Legal notices from Clarke County Georgia 1916
Notices cite debts guardianships and administrator sales in Clarke County Georgia. Courts hear discharge of Lucy Gates estate administrator, guardianship hearings for Rosa Brooks and Edwards children, and public sales of Burrel Morris and W A Edwards estates on January 1917. Includes property descriptions in Athens and Puryear districts.
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Georgia
Clarke County
J. Thomas Heard
Lucy Gates
R. C. Orr
Hattie F. Smith
Rosa Brooks
Georgia Brooks
Nellie P. Edwards
Sheldon B. Edwards
Zena Edwards
Ida Elizabeth Edwards
Albert H. Edwards
Nellie Pearl Edwards
Vernie Tribble Edwards
W. A. Edwards
Court of Ordinary
Land and stock sale notice from Clarke County estate
Administrators advertise cash sale of 42 acres, one half interest in Shoal Creek Gin Company, and various livestock and farming implements from V A Edwards estate, Clarke County, Georgia. Sale to occur after December 5, 1916, with details of boundaries and personal property listed. Also notices for Pittman estate and a wheat market update from Chicago dated December 13, 1916.
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Shoal Creek
James Crowley
W. A. Edwards
Sidney Boley
Puryear Place
Shoal Creek Gin Company
Said Shoal Creek Gin Company
Athens and
Godfrey Corner
Crowley
Doll
Daisy
Dina
Bill
Dan
Sam
Della
Mike
Ida
Nick
V. A. Edwards
J. D. Tribble
V. A Edwards
Said County
John B. Gamble
After-the-war needs in Europe threaten U S trade surge
Dr Edward Ewing Pratt of the Commerce Department outlines Europe’s postwar needs capital equipment raw materials and labor saving machinery. He urges U S loans with long terms to rebuild railways ships factories and industry, predicts demand for modern equipment in Britain and Germany, and stresses the role of neutral trade and banking reforms to sustain postwar commerce.
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Norfolk
Southern Commercial Congress
Edward Ewing Pratt
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Europe
United States
Russia
France
Belgium
England
Germany
Italy
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Pratt
Cough Remedy Compared To Fire Bell Warning
The article equates a cough to a fire bell, urging immediate treatment. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective in curing coughs caused by colds or flu, citing Mrs. Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana who testifies it breaks up winter coughs and is repeatedly preferred by her husband.
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Thomas Beeching
Andrews, Ind
Constipation relief advised with Chamberlain tablets
Advertisement copy touts Chamberlain's Tablets as excellent for constipation. Claims the remedy is pleasant to take and mild in effect, available everywhere.
Five Day Industrial Week Proposed byChurches
A report from the Commission on Sunday Observance at the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America urges a five day industrial week. It praises rest on a seventh day and calls for one day of rest in seven for workers, preferably Sunday, with future goals of substituting a two day weekend for brain and hand labor. It also advocates greater public worship and spiritual culture among believers.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Commission
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
United States
Archduke Charles Stephen Named Regent of Poland
Warsaw reports Archduke Charles Stephen of Austria has been elected regent of Poland with a future prospect of kingship. A Polish state council of leading Poles is expected to convene before Christmas. The archduke, cousin of the late Francis Joseph, is 56 and commands the army.
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Warsaw
Charles Stephen
Austria
Poland
Archduke
Francis Joseph
Prohibitionist and Socialist Vote Totals Reported
In Chicago reports Dec 13 indicate the prohibition vote for president will run about 250000 with only a few states left unreported Socialist totals are estimated between 750000 and 800000. Also an anecdote from Scottsville N Y cites Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy aiding two children with colds years ago.
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Chicago
National Prohibition
Socialist
Hugh Cook
Scottsville
N. Y
Garbutt
Chamberlain
Nervous women urged to use Chamberism tablets
An old medical advertisement notes nervous women caused by constipation find quick relief from Chamberism's Tablets. The copy claims improved digestion and states the product is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberism
National Foreign Trade Convention to be held in Pittsburgh
James A. Farrell announces the fourth National Foreign Trade Convention to open January 25 in Pittsburgh. Delegates from manufacturing, agriculture, mining, lumber and banking will discuss world market conditions, tariff aspects, and cooperation to boost U S trade after the war with group sessions, expert advisers, and consultations with government officials.
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Associated Press
New York
James A. Farrell
National Foreign Trade Council
Pittsburgh
United States
Farrell
State Department
Secretary of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
W. W. Nichols
American Industrial Commission For
France
Willard Straight
American International Corporation
Senate
Robert H. Patchin
American Copper Mining Company
Edward N. Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
America
C. K. McIntosh
California Bank
San Francisco
Council
American Manufacturers Export Association
National Association of Credit Men
American Exporters and Importers Association
Commission House
B. McCormick
University of Pittsburgh
BR Pratt
United States Department of Commerce
Daily Commerce
B. F. Harris
Champaign
T. N. Carver
Harvard University
Division of Rural Organization
United States Department of Agriculture
Neglected Colds Grow Worse Coughs Warn
A warning on neglected coughs leading to chronic airway issues. The ad promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a soothing remedy to ease breathing and fight germs, useful for croup sore throat and bronchial troubles. Available at local druggists, 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
South Pays $1.13 Per $1 Spent in October 1916
Washington D C December 13 Individual and industries in the South received 1.12 for every dollar paid to the Southern Railway by Southern people during October 1916, figures from Comptroller A H Plant show. The railway disbursed 6 729 483 for labor material and other purposes with 5 716 183 paid to Southern entities, 642 524 more than the South contributed for transportation.
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Washington, D.C
South
Southern Railway
A. H. Plant
Southern
Sint
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old time advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery for stopping a cough and easing a raw throat sore muscles and overall fatigue. It claims the remedy soothes irritated membranes kills germs and breaks up the cold with antiseptic and laxative components. It promotes a price of 60c and urges immediate purchase.
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Dr. King
Dr. _King
Constipation Causes Dull Skin Warns of Laxative Cure
An old advertisement claims constipation leads to dull skin and pimples. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild laxative to provide a full, overnight bowel movement and relieve sluggish digestion. Marketing emphasizes nighttime use and daily bottle availability at druggists for 25 cents.
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R. C, Orr
Clarke County, Ga
State OF Georgia
Court House
Eald County
Burrel Morris
Towit
Athens
Dearing
M. B. Morton
Lewis Watkins
Henry, Roberts
Deu Pree Hunnicutt
Sol Fintan
Superior Court
DeuPree Hunnicutt
Myer, Stern
Burel Morris
Senie Morris
Puryear
Pope Janda
W. R. Tuck
Godfrey
Georgis
Puryear’ District
Georgie
Con
Gale
Clarke
R. L. Pittman
Jefferson
State Normal School
Slaughter
Camak
Alice L. Pitman
Jonw White & CO
Louisville, KY
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