Beaverdam Creek Drainage District bond issue notice
Clarke County Georgia notices report the Beaverdam Creek Drainage District No 1 plans to issue bonds totaling 40000 with 6 percent interest payable March 1 annually from 1918 and principal in ten yearly installments beginning 1921. landowners may prepay to reduce bond amount, with classifications and per acre costs listed.
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Beaverdam Creek Drainage District No
Clarke County
Georgia
Board of Drainage Commissioners
Mable
Captain Cox Hurt by Fall on Ice
Capt D Cox of the Banner business office is confined to his home with painful injuries after a fall on the ice Tuesday night while returning to his College avenue residence. He suffered two falls that day and will remain in his room for several days as friends wish for his quick recovery.
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Sald County
Athens
Reai
Barberville Road
Sanny Creek Bridge
KE. D. Cox
Banner Business Office
College Avenue
Dead wood relief proposal sparks heated debate
A proposal to reuse fallen timber as relief material confronts critics who cite environmental and logistical concerns. Proponents urge swift action to address shortages while opponents warn of regulatory hurdles and long-term ecological impact.
Testimonial Ad Listings at 2926 Olive Street
Brief classified item notes testimonials and ad copy from a listing at 2926 Olive Street in St. Louis area. Ad copy mentions druggists and neighborhood commerce.
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Orn
Olive St
Ady
Black Draught touted for digestion and liver relief in Kentucky note
Meadowsville Kentucky resident Cynthia Higginbotham, age 65, shares her experience with Black Draught claiming improved digestion, appetite, and strength after use. The ad extols seventy years of Black-Draught as a standard remedy for constipation and lazy liver, priced 35 cents per package with one-cent-a-dose claim.
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Meadowsville, Ky
Mia
Cynthia Higginbotham
Thedford
Family Returns From Funeral Find Son Wounded and Homeless
J Marvin Paul, believed on duty at Camp Wheeler, lay bandaged in his boyhood room after a gas truck accident at Camp Wheeler and a mix up over a grandmother’s death. He escaped danger, was treated by camp surgeons, and returned home to learn his grandmother had died, not his mother. Neighbors aided him as his parents arrived from Winterville.
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Son
Camp Wheeler
J. M. Paul
Oconee Street
Winterville
I. H.dawson
Paul
J. Marvin Paul
Dave
Asa Seren
Benneath
Jana
War era to change English university training
Cambridge University considers wide reforms in response to war aims. Abolish compulsory Greek and Latin in the previous examinations for ordinary courses, require two foreign languages with Latin, allow Greek French or German as the second option, and widen the curriculum. Increase special exams and broaden collaboration with Empire and foreign universities. American students in Europe may visit Cambridge. 3,000+ now in France, possibly 10,000 later. City Doctor to Go Under Probe.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
England
Cambridge University
Abder
United States
Europe
America
France
Itm
Trainloads of Soldiers Move Toward Front Through Athens
A long train of soldiers passed through Athens yesterday en route from a training camp to a coast embarkation point in the east. The article notes this as one of sixty-five fifteen coach trains leaving the camp and traveling on various routes toward France, signaling an early deployment to the front.
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Athens
France
Three Youthful Soldiers Detained by Local Police
Three young soldiers from Camp McClelland Alabama were picked up yesterday morning near the coal chute and Seaboard Air Line yards, then handed to the recruiting station corporal for return to duty. Names: Tony Frederico of New York Co C 104th Engineers. MR Anderson of Washington DC Battery A 110th. Nicholas Diaro of New Jersey Co A 104th Engineers. Frederico reportedly received a telegram about his brother’s death and sought funds for a funeral trip. leave was denied, and he reportedly left with two companions to visit their homes.
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Seaboard Air Line
Camp McClelland
National Guard
Anniston
Ala
Tony Frederico
New York
MR. Anderson
Washington City
Nicholas Diaro
New Jersey
Frederico
Ward
Childs Street School Thrift Campaign Plans Fundraiser
Childs Street School prepares an entertainment to raise funds for organizing a Red Cross junior chapter, already holding a fifty dollar Wberry bond. The drive promotes thrift stamps for every child, illustrated by a boy asking for two quarters to help kill the Kaiser after his mother’s explanation.
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Childs Street
Red Cross
Census Bureau reports total cotton ginned before Jan sixteenth
The Census Bureau in Washington reports 10,569,476 bales ginned prior to January 16, including round and Sea Island categories, with 185,972 round bales and 6,347 Sea Island bales. Comparison shows last year’s January 16 total at 11,137,712 bales. Ginnings by state are listed for 1918 and 1917.
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Census Bureau
Washington, D. C
Sea Island
Are Your Sewers Clogged? Chamberlains Tablets Endure Constipation Relief
The passage discusses the human bowel as the sewerage system of the body and notes that when blocked by constipation purgatives are needed. It praises Chamberlains Tablets as mild and gentle in action and claims they improve digestion and relief bowel movement.
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Chamberlain
Co Operation With The Grocer Urged In Athens Saving Deliveries
A letter from the secretary of the Athens Retail Merchants Protective Association urges cooperation between merchants and customers to ease delivery burdens. It recommends ordering morning deliveries before eleven and evening orders before four, limiting to two daily orders if possible, and understanding food production and delivery processes to improve citywide efficiency.
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Athens Retail Merchants Protective Association
Athens
Welles
Atheny
Cawentral
Merchants Association
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsed by Publisher
Earl C Ross publisher of the Hamilton County Republican News in Syracuse Kansas praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy after a discussion with a company representative. He notes a family of six children and says it is the only cough remedy he has found effective after trying many.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Chamberlain
Earl C. Ross
Hamilton County Republican-News
Syracuse
Kan
First Americanized Rifle Presented to Wilson at White House
The first Americanized rifle produced at the Winchester plant for American troops abroad was presented to President Wilson as a personal souvenir. It was announced the rifle is made at a rate of two thousand daily, eight hundred more than the British army was produced at the same plant.
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Washington
Winchester
Wilson
Came
Boon Over Hie Cold Cough Remedy Praised by Pittsford Resident
Mrs. George Lewis of Pittsford New York reports her five year old son recovered quickly from a cold after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She says his cough vanished in a few days and his health returned. The endorsement appears in a local advertisement praising the product.
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Chamberlain
George Lewis
Pittsford
Witte
Sensational Testimony In The Ahlers Hearing
In Dallas on January 29, during the Kate Ahlers trial the witness testified that Tucker tried to hire her to ensure Katie Ahlers would commit suicide. The testimony centered on alleged coercion and murder by proxy in the high profile case.
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Ahlers
Dallas
Tex
Kate Ahlers
Katherine Travers
Tucker
Katie Ahlers
Stomach Trouble Tablets Provide Relief Say Readers
If you have stomach trouble try Chamberlain's Tablets. Many have been restored to health by their use and the cost is small, making a trial worthwhile.
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Clarke
James O. Spinks
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B.C. Orr
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Jackson County
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A. P. Deadwyler
J. G. Deadwyler & Company
Allen Chandler
Maysville
Dry Pond
Emily J. Deadwyler
Mrb
Lena Deadwyler
Peoples Bank
C. Orr
Albert Eidam
Robert E. Saye
Robert Paul Saye
Wade Spencer Saye
Rose Evelyn Saye
Albert Elam
Ward County
R. C. Orr
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Henry Lay
R. C. Crane
James R. Crane
Said County
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Henry ‘Lay
Court of Ordinary
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Clstke
M. Stern
Jesse Howard
Tommie Evans
Octavia Evans
Clarke Superior Court
Andrew J. Cobb
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Claud Mahaffey
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Tate Wright
State OF Georgia
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Superior Court
J. M. Givens
Oklahoma
Givens
Rayle
Georgie J. J. Shultz
Indiana
A. J. Haughey
J. J. Haughey
K. L. Haughey
R. E. Haughey
Theo Brough
W. H. Elliot
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