Administrator's Sale and Notices in Clarke County Georgia
Public outcry sale ordered by court on the first Tuesday in January 1919 in Athens for lots 697 and 597 Baxter Street and a Peabody Street lot, as estate of Mrs S A Culp. cash terms. Also notices for claims against Mary B Pittard estate, permanent letters of administration for John R White estate, and various sheriff, probate, and divorce actions in Clarke County. dates in December 1918 and January 1919.
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Court of Ords
Clarke County
Georgia
Court House
Sether
Baxter Strtar
Baxter Atreat
Hearing Street
Baxter Street
Peabody Street
Coleman
Lemon
Mra. S
Athens
Said
City of
Billups
Glenn Avenue
T. T. Chandler
R. A. Jones
Ash Hawkins
Bracy
le Neely
Jim Neely
Hattie Lewis
Divorce Petition in Clarke County Superior Court Georgia
Daisy Jordan Simmons petitions for divorce from Jack Simmons in Clarke County Superior Court. Notifies defendant by publication as nonresidents. January term 1919. Also petitions dissolution of Southern Refining Company charter with court hearing and publication. Attorneys MITTLE POWELL SMITH & GOLDSTEIN represent petitioner. J H Hunt sworn as vice president of Southern Refining Company.
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George Lewis
Clarke Superior
Clarke Superior Court
the Cour
Andrew J. Cobb
H. H. Carlton
Clarke Supr
Austin Bell
Anna Long Edney Rhinehart
Clarke Superor
Honorabie
KE. J. Chawford
Supr. Court
Clarke Co
Neal Smith
Superio
Clarke County
Georgia
Gloria Smith
Jack Simmons
Daisy Jordan Simmons
Clarke County Superior Court
Superior Court
E. J. Crawford
B.C. W. C. Green & Michael
When the Soldiers of the South Returned
Judge John A. Cobb recalls Confederate soldiers returning home to Americus and Sumter county after the Civil War. He narrates miles Kennedy’s trek from Virginia to Georgia with family and belongings, greeted by a joyous crowd on Forsyth Street near the Confederate monument, highlighting postwar shifts and flag- unity.
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John A. Cobb
Americus
Americas Volunteers
Georgia
James M. D. King
Nathaniel Macon Dudley
Miles Kennedy
Greene County
Virginia
Red Hills
Carolinas
Andersonville
Forsyth Street
Ansley's Corner
Kennedy
Americas
Worth County
Wberry
Petition to publish and dissolve charter in Athens court
The petition orders publication for four weeks in the sheriff advertising paper. It directs all interested to show cause on February 1, 1919, at the Athens courthouse why the prayers should not be granted and the charter surrendered and the corporation dissolved. Filed December 24, 1918 by Clerk E J Crawford.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Joel M. Means
R. C. Orr
Ori
Sdg- Iece
Bia
Athens
Iégreta
Andrew J. Cobb
C. W.C
E. J, Crawford
Georgian Soldier from Watkinsville Dies in War Casualties
Among the Georgians listed last night by the war department from the AEF command was Henry B. Strickland of Watkinsville who died of disease. Others named were Sgt. Floyd C. Welborn of Hartwell wounded severely Lonnie A. Atkinson of Lawrenceville wounded severely and Martin L. Still of Walnut Grove Walton county wounded in action.
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War Department
Henry B. Strickland
Watkinsville
Floyd C. Welborn
Hartwell
Lonnie A. Atkinson
Lawrenceville
Martin L. Still
Walnut Grove
Walton County
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
Advertises Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles as well as diabetes, back pain, and rheumatism for men and women. Claims bladder regulation for children and mail order availability for $1.25. Includes testimonials and address Dr EB Hall 2296 Olive St St Louis Mo. sold by druggists.
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Texas
EB. W. Hall
Olive Street
Louis
Wilson Reviews American Troops at Langres
President Wilson reviewed the American troops at Langres on Langres Plateau near Chaumont as part of a planned program. He traveled by special train to the north coast to sail for England, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson. The article also advertises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for winter coughs and colds.
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Chaumont
Wilson
Langres
Mra. Wilson
North
England
Edward Hi T. Frankfort
N. J
Thought for the Day on worship through deeds
The piece urges worship by good works and kind acts rather than creeds or words. It extols loving God in action and living in joy of labor, suggesting each person follows their own path and vision under the God of things as they are.
Mrs Isley Praises Chamberlain Tablets For Digestive Help
In a letter from Litchfield Illinois Mrs D W Isley reports using Chamberlains Tablets for stomach disorders and as a laxative she found them quick and effective for indigestion or constipation a good remedy for such troubles.
Stomach trouble relief with Chamberlain's tablets
Mrs L A Drinkard of Jefferson City Me reports that before using Chamberlains tablets she suffered stomach trouble and felt nervous and tired but within a week she had improved in every way, attributing her relief to the remedy.
President Soule Urges Return to College War Service
Dr Andrew M Soule president of the State College of Agriculture writes to undergraduates who left for army or war service urging them to return at once The Atlanta Constitution notes the appeal stresses education to qualify for service and future national needs during postwar readjustment The college offers opportunity for those in uniform to resume regular study and continue their education for the countrys benefit
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Stele Agricultural College
Atlanta Constitution
Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Soule
Sugar Refining Company Gives Life Insurance to 10000 Employees
American Sugar Refining Company announces a Christmas gift of life insurance to its 10,000 employees. Policies range from 500 to 1000 dollars based on service length, with 500 for three months, 600 for a year, and increases up to 1000 for five years or more. The plan accompanies a long standing pension and aims to foster loyalty and cooperation.
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New York
Evr Waiigs
American Sugar Refining Company
Earl D. Babst
Babst
Cabbage and Onions Raised in South Cabbage and Onions
South Washington, D. C. Dec 25. U S department specialists note large northern crops this year may affect southern acreage plans for cabbage and Bermuda onions. Northern cabbage in nine states seen as 1915 peak. New York and Wisconsin crop up about 22 percent over 1917. Northerngrown onion supply up 9 percent to 1,136,000 bushels, suggesting ample spring 1919 availability. Southern planters urged to factor stock and spring demand in planting decisions.
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New York
Wisconsin
Home grown figs for domestic needs
Special to Banner from Washington says the U S Department of Agriculture Bulletin 732 projects that 15 to 16 million pounds of Smyrna figs now imported could be produced domestically in the southwestern states and California. With 10,000 acres planted in central San Joaquin Valley since the war, future yields may render imports unnecessary. Smyrna figs require pollination and caprification, while Adriatic and Mission varieties are common and easier to grow. Experimental expansion suggests figs may be grown in southern states, with fresh market potential in the Southeast, though dry figs favor arid regions.
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Banner
Washington, D.C
Dee
Smyrna
U. S. Department of Agriculture
California
Asia Minor
San Joaquin
America
Mission
Great Coastal Plain
Texas
Carolinas
Pacific Coast
Montana Goes Dry January 1
Helena reports statewide prohibition takes effect at midnight December 31 marking the end of the treasured western saloon era. The piece notes saloons as early social centers, with barkeeps, cowboys, and gamblers shaping frontier life and local culture.
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Associated Prees
Helena
Mont
Montana
West
Ce Hardy
Treasure State
Bute
Baga
Nerves Restored by Ziron Touted in Old Ad
An old Soperton Georgia testimonial by W T Palmer claims severe nerves and fatigue from “sometime back” were cured by Ziron iron tonic. The ad extols Ziron as a reliable general tonic, promising iron enriched blood, steadier nerves, and brighter appearance with a druggist guarantee.
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W.T. Palmer
Soperton
Hoover Completes Belgian Survey To Guide Aid
Hoover reports widespread physical damage in Belgium from German forces. The Food Administration plans dispatching 180000 tons of monthly aid including clothing, with applications for more tonnage. Cattle hogs and horses largely vanished, Belgian steel industry damaged, coal mines secured though threatened by explosives.
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Associated Press
Washington
Belgium
Food Administration
Hoover
Iberated
Texas county agents push cane and sirup farming
Texas extension agents launch a drive to grow cane and sorghum for family sirup needs. They report nearly 1000 tons of cane ordered for planting and plan standardizing and centralizing sirup labeling across eastern and central Texas.
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Mary B. Pittard
Lucy M. Bishop
Mra
John R. White
Frances White
Robert P. White
Hugh W. White
Ee R. C, Orr
Erwin, Erwin & Nix
W. FE. Jackson
R. C, Orr
Zétte
L. A. Rhinehart
Glovia Smith Ve
Robert Patrick
Mary Low Patrick
Fulton County
BAG Air
Southern Refining Company
State of
J. B. Hunt
Geo. N. Crane
Percy Rich
Ty Lapse
M. G. Michael
Fletchas
API
American Sugar Refining CO
South
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas State Agricultural College
Brazos
Colorado
Extension Department
The
Texas Agricultural College
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