Libel for Divorce and nearby land sale notices in Clarke County
Legal notices from Clarke County Georgia include Libel for Divorce Kate Arrington v Jno N Arrington set for October 1917 term and public sale of real estate in Athens Clarke County to satisfy a deed with details of parcels on Barrow Street and adjacent streets, plus various administrations and land sale orders all dated 1917
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Jno
Georgia
Clarke County
Athens
Barrow Street
Childs
Barber Street
Barrow
Huff
Ash
Gholston and Whitworth
Barber and
Barrow Streets
Gholston
Harriett R. Longdon
W. C. Whitworth
A. C. Wilkins
Clarke Superior Court
A C. Wilkins
Court House
Junie Moore
Court of Ordinary
Lula Clemmons
Janie Moore
Said County
East Athens
Trail Creek Street
Hodge
Maria
P. H. Samules
McPherson
Mary Riley
F. T. Rivers
Herbert Flemjing
P. H. Samuels
Superior Court
Bessie Samuels
LeRoy Michael
Leroy Michael Green
Michael
Said
Elbert
Arch
Iland
B. Bailey
Sue Spalding
Arch and
Elbert Streets
Elbert Street
Arch Street
Arch Streets
B. A. Crane
George Brown
Carlisle Cobb
Rachel Hector
Ve. Nelson
McCombs
Zeffrine A. George
Parathenia Smith
Squire Thomas
Sallie Thomas
Rachael Hector
Tolbert estate administration claim in Clarke County
J. W. Smith, administrator of Mrs. R. Z. Tolbert, petitions the Clarke County court asserting full administration of the Tolbert estate and requests proper orders on final accounting and discharge.
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Geeorgia
Clarke County
Waerens
J. W. Smith
R. Z. Tolbert
RS. Tot
Court Proceeding Scheduled in Clarke County Case
The Superior Court of Clarke County Georgia schedules proceedings on July 17 1917 as the justice process continues.
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E. J. Crawford
Clarke County
Georgia
Colored Man 97 Comes On Visit
A 97 year old man named Uncle Harry Mathews from the Free State of Madison visited police headquarters in Athens yesterday. He claims to be ninety seven, offers written proof, and says he was born on the Patman place raised by Mathews families. He now works on Jonah Williams plantation and visits Athens about once yearly to see old friends. He appears preserved and could pass for seventy, with a distinctive double beard.
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Harry Mathews
Free State of
Madison
Patman
Mathews
Jonah Williams
Athens
Mid-Summer Directory of Athens Phone Service
The mid-summer edition of Southern Bell’s directory for Athens lists new stations and a growing subscriber base, seen as a sign of city progress alongside post office receipts. Also mentions Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted household remedy used by many families.
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Southern Bell
Athens
Fragmentary Verse on Rumor Chain Across Places
A humorous chained rumor poem traces a line from a laborer on a street to a clown in a circus and aKlondike earner, looping through distant places and people including Cuba Texas Timbuctoo and a swell society. The verse ends with a claim about a seventh husband’s relative in a printed piece.
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Timbuctoo
Cuba
Texas
Klondike
Chamberlains Tablets for Constipation and War Time Pride
An ad cites Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and liver issues with a WWI era defense of freedom and democracy. It includes a Woodrow Wilson quote about a peoples war and warns against patriots masking brute force. Also notes cotton prices in Georgia and farming independence via self-sufficiency.
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Woodrow Wilson
The
United States
District Board Exemption Appeals Reach Greene County
Atlanta news reports the district board of exemptions nearing Clarke and advancing lists for county certification. Farmers face leniency with exemptions until December 1 while industrial claims are largely denied. Names include Harold G. Baynes and Warren Lewis among farmers excused, with several others denied or sustained for dependents. Certification of 64 cases followed by 250 names to adjutant general.
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Atlanta
District Board
Greene County
Clarke
Cherokee
Cobb
Harold G. Baynes
Greensboro
Frank B. Neal
Farmington
G. W. Cappan
Barglesville
Okla
Obie C. Tolbert
White Plains
David Weaver
John L. Newsom
Georgia Railway
Edward T. McKinney
Siloam
J. B. McKinley
Geo
John C. House
Greshamville
John W. Lacey
W. L. Griffith
William Thomas
Lamar E. Wright
Roger Dunn
Luther Lamar Rhodes
Garfield Slaughter
District Selective Board For
North
Georgia
Adjutant General
Banks
Chattahoochee
Campbell Counties
Summer Complaint Relief Promises Fast Action
In hot months many families face looseness of the bowels and urgent care. Mrs. FP F Scott of Scottsville N Y says she used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy years ago during a severe attack and one dose relieved her. others in her family have had similar results.
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FP. F. Scott
Scottsville
Cardus the woman's tonic credited with cure
Mrs Mary Kilman of Rouse City Texas recounts months of side pain after childbirth and says Cardus cured her. She says taking three bottles ended lifelong suffering and she remains well. The ad then urges others with headaches back aches or monthly pains to try Cardus.
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Rouse City, Tex
Mary Kilman
Cardus
Clarke to Send Her First Nine Men to National Army
Special to the Banner Atlanta Aug 29 the total net quota for Georgia to Camp Gordon Sept 5–9 is 18337 The state allotment apportions five percent to each local board except in large cities Clarke county to send nine on Sept 6 along with Elbert 5 Franklin 6 and other counties Clarke through Franklin inclusive on Sept 6th.
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Clarke
National Army
Atlanta
War Department
Military Department
Mately
Banks
Barrow
Augusta
Appling
Cherokee
Elbert
Franklin
Fulton
Greene
Gwinnett
Hall
Hart
Jackson
Lincoln
East Georgia Fair Promises Largest Event in Fair History
The East Georgia Fair aims to be the biggest fair for the region, set for October 23 to 27 at Barnett Park in Washington Wilkes. A $3,000 cash premium fund is planned with a full program including a state fair for Black exhibitors. Officers include E A Barnett president and J Luke Burdette secretary manager, with a large slate of department managers and directors from Washington and surrounding counties.
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East Georgia
Luke Burdette
Wilkes
Barnett Park
Washington
The
Fair Association
E. A. Barnett
Washington, Ga
T. J. Barksdale
Earl Grey Dies, Noted English Statesman and Philanthropist
London report details the death of Earl Grey former governor general of Canada after a long illness at Howick House Northumberland Burial and memorial services planned Howick on Saturday and in London Grey born November 28 1851 Not related to Viscount Grey former secretary of state for foreign affairs administrator of Rhodesia and director of the British South Africa Company
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London
Lord Grey
Viscount Grey
Rhodesia
British South Africa
Cana Fa
Toos
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Kate Arrington
Bert
R. C. Orr
T. C. Smith
T. W. Willis
H. A.nix
Jim Swinney
W. H. Dean
D. H. Winter
Board of ‘Viewers
Lexington Road
Shoal Creek
F. D. Tuck
Keely Greer
R. J. Hardeman
Athens Weekly Banner
K. W. White
K. L. Bramblett
J. M. Hodgson
Board of Commissioners of Roadsand Revenues
Clarke Co
H. I. Hampton
R. W. Davie
G. Freeman
L. J .Edwards
Board of Viewers
Beaverdam Creek
Clarke County Court House
Heaverdam
W. A. Mallory
J. H. Dorsey
Danielsville Monitor
Oglethorpe Echo
H. W. White
R. L. Blamblett
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Chamberlain
Cardai
Macon
City
Madison County
Morgan
Newton
Oconee
Oglethorpe
Savannah
Lowndes
Rockdale
Walton
Schley
Worth
J. Luke Burdette
Sec’y
Mgr
Agriculture
W. M. Hill
A. H. Barnett
Hoge
T. P. Woottey
Tignall
P. T. Callaway
Ladies’ Department
J. B
J. B. Reyrordiced Mrs. W. Frank Lee, Wash Semaine —W. T. Johnson, Washington, Ga
Wm. H. Wynne, Jr
Wm. Wynne, Jr
W. H. Griffin
E. S. Johns
W. L. Hopkins
N. R. Bennett
Carlyon
Aonia
T. P Wootten
W. L. Candler
Metalville
G. T. Anthony
T. A. Granade
W. O. Bobo
P. H. Ficklen
P. v. Darden
B. A. Neal
W. T. Strother
Earl Grey
Hardeman
C,h, Phinizy
Phinizy
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