last at least three days. Judge J D Bradwell of Athens and Judge Berry T Mosely of Danielsville preside for the legatees and executors with attorney J J Eke(d) representing the caveator and witnesses lined up for testimony.
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J.D. Bradwell
Athens
Berry T. Mosely
Danielsville
Rapresan
J. J. Eked
Cayeator
Cee Weeti Hodges
Hart
Ah Cmc
Res T Association discusses disease measures and education plans
The Res T Association debated actions to curb disease spread and whether to ask the Board of Education to delay school openings. Dr McKinney reported eight city cases, five under quarantine, with improvement noted. The group celebrated Educational Week plans and thanked retiring officers as women attendees showed growing strength.
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Board of Education
Dr. McKinney
McKinney
Jon Nover
Athens
Aiphitheria
Bipolte Riplrtes
Lamar’ Scott
Stat Press
Georgia
Boll Weevil Not Talked of Much In West Said
By T Larry Gantt, the piece reports farmer Obe Smith’s view on cotton crops across Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas. Smith notes boll weevil damage easing outside South Georgia and Delta Mississippi, optimistic yields in Texas and Arkansas, and government estimates near 11.5 million bales with speculative talk of 18 million. He cites Scott Farm in Delta County with 14,407 acres, 10,000 in cotton, expecting a large yield this year.
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T. Larry Gantt
Obe Smith
Madison County
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Smith
Idte
South Georgia
Planters Adopt Aerial Calcium Arsenate Sprinkling
An English syndicate and scientists deploy calcium arsenate across large cotton acreage using airplanes. They have already used 260 099 pounds and claim high effectiveness. Mr Smith notes pilots spray quickly over thousands of acres and cites Arkansas Lee Wilson farm with 16 000 acres aiming for 12 000 bales this season.
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Mr. Smith
Arkansas
Lee Wilson
Senate approves bonus bill and sends back to House
The Senate approved the bonus bill 47 to 22 and sent it Friday to the House which had passed it last March. Debate will be limited under a special rule as conferees from both houses work toward a tariff related report. Supporters and opponents each claim leverage against a presidential veto.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ionate
Congress
Num‘uk
Forging Auto Tags Draw Tight Warrant Crackdown
Secretary of State S. G. McLendon dispatches a special agent to Clarke county to capture tag violators. Cars with no tag or doctored tags face arrest and legal action as estimates place thousands statewide under crackdown.
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G. McLendon
Clarke County
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Fort Judge
Ea Condone Sone
Prosperi Ke Sa Aa Cae Ltd
Shackelford
Fér
Ght Rey
M. Hodgson
Hugh W. White
O. H. Arnold
Arnold
Said County
John
Pee
Fifa
W. Bailey
Crete
Wilkes ‘County
Gary
We Calloway
Sherif
Nee
Ley
Bailey
Peth
Tackeon
Walter R. Cootega
William Dootson
Walter. R. Dootson
Orinary
Jeorgia
Boyd A. Gordon
R. C. Orr Orinary
Clarké County
H. Punt
Tate
James A. Harbin
8. H. Flint
B.C. Orr
Albert. A. Rayle Jr
A. A. Rayle
A.A. Rayle
Cauge
Albert A. Bayle
R.C. Orr
Clarke County Ee
Ric. Orr
Qrinary
Carlos
Couy., Georgia
Moore
Hana
Athén
Glaike County
Virginia Avenue
DuBose Ave
Virginia Ave
Victor
Oliver
Victor B. Oliver
W. E. Jackson
Jackson
Pete Ee
Coxe
Peupies
House of Ives
A. Holden
Wol
Coxe Transfer Co
Thomas St
J. .H.neibing
W. C. Bass
Tom” Neibling
Viblana Ioe
Sia Bert Cs
Erwin
Altoona A
Fannie Hulsey Bayne, WA
Larry Ganti
S Daily
Goethius
Gordon
Thomas
Barnett
Heyward
Lumpkin Lot
Coin OF Res T. Association
West
Mr. Gantt
Madison _Farmer
Costa’s
Costa
Banner-Herald
College Avenue
Washington Street
Chafin
Chafin Taxi Company
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