Legal Advertisements Clarke County Georgia Jan 1917
Notices disclose guardianship petitions estate sales and administration actions in Clarke County Georgia. Includes petitions to reinvest undivided property in Missouri and Georgia, bids to sell land in Athens and St Louis, orders for guardianship and administration, and exemptions notices with creditors and heirs urged to appear.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Chae
H. Brand
Superior Court
Athens
State of
Missouri
City of
St Louis
Delmar Avenue
L. J Edwards
Love
J. G. Edwards
Mr. Bale
L. J. Edwards
Southeast hotel boom and new mills spur regional growth
The Industrial Index notes several Southeast investments including a $1.2 million Serisota Florida hotel project to be among the nation’s finest tourist hotels, a $200,000 Birmingham theater, hotel additions in Albany Alabama and Meridian Mississippi, a hotel at Zolfo Florida, and a 13 900 acre timber tract railroad plan in Chilton County Alabama. Twenty one corporations form with minimum capital stocks totaling $447 810.
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Columbus
Industrial Index Saga
Serisota
Fla
New York
Birmingham
Ala
Albany
Meridian
Miss
Zolfo
Chilton County
Alabama
Mortgage Note Matures After Default in 1917
Rosa D. Hull states that C. C. Strickland owes 1400 dollars on a note due after three years with 8 percent interest payable semiannually. After missing a 56 dollar interest installment on Oct 26 1916 and remaining in default beyond 30 days, the entire debt was declared due with power to sell the secured property to cover costs. The notice is dated January 6 1917.
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C. C. Strickland
Strickland
O.c. Strickland
Rosa D. Hull
Colonels to Train in Athens This March
Kentucky Colonels also known as Louisville baseball club will begin spring training in Athens starting March 4 with 12 to 14 pitchers and catchers arriving from Louisville. The remainder of about 25 players plus staff and media will follow within a week to ten days. Manager Clymer and possibly owner St Wathen will lead the group, while Atlanta’s Crackers may not join, citing lodging and field constraints at Sanford Field and University of Georgia grounds.
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Kentucky "Colonels
Louisville Baseball Club
American Association
Athens
Wilson
Louisville
Uhi Clymer
Mitt A. St. Wathen
Louisvill
the Courierjournal
the Post
the Times
the Herald
M. P. McCallaghan
Savannah
Atlanta
O'Calahan
Sanford Field
University of Georgia Athletic Grounds
Crackers
Colonels
Carnegie Hero Medals Awarded at 13th annual meeting
Twenty three acts of heroism were recognized by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission in Pittsburgh. Silver medals went to eight cases and bronze to fifteen. eleven heroes died and pensions totaling 4680 yearly were granted to seven dependents, with additional educational and other awards totaling over 8300. Names and locations of recipients listed.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund
America’s Greatest Year in Foreign Trade 1916 Record
Washington reports 1916 exports at 5.481 billion dollars, up 1.926 billion from 1915 and 2.997 billion from 1913, with December at 521 million. Imports total 2.392 billion, a new high, and the year's export balance reaches 3.089 billion. December trade shows a 316 million favorable balance, continuing recovery after June's peak.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
We’re with you Mr. Wilson in rainbow chase
A dated, lyrical political footnote praising Mr. Wilson and dismissing Hughes after last November. The text blends allegory of rainbows, Liberty Goddess, and distant horizons with casual asides about a Lawson leak. It reads like a fragment from a political column or letter.
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Liberty
Hughes
Dad
Dr Kings New Discovery For Coughs And Colds
Painful coughs relieved by Dr Kings New Discovery, a soothing remedy trusted for decades. Pine balms and mild laxative ingredients drive the cold from the system, handy for winter colds, croup, grippe and bronchial affections. At your druggist 50 cents. The steering committee mainly handles the bull in late congress according to bulle tins.
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Dr. Bell
Dr. King
Croup
Crippe
Athens Speakers Prominent on Soil Improvement Date
The Soil Improvement Committee of the Southern Fertilizer Association will host a full day of scientific soil preparation and fertilizing instruction at the Southern Land Show in Atlanta on Tuesday February 6. Prominent speakers from Athens and Georgia State College of Agriculture will discuss soil building plant feeding and methods to increase crop values with lantern slides and practical demonstrations.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Addie Saye
Massey B. Saye
Court of Ordinary
R. C. Orr
Atlanta
Soil Improvement Committee
Southern Fertilizer Association
Southern Land Show
Harry M. Hodgson
Athens
The
J. N.harper
Farm Service Department
J. C. Pridmore
Harper
Farm Service Organization of the Association
Clemson Agricultural College
South Carolina Experiment Station
Pridmore
Norfolk
H. M. Bennett
Little Rock
Ark
Colleges of Agriculture
Departments of Agriculture
Winter campaign urged to curb houseflies warned by New York association
The Mer chants Association of New York urges households to Kill the winter flies now to prevent next summer's wave. It notes eggs hatch in warm spots and winter flies become the progenitors of billions, advising thorough cleaning and targeting out of the way breeding spots to curb disease-carrying pests.
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Merchants’ Association of New York
Association
New York
Kansas City Star
Knight Retained as Court Stenographer
Walton News reports Monroe native Golden M. Knight has been retained as court stenographer by Judge Andrew Cobb of the Western Judicial Circuit. Knight, who has served under Judge Charles H. Brand for years, is praised for prompt accurate notes and the newspaper congratulates him on maintaining his established record.
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Walton News
Monroe
Georgia
Andrew Cobb
Western Judicial Circuit
Golden M. Knight
Knight
Charles H. Brand
Mr. Knight
Inactivity Linked to Constipation Ad
Winter inactivity leads to constipation and a dull heavy feeling. Dr. King's New Life Pills offer a mild laxative relief without griping. Take a dose before retiring to ensure a full easy movement in the morning. 25¢ at your Druggist.
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Dr. King
The Habit of Taking Cold Advice
The passage notes taking cold as a habit and suggests a 90 degree sponge bath each morning and sleeping with the window up to prevent colds. It recommends using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to end a cold quickly and states the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
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Thia
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