Drainage Bond Validation Hearing Called in Clarke County
In Clarke County Georgia the Superior Court sets April 6 1918 for hearing a petition to validate 297 500 in drainage bonds by Beaverlam Creek Drainage District No 1 and associated commissioners. Citations warn that any objecting citizen or resident of Madison Clarke or Oglethorpe may join as a party to the proceeding.
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Board of Drainage Commissioners of
Beaverlam Creek
Clarke County
Georgia
H. H. Hampton
J. K. Ghol- Stin
R. W. Davis
Superior Court
Solicitor General
Clarke Superior Court
Jadge
Clarke County Court House
Athens
Andrew J. Cobb
Superior Court of the
Western ‘Circuit
Ororgia
Madison
Clarke Or
Ogiethorpe
R .L. Lewis
Leo Audelson
Dixie Mille Agente
Petithon
Ateolt
Augusta
Richmond County
George B. Deadwyler
Madison Strickland
Georgia Railroad & Banking Company
George E. Deadwyler
Henry ©. Hammond
Clarke County court notices and sheriff sales in 1918
Public notices detail administrator actions and court orders in Clarke County Georgia. Items include petitions for corporate charters, administrators seeking discharges, and multiple sheriff and public sales of land and a house lot in Athens and surrounding areas with dates set for May 1918.
Auction notices from Athens estate proceedings 1918
Amanda Andrews deceased lands in Athens Clarke County near Oak Street and old Georgia Railroad Depot are offered for cash to pay debts and for heirs distribution. The sale to be conducted by administrator W. P. Eberhart on Broad Street Meigs Hunt survey lines. Also Henryetta Brawner seeks twelve months support from William Brawner estate with court approval set for first Monday in May 1918.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Otho Brown
Mose Allen
R. C. Orr
State OF Georgia
County of
Clarke
Court of Ordinary
EB. J. Crawford
Crawford Yerby
Athens
Danielsville Road
Jordan Thomas
P Rock
M. ©. Yerby
Chambers
W. J. Bullock
J. T. Williams
Nelle Bullock
Court House
Towit
Sijnate
Belug
216Th
G. M
Bloomfield Street
Peabody Street
D. M. Kenney
Sata Wasser
Abel
R. T. Wright
W. H. Chafin
City Court of
A. C. Lucas
W. F. Chafin
Sald Pring
Annie R. Gray
Amanda Andrews
Oak Street
Old Georgia Railroad
William A. Carr
J. M. Burch
Meigs Hunt
Broad Street
Said Street
J. R. Harper
Burch
Mary Andrews Watson
Coee W. P. Eberhart
Henrietta Brawner
William Brawner
Farmers To Protest Fixing Cotton Price
A Georgia Farm ers Union committee of four members was chosen to travel to Washington to protest the Emerson bill aimed at fixing cotton prices. The group adopted resolutions opposing any move to regulate cotton prices and insisted Congress has no power to interfere with cotton exchanges.
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Washington
Farmers’ Union “of Georgia
Associated Press
Atlanta
Georgia Farmers’ Union
Congress
Smith
Ott Ostolina
Senate To Commerce Committee
George Shutt
New York
French Leaders to Attend Roane Delegation Receptions
Paris May Premier Clemenceau and other notable Frenchmen will join receptions for the American labor delegation nearing Hagland. The article notes the upcoming event will include various French officials and dignitaries. It mentions diverse attendees and a focus on hospitality during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Clemenceau
Hagland
Get rid of Rheumatism Find Aid at Chamber
A brief notice suggests a chamber event or meeting offering guidance or remedies for rheumatism. It hints at a public health or community help angle with organized sessions led by chamber representatives. Events unclear but centered on relief options and local involvement.
How The Liberty Loan Campaigns Went in The County Dists
Figures show first loan shortfalls in several reserve districts. Second loan oversubscribed across all districts. South and West saw strong gains due to high cotton and crop prices. Atlanta district surpassed its second loan quota after lagging first. Athens and Clarke counties far over quota with widespread oversubscriptions anticipated in remaining days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Bank
United States
Athens
Clarke
Woodmen to Stage Grand Fourth of July Ceremonial
George B. Davis camp No 292 W O W forms a temporary degree camp named Knights of Woodcraft. A July 4 convention will feature a massive parade and elaborate degrees with candidates from across Georgia, creating Athens first degree camp and a full day of events culminating in a night initiation.
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George B. Davis
Luther ©. Jones
Columbia
W. B. Beacham
Athens
J. H. McKinnon
Newton Philips
Atlanta
R. B. Carter
FP. H
Third Liberty Bond Drive Demands Double Quotas
Atlanta May 1 Officials of the Sixth federal reserve district urge doubling quotas to reach the Third Liberty Loan target. They say a single community cannot rest on its full subscription and that many sections must double or triple efforts as the final week nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Federal Reserve District
Treasury Department
DuBose Resigns as Jefferson Presbyterian Pastor
Jefferson May 1 Roey 8 W Du Bose resigns as pastor of the Jefferson Presbyterian church and will join First Presbyterian church at Easley in a few weeks. He led the local church for five years, developing the congregation and heading key committees across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Roey
W. DuBose
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Easley
DuBose
Road to Happiness With Chamberlain's Tablets
A promotional note advises readers to stay amiable and cheerful, linking happiness to avoiding constipation. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion, claiming ease of achieving happiness once digestive issues are resolved.
Wool commandeered for wartime stock and future output
Washington May 1 The guv ernment today commandeered the wool in the hands of dead and growers and the entire wool for the year. War Industries Board plans to stimulate future production while boosting supply and distribution to meet wartime needs.
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Washington
War Industries Board
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