Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Athens Weekly Banner in Athens, Georgia

We have 1,947,233 pages in Georgia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1917

Page

6

Libel for divorce in Clarke County Georgia 1917

Legal notice in Clarke County Georgia seeks John N Arrington in a divorce action from Kate Arrington in October 1917. Also includes public sale notices for Athens properties under security deeds and probate administrator actions with dates, locations, and conditions.

Jno Georgia Clarke County Said County Athens East Athens Trail Creek Street Hodge Maria P. H. Samules McPherson Mary Riley F. T. Rivers Herbert Fleming P. H. Samuels Superior Court Beasle Samuels LeRoy Michael Beasin Samuels Green and Michael

Tolbert Estate Petition Seeks Administration By J W Smith

J W Smith administrator of Mra Tolbert petitions the court in record to grant authority over the Tolbert estate. The filing alleges mediate steps in handling Tolbert affairs and requests court action to appoint or confirm administration.

Georgia Clarke County J. W. Smith Mra. R. Z. Tolbert

Man Causes Chaos in Washington Street Pool Room

Police hunt for Harvey Collins a colored man after he fired a shot at a pool room on Washington street eight o clock. He fired once then fled through the door and disappeared. The shot torn the ceiling while allegedly threatening a rough house.

Harvey Collins Will Carter Washington Street Collins

Judge Cobb Completes Civil Court Calendar

Special to the Benner Jefferson Ga August 9 Judge Cobb completed the trial of civil calendar cases by three o clock this afternoon and has returned to his Athens home. Next Monday civil cases resume and may occupy two or three days before the court returns to the civil docket and handles remaining untried matters and the motion docket. Judge Cobb is a Jackson county favorite and is expediting trials while upholding proper administration of the law.

Benner Jefferson, Ga Cobb Athens Jackson County

Summer Complaint Remedy Eases Severe Diarrhea

In hot weather families face summer complaint and the need for prompt treatment. Mrs. F. F. Scott of Scottsville New York reports using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for years with instant relief during a severe attack and continues to rely on it for her family.

F. F. Scott Scottsville N. Y Chamberlain

County Board Exam Results Highlight First Day

Jefferson Ga August 9 the county board reports 117 examined with 44 passing the physical test. of those 44, 34 claimed exemptions granted by the board leaving ten as the net result of the first day in this county.

Jefferson, Ga

One Arrest Reported In City From Sixth To Ninth

Police docket shows only one arrest in the city from early on the 6th until last night. A single speeder was nabbed and a tall light violator was taken. Jim Adams, a colored man, was arrested on a stealing charge and handed to state officers for county jail.

Jim Adams

Mrs Eliza Marshall To Be Buried Today

Mrs Eliza Marshall aged eighty four died at her daughter's home from infirmities of age. Funeral by Rev BE Shellutt at Elder cemetery today at 10 oclock. Survived by five sons three daughters three brothers and four sisters. She was a long time Christian church member and a beloved figure in Oconee county.

Elizabeth Marshall J. T. Saxon BE. L. Shellutt Mesars D. F

Mrs Elizabeth Moon Dies At Farmington Aged 77

Mrs Elizabeth Moon aged seventy seven died yesterday morning at her Farmington home in Oconee county. Funeral and burial at Farmington Methodist church today at 10 o clock led by Rev M Jordan. She leaves four sons and four daughters and had long membership in the Methodist church. Flowers may be sent by Athens friends in care of Bernstein Brothers.

Elizabeth Moon Farmington Oconee Methodist Athens Bernstein Brothers M. Jordan

Rev J A Bell at Clouds Creek Three Days Annual Meeting

Rev J A Bell pastor of West End Baptist Church left yesterday afternoon for Cloud's Creek church in Wilkes county to conduct a three days annual meeting for the congregation there. Rev J B Brookshire of Woodville will be in Athens for the weekend and will preach for Mr Bell at West End church Sunday morning and evening.

J. A. Bell West End

Stomach and Liver Ailments Promoted by Tablets

An advice note urges readers to try Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver troubles. It claims that such disorders cause misery and suffering, and that relief may be found with the affordable remedy costing a quarter.

Verve versus nerve rhyme note from a playful aside

A whimsy aside compares nerve and verve as rhymes, noting an extra not would help match sounds. It playfully weighs phonetic fit and wordplay without asserting a formal rule.

Athens Masons honored at Eighth District Meet

Mount Vernon lodge members attended the Eighth District Masonic Convention in Greensboro returning to Athens praising the event. Three Athens Masons earned district offices W A Capps secretary L N Betts senior warden J H McKinnon junior warden with about 600 Masons present. Worshipful master elect J H Shiveley of Eatonton chosen for next year. Masters degree by Maloo lodge Atlanta and entered apprentice degree completed. Participants from Athens included B C Paine H R Palmer J H McKinnon Wesley McKinnon W A Capps George Stone John G Quinn Tom Forester Geo Gentry B O Sisk and H C Doolittle.

Mount Vernon J. H. Shiveley Eatonton Maloo Lodge Atlanta Athens B. C. Paine H. R. Palmer

One Bushel of Potatoes Extra Across Nation

Washington announces a plan for every woman man and child to receive an extra bushel of potatoes next year if the crop meets the August forecast. Leon Estabrook forecasts a 467 million bushel harvest, 100 million above average and 104 million above last year.

U. 8 Washington D. C Department of Agriculture Leon M. Estabrook

New High Hog Market Price Set in Chicago

Chicago buyers recorded a new hog market peak at 16.75 dollars per hundredweight, surpassing the prior high of 16.65 dollars set in May. The latest price marks a six dollar and fifteen cent rise from a year ago and doubles the level from five years prior.

Chicago

Government report underestimates corn crop by 380 million bushels

Chicago report says the government crop estimate was too low by 380 million bushels. Crop expert B. W. Snow notes the report covers to July 28 and that heavy rains around that date ended drought in key corn regions, boosting potential yield.

Chicago B. W. Snow United Preas

Chronic Constipation Cure With Chamberlains Tablets

It is not easy to cure but in most cases can be treated by taking Chamberlains Tablets and following the printed directions on each package.

Chamberlain

Athens man credits Dean's Kidney Pills for relief

J L Byrd of 149 Wilkerson street Athens reports constant back pain from lifting at the Athens Pottery. He describes kidney secretions, frequent nighttime urination, and burning sensations, saying Deans Kidney Pills provided great relief and a permanent cure at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N C promotes the remedy.

Athens J. L. Byrd Wilkerson Street Dean Byrd Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. C

Artillery Battle Continues In Flanders Preparatory Action

In Flanders the great artillery battle continues as preparations hint at further infantry activity. Northwest of Schoote the French gained ground while Anglo French guns level German positions. Heavy coastal artillery activity is reported by the Germans. The Aisne front sees ongoing hammering by French and Germans. Russians appear to have checked Austro German advances in Galicia and Bukovina. Moldavia sees Russians and Romanians trying to retake Fokshani north of the border, with German forces repelling the assault and 3300 prisoners reported.

Flanders Schoote Belgian Mering Aisne Galicia Bukowina Moldovia Fokshani Berlin

Georgia University Ranked as Distinguished College

Chancellor Barrow received a wire from Adjutant General McCain noting the University of Georgia is ranked a distinguished college with a military emphasis. The rating suggests full military course graduates may enter the regular army as officers after basic and physical exams. Many alumni already serve across army and navy branches.

Barrow McCain Washington University of Georgia University of Georgia United States

Murdered crippled child found near Lindon swamp

The body of Alice Bradshaw, a crippled girl, was found near a Lindon swamp on July 24 or 6. Miss Etta Hicks and Mrs. Alvin Xenniston, housekeeper and a relative, confessed to killing the child. They are in detention.

Associated Press St. Johnsbury Vermont Alice Bradshaw Lindon E. A. Gray Etta Hicks John Bradshaw Alvin Xenniston

Government Work Jeopardized By Threats of Immense Strike

New York on August 9 threats that every union man on government work will quit in days without a closed shop on government contracts. If called 60 000 men would leave. Washington, Aug. 9 harbor adjustment commission created to settle war labor disputes in plants with government contracts. Nine members chosen three from government three from employers three from labor.

New York Carpenters’ Union War and Navy Department Washington Contrett of National Defense

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kate Arrington Barrow Street Childs Barber Street Huff Ash Gholston and Whitworth Barber and Barrow Streets Gholston Harriett R. Lorgdon W. C. Whitworth A.C. Wilkins Clarke Superior Court Weed A. C. Wilkins Court House Bert R. C. Orr T. C. Smith T. W. Willis T. W. Wills H. A. Nix Jim Swinney Janie Moore Court of Ordinary Lula’ Clemmons W. H. Dean D. H. Winter Board of Viewers Mra Lexington Road Clarke Shoal Creek F. D. Tuck Keely Greer R. J. Hardeman A.m Athens Weekly Banner H.W. White ROL, Bramblett J. M. Hodgson Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues Said Elbert Arch B. Bailey Sue Spalding Arch and Elbert Streets Elbert Street Arch Street Arch Streets B. A. Crane George Brown Udge A. J. Cobb Rabb Dases Pain Liniment Eliza Marshall Cloud’s Creek Greensboro Alfalfa SA Wm, Schield Mfg. CO 2Nd St ST. Louis Georgia University National Service Army and Navy Engineering Signal and Ambulance Corps Aviation
Search Courier

Search the Athens Weekly Banner Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Athens Weekly Banner?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication