Clarke County legal notices and charter petitions 1917
Clarke County Georgia notices include guardianship applications for Cicerc Neely and Clifton Hodges, discharge petition for J. D. Tribble, establishment of L. C. Smith Company, and charter petitions for Georgia Alpha Beta Association of Alpha Tau Omega. Also administrator letters, creditors notices, and a drainage court order appointing June hearing.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
E. J. Crawford
Saveplor Court
Clarke
State of Georgia
J. D. Tribble
W. A. Edwards
R. C. Orr
John B. Gamble
Georgia Alpha Beta Association
Alpha Tau Omega
J. Crawford
Clarke Co
Garnett Green
Petitotier
B. J. Crawford
W.a.dodson
Intercollegiate Debate Between Georgia University and W and L
The intercollegiate debate between Georgia University and Washington and Lee of Lexington Va will be held in the University chapel tomorrow Saturday evening at 8 oclock. The question asks Congress to pass a law for compulsory arbitration of interstate railroad disputes. Washington and Lee will present the affirmative with Frank Stipes David Archerfolk and James Dean Owens as alternates. Georgia will present the negative with Richards W Courts Jr Luciud H Tippett and R V Harris as alternates. Music by the University Band and the Georgia Four will follow, with Dr Willis H Bocock as master of ceremonies. The public is invited.
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Georgia University
Washington and Lee
Lexington
University Chapel
Congress
Frank Stipes
David Archerfolk
James Dean Owens
Good Material From Which to Make Good Officers is Wanted
Capt. Boswell announces an Officers Reserve Training Camp drive in the Sixth district. Of 2,500 needed, 1,000 recommended for admittance. Athens yields many promising mature men aged 25 plus with leadership potential. College education not essential. high school training sufficient with other qualifications. Selection is selective. 2,500 best applicants will be notified by May 7 with camp reporting dates. Plenty of room for good men, especially mature candidates.
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H. F. Smith
Smith
L. C. Smith Company
Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Georgian
Erwin, Rucker & Erwin
Crawford
Clarke Court
Ceorgia
Boswell
University Military Department
Officers Reserve
Dr. R. S. Coupland declines Atlanta bishopric
Dr. Robert S. Coupland rector of Trinity Church New Orleans has declined election as bishop of the Atlanta Episcopal Diocese succeeding the late Bishop Nelson. The council will reconvene to elect a successor. Coupland’s formal letter cites careful consideration and prayer as the reason for declining.
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Atlanta
Coupland
Trinity Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Episcopal Diocese of
C. K. Nelson
Macon
C. B. Wilmer
Laubeve
Wilmer
L. H. Chappel
Columbus
St. Lke’s Church
L. B. Richards
Church of the Incarnation
Charles H. Lee
St. Paul's Church
Z. D. Harrson
Charles L. Pettigrew
Turner BE. Berry
Trinity
D. D
Robert 8. Coupland
Cotton crop's food value explained by Colonel Allison
Colonel Joe W. Allison of the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers Association argues that cotton is a major food crop. He notes a bale yields about 300 pounds of cottonseed flour, with flour value far exceeding wheat, and says Dallas mills could produce flour in ten days if directed.
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Clarence DuBose
Joe W. Allison
Bureau of Publicity
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Allison
South
Dallas
Morement
Colonel Allison
Adjutant Coleman Credited for Map in Military Class
Editor Banner praises volunteer class in Military Map making for a favorable impression on the inspection officer. Adjutant John C. Coleman earned full credit for the map used in problem maneuvers and the class shows strong progress toward independent confident work.
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John C. Coleman
Anil
Plattsburg
O. M. Strahan
Old California Night at the Rancho in a Summer Storm
In a sultry California scene Dona Teresa and Dona Tene travel to an old rancho as a desert storm approaches. They recall an injured Indian, Apollowth, and hear thunder and rain while recalling Mistro Keene who once sought shelter there sixty years ago. The tale blends heat, rain, and memory in a fading house.
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California
Quinn
Dona Teresa
Senora
Apollonth
San Gabriel
Plaza
Calle de Los Negros
Los Angeles
Bueno Dios
Mira
Rancho
Anda
la Senora
Mistro Keene
Bok Borabuog
San Bernardino
Dios
Carretella
Nighttime Ambush On Desert Road Ends in Flight
In a Los Angeles Times piece, a weary traveler foils a planned murder by night by warning assailants with a pistol. He escapes toward San Bernardino as Dona Teresa and Lenora prepare simple food and discuss safer travels.
Wise And Otherwise Reflections On Wisdom And Opportunity
A collection of maxims contrasts wisdom with folly and hints at the burdens of former political life. It notes how a once simple life becomes hard to return to work after holding office and how opportunity often arrives while one awaits it.
Where Perfume Comes From
Willie explains perfume comes from a bean while Mary remarks Mamma uses a squirting machine and dismisses the bean origin. The passage presents a childlike dialogue on scent sources and household methods.
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Willie
Mary
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Court of Ordinary
B. M. Howell
Clifton Hodges
D. E. Modges
Pearl Hodges
Geeorgia
Lej
Aaid County
L. ©. Smith
Ole
Starke
Charlie Neely
Jim Neely
James White
G. C. Armstrong
W. F. Bradshaw, Jr
W. J. Bullock
Nellie Bullock
H. B.barber
B. F. Woods
Adm
H. B. Barber
W. H. Dean Et al
W. A. Dodson
Sumter County
Leo Joseph
Balwin County
J. H. Porter
Richmond County
Lindley W. Camp
Cobb County
R. P. Brooks
R. EB. L. Spence, Jr
Dougherty County
Lovick G. Forison
D. B. Evans, Jr
H. F. Longino
Fulton
University, of Georgia
Georgis
D. H. Winter
Aald County
Cope
Athens Weekly Banner
H. W. White
R. L. Bramblett
J. M. Hodgson
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
John White
Robert S. Coupland
Col
J. W. Allison
ADJ
Coleman
Old California
Lenora
Laura Enartsen King
Los Angeles Times
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