Libel for Divorce and Multiple Legal Notices in Clarke County Georgia
Clarke Superior Court records Libel for Divorce Anna Ray vs T Sebastian Ray requires appearance by defendant in July 1918. Notices include guardianship for Evelyn Lyle, letters of administration, and a sheriff's sale description for Lot 30 in Oconee Heights Clarke County Georgia with detailed metes and bounds.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Clarke Superior Court
Anna Ray
T. Sebastian Ray
Andrew J. Cobb
E. J. Crawford
Lina Strickland
Evelyn Olivia Lyle
W. R. Lyle
R. C. Orr
Wheras
B. A. Crane
George Brown
M. Blanche Wart
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Niie L. Lambert
Said
Superior Court
Said County
Annie L. Lambert
Court House
Oconse Heights
Athens and Jefferson Road
Ocossee Heights
Peas Place
C. B. Chandler
Gilleland
L. J. White
Estate of James M Smith vs L J Whitehead levy notice
The administrators of the estate of James M Smith announce a writt en notice to the tenant in possession and conveyance to the defendant for levy and sale prior to levy. Dated June 7 1918 by Walter E Jackson Sheriff Clarke County Ga.
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James M. Smith
L. J. Whitehead
Walter E. Jackson
Clarke County
Marines Casualties Rise In Washington Casualty List
The Associated Press reports a second Marine Corps casualty list from Washington dated June 12. Four privates were killed, two officers were wounded, including Colonel Albertus Catlin of Washington and First Lieutenant Albert Baston of Minnesota. George Olive Berry of Alabama was among the injured.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Marine Corps
Albertus Catlin
Albert Baston
Minnesota
George Olive Berry
Alabama
Freight rate rise won’t hit living costs says expert
A federal authority reports the planned 25 percent freight rate increase will barely affect consumers. He cites examples in cotton, shoes, and sugar, noting price rises are infinitesimal and that public warnings against exploiting the change are needed.
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Atlanta
United States Railroad Administration
Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve Athens Kidney Pain
An Athens resident Mrs. A. C. Sutherland from 668 Pulaski St. shares her decade long struggle with kidney trouble. After trying various medicines she found relief with Doan's Kidney Pills from Smith & Bro.'s Drug Store, noting back pain headaches and dizziness improved promptly and cold settles on her kidneys. 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Athens
A. C. Sutherland
Pulaski St
Dean
Doan
Smith & Bro
Foster-Milburn Co. Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Distinguished Trustees Gather for University and State College Meetings
Public figures including governors judges congressmen and business leaders form the trustee boards of the University of Georgia and the State College of Agriculture. The Prudential Committee and finance and property panels prepare for today and next week’s sessions with James J. Conner T W Reed and Andrew M Soule in leadership roles.
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Prudential Committee
University of Georgia
General Board of Trustees
State College of Agriculture Board
University
State College of Agriculture
Hugh M. Dorsey
George F. Gober
Marietta
Henry D. McDaniel
Monroe
William E. Simmons
Lawrenceville
Hamilton McWhorter
Samuel B. Adams
Savannah
Byron B. Bower
Bainbridge
J. E. Hayes
Montezuma
Henry R. Goethius
Columbus
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Lloyd Cleveland
Griffin
Joseph E. Brown
Andrew J. Cobb
Athens
Howard Thompson
Gainesville
Bowdre Phinizy
Augusta
John W. Bennett
Waycross
Dudley M. Hughes
Danville
Hugh J. Rowe
Harry Hodgson
George Foster Peabody
New York
General Assembly
Nathaniel EB. Harris
Macon
The
School of Technology
Theodore B. Atkinson
Newnan
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Peter W. Meldrim
Industrial College For Colored Youths
W. B. McCants
Winder
North Georgia Agricultural College
B. Miller
State Normal School
James J. Conner
Cartersville
Cobb
Messrs
Simmons
Rowe
Bower
Meldrim
Adams
Conner
Chancellor
Brown
Mesers
McWhorter
Bennett
Hayes
Thompson
Gober
Hodgson
Cleveland
Atkinson
Mesara
Goethius
Miller
College of Agriculture
the University
Farm Tractor Demonstration Set for Commerce Georgia
Commerce Georgia June 12 The Commerce board of trade plans a large farm tractor demonstration on June 25 and 26 inviting Gov. and farmers from Jackson and surrounding counties Clarke Barrow Hall Gwinnett Walton Oconee Habersham Stephens Franklin Madison Hart Elbert and Oglethorpe. A large land tract has been secured near Commerce for the event with speeches planned by distinguished Georgians.
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Commerce
Commerce Board of Trade
Georgia
Board of Trade
Col. H. C. Williford
Dublin
Jackson County
Clarke, Barrow
Hall, Gwinnett
Walton
Oconee
Habersham
Stephens
Franklin
Madison
Hart, Elbert
Oglethorpe
Parson Justifies Use of Word Damn in War Context
A New York Methodist preacher Rev Sam Leland justified using an exclamation rhyming with his first name amid wartime events. Bishop critics and Hungerford of the YMCA discussed the moment after a torpedoed ship Oronas survivors rescue. Leland volunteered for transport work to face U boats and mines.
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London
Sam Leland
New York
A. E. Hungerford
Hungerford
Leland
Bennett to speak at Winder for Harris Senate bid
Hon John W Bennett of Waycross will address Winder Saturday afternoon at 3 30 in support of W J Harris for the United States senate. Thousands from Walton Gwinnett Jackson Barrow Oconee and Clarke counties are expected to attend. Bennett a trustee of the University of Georgia arrived for the trustees meeting.
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John W. Bennett
Winder
Harris
Waycross
W. J. Harris
United States Senate
Walton
Gwinnett
Jackson
Barrow
Oconee
Clarke Counties
Mr. Bennett
Bennett
University of Georgia
Tent Meetings Move to Satula Avenue Near Normal School
Rev E H Jennings leads tent meetings once held on Baxter Street now at Satula Avenue near the Normal School. Several conversions were reported at Baxter Street with many testifying to spiritual blessing. Services continue nightly at 9:15 inviting all faiths to attend for salvation and spiritual deepening.
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Satula Avenue
State Normal School
E. H. Jennings
Baxter Street
Normal School
Tabernacle Church
Legislative Committee Probes State Appropriations Legality
Atlanta June 12 The special legislative panel weighing legality and constitutionality of state appropriations contemplates a report amid Joe Hill Hall’s stance that most appropriations violate the constitution. Governor Dorsey and officials await findings after months of audits, with a possible budget system debate and no sensational discoveries yet.
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Atlanta
Joe Hill Hall
Hall
Dorsey
Walker
M. L. Brittain
George Carswell
Joe Hil Hall
House
Senate
State Departments
Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Certificates in Pensmanship Awarded at College Avenue School
Yesterday morning at the College avenue school Prof. G G Bond superintendent presented diplomas and certificates in penmanship to pupils who completed the course under Miss Lena Bird. Names appear for 5th and 6th grades and the Grade A group, including Aldonis Williams Martha Sisk May Hooper Mattie Loy Tucker Loreen Joiner Dorothy Williams Mattie Sue McCall Carrie fon Frierson Lena Blackwald Mrs Belle Davis Pearl Bridges Je Sue Nichols Grace Dunaway Strude Tarpley Taylor Huff Helen Nichola Percy Walter Marc is Bryant Alvin David James Phillips Beatrice White Gi Martin Kathleen Vess Mild Wright Lorad Davis Marion Wea.
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College Avenue
G. G. Bond
Misa Lena Bird
Aldonis Williams
Martha Sisk
May Hooper
Mattie Loy Tucker
Loreen Joiner
Dorothy Williams
Mattie Sue McCall
Carrie Fon Frierson
Lena Blackwald
Belle Davis
Pearl Bridges
Je Sue Nichols
Grace Dunaway
Strude ‘Tarpley
Ayler Huff
Helen Nichola
Percy W. Al'er
Marcis Brrant
Alvin David
James Phillips
Beatrice White
Gi Martin
Kathleen Vess
Mild ‘Wright
Lorad Davis
Marion Wea
Cholera Murbus Preparedness Ad in 1911 Note
Mrs. Charles Enyeart of Huntington Indiana praises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for immediate relief during a cholera murbus illness in her children. The ad urges keeping a bottle at home for swift treatment and protection against the dangerous disease.
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Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Clergy Share in War Work Figures From Presbytery of York
Official figures show 41 percent of United States pastors engaged in active war work and about 43 percent of these serving abroad, indicating a widespread clergy commitment to wartime service.
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United States
Presbytery of
York
Sour Stomach Advice for Stomach Comfort
Mild indigestion guidance notes that rapid eating or overeating causes sour stomach. It suggests eating slowly, chewing well, eating little meat and no supper, and taking one tablet to aid digestion when troubled.
Remark on Shared Sacrifice and Food for an Army
The speaker reflects on losing a lunch hour and questions how one meal saved by ninety million people could feed an American army for thirty days. It argues that denying meals yields tangible “wonderful results” by redirecting food to those in need, illustrating a broader entrot rules example.
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United States
Whooping cough remedy cited by Mrs. Martin of Peru
Mrs P H Martin of Peru Indiana reports two daughters recovered from whooping cough after giving Chamberlains Remedy. The note mentions the ease of loosening the cough and expectoration, citing personal testimony as support for the remedy. The document also discusses a special committee examining appropriations in Georgia and legislative reception of recommendations.
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Chamberlain
P. H. Martin
Peru
Ind
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James E. Hayes
Experiment Station Board
Lamartine G. Hardman
John J. Brown
Robert C. Neely
Waynesboro
John W. Callahan
George Gilmore
Warthen
John A. Gaston
Greenville
Lucius L. McMullan
Hartwell
T. W. Reed
Andrew M. Soule
Messrs. Hardman, McMullan and Hayes
Germany
United States Frood Administration
Georgia Assembly
Assembly
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