Officers On Vacation as Clarke County Court Sales Proceed
Clarke County notices report police and fire crews taking two week vacations alphabetically. Public notices cover property seizures and guardian sales including land parcels in Athens Clarke County and adjoining areas with details on parcels, boundaries, and executory actions.
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Gquardian
Hale
Court of Culinary
Georgia
Wits
Anting
Itown
Clarke County
Wilts Collins
Athens Harmony Grove Road
Soll Ag
Miiie
Fannie
Rowe
Johanie Melarny
Barpee
Bradberry
Dean
Cook
Felton
Goodram
Hamilton
Hill
McKie
Rose
Sayea
Solas
Fire Department
Insect Invasion Shocks Macon Amid Bug Plague
Macon endures a sudden beetle like outbreak described by the Macon News as a swarm of new bugs carpeting streets and alleys. The quarter inch insects jump and swarm under electric lights causing discomfort and forcing residents indoors.
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Macon
Athens
Brussels
Peach shipments by Georgia railways reach 1700 cars
Savannah reports about 1700 cars of peaches moved by three rail systems the Central Plant System and Seaboard Air Line. Central shows 1420 cars through its lines with orchards in the state. Plant System estimates 150 to 200 cars and Seaboard about 119 cars, totaling near 1700 cars with some uncertainty.
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Savannah
Central
Plant
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
Greorgia Lines
Alice
Visit to Queen Victoria's Stables and London Sights
The writer recalls tours of Buckingham Palace stables and royal mews via embassy tickets, and visits to the British Museum and Kensington, Natural History, and Temple courts. They describe Westminster Abbey, the Elgin marbles, and a dramatic tour of the Inner and Middle Temple with historic rooms and a Drake gift table.
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Temple Court
Drake
Queen Elizabeth
London
England
Queen Victoria
Buckingham Palace
George III
House of Lords
Not Anxious For China First Cavalry Comment
The First Cavalry, described by Hon. P. W. Meldrim in the Savannah Morning News, shows little desire for war with China. They are citizen soldiers ready to serve but prefer avoiding conflict, with Governor Candler and Georgia’s process for possible mobilization discussed if needed.
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Georgia
Candler
Train to the mountains for white travelers only
A new mountain trip departs Monday August 6 at 8 a m eastern time under Tullulah Falls Railway Co. Reserved rear coaches for ladies and children without escorts. seats available at Commercial hotel on Saturday the 4th at no extra charge. For details contact M R Hudson at the Commercial hotel or Southern Ry ticket office.
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Southern Railway
Tallulah Falls Railway Co
Commercial Hotel
M. R. Hudson
Trav
Law
Southern Ry
King Snake and Rattler Fight at Atlanta Club Arena
In Atlanta on August 1 a fierce exhibition is planned at the Atlanta Athletic Club featuring a large king snake and a big rattler placed in a 24 foot square wire ring. The event promises betting on the king snake but the rattler may put up a strong fight. Safety measures include a tight fence and secured grounds with future fights lined up if the king snake wins. A second note promotes a laxative remedy, Byron of Figs, as a gentle cleanse for constipation and related symptoms.
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Atlanta
Atlanta’ Athletic Club
Crub
Successful Airship Trial Proves Zeppelin Craft Inflight
Consul Dubois reports a July 2 airship trial on Lake Constance in Switzerland. The 407 by 89 foot cigar shaped craft, led by Count Zeppelin and Augere Wolf, ascended to 1300 feet and traveled 10 miles before a steering hiccup caused a gentle water landing. The trip lasted about 60 minutes, the airship weighing 22,000 pounds and valued above 200,000 dollars. Beara the The Kind You thane legit a fe
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Washington
United States
Dubois
St. Gall
State Department
Mantellon Lake Constance
Switzerland
Count Zeppelin
Augere Wolf
Baron Conrad Hassas
Irmenstadt
Spring Break On Sea Board Line Delays Train
A broken spring under the tender of the noon southbound Sea Board train near Elberton caused a near mishap on a long open stretch. The rear tender spring struck the mail coach steps, breaking them off. The engineer halted the train and repairs took about an hour before service resumed.
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Seaboard Road
Elberton
Crop bulletin notes general Georgia crop improvement
The weather bureau reports broad crop improvement across most Georgia counties due to favorable temperatures and frequent showers. Cotton shows steady gains amid rust and shedding concerns, while potatoes cane and minor crops do well. Peaches vary by region with southern fruit less sound. grapes abundant with large LeConte and Kieffer yields. Livestock and stores described as good. Next: Bryan non-committal on income tax in speech plans.
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Atlanta
United States Weather Bureau
B. Marbury
Coontlon
Campaign Closes as North Carolina Prepares for Election
The State to vote tomorrow after a campaign described as the greatest in NC history. Democratic leaders expect the franchise amendment to carry by at least 80 000 votes. Governor guards stand ready in armories and troops were briefly called to Smithfield in Johnston County before being withdrawn.
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Ratenin
North Carolina
Geveral Prsces
Troot Bimithfield
Johnston ‘County
Paostay
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