Clarke County legal notices and proclamations 1918
Clarke County Georgia public notices include guardianship petition for Evelyn Lyle, administrator discharge for George Brown estate, charter amendments for Athens Foundry, sheriff sale of L. J. Whitehead property, guardian sale for Annie Lambert estate, and various letters of administration filings. Also notices to debtors and a local bill notice.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Lina Strickland
Evelyn Olivia Lyle
W. R. Lyle
Tate
R. C. Orr
Wheras
B. A. Crane
George Brown
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
Athens Foundry & Machine Works
Court House
Said
Oconee
Athens and Jefferson Road
Oconee Heights
Pass Place
C. B. Chandler
Gilleland Place
L. J. Whitehead
City Court of
Athens
Nat D. Arnold
L. K Smith
Andrew C. Erwin
James M. Baith
Levy
Gale
Walter E. Jackson
M. Blanche Hart
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Annie L. Lambert
Eald County
Sald
Barber Street
Barrow Street
Gholston Lot
W C. Whitworth
Whitworth
W. C. Whitworth
Harriet R. Longdon
BE. H. Hays
A. G. Dudley
General Assembly
Tamage
H. H. Carlton
Carrie Thurmond
Church Street
Georgia Clarke County
Fred Seagraves
Hardy C. Seagraves
Fred [Seagraves
Griffith
Robert J.grifth
Jonas
Roy M. Strickland
Jonas Holder
Jackson County
Orr
Well Deserved The Praise From Athens Folks For Dean's Kidney Pills
Athens residents rely on Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney pain and back ache. J W Johnson, city fireman at 378 Dougherty St, says after long days and heavy activity the remedy cured his trouble, with symptoms including nighttime urine and fatigue disappearing after a few boxes. Sold for 60e at Citizens Pharmacy and other dealers Foster Mullbure Co Mars Buffalo WI.
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Athens
Dean
J. W. Johnson
Dougherty St
Citizens Pharmacy
Foster Mulbure [Co
Mars
Buffalo
Legislative tussle shapes Georgia war bills and districts
From Atlanta five bills passed the Senate with the House debating the work or fight measure amid amendments. Debate centered on age limits and college exemptions, while the Senate created two new districts for South Georgia and considered branch college control. Other measures include governor salary talk and elections by majority vote proposals.
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Atlanta
Senate
House
Arnold
Clay
Spencer J. Atkinson
Fulton
Georgia
Lankford
Toombs
Davison
Putnam
Viva Voce
Harry G. Milson
Europe
South Georgia
Clements
Carter
Loftin
Kirby
Irwin
Ben Hill
Telfair
Pierce
Daven:ort
Hall
Davenport
Barrett Urges Brand to Champion Farm Relief Bill
A letter from C. S. Barrett of the Farmers Union to Congressman C. H. Brand praises his loyalty to farmers and asks him to introduce a draft relief bill in Congress. Barrett notes national farm groups gathered to seek draft modification and hopes for action in the December session after a White House visit. Several delegations have praised Brand’s efforts and commitment to agricultural interests from Union City, Georgia.
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Charles H. Brand
Washington
C. 8. Barrett
Farmers’ Union of the United States
C. H. Brand
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Farmers’ Union
the Grange
The
National Dairy Union
National Hotel
Congress
House
Senate
United States
White House
Barrett
Farmers Union
Union City
Thrift in using fats saves supplies for allies
A WWI era guide urges thrift in cooking fats to prevent shortages. It details methods to render, deodorize, clarify, and store fats from meat scraps. Techniques include soaking in salt water, double boiler heating, and adding sour milk to improve clarity and odor.
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America
Instructions for Storing and Handling Fats and Pats
The passage advises varying proportions to achieve desired softness, warns against overheating fats which can create harmful substances, and notes pats can be kept indefinitely if stored away in a cool, dark, dry place covered.
Letter From French Front Describes Battle Near Soissons and Rheims
Lieutenant Terry Hendricks, University of Georgia graduate, updates his Nashville father from France in June 1918. He details German bombardment, troop movements, and the grinding conflict, noting heavy losses, refugee scenes, and the evolving American role as the war presses toward an anticipated end. He expresses endurance, confidence in victory, and longing for home.
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Athens
Col
R. A. Hendricks
Nashville
Lieut
Terry Hendricks
France
Hendricks
Thhe University of Georgia
Paris
Soissons
Rheims
America
The Joy of Living and Health Advice
A health blurb urges readers to seek good digestion and overall vitality. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy to relieve constipation, improve digestion, and reduce headaches by expelling absorbed poisons and enabling true enjoyment of life.
For France. By Florence Earle Coates
A grieving mother reads a wartime letter confirming the death of her son while he guarded the Tricolor. Her memories of France and his brief life sustain her pride and sorrow as she endures pitying looks from others.
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France
Florence
Earle Coates
Realize what srt class medicine can do for you
The advert promises a personal discovery of srt class medicine benefits with a nominal cost of a quarter. It implies practical results and encourages trial with minimal expense.
Lame Ghoulder Ailment Attributed To Months Of Rest
An irregular brief notes a condition named lame ghoulder caused by months of rest and urges trying a remedy. It reads as a fragment from a periodical health tip column with sparse details and no clear authority or context.
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Erwin, Rucker & NI
Anna Ray
T. Sebastian Ray
Clarke Superior Court
Ivores
Andrew J. Cobb
B. J. Crawford
John B. Gamble
Admi
Neal
Mary
Emmett Shaw
Franc Mangum
Americas Times-Recorder
Carnwell
University of Georgia
Carswell
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Georgia Tech
State Normal
Georgia Normal and Industrial
North Georgia Agricultural College
Georgia State Industrial College
L. C. Brown
Ee Pesees
Wrightsville
Brand
Terry. P
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