Clarke County Divorce Notices From 1919 1920
Clarke County Georgia notices announce libel for divorce actions in Clarke Superior Court January Term 1920. Petitions name Woodie Hubbard Addie Hubbard Claud Mahaffey Rosa Wells Stephens Harvey Stephens Stella Watkins Louise Brown Julian L Brown and others with various defendants required to appear for divorce hearings in January 1920 under Judge Andrew J Cobb and Clerk E J Crawford.
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Clarke Superior Court
Isabelle Beck Burch
Neary Burch
Jarku County
Georgia
A. J. Cobb
E. J. Crawford
Clarke County
Addie Hubbard
Tarke Superior Court
Andrew J. Cobb
A. B. Coile
Claud Mahaffey
Pete Evans
Saverie
Lewis Lorly
Lewis Lorry
Andrew J. Rbd
A. RB. Coilr
Claud Mahaffe Fhy
Harvey Stephens
Aid Court
Andrew J., Cobb
Joe L. Dealwyler
Hov
Darby Clarke
Cora Darby
Laud Mahaffey
Ndrew Brown
Clarke Superior
Andrew Brown
Perior
Andrew * Cobb
York Superior Court
ORGIA
C. Bates
Ora Estes
Laure Estes
Janary
Andrew J.J
Obb
J. W. Watkins
Stella Watkins
Andrew J. Coby
Julian L. Brown
Louise Brown
Said County
Andrew J. Cook
Superior Court
Clarke Co
G. J. Thos
FE. J. Crawford
B. J. Crawford
W.1 Hi
Chafin
Ryle of Agricultural Implement Company
BE. J. Crawford
Estate and sale notices from Clarke County Georgia identified
Susie Brown applies for twelve months support from the estate of Wilsontown for herself and minor children. court hearing set for January to grant or deny the application. In a separate deed power of sale, Willie Gourdy’s property in Athens Georgia to be sold at public auction for debt and costs. Property fronts Broad Street, bounded by Hotes Reoks, Nannie Lester, Willingham. sale to satisfy One Hundred and Ten dollars plus interest and costs.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Said County
W. H. Chatin
Johnson
C. N. Hodgson
Agricultural Implement Company
Athens
Tsuly
Corporation Way
Geareta
Griffeth
Nard County
Athena
Superior Court
Salad County
Fred G. Davis
Willam F. Dick
Grover
Moon
Clarks
State of Georgia
Salt Corporation
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Aid County
Satulah Avenue
A. P. & Liae
J. R. Edwards
Normal School
J. M. Edwards
Susie Brown
Wilsontown
Rc, Orr
Ordinary
GREEN
R. Stern
Willie Gaurdy
Broadtreet
Broad Street
Hotes “Reoks
Nannie Lester
Oy Willingham
Nannie Rife
Wille Gourdy
Amy Nollars
Palmer & Son firm changes ownership in 1920 notice
Green & Michall attorneys announce Meo Arthue has withdrawn from Heo Palmer & Sons. The business is now conducted by WH Ro and Lloyd Po Palmer under the firm name Palmer & Son. Dated January 1, 1920, by H R Palmer and IL Po Palmer.
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Meo Arthue Filmer
Heo Palmer & Sons
Messrs
Wh, Ro
Lloyd Po Palmer
HER. Palmer & Son
H.R. Palmer
PO Palmer
Professor Firor Dies at State College
Professor J W Firor, longtime horticultural expert at Cornell and Georgia State College of Agriculture, died after serving as a professor at state colleges. He conducted pest and crop cures in the southeast, authored works on pecans peaches apples and other crops, and served with the American Expeditionary Forces in France.
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Callece Seeley
Montesvirats
Srisliant Beoticul Turdat
Cornell University
Triaion
Agroaro Vollese
Athens
Georgia
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Firor
France
Capt Barnett Reports State Road Conditions
Capt J W Barnett reports road conditions across Georgia based on federal inputs. Winds and sun have dried roads. Atlanta Rome Chattanooga route open with dusty stretches. Atlanta Athens Augusta improved with few bumps. Talulla Falls route very good. Atlanta Macon Southern route good. Atlanta Newnan Columbus largely fine with some bumps. Forecast: dry weather continues, roads in excellent shape.
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J. W. Barnett
Atlanta
Rome-Chattanooga
Athens
Augusta
Tallula Falls
Athanta
Macon
Southern
Atlanta-Newnan
Columbus
Newnan
Colum
C. F. von Herrmann
Should Be Quarantined Says Doctors on Colds
Many physicians urge complete isolation of anyone with a bad cold to prevent spread to family and colleagues. They emphasize quick relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective treatment.
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Clay Fry
Ferguson Station
Arnold Family Reunion Brightens Statham gathers relatives from three counties
Statham Georgia December 20 a big family reunion and dinner honored Mr and Mrs J P Arsell with twelve children and fifteen of eighteen grandchildren in attendance. Notables present included C B Chalmers L M Arnold W I Hardigree E R Chambers J W Arnold H J White and others. The elder Ardrlls aged seventy five and sixty six, shared stories and photos. A local testimonial praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for quick relief of croup cough and cold symptoms.
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Statham
J. P. Arsell
Arnold
Mra
C. B. Chalmers
L. M. Arnold
W .l, Hardigree
E.R. Chambers
J. W. Arnold
Athens
H. J. White
Lavonia
Misa C. E. Robertson
Helen Arnold
Kemp Arnold
Mr. Arnold
North Carolina Girl Intended to Meet Cuban Gentleman
A 20 year old North Carolina woman traveling to New York was lured by a Chicago agency scam. Detected at Penn Station she was sheltered overnight with her family alerted. Police found letters from two correspondence clubs in California and California, detailing women ages 18 to 67 seeking wealthy husbands. The janitor kept letters. no arrest made as investigation continues.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Dean
Kansas City
San Francisco
East
North Carolina
Bronx
Tennsylvania Station
Oakland
Cal
California
Indiana
Ilinois
U S Consul Reports Allotments Wanted for European Children
Philadelphia December 31 Sidney Rich former U S consul at Chemnitz Saxony who just returned from a five month tour through Austria Hungary and Germany says nations face widespread hunger among children and recalls scenes of food displayed behind glass in German stores He urges moral support from the United States to counter the red menace and notes canned and rice rations remain scarce with meals limited to small portions every two weeks.
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Philadelphia
Sidney Rich
United State
Chemnitz
Saxony
Austria Hungary
Germany
Europe
Detzer Seeks Defense Against Frame-Up Claim
Capt Karl W Detzer testified at his court martial in New York claiming he is victim of a frame up after being charged with brutality to American soldiers Private Clarence H Lacey testified against him telling Detzer prisoners at La Mans planned to get him Detzer denied all charges and spoke in his own defense
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New York
Karl W. Detzer
Detzer
Clarence H. Lacey
France
la Mans
South America Opposes German Colony Plan
Buenos Aires reports opposition to a proposal to locate a German colony on Misiones islands in Argentina. La Nacion warns against German immigration clustering to prevent a de facto extraterritorial population. The River Plate review cautions about colonization risks, noting Brazil’s German community as a warning.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Misiones
Argentina
la Nacion
River Platte
Brazil
Rio Gratite de Sul
Chamberlain's Tablets for Indigestion and Constipation
These tablets aid digestion and bowel movement by toning the stomach and liver. They restore stomach and bowels to a healthy condition, reducing dullness and constipation. If you feel dull or constipated, give them a trial. you may be pleased with the effect.
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Cardus
Cardui
Belk to Speak on The Crest of the Continent in Athens
Dr. 8. R. Belk will deliver his celebrated future The Crest of the Continent at the First Methodist church in Athens on Tuesday night at 8 o'clock under the Young People's Missionary Society. The lecture, his greatest work, is expected to draw a large audience. a stall admission fee will benefit the society.
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R. Belk
Kara
Athens
Methodist
Young People’s Missionary Society
Belk
Mrat Methodist
Dr. Belk
Alkabest Lyceum
University of Georgia Reopens After Christmas Break
Professors and students at the University of Georgia and nearby institutions will return to Athens and resume work early next week after the Christmas holidays. Most students will be at work during the early part of the week.
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University of Georgia, Agricultural College
Lucy Cobb Institute
State Normal School
Athens
Gompers Pledges Workers for 1920 Challenges
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, in a New Year statement from Washington on December 10, pledged America's workers to do their share in solving the country's problems for 1920.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
America
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