Executor sale and notices in Clarke County Georgia
Legal advertisements detail an executor sale of three land tracts in Oconee near Athens to pay debts of Mrs. M P Reaves estate with Life Insurance Co of Virginia lien, plus a Nesbit mortgage sale in Athens under a power of sale, and multiple Citations and guardianship actions in Clarke County Georgia extending through July 1919 with notices of discharge, administration and twelve months support.
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Court House
Athens
Oconew County
Simonton @ridge road
Ashford's and
Andrews
Henry Anderson
Central of Georgia
P. Reaves
S. P. Reaves
Central of Georgia By. Co
Georgia
Clarke County
Margaret Nesbit
Peoples Bank
Superior Court
City of
Pearl Street
Third Street
John
John Nesbit
Thomas Bailey
R. C. Daniel
C. N. Shackelford
Frank E. Griffeth
R. C. Orr
Guardian's
Wray St
Lyle
Sealed bids invited for Clarke County road bonds 1919
Clarke County Georgia invites sealed bids for 250000 dollars of 69 percent road improvement bonds. Bids due August 5 1919 at 12 noon in open session. Bonds dated July 1 1919 bear 5 percent interest semi annually. Forms describe five bond blocks 1930 34 1936 89 1940 44 and 1945 49 plus total 250000. Clarke County reserves right to reject bids. information available from Tate Wright clerk and attorney and Hugh White chairman.
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Clarke County
Georgia
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Claise County
Tate Wright
Hugh White
Commissioners Roads and Revenues
MadeHelpless By Rheumatism
M J Hutcherson of Tomkinsville Kentucky recalls eight years of rheumatism leaving him helpless for three months and weak thereafter. After taking Ziron he reports great improvement, claiming it strengthens the blood and aids rheumatism, indigestion, anemia and general weakness. He urges others to ask their druggist about the first bottle guarantee.
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M. J. Hutcherson
Tomkinsville, Ky
Postal rates cut as private ownership returns Athens
Morgan of the Postal Telegraph Co announces a twenty percent rate reduction after private ownership resumes. The order directs restoring day telegram rates to pre April 1 1919 levels and night telegrams to pre January 1 1919 levels, with intrastate night lettergrams aligned. Western Union will follow government increase for exclusive Postal points until further notice.
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Morgan
Postal Telegraph Co
Burleson
Western Union
Athens
Baptist Drive Organized for $75 Million Campaign
Atlanta July 31 special to The Banner says Southern Baptists will raise 75 million dollars over five years for missions education benevolence including hospitals orphanages and related work. Dr B D Gray clarifies the plan with Dr George W Truett as campaign chairman and L R Scarborough directing general program in coordination with state boards to merge existing campaigns into the unified drive.
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Atlanta
Southern Baptist Convention
B. D. Gray
Baptist Home Mission Board
Southern Baptists
Dr. Jay
George W. Truett
L. R. Scarborough
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
General Commission
Mission Boards
Educational Board
State Boards of Missions, Education and Benevolence
Gray
South
Home Mission Board
Foreign Mission Board
The
Pledge payments would spur work in war welfare drive
Atlanta July 31. R H King director of collections urges all who pledged in the United War Work campaign last November to pay this week as “Speed Up Week.” He notes seven welfare agencies face short funds and that full payment could let work continue to finish the drive. He cites England’s campaign as a model and emphasizes honoring President Wilson and General Pershing’s wishes to aid demobilizing troops and workers.
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Atlanta
United War Work Campaign
R. H. King
Southeast Military Department
King
England
America
Wilson
General Pershing
Army of Occupation
Mr. King
Cure for dysentery from Chamberlain remedy tale
A Des Moines man shares a Ashland Kansas incident where his daughter faced a death threat from dysentery. Neighbors urged use of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, which the family physician had given up on, and the child reportedly recovered. The father also notes personal success with the remedy.
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Ashland
Kansas
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Des Moines
Iowa
Notable visitors stay with Mrs Carthers two days
Mrs J Y Carthers hosted guests the past two days including Mrs William Nichols of Atlanta Miss Meena Michael of Monroe little Nell Michael Chamlee of Canton Mrs Willie Sheets Mrs John Robertson Mr James Ray of Monroe and her mother Mrs Witcher.
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J. Y. Carthers
William Nichols
Atlanta
Meena Michael
Monroe
Little Nell
Michael Chamlee
Canton
Willie Sheets
John Robertson
Bilious Attack Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement describes bilious attacks and digestive distress with symptoms of constipation and feverish stomach. It advocates taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the stomach, cleanse the bowels, and restore health, claiming a quarter cost.
Best Plaster for Lame Back Is Free Flannel and Ointment
A reader notes that a simple cloth bound with Chamberlain's ointment applied to the back often relieves pain better than costly plasters. The dampened flannel can be worn over the sore area and serves as an effective, inexpensive remedy.
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Chamberlain
Rail lines keep up good showing in June railroad performance
United States Railroad Administration reports for June that Southern roads operated about 51,000 trains with 94.4 percent on schedule or made up time, 92 percent arriving on time. Larger roads outperformed smaller ones, and under Federal Manager E T Lamb the Georgia Railroad is noted as an exception.
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Athens
United States Railroad Administration
E. T. Lamb
Georgia Railroad
Black Draught praised by a 65 year old in Meadoreville
Mrs. Cynthia Higginbotham reports her digestion improved after using Black-Draught for a sluggish liver and constipation. She describes better appetite, renewed strength, and natural bowel action after several doses. The 70 year use of Thedford's Black-Draught is cited as a household remedy.
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Thedford
Wine soaked uniform promised to first man who reenlists
A Recruiting Station sergeant jokes that a wine soaked uniform will be awarded to the first man who reenlists. An incoherent report recounts comic, wine soaked incidents, misquotes, and a mock pledge, ending with the claim that the uniform is not actually available.
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R. K. Reaves
M. P. Reaves
Joe Nesbit, Green & Michael
Attorleys
W. Hayes
R. UC. Orr
C. C. Ga
RC. Orr
Mozelle Burke
Howell C. Erwin
Lyndon
H. B. Wilson
Ruth T. Wilson
Said County
James F. Shebane
A. W. Wier
PF. L. Parr
Wier Feed & Grain Company
Raid Corporation
Baid Corporation
Erwin, Erwin & Nix
AB. Coile
A. B. Coile
State OF Georgia
Clarke
Athens Photoplay Company
I. J. White Ware
Superior Court of
J. White Ware
E. J. Crawford
FE. J. Crawford
J. Crawford
Ziron
Kentucky
Office OF Postal
Blanche Bowers
Indiana
Meadoreville
Cynthia
Higginbotham
Flor DE Melba
MELBA
Ned
I. Lewis Cigar Meg. CO
Newark
Solarian Iica
Bendy Carter
Monroe Nd
Fisher
United States Army
Shackleford Building
Banner
Chateau Thierry
France
Atriams
Paris
United States
Jason
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