Guardianship and sheriff sale notices in Clarke County Georgia
Legal advertisements in Clarke County Georgia include a guard ianship hearing for Evelyn Olivia Lyle set for the first Monday in July 1918 and a discharge petition for administrator George Brown. A sheriff's sale will auction Lot 20, 37.5 acres on the Gilleland place, plus another Athens property near Barber and Barrow Streets, to satisfy court judgments.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Lina Strickland
Wheeras
B. A. Crane
George Brown
R. C. Orr
Court House
Said County
Towit
Oconee Heights
Athens and Yefferson Road
Pass Place
S Rock
C. B. Chandler
Gilleland Place
Superior Court
L. J. Whitehead
City Court of
Athens
Nat D. Arnold
L. K. Smith
Andrew C. Erwin
James M. Smith
Levy
Atle
Walter E. Jackson
Barber Street
Barrow Street
Gholston Lot
W. C. Whitworth
Wirtworth
Harriet R. J
Tyne
Joe H. Wilson
Love A. Wilson
Church Street
A. H. Talmage
Talmage
H Hz. Carlton
H. H. Carlton
Carrie Thurmond
Swift
A. B. Grimith
Robert J. Grimith
BR. C. Orr
Jonas Holder
Roy M. Strickland
Jackson County
Athens notices and legal actions from Clarke County 1918
A compilation of 1918 Clarke County notices includes a local bill amendment for Athens City Aldermen voting without ward restriction, estate sales and administration petitions for Mrs. Love A. Wilson and Hardy C. Seagraves, citations to creditors and heirs, debt notices for Mrs. E. H. Hays, and a petition by Athens Foundry & Machine Works detailing charter and capital stock changes.
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Georgia
Clarke County
General Assembly
Athens
Georgia Clarke County
Fred Seagraves
Hardy C
Seagraves
R. C. Orr
Mra
E. H. Hays
A. A. Papter
Athens Foundry charter amendments seek capital increase
The Athens Foundry and Machine Works petitions to amend its charter increasing capital stock from 10 000 to 100 000 with privilege to rise to 500 000, argued at Clarke County Superior Court with stockholder approval shown on June 14 1918 and filed June 19 1918. The filing includes clerk certifying a true copy and formal notices regarding administration and divorce cases in Clarke County Georgia.
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Erwin, Rucker & Nix
Georgia
Clarke County
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
Athens Foundry & Machine Works
E. E. J. Crawford
Mes
M. Blanche Hart
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Annie
L. Lambert
Annie L. Lambert
R. C. Orr
Clarke Superior Court
Anna Ray
T. Sebastian Ray
Andrew J. Cobb
Clark Superior Court
Missionary Union to Meet Freeman's Creek Church
The annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union of the Apalachee Association will be held at Freeman's Creek church Farmington August 28 and 29. Rev E H Jenings of Athens will preach the missionary sermon on the 28th with sessions on the 29th closing in the afternoon. All societies are urged to send representatives.
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Woman's Missionary Union of the Apalachee Association
Freeman's Creek Church
Farmington
E. H. Jenings
Athens
All Woman's Missionary Societies
Eighth District Masonic Meeting in Eatonton Aug 15
Masons from across the district gather in Eatonton Ga on August 15 for the Eighth District Convention in conjunction with Rising Star Lodge No 4 centennial tribute. The program covers lodge roll calls minutes treasurer reports and the election of officers followed by a Rising Star Lodge centennial program and a Masters Degree conferral in the evening.
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Eatonton
Georgia Masons
Mount Vernon Lodge
Athens
Rising Star Lodge
Shivers
M. T. Gresham
Washington
L. N. Betts
W. A. Capps
J. H. McKinness
O. D. Callaway
Greensboro
D. A. Moseley
Danielsville
W. A. Nunnally
Bogart
R. England
Tylor
E. W. Marshall
T. L. Ketchersid
D. A. Mossley
Business Seasion
Rising Star Lodge No
Long
America
Orster of Day
George M. Napier
A Bilious Attack Promises Relief From Liver Troubles
A public health notice describes bilious attacks as liver failure with constipation and digestive upset. It recommends taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver cleanse the stomach and relieve symptoms, priced at a quarter.
The Best Pisster for Lame Back Evident in Flannel Bindings
A dampened flannel with Chamberlain's ointment bound on the back often provides relief for lame backs better than plasters and at little to no cost. The note highlights economic, practical home remedies.
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Chamberlain
Japan, Entente Powers and U S Unite on Russia Policy
Washington July 31 Negotiations among the Entente Powers Japan and the United States on extending aid to the Czecho Slovaks in Siberia and Russia have moved forward. The state department has supplied Japan with requested information placing the subject before its foreign office for action. Unofficial reports say talks with Japan closed satisfactorily and the Entente is arranging the needed military force.
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Japan
United States
Russia
Associated Press
Washington
Siberia
State Department
Foreign Office
Entente
Freight Conductor on Athens Branch Killed by Lightning
Lulu Georgia July 31 Cloud Pool a conductor on the Athens branch of the Southern Railway was killed instantly by lightning while standing atop a box car signaling to his engineman in the yards. Funeral to be held tomorrow at 11. He leaves a wife and child. The death was described as highly unusual with a local shower and vivid electrical activity. The hat was torn but no violence or burns were found on the body.
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Athens
Southern Railway
Lulu
Cloud Pool
Poel
Thrilling torpedo era tale from Passengers on attacked ships
Mrs. Edward H. Butt recounts a near miss and gun battles as German U boats roam American waters. The Justician and another British freighter were struck while convoy ships battled subs within about seven hundred miles of New York. Passengers describe multiple supersub attacks and near collisions with American vessels amid a deadly Atlantic patrol.
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Irish
Long Island
New York City
Herald Square
Atlantic
Justician
Sandy Hook
Irish Sea
New York
Edward H. Butt
Archibald Butt
Taft
Star Vessel and the Justician Sinking Narrative
Survivors recount the loss of the Justician during a submarine attack as destroyers dropped depth bombs but failed to reach the pursuing subs. The tale includes the Butt couple’s move to the United States after decades in England and notes aboard the George L. Eaton during a June voyage.
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Justician
Haliflax
Butt
Pratt
Cure for Dysentery in Ashland Story
Des Moines Iowa man recounts hearing a tale in Ashland about Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saving a dying daughter and helping the family physician’s patient. He and his neighbors praised the remedy for dysentery and its own use by the man.
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Ashland
Kansas
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Des Moines
Iowa
Georgia Leads in Food Administration Surplus Flour
Atlanta July 31 The Georgia food administration reports strong success in conserving and shipping food for sales. Georgia has the lead in flour surplus redistribution turning over 36,000,000 pounds to the government from April through part of July. Dr A M Soule praises public cooperation and the growing efficiency of the program.
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Food Administration
State OF Georgia
Atlanta
Union
A. M. Soule
Georga
Soule
Georgia
Milwaukee to Build More Ships at Fabricated Ship Corp
Milwaukee plans a revived shipbuilding industry with the Fabricated Ship Corporation forming, capitalized at 600000. The government has awarded 13 steel ship contracts, nine mine planters and four river transports, mostly 172 feet long with 32 feet beams. The yard will have 2000 feet water frontage and rapid construction of plants, tracks, derricks, and warehouses. The first ship due May 1, 1919, with one ship completed every 30 days thereafter.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Fabricated Ship Corporation
Newton and Coddington Engineering Company
Chamberlain Tablets Improve Digestion Says Mia Bowers
A reader from Indians Pa praises Chamberlain's Tablets after years of poor digestion. She reports relief since starting the treatment about a year ago, noting digestion is now normal. The testimonial cites a patient named Mia Blanche Bowers.
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Chamberlain's
Mia
Blanche Bowers
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