Clarke County Georgia Sheriff Sale Notices 1918
Legal advertisements announce multiple Clarke County notices. A sheriff sale outlines a parcel in Athens bounded by Parlowe Hancock avenue Nockspring street and A T Jackson, with two fi fa actions from 216th District Justice Court and Clarke County Bank. Also listed is a sale of household goods from G W Cambus & Co and a citation for permanent letters of administration for John R Mack with August 1915 dates.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Athens
Parlowe
Hancock Avenue
Nockspring
A. T. Jackson
216Th District Justice Court
D. J. Cook
L. C
Charlotte Mack
John R. Mack
Court of Ordinery
Char Flotte Mack
Sheriff’s sale of Athens Clarke land for 1917 taxes
Clarke County records list multiple properties in Athens tied to 1917 tax executions. Sheriff W E Jackson announces sales on first Tuesday in August 1918, with parcels bounded by Broad and Paris streets, Augusta Avenue, Hunnicutt school lot, and other city blocks. Districts include Oscar Hill Mattie Jones Charley Hudson Lettie Barnett and Annie Jordan. Public auctions proceed at sheriff’s office after levy, with terms cash to highest bidder.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Athens
Stevens
Lilla Winfrey
Elliott Brown
Mary Moon Davis
D. J. Cook
L. C
W. BE. Jackson
Rockspring
Moss
Joe Johnson
Tom Elder
Stephen Crawford
D. 4
Cook
W. E. Jackson
Broad Street
Paris Street
Harrison Hill
J. I. Elder
Augusta Avenue
Hunnicutt
School House
Allis Johnson
Georgia Railroad
Bethel Church
Charley Hudson
Quarterman
Henderson Avenue
Fuller
Lettie Barnett
Waddell Street
Nettie Karnett
Mattie Heard
Annie Jordan
W. EB. Jackson
Sherif
Property Seizure Sale for Lambert Note in Athens Georgia
Public notice of a power of sale under a 1914 deed to Mrs. M Blanche Hart by Mrs. Annie L Lambert seeks to sell the Clarke County Georgia property described as part of Lot 42 in Athens to recover a $1000 note with 8 percent interest due since 1915. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in September 1918 at the courthouse, with conveyance to purchaser.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Annie L. Lambert
M. Blanche Hart
Superior Court
Clarke
Athens
State of Georgia
City of
Reese Street
Milledge Avenue
W. M. Smith
Smith
Deupree Hunnicutt
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Annie J
Lambert
Said County
Annie .L. Lambert
R. C. Orr
Conference on 23rd Fourth Liberty Loan drive Athens Zone
Conference of county chairmen from the Athens Zone Eastern Division of Georgia will convene in Athens on Friday August 23 at 11 am at the Athens Chamber of Commerce. The meeting aims to conclude early so attendees may return home the same day. Haynes McFadden will address on Fourth Liberty Loan campaign details. Executive committee list includes M G Michael chair and multiple local editors and officials.
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M. G. Michael
Athens
Georgia
Haynes McFadden
Liberty Oan
Sixth Federal Reserve District
Atlanta
Brothers Reunited Signal Plan Through War Wounds on French Front
Fred and George Drewry, Griffin brothers and National Guardsmen, used a boyhood whistle as a pre arranged signal to locate each other after separate bleedings by machine gun fire. George was wounded in the hip, Fred in the foot, and both were aided by Red Cross workers before reuniting in spirit and hopes of further contact. Both fought in Co A 151st MG Corps and Co K 167th Infantry, sharing duties on the Mexican border earlier in their service.
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F. N. Drewry
Fred Drewry
France
Athens
Messrs
Fred
George Drewry
Pred
Red Cross
George
Griffin
Co. A
151St Machine Gun Corps
Co. K
Ginning Prices Tied to 60 Cents Per Hundred, Union Says
Special to the Banner Atlanta Aug 20 Georgia Farmers' Union president J H Mills urges farmers to cap ginning prices at 60 cents per hundred pounds for this year's cotton. A 75 cent rate is rejected as excessive with a call to store seed cotton if gins refuse. The piece notes related price-fixing legislation and meetings in Washington to press farmer interests amid wartime market controls.
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Atlanta
J. H. Mills
Georgia Farmers’ Union
Farmers of Georgia
Mills
Food Administration
Jost
Farmers’ Union
Kimbal House
Washington
The
Farmers’ Union of Georgia
State Department of Agriculture
Cotton States Advisory Board
Congress
Cox
Indiana
J. J. Brown
Cotton States Advisory Marketing Board
Brown
Farmera
Banner appoints B A Juban as news editor
The Banner announces B A Juban will succeed D G Bickers as news editor after Bickers resignation to join the Savannah Morning News. Juban has over a year with the paper and is described as a capable newspaperman.
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Banner
B. A. Juban
D. G. Bickers
Savannah Morning News
Juban
Americans in German Camps Reported by War Department
Washington report states the war department has made public the names of twenty eight American officers and men held in German prison camps. The announcement by the Associated Press notes the list covers multiple branches and ranks as of August twenty.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Cure for Dysentery in Ashland Tale Prompts Hope
William Whitelaw of Des Moines recounts hearing in Ashland how Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his daughter's life during a violent dysentery attack. He credits neighbors and the remedy after a physician had given up.
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Ashland
Kansas
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Des Moines
Iowa
Soma
Start Storing Vegetables In Your Community Now
The piece urges American families to begin home storage of vegetables to save time labor money and space. It recommends consulting agricultural extension services and wise community members to learn storage methods and suggests forming neighborly storage groups to prepare for winter while produce is plentiful.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Food Administration
Inga
Bilious Attack Relief Claim Promoted by Pills
A vintage health ad describes bilious attacks as liver failure causing constipation and fermenting food, leading to nausea, vomiting, and headache. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets, claiming they tone the liver and clean the stomach, with a price of a quarter.
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Marion Holcomb
Nancy
Thedford
Traitors Denied Endorsement At Seekers' Speech
After the September primary, Hard wick and Le Follette are no longer mentioned. Wisconsin is now being noted as part of the discourse. Citizens are urged not to endorse the actions of those who speak.
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Hardwick
le Follette
Wisconsin
Digestive Relief Claim Sparks City Editorial Debate
Mrs. Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pa praises Chamberlain's Tablets for curing long standing digestion issues. Howell's critique of Howard camp inflames readers but the community is urged to vote for Mr. Harris after careful consideration.
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Blanche Bowers
Indiana
Wilson Jetter
Howell
Howard
Mr. Harris
The Gest Flaster Bandage Note
The fragment describes applying a flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment and binding it to a afflicted area. It reads as a practical home remedy note from a historical newspaper page segment. The exact condition or body part is not specified in the readable text.
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Chamberlain
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Andrew J Cobb
E. J. Crawford
Claude Mahaffey
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E. H. Hays
A. G. Dudley
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