Executors Sale Legal Notice Athens 1919
Executor sale in Clarke and Oconee Counties describes three Oconee lots near Simonton Bridge road in Athens plus a Clarke County parcel fronting Pearl Street. Estates of Mrs M P Reaves and Margaret Nesbit sold to satisfy debts. guardianship sale of Lyle property in Athens for minor wards.
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Court House
Athens
Oconee County
Simonton Bridge Road
Miere
Ashford's and
Andrews
Sweet Gum
Rock Corner
Andrews Line
Steaves
M. A. Andrews
Henry Anderson
Central of Georgia
P. Reaves
S. P. Reaves
Central of Georgia By
Clarke County probate notice of administrator for Augustus Lee Mealor
Hayes administrator of Augustus Lee Mealor files petition in form for probate from his administration. He must notify all persons to file objections if any. Any objections should be presented in due form.
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ITA
Clarke
We -Hayes
Augustus Lee Mealor
Notice of Administration and Executor Discharge in Clarke County
On July 11 1919 RC Orr Ordinary of Clarke County Georgia issues notices regarding permanent letters of administration for the estate of Mrs C N Shackelford and discharge petitions for executors Mozelle Burke Howell Erwin and B S Lyndon. Objections must be filed by the first Monday in August or discharge will be granted.
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Sorgia
Clarke County
Ro’ Daniel
C. ON
Shackelford
Applewtion
Georgia
Mozelle Burke and Howell
Erwin
Lyndon
B.S. Lyndon
Guardian petition notices for Ruth T Wilson and Griffeth support
Hr B Wilson guardian seeks discharge from guardianship of Ruth T Wilson. Directions to interested parties by first Monday in August 1919 or Wilson will be discharged. Also notice of the year's support for Frank E Griffeth deceased. appraisers report filed. show cause by August 4 1919 why the support should not be granted. Ordinary R C Orr July 1919.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Hr. B. Wilson
Ruth T. Wilson
H. B. Wilson
R.C. Orr
Frank E. Griffeth
R. C, Orr
Clarke County seeks bids for 250000 in 5 percent road bonds
Clarke County Georgia invites sealed bids for the entire 250 000 of 5 interest bonds issued for road improvements with annual interest at 5 percent paid semi annually. Bonds dated July 1 1919 mature in specified annual blocks from 1930 through 1949. Bids to be opened August 6 1919 with 5 percent certified checks. county reserves right to reject. Information from Tate Wright clerk and Hugh White chair. The page also includes a prose poem about As a Man Thinketh by D G Bickman and reflections on understanding the soul of creators.
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Clarke County
Georgia
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Tate Wright
Hugh White
Commissioners Roads and Revenues
Chronic Constipation Advice and Remedies
The notice suggests constipation stems from low moisture in residual food matters. It recommends drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruit, and outdoor exercise to improve it. In the meantime mild laxatives are advised, warning strong cathartics can dehydrate. Chamberlain's Tablets are praised as easy and pleasant to take and effective.
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Chamberlain
School kids in Athens told to curb corporal punishment
Superintendent Bond reports a sharp drop in corporal punishment in Athens schools. Of 1,347 white students over 152 days only 20 cases occurred, down from 29 last year, while 678 colored students had 46 punishments. He praises overall improvement in both white and colored schools.
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Athens
Bond
Georgia Solon Knows Good Whisky in the Legislature
Special to the Banner from Atlanta recalls a Georgia lawmaker famed for corn whiskey. A friend in a hotel lobby offered him a rug bedged drink. the connoisseur declined, noting the moonshine’s three runs and sugar overtones, while revealing he has made it for fifty years.
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Atlanta
Georgia
North
Decatur Street
R.bly
Cardus the Woman's Tonic Claims Unusual Cure
A Rouse City woman recounts severe illness with months of pain after childbirth and back to back doctor visits. She credits Cardus with a rapid decline in misery, three bottles total, then sustained health for six years, urging others to try Cardus for headaches back pain nerve weakness and fatigue.
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Cardus
Hog It All Tactics Imputed To Atlanta
Special to the Banner Atlanta July 22 The Hog It All tactics of a few Atlanta men are stirring debate as Mayor Key seeks a special bill to condemn and seize Georgia Railway and Power Company properties The move aims to broaden municipal ownership and unify power and light control across several Georgia cities Opposition is anticipated due to the city’s lack of funds and the company’s fifty million value Mayor Key has campaigned on municipal ownership since taking office and opponents cite risks to ratepayers and city finances
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Atlanta
Key
Georgia
Georgia Railway & Power Company
Legislative Committee
Keyhas
To Prevent Belching Habit of Slow Eating Recommended
Advice to eat slowly and thoroughly chew food to avoid belching. If belching continues, take one of Chamberlain's Tabdiets after supper as directed.
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Chamberlain
The Life Hid With Christ in God and Prayer
A reflective essay asserts a life hid with Christ requires continuous prayer. It cites biblical figures Elias and James, and historical figures David, Daniel, Luther, Gordon, and Jesus to illustrate prayer as constant, indispensable dialogue with God that transforms hearts and influences both action and matter. It ends with a plea to stop claiming no time for prayer.
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Christ
Paul
Fiod
James
Jesus
Elias
David
Daniel
Earth
Jerusalem
Luther
Gordon
Jesus of Nazareth
New York and New Orleans Cotton Prices Today
Markets report steady tone for cotton on the New York and New Orleans exchanges with closing ranges in the mid 30s to mid 34 cents. Spot quotes show Athens Atlanta New York and New Orleans levels around 34.50 to 36.20 cents. Chicago corn and oats prices are listed with weekly variation and a quoted poem by Helen Wilcox closes the page.
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New York
New Orleans
Athens
Atlanta
Georgia Students Taught Thrift Under National Program
The American Home Economics Association forms a National Thrift Committee to promote thrift among Georgia students. A state chair will coordinate thrift education in schools, with Athens likely hosting the office, and efforts include personal expense records and budgets. The program extends to home economics departments, clubs, and the sale of government securities.
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University of Georgia
American Home Economics Association
Georgia
Athens
Princeton University
American Home Economic Association
Benjamin B. Andrews
U. S
Platinum Supply To Be Sold By U S War Dept
Major Mercer directs sale of 1,900 ounces of platinum worth about 2,000,000 at a minimum 105 dollars an ounce. Eight leading firms will receive the metal with no commission and actual cost in handling. The move follows postwar stock and rising jewelry demand, with supply constrained by former controls and distant sources in Siberia and Colombia.
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Washington, D. C
Mercer
War Department
Ower
United
Siberia
Colombia
South America
Good Boar For All Farms At State College Plan
Georgia ranks seventh among hog-raising states with more than three million logs. A campaign aims to place a purebred male hog on every farm in twenty four counties, backed by a sale of ten head of Poland China Duroc Jersey Hampshire and Berkshire pigs January to March offspring. The August 7 sale in the Animal Husbandry building features registered cholera-immune sows, judged by Carl Wallace, with Col. F P Hulick crying the sale and J E Hite conducting the judging seminar for small farmers and tenants.
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Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Poland
China
Duroc Jersey
Hampshire
Berkshire
Carl Wallace
FP. H. Hulick
Atlanta
Indiana
J. E. Hite
Columbus Plans for Bigger Town Booster Banquet
Columbus Ledger launches a unique booster effort in Columbus Georgia with a city expansion campaign. Business leaders Phenix City and Girard Alabama join a community movement to boost Columbus toward a 100000 population by 1920. A luncheon at the Ralston Hotel gathers invited boosters and Chamber of Commerce supporters to turn published proposals into action.
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Columbus
Columbus Ledger
Greater
Ralston
Greater Columbus
Phenix City
Girard
Ala
Chamber of Commerce
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M. P. Reaves
Margaret Nesbit
Peoples Bank
Superior Court
Pearl Street
Third Street
John
John Nesbit
Thomas Bailey
Peoples Hank
Joe Nesbit
Creen & Michael
Guardian
Publi
Said County
Wray St
Lyle
Wray
Hull] St
Jas. White
Whitisy
James L
Frank B
Margaret Sizer
R. W. Sizer
W. Hayes
R. C. Orr
CC. Gay
RC. Ori
C. C. Ga
D. G. Bickdrs
Georgia Solon
Cardin
Rouse City, Tex
Mary Kil
Chicago
Hila Wheeler Wilcox
Liverpool
U.S
Little Daugh
W. P. Wilson
Walter
Little Bertha Wilson
Mr. and
Douglas, Ga
R. P. Wright
Elberton Star
College OF Agriculture
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