Libel for Divorce and various Clarke County notices
Clarke Superior Court 1918 libel actions require defendants to appear January court term. Notices include libel for divorce for Ada May Inacone Va Mathes Inacone and Francis Lorrine Hadaway versus John C. Hadaway with similar summons. Also citations on estates estates of Betsy Cole and other Clarke County heirs, orders for year's support, and administration matters. Sheriff sale notice and several ordinary court citings address estates of N W Haudrup James Oglesby and Mary H Landrum with permanent administration inquiries and guardianship discharge.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Ada
Mathes
Clarke Superior Court
Francis Lorrine Hadaway
John C. Hadaway
Andrew J Cobb
E. J. Crawford
Claud Mahaffey
Mattie May Wingfield
Wingfield
R. C. Orr
Court of Ordinary
Chambers
Thos. P. Vincent
T. Butler
Notle F. Vincent
Elizabeth Baldwin
N. Haudrup
Wm. N. Haudrup
Wm. N.haudrup
N. W. Haudrup
Mra. N. W. Haudrup
Nicholas Oglesby
James Oglesby
E. J. Marable
Lois Marable Moore
A. G. Dudley
Pink Hayes
Ture
Athens area notices and sales in Clarke County 1917
Public notices outline guardianship and land sale actions. Geo T Bolton administrator seeks leave to sell estate land in Athens with deed references. Sheriff’s sale lists a specific property in Athens tied to J W Harris and Georgia National Bank. Administrator Deadwyler advertises a dec 31 sale of several mules and horses. Beaverdam Creek Drainage District No 1 informs landowners of $40,000 bonds and per acre assessments with March 1 1918 payment option.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
State of
Athens
East
Seab Smith
Gospel Pilgrim Cemetery
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Tyler Rivers
Martha Smith
Clara Brightwell
Superior Court
Oconee River
J. C. Rivers
Fourth Street
Jiam Smith
City Court of
Martha H. Willcox
Geo. T. Bolton
T. W. Willis
R. C. Orr
Meigs and
Franklin Streets
Franklin Street
Meigs Street
Franklin St
T. J. Epps
J. W. Harris
Georgia National Bank of
Athens Paper Company
W. E. Jackson
A. V. Deadwyler
Court of Ordinary
Geo. E. Deadwyler
Beaverdam Creek Drainage District
Board of Drainage Commissioners
Beaverdam Creek Drainage District No
Mable
Road Notice for Clarke County Road Maintenance Bids
Clarke County plans to let by contract the dragging of roads as needed. Bidders must furnish teams and hands at a per diem price while the county supplies drags and road machines. Interested bidders to meet the Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues at the regular meeting on January 1, 1918. H. W. White, Chairman. Tate Wright, Clerk. sun-lt whk-21-28
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Clarke County
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
H. W. White
Tate Wright
Wanted Pecan Grove Near Athens in Commerce Area
Small pecan grove wanted within fifty miles of Athens. Respond with details to P O Box 13 Commerce Georgia. Sun4T week issue.
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Athens
Commerce
Athens to Enroll Three Thousand for Red Cross by Year’s End
The Athens community plans a large Red Cross drive, aiming to recruit three thousand members by the first of the year. Local organizers promote service, blood drives, and fund-raising to support relief efforts.
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Athens
Red Cross
Georgia Man In Royal Flying Co.
Captain Miller Taylor of Macon, Georgia, attached to the Royal Flying Corps for over a year, was among twelve hundred Canadian overseas forces arriving to recuperate from ailments. He was accompanied by his wife and their baby born in London during the October air raid.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Miller Taylor
Macon
Royal Flying Corps
Canadian Overseas Forces
Taylor
London
Athens firms praised for support of YWCA campaign
Two Athens companies receive heartfelt thanks from YWCA directors and campaign workers for generosity during a recent campaign. Athens Gas Light and Fuel Company and Southern Bell Telephone Company are named, with managers Wilson and Jarrell singled out for special kindness during the campaign week.
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Athens
Young Women's Christian Association
Athens Gas, Light and Fuel Company
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Wilson
Gas Company
Jarrell
Telephone Company
Packing Industry Now Under Probe
The federal trade commission will scrutinize the packing industry starting with open hearings beginning tomorrow. Census bureau reports for August 1 to November 30 show cotton seed received at mills 2,658,978 tons with 1,531,361 crushed and 1,161,654 on hand at mills. Production of cottonseed products includes crude oil 458,346,889 pounds and refined oil 284,368,923 pounds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Census Bureau
Stocsk
Chamberlain's Tablets Praise For Stomach Trouble
A reader from Auburti, N. writes that Chamberlain's Tablets are the best remedy for stomach trouble and constipation. The pills regulate bowel action, stimulate the liver, and keep the body in healthy condition over two years of use.
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Chamberlain
Mre
Benjemisr Feoper
Auburti
Winter Wheat Sown Reaches 42.17 Million Acres in 1917
Washington reports winter wheat sown this fall for next year totals 42,170,000 acres with December 1 condition at 79.3 percent of normal. Rye sowings reach 6,119,000 acres, up 36.6 percent, and rye condition stands at 41 percent of normal. The Agriculture Department urges increased sowings of winter wheat and rye nationwide.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Chamberlain's Tablets Advertised For Digestive Relief
Chamberlain's Tablets are described as helpful for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation with claims of relief for long standing cases. The advertisement emphasizes permanent cure when used with printed directions and highlights the product's value for biliousness and chronic constipation.
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Chamberlain
Carry Your Packages Home and Far Act Handoff
A fragmented note describes a handover related to delivering packages to a home. The readable text mentions a hander and act, implying a process or policy change affecting package collection at residences. The item lacks full details on parties or dates but signals shipment handling at the home.
Five Clarke county men drafted to Camp Gordon yesterday
Clarke county sent five more young men to Camp Gordon under the selective draft. James William Tolbert Otis Mooney Benjamin Link and Harry Sheftel left yesterday morning at 7 10 over the S A L for Atlanta Fritz Hellner who had been in Florida joined them in Atlanta by permission. Local board members and families saw them off at the station with friends bidding farewell.
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Clarke County
Camp Gordon
At- Tanta
James William Tolbert
Otis Mooney
Benjamin Link
Harry Sheftel
Fritz Hellner
Florda
Sister of Mrs Sears Is Dead in Atlanta
Mrs Carrie Walker forty five died Tuesday morning at 264 Oak street Atlanta Funeral was held Wednesday at 11 from the residence Interment was in West View cemetery She is survived by husband J W L Walker three sons J M Randolph and Burnett Walker two daughters Dorothy and Mary Walker and two sisters Mia A J Sears of Athens and Miss Josie Martin of Atlanta
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J. W. Walker
Atlanta
A. J. Sears
Carrie Walker
Oak Street
West View Cemetery
J. M
Randolph
Burnett
Walker
Dorothy
Mary Walker
Mia
Athens
Josie Martin
Masonic Lodge To Confer Fellowcraft
Mount Vernon Lodge No 22 F and A M holds a Fellow Craft degree meeting at their hall third floor Max Joseph Building this Thursday evening December 20 1917 at 8 o clock. All duly qualified brethren cordially and fraternally invited. By order of W A Capps W M Ino G Quinn Secretary.
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Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22
Max Joseph Duilding
W. A. Capps
W. M. Ino
G. Quinn
THREE DECEMBER DINNERS AND PATRIOTIC REMEDY
A wartime cafe menu urges eliminating bread from the Christmas dinner to save wheat for soldiers. It lists Christmas and regular dinner items, including Blue Points, Roast Goose, and various sides, plus a patriotic note on using up crumbs. The piece also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted medicine for children with many maternal endorsements.
Planning For Shortage of Food After The War
New regulations from the milling division of the Federal Food Administration set wheat usage limits for U S millers and outline how mill feeds prices will be set to save more than 16 000 000 bushels of the current crop year.
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New York
United States
Federal Food Administration
War demands all hands in united effort for freedom
The piece urges joining the Red Cross at nine cents a month and outlines multiple wartime roles. It argues defeat of Germany means liberation and stresses Wilson's distinction between Prussian rule and the German people, warning that German victory would threaten liberty and rights worldwide.
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Red Cross
Germany
Wilson
Belgium
France
Poland
Bervin
Roumania
Selzed
United States
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Bart Bruce
Betsy Cole
J. H. Towns
Towns
Mary H Landrum
Jos. Landrum
H. H. Hampton
W. M. Hartman
Sec
Carolinas
Alabama
bApo
Sime
Atlanta National Bank
Peters St
Atlanta, Ga
Royal Flying Co
Bureau
Masonic Lodge
B. F. Hardeman
C. H. Phinizy
Hardeman
Phinizy
Republic
Carl Vrooman
American Bankers’ Association
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