Libel for Divorce and multiple Clarke County notices
Clarke Superior Court July Term 1918 libel for divorce Anna Ray versus T Sebastian Ray. Guardian and administration citations, probate notices, and sheriff sale for Clarke County Georgia. Historic legal ads document guardianship, dismission, and estate actions with Athens Foundry charter amendment filing.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Clarke Superior Court
Anna Ray
T. Sebastian Ray
Andrew J. Cobb
J. Crawford
Wheras
B. A. Crane
George Brown
R. C. Orr
Court House
Said
Oconee Heights
Athens and
Jeferson Road
C. B. Chandler
Gilleland & Plat
L. J. White
Nat D. Arnold
C. Erwin
Said County
Athens Foundry & Machine Works
KE. J. Crawford
B. J. Crawford
Superior Court
BJ. Crawford
Sugar Order Slash For Households To Three Pounds Monthly
Dr. Andrew M. Soule, Federal Food Administrator for Atlanta, announced a new sugar order effective July 1. Household use is capped at three pounds per person per month, with certificates required for all buyers beyond households to ration sugar and avoid a card system.
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Atlanta
Andrew M. Soule
Food Administration
Dr. Soule
Washington
France
United States
West Indian
Italy
Fedrail
Federal
Bakers
Great Crowds On Second Day of The Tractor Displays
Commerce Georgia June 26 crowds of farmers filled the fields two miles from town to view a demonstration of a dozen tractor models. Buyers consider purchases as the show advances, following similarly heavy interest the day prior.
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Commerce
Trocadero to Be Renamed Wilson Avenue Paris
Paris June 26 The municipal council voted unanimously that Avenue Trocadero be named for President Wilson. New name plates will be changed before the Fourth of July.
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Paris
Avenue Trocadero
Wilson
Doan’s Kidney Pills End Back Aches For Physicist
Athens resident E H Hale retired physicist 150 Barrow St reports kidney weakness with colored secretions and backache. After reading Doan’s Kidney Pills in newspapers he tried them and regained full health with no further need for kidney remedies. Price 60 cents at dealers. Don’t ask for a kidney remedy ask for Doan’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Athens
E. H. Hale
Barrow
Doan
Hale
Fosterdinburn Co, Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
War era sugar rationing and canned goods guidance
The notice outlines 25 pounds per household limits for sugar with surrender of a certificate and balance return, plus penalties for hoarding and noncompliance. It reiterates general government cooperation and details food distribution rules. Dr. A J Soule issues guidance advising counties on canned goods donations to the army and navy, noting gifts cannot be accepted and purchases must follow army specifications and inspection.
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Atlanta
A. J . Soule
Army
Navy
Remarkable Aero-Eight Tests Show High Power and Quiet Action
Cole Motor Company officials report the Aero-Eight stock car reached 74 mph on a road test with the throttle advanced from near idle. The test emphasized smooth acceleration, absence of noise and vibration, and fuel economy estimated at 12 to 14 mpg. Officials credit a long-used chassis design for consistent performance.
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Cole Aero-Eight
Cole Motor Company
Aero-Eight
Cole Motor Car Company
Cole
Walton Tribune Endorses Brand for Reelection to Congress
The Walton Tribune editorial endorses Judge Charles H. Brand for reelection to the Eighth District seat. It lauds his fairness, hard work, and senior committee roles, asserts opposition is unfounded, and predicts an overwhelming return to congress. The piece notes Brand’s record as Solicitor and Western circuit judge and his valued knowledge for national duties.
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Walton Tribune
Chas. H. Brand
Congress
Charles H. Brand
Eighth
Tribune Today
Georgia
Department of National Affairs
Brand
the Tribune
Tribune
Cholera Murbus Warning and Home Remedy Endorsement
A local warning describes cholera murbus as a painful, deadly disease in many neighborhoods before medical help arrives. The text urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home and cites Mrs. Charles Enyeart of Huntington Indiana reporting rapid relief for two sick children in summer 1911.
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Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
Army Y. M. C. A. Secretary Arrives at University of Georgia Detachment
Mr H J Simpicon from Camp Shelby has taken the Army Y secretary post for the University of Georgia Training Detachment. He will provide regular Y services to soldiers in training and manage the local Y M C A facilities in Ath ens. The detachment has given the soldiers access to reading rooms home rooms gym bath and pool with up to 150 baths daily.
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H. J. Simpscon
Shelby
University of Georgia Training
Athens
Whooping Cough Treated With Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A Peru Indiana mother reports two daughters recovered from whooping cough after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The wife notes the medicine helped loosen the cough and ease expectoration, calling it a charm.
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Chamberlain
P. Fr. Martin
Peru
Ind
Judge Charles H. Brand Seeks Another Term in Eighth District
The Madisonian endorses Judge Charles H. Brand for reelection to Congress from Georgia's Eighth District. It notes his service after the death of Samuel J. Tribble, his honor on committees, and urges district voters to reelect him despite criticism.
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Madison Madisonian
Madisonian Today
Charles H. Brand
Judge Brand
Samuel J. Tribble
Shly
Madisonian
Eighth District
Only Two German Women Register Under Enemy Alien Law
The police chief reported that only two German women in the area enrolled under the enemy alien registration law. They admitted photos and provided fingerprints with required data before the May 1 deadline. Two meetings had occurred weeks earlier when men were called to enroll.
Poems and war bond notes from wartime home front
A crowding collage of verse and wartime thrift details contrasts a World War I poem about French battlefront sacrifices with a list explaining how U.S. thrift and savings stamps supports soldiers. It mentions women at home, punishments of tyrants, and concrete stamp values tied to equipment.
Sour stomach remedy advice from old text
A brief medical note explains sour stomach as a mild indigestion from rapid or excessive eating or poorly prepared food. It counsels eating slowly, chewing well, and avoiding excess, suggesting one should eat little and refrain from medicine, with instructions to continue until discomfort passes.
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Lina Strickland
Evelyn Olivia Lyle
W. R. Lyle
Qeorgia
M. Blanche Hart
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Annie L. Lambert
James M. Smith
L. J. Whitehead
Walter E. Jackson
Erwin, Rucker & Nix
United States Food Administration
KEEP
Texas
Army Y
Congressman Brand
Beatrice
Goldie
No Man's Land
Hell
Gatan
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