Divorces and Incorporation Notices in Clarke County
Clarke County petitions note libel for divorce cases naming plaintiffs Woodie Hubbard Stella Watkins and Julian L Brown with hearings set for January 1920. Also filed is charter application for Fred G. Davis Incorporated proposing clothing and menswear business with capitalization of 10000 dollars and potential growth to 20000 dollars.
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Cors Darby
Mre Darby Ly
Louise Brown
Clarke Superior
Said County
Andrew J. Cobb
Said
B. J. C“Lawford
Superior Court
Clarke Co
G. J. Thos
Georgia
Clarke County
Fred G. Davis
William F. Dick
Grover
Moon
Chirke
State of Georgia
City of
Athel State
Steedf and
Steeb
Wes Hemtel Way
Sele
Getyte
Notre
Sn Thrash Alee
McWhorter
E. J. Crawford
Witnees
Ziron Iron Tonic Praised By Scotla nd Man
A testimonial from Kr Clayton Wooten of Scotland Ga endorses Ziron Iron Tonic, claiming eight pounds gain in weight after starting the tonic. He says it helps him eat three meals daily and plans to recommend the product. Drugstores offer a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
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Clayton Wooten
Scotland
Zion
Complex Clarke County Land Sale Notices 1920
The notice details a January 1920 Clarke County sale of an undivided one seventh interest in a parcel in Winterville Clarke County near J A Suddeth and J W Noell holdings. Also lists a sheriff sale of a Newbern piano and multiple probate actions including permanent administration for W M Martin and discharge of Mrs E Kenny’s administrator, all with dates around February 1920.
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Georgia
Oglethorpe County
Court For Ordinary
Clarke
Winterville
J. A. Suddeth
Wagoner
J. W. Noell
Laura Strong
Hal Johnson
A. Ramie Johnson
Said
Ida B. L. Johnson
Clarke County
N. ¥. Cody
City Court of
Athens
Max Michal
H. B. Wilson
Toomer Music House
Mia
State OF
W. M. Martin
R. C. Orr
West & Went
Attys
Athens legal notices mix land sale and guardianship actions
Clarke County notices reveal a 1920 land parcel sale tied to the Griffeth estate, multiple guardianship and administration applications, a sheriff sale on Vine Street lot 14, and probate actions for Mrs. A M Williams and Susan J Peeler, with dates and official postings. The page also notes firm changes at H R Palmer & Son and legal exemptions proceedings.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Towit
Oconee River
Athens
Vine Street
C. M. Strahan
Annie Toomer
Robert Osby
Fim
Levi Walker
Om J. P. Court
216Th District
G. M
George
W. L. Childs
City Court of
Eppe-Wilkins Co
R. F. Wood
L. C
W. Bjat
Levi’ Ker
Levy
Weather-watching animals: muskrat houses hint at coming winter
The Hunter-Trader-Trapper notes wild animals forecast weather. muskrat dam size signals cold winters, tall piles indicate heavy snow and high waters. Increased animal activity precedes storms, echoing human storm sensitivity and a claimed sixth sense in nature.
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Columbus
Ohio
Camera hunting gains traction among sportsmen
A current Hunter-Trader-Trapper issue highlights camera hunting as popular as gun hunting. The piece explains tracking aids picture taking and animal study, notes campers’ need to read tracks, and warns about misreading signs as a wolf pilfered a pantry. It stresses tracking method, sunlight position, and how trails are affected by travel, snow, and dirt.
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L. BE
Hunter-Trader-Trapper
Columbus
Ohio
Attempt to secure release of Army officer Givens
Harness corpus proceedings begin in Atlanta to win release for William J. Givens former captain of infantry serving ten years in the federal prison there on a charge related to a death at Camp Sevier Greenville. Judge Sibley allows an amended petition to prove Givens was not an army captain at the time. Givens home is in Chattanooga. Also a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from a Kentucky druggist.
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Atlanta
William J. Givena
Infantry
Fedral
Camp Sevier
Greenville
D. C
United States District Court
Givens
Samuel Sibley
Federal
Chattanooga
Tenn
Father of Member of Georgia Faculty Dies
Mr. John M. Walker of Albany Georgia, formerly of Macon, died Christmas Eve at his son Rev John Moore Walker's home in Albany. He retired as secretary and treasurer of the Southwestern railroad after years of ill health. Funeral at St Pauls Albany on Christmas day. interment Riverside Macon. Survived by wife Clara Roosevelt of Macon and two sons, Roosevelt P Walker of the University of Georgia faculty and Rev John Moore Walker of Albany. He had visited Athens recently to see friends.
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John M. Walker
Albany
Macon
John Moore Walker
Walker
Southwestern Railroad
St. Paul's Church
Riverside, Cemetery
Clara Roosevelt
Roosevelt P. Walker
University of Georgia
Athens
Road conditions reported in Georgia
Atlanta and region report sleet rain making roads generally poor. Some routes become wet slippery but passable others muddy or icy with washouts possible. Forecast calls for more rain and slower drying, overall deterioration likely. improved highways noted as passable.
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Georgia
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta-Rome-Chattanooga
Pelea
Tallulah Falls
Atlanta-Macon
Henry County
Hest
Newnan
Jonesboro- Griffin
Barnesville
Fosas
Columbus-Atlanti
Muscogee
Harris County
Pery
Grastville
la Grange
Griffin
Carrollton
Dixie Overland
Columbus
Montgomery
Ala
Opelika
Walton County
Ronda
F. von Herrmann
Arrangements Made to House Weevil School Visitors
Plans are underway to house attendees for the Weevil School, opening January 20 30. Local hotels and boarding houses are being contacted to secure enough rooms for a large influx of visitors over a ten day period. The event aims to provide focused instruction on combating boll weevils with top experts present.
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Weevil School
To the Dyspeptic Chamberlains Tablets Promise Cure
A fragment ad-like letter touts Chamberlains Tablets as a cure for stomach troubles promising relief and restoration after use. It asserts others have benefited and encourages readers to try the tablets for appetite and digestion improvements.
Remains of Big Dinosaurs Found in Africa and Canada
A National Geographic note, via Barnum Brown, describes ancient giant reptiles from prairie marshes of Alberta and Africa. It details Trachodon as a 30 foot herbivore with ducklike head and 2,000 teeth, Ornithomimus as a birdlike herbivore, and other horned, beaked dinosaurs with vast skulls and scales from a 3.1 million year-old era.
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Washington
Senonper
Barnum Brown
Africa
America
Alberta
Canada
Trachodon
MD Bradly
Aollen
Java
Dir
Esius
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Clarke Superior Court
Isabelle Beck Burch
Henry Burch
Witmens
A. J. Cobb
Zotee
B. J. Crawford
Woodie Hubbard
Addie Hubbard
A. B. Coile
Claud Mahaffdy
Evens
Pete Evans
Clarke Court
Pete
Andrew ‘J. Cobb
Larry
Chacke
Panetter Court
Goss Wells Stephens
Clarke Gupertor
D. Harvey Stephens
Wald Court
B. Coil
Joe B
Deaterice
O. Darby
Pene
Brown
Diego
EB. J. Crawford
M. GC
Bates
Jane
Tom Will Wreetee
Gio Henerabie
Andrew J
Obb
J. Crawford
Claud Mahaffe
Clarke Ounty
Wetking
Stella Watkins
A. B
Thomas & Thomas, Petitioner's Armers
Julian L. Brown
Ewoys
Ms. Wooten
Ziron
F. L. Prater
Mra
E. F. Kenny
Thia
Ae Geuorgia
Clare
Daisy D. Crane
T. J. Eppseaving
Rufus 8
Eald
Daley D. Crane
Court of Ordinary
R C. Orr
Eald Cnunty
Mle
Zion Hill
Barretts Cervey
Clarks County
F. Griffeth
Om ET HH
F. BE
Griffeth
Grepn
Michal
Eliz. Hill
Sovera
E. R. Williams
Williams
Aaid County
A. M. Williams
E. R. Willamson
A. M. Willams
EB. L. Dunaway
Troy Dunaway
Bryan Dunaway
Arthur Dunaway
Moselle Duna ‘Way
Nellie Dunaway
Chilldren
Amanda M. Dunaway
J. A. Peeler
Suma J." Peeler
Susan J Poser
Susan J. Peeler
R. C. Ork
Eva Atkinson
Elis Atkinson
Winnie Atkinson
Orenary
Arthur J. Palmer
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Messrs. H.ite R
Lloyd P. Palmer
H. R Palmer & Son
H.R. Palmer
L PE Palmer
Chamberlain
Ss An) Schro
Joo
Childres
Costas
Castoria
Ane
Gaptan
J. B. Jones
Coburn
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