Guardianship Hearing Notice in Clarke County Georgia
Clarke County records publish legal notices for Idan Strickland applying for guardianship of Evelyn Olivia Lyle with a hearing set on the first Monday in July 1918. Other notices include administrator discharge for George Brown estate and stock charter amendments for Athens Foundry & Machine Works.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Idan Strickland
Evelyn Olivia Lyle
Lyle
R. C. Orr
Mborgia
Whoraé
B. A. Crane
George Brown
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
Athens Foundry & Machine Works
Groraia
Athens Foundry & Machine Works Spoenieay
Clarke Superior Court
Anna Ray
T. Sebastiani Ray
T. Sebastian Ray
Petitgener
Shark
Andrew J. Cobb
Clark Superior Court
Court House
Athens
Barber Street
Barrow Street
Gholston
Gholston Lot
Sald
Uw. C. Whitworth
Whitworth
W. C. Whitworth
City Court of
Harriet R. Longdon
Walter E. Jackson
Sherif Clarke County
B. H. Hays
A. G. Dudley
Joe H. Wilson
Love A. Wilson
Teave
Church Street
A. H. Talmage
Talmage
H. Hi. Carlich
H. H. Carlton
Carrie Thurmond
Swift
Harke County
Griffith
Robert J. Griffith
R. C, Orr Ordimary
Jonas Holder
Roy M. Strickland
Jackson County
Rest and Chamberlain's Ointment For Lame Shoulder
Ailment described as rheumatism of the shoulder muscles requires rest and several applications of Chamberlain's ointment. The suggestion urges trying the remedy for relief.
Memphis Cotton Exchange Votes to Expel War Traders
The Memphis cotton exchange unanimously adopted a resolution banning members from trading with enemies of the United States for ten years after peace is declared. The measure targets any member conducting business with enemies during the current war.
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Memphis
Phis
United States
Mrs Burns Letter Warns on Local Dangers and Remedies
A Savannah Missouri letter dated October 13 1916 discusses using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to cure dysentery and warns neighbors what to do in similar cases. The fragment notes a later attack and mentions remedies and experiences in the community.
Amendment creates civil service for Athens police and fire
Special to the Banner reports the Georgia House passed an amendment to Athens city charter to establish a civil service system for its police and fire departments. The session notes include tributes to Senator Weaver, actions to curb local legislation, and other bills debated before adjournment.
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Atsendment
FIRE
City OF
Athens
Atlanta
Hr.scé
Clar
Coun
Messrs. Brown
DuBose
Capitol
Senate
W. F. Weaver
Lane
Moore
Dorsey’s
General Assembly
Weaver
DeJarnette
W. P. Andrews
H. H. Merry
F. M. Blackwell
R. T. Humber
House
Waseage
Stewart
Coffee
Coffee County
Cecil Neill
Columbus
Givens Died At Home Near Bogart Georgia
Mr A G Givens aged 21 prominent local resident died at his home near Bogart Georgia this afternoon after a brief illness He is survived by his wife Hartle Givens his father Mr G Givens and five brothers and three sisters The funeral will be at Alcovia church Friday at noon with Rev C P Ewing officiating Flowers may be sent via Bernstein Brothers Athens
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Bogart
A. G. Givens
Hartle Givens
Givens
Alcovia Church
C. P. Ewing
Bernstein Brothers
Athens
Chamberlain's Tabiets marketed for stomach troubles
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tabiets as a remedy for stomach troubles indigestion titousness and constipation. It claims the tablets are intrded especially for these ailments and invites readers to try them at a quarter for a first class medicine.
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Chamberlain
Funeral for Mrs. Pittard at First Presbyterian
The body of Mrs. J H Pittard arrived in Athens from Birmingham after an illness and pneumonia. The funeral is this afternoon at 5 from the First Presbyterian Church, with interment in Oconee cemetery. Pallbearers meet at 4:30 at the residence on South Jackson Street. Survived by siblings Rev Arthur Bishop, Dr Bert Bishop, Charles Bishop, and Miss Lucy Bishop. another sister Mrs Key Milner preceded her. Mrs Pittard was active in church and Red Cross work and well known in Athens.
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JH. Pittard
Athens
Birmingham
South Jackson Street
Pitan
E. Bishop
Bishop's Corner
Red Cross
Elks Bar Languages Barred in Club Houses
Atlantic City July 11 the Elks grand lodge adopted unanimously a resolution barring enemy languages from use in lodge club houses during the convention. The move seeks to enforce a uniform gathering language at all events and excludes languages deemed hostile.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
Grand Lodge
Fifty Children Attend Story Hour on University Campus
Fifty children were entertained and instructed at a Story Hour on the university campus yesterday evening. The event featured an expert storyteller and drew many teacher candidates from the summer school taking lessons in this important work among children.
French Course Enrollment Tops Historic Level This Summer
The summer school program reports 125 teacher student enrollments in the French course. Prof. Lustrat has repeatedly higher participation, with more than 128 students already engaged in the "parlez vous" offerings.
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Lustrat
Permission to edit Calhoun papers granted at Clemson
Clemson College trustees authorize Professor R P Brooks of the University of Georgia to edit for the American Historical Association the Calhoun correspondence in the college collection. The project seeks to complete the Calhoun papers by including letters to John C Calhoun, previously edited by J Franklin Jamison.
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Permiss
Calhoun
Columbia
8. C
Clemson College
R. P. Brooks
University of Georgia
American Historical Association
John C. Calhoun
Poseprion
J. Franklin Jamison
Jonn C. Calhoun
The Joy of Living and Farm Lands Loan Note
A health ad touts Chamber as improving digestion for joy in life. It notes farmers receive loans from the Manitoba Farm Lands Association at 160000 monthly and a first year business of 1366500.
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Manitobia Farm Lands Association
Salary increase proposal stirs strong opposition in legislature
Atlanta reports July 11 19 lawmakers clash over a general bill to raise salaries for statutory offices including the prison commissioner and appellate stenographers. House penitentiary leaders oppose the raises and kill the bill in committee while a separate plan to disband or repurpose the state farm gains traction.
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Atlanta
Brown
Clarke
Soone
House Penitentiary Committee
Georgia Crop Report Shows Shifts From Cotton To Corn
July crop report notes northern Georgia cotton at its best while corn lags due to dryness in central regions. South Georgia sees a cotton decline and corn rise, with peanuts expanding as a major regional crop. Overall conditions exceed average despite labor shortages and boll weevil impact.
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Georgia
West Point
Savannah
Haa
North Georgia
South Georgia
Bea Island
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Pass Place
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Gilleland Blie
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L. J. White
Nat D. Arnold
Smith
Andrew C. Erwin
James Smith
Levy
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M. Blanche Hart
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Annie L. Lambert
R. Cori
John B. Gamble
Admi
Georgia Clarke County
Fred Seagraves
Hardy C. Seagraves
Aaid
Aigne- Turs
F.C. Orr
U. S
Culpepper
Meriwether
Burkhalter
Tatnall
State College of Agriculture
John M. Hook
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W. A Burt
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