Guardianship and estate notices from Clarke County Georgia
Public notices record guardianship for Evelyn Olivia Lyle, announces hearing date in July, and cites B A Crane requesting discharge from George Brown estate administration. Includes charter amendment petition for Athens Foundry and Machine Works and a sheriff sale notice for Clarke County property.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Wheras
B. A. Crane
George Brown
E. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
Athens Foundry & Machine Works
Ocones
C. B. Chandler
Gilleland Place
L. J. Whitehead
City Court of
Athens
Nat D. Arnold
L. K. Smith
Andrew C. Erwin
James M. Amith
Levy
Eula
Thia
Walter E. Jackson
Athens Foundry & Machlas
Clarke County notices amid 1918 probate filings
Clarke County Georgia newspaper notes probate actions and creditor notices. Administrators seek leave to sell estates, permanent letters of administration, and orders to sell lands including Jackson county tract. hearings set for August first 1918. debtors urged to render demands.
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Georgia
Clarke County
A. E. Griffith
Robert J. Griffith
R. C. Orr
Jonas Holder
Roy M. Strickland
Jackson County
Railroad Shopmen Get Big Increase
Washington July 24 The wages of railroad shopmen have been increased to sixty eight cents an hour by Director General McAdoo retroactive from January 1. The raise range is five to thirteen cents above typical shop rates, with eight hour days and time and a half for overtime Sundays and holidays. The move covers about a half million workers and implies a one hundred million dollar rise in annual payroll.
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Associated Press
Washington
McAdoo
Chamberlains Tablets for stomach troubles and biliousness
These tablets are intended for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. If you have such troubles give them a trial and realise what a first class medicine will do for you. They only cost a quarter.
Lame Shoulder Ailment Treated With Rest and Liniment
A brief note explains lameness in the shoulder is usually rheumatic in origin and relieved by absolute rest and a few applications of Chamberlains Lint Gent. The advice is to try the remedy for relief.
Sugar Rulings From United States Food Administration
The Food Administration, Atlanta, July 24, issues rulings on sugar usage and substitutes. New store eligibility, wholesalers, ice cream makers, hotels serving soldiers, and three pounds per ninety meals limits are outlined. Substitutes like 40% sugar, 40% cane syrup, 20% refined grape sugar are highlighted, with notes on ice tea, milling profits, and loading rules for corn meal products.
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Atlanta
A.M Soule
Soda Fountains
Food Administration
Sugar Distribution Division
The
Bureau of Chemistry
Law Dept
U. S. Food Administration
Will Make Race For Legislature Revised Candidacy
Prof R W Haynie of Eastville Mercantile Co Oconee county educator spent yesterday in the city on business for his firm He has consented to become a candidate for representative of that county in the coming primary His platform loyalty to the government and to President Wilson He has a son in service who volunteered at sixteen His friends in Oconee county back his candidacy and his work for the war effort notes man power for farms as farmers increase production yet cannot double as city labor shifts to war needs
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R. W. Haynie
Eastville Mercantile Co
Oconee County
Haynie
Wilson
Yonder
Hiis
Admiral von Tirpitz In a Peculiar Mood
New York reports Grand Admiral von Tirpitz, a leading Pan Germanist, narrowly escaped rough handling by angry passengers at Freienwalde station. A crowded train sought his compartment. when the lone passenger revealed himself, he showed a bald head and beard and remained silent as others jeered about class interests. No one sat in his compartment.
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Associated Press
New York
von Tirpitz
Fatherland Party
Freienwalde
Brandenburg
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Admiral von Tirpitz
Mrs Burns Letter Warns Pease In Savannah Mo
A 1916 Savannah Missouri reader endorses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for dysentery and urges neighbors to know how to act in such crises. The note recounts past cures and recommends the remedy to many. The item also oddly mentions Georgia's twelve million dollar peach crop as a note on Tibis fruitful country.
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Georgia
Free Methodist Camp Meeting Opens With Rev. Shoup Evangelist
The Free Methodist Camp Meeting begins tonight at 8 30 with Rev F F Shoup of Brooklyn NY as evangelist The first night features La lecture The Burning Issue The public is invited to all services especially opening night The District Elder Rev B Winger and pastors will attend and assist The regular services run Friday 10 30 3 30 and 8 30 with hope for wide awakeness and soul saving The Tabernacle sits at Thomas and Strong streets and attendees are asked to be on time and join in singing
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Free Methodist
F. F. Shoup
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eighth Street M. EB
Shoup
Tabernacle
Port Jervis
B. Winger
Priday
Athens
Thomas and
Strong Streets
Walton News Backs Judge Brand for Congress in 1900
The Walton News supports incumbent Judge Brand for Congress over T. W. Rucker. It cites Brand’s faithful service, acknowledges some mistakes, and notes endorsements from Washington officials praising his sterling character and effectiveness in Wilson era measures. The paper urges continued Democratic representation for Georgia’s Eighth District.
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Walton News
The
T. W. Rucker
Chas H. Brand
Congress
Rucker
Athens
Craig
Gainesville
Eighth Congressional District
Georgia
Brand
Washington City
Wilson
Raincoats Face Federal Probes Across Army Supply
Special to the Banner from New York reports the quartermaster's officers tally 117 concerns tied to a Department of Justice graft conspiracy over army raincoat repairs. Authorities suspend further acceptances and payments on many goods, amid claims of thousands of defective raincoats ready for shipment to France.
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New York
Quartermaster’s Department Toll 117
France
Ordination at Tabernacle Presbytery Formed
Ministers gathered at Tabernacle Baptist church formed a presbytery to set apart W. P. Brooks Jr. for gospel ministry. Rev E H Jitor elected man of the presbytery with C H Edwards as clerk after examination. W M Colle preached on First Timothy.
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Tabernacle Baptist
H. A. Wings
W. MM
Colle
W. M. Saye
T. A. Burrell
C. Fl. Edwards
Tabernacle Church
W.P. Brooks
E.H. Jitor
Bro. Brooks
Bro. Jennings
Bro Sage
Bro
Burrell
W. P. Brooks
C. H.rdwards
Jacksonville Prayer Pause War Time Ordinance
A Jacksonville city ordinance enforces a daily prayer minute at six p.m. all over the city. Streetcars, factories, businesses, and offices pause. messenger boys stop and police stand with hats off for the moment. The move mirrors Athens but with local adherence. Also mentions health advice and a question about Alfred E. Smith as New York governor candidate.
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Jacksonville
Athens
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Lina Steicklan
Evelyn Olivia Lyle
W. R. Lyle
Erwin, Rucker & NI
Peesee Wat
M. Blanche Hart
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Annie L. Lambert
Clarke Superior Court
Anna Ray
T. Sebastian Ray
Andrew J. Jee
Clark Superior Court
Court House
Barber Street
Barrow Street
Gholston Lot
W. C. Whitworth
Whitworth
Harriet R. Longdon
General Assembly
Cty
Joe H. Wilson
Love A. Wilson
Clarke Countey
Church Straat
A. H. Tamage
Tamage
J H H. Carlon
H. H. Carlion
Carrie Thurmond
Swift
Church Street
John B. Gamble
Admi
Georgia Clarke County
Fred Seagraves
Hardy
Seagraves
Mra. Hy Hays
A. G. Dudley
United States Food Administration
Andrew M. Soule
R. W. Hanie
Walton News Strow
Judge Brand
Livis
Alfred E. Smith
New Yor
Builth
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