Legal Advertisements and Amendments in Clarke County 1917
Clarke Superior Court notices announce a DSM to determine heirs of Rachael Hector plus petitions to amend charters. Southern Manufacturing seeks to raise capital to 1 million dollars and expand to general mercantile business. Administrators plan sale of real estate to pay debts and distribute estate, including Clarke County properties and an Athens home.
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Clarke Superior Court
Carlisle Cobb
Rachel Hector
Nelson McCombs
Zeffrine A. George
Par Fthenia Smith
Squire Thomas
Sallie Thomas
Rachael Hector
Maintiff
DSM
E. J. Crawford
Lerk
Clarke County
Georgia
Said County
Southern Manufacturing Company
Superior Court of
Sheriff Sale in Athens Clarke County Georgia 1917
The sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in November 1917 at the Court House door, land in Athens Clarke County Georgia. Property begins at Milledge Ave and Springdale Street, runs 77 feet south and 200 feet, then north 77 feet, then 200 feet to the start. Part of the Four Acre tract granted to A E Griffeth and Billups Phinizy by W C Orr in 1890. Defendant in fi fa Mrs Sallie B Hill, to satisfy a fi fa from the City Court of Athens in favor of Mrs Harriet G Wilkinson.
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Court of Ordinary
Clarke County
A. S. Towns
Fannie Dean
Lau Smith
J.A. Lester
Durnass
Georgia
Carke County
Barrett St
College Ave
Fischer Rayford
Oconee River
Moore's Branch
Richard Teleman
Court House
Athens
Said
Towit
Richard Coleman
Rena White
L. Hunt
Jim Lane
J. H. Horton
Said County
Henry H. Carlton
Lula Hawkins
G. M
K. M. Hilliard
Maggie Couch Diaco
H.C. Tuck
Frank Wyche
Nymm Kinney
Benjamin H. Barrow
H. H. Carlton
Milledge Ave
Springdale Street
Milledge Avenue
T. W. Baxter
A. E. Griffeth and
Billups Phinizy
W. C. Orr
Clarke
Superior Court
War Motor Truck Is Now Perfected
Details from the council of national defense outline the government war motor truck achievement. Officials say the development ranks second only to the Liberty aircraft motor. The first order covers ten thousand trucks with potential production around eight thousand monthly for a few months if needed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Council of National Defense
Mrs Smith Recommends Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs G H Smith of Brewerton New York says Chamberlains Tablets ease eight to ten years of stomach trouble. She notes relief after indigestion and heaviness following meals and finds them a pleasant laxative. The tablets tone the stomach and help it function naturally.
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Lain
Gen A J West Dies Suddenly
Especial to the Lanner From Atlanta Geor Oct 11 Announcement this morning of the death of Gen A J West at the home of his son in Atlanta came as a shock to friends. He was active yesterday and had planned a division meeting of Red Cross field directors. A prominent Georgia officer in the Confederate army and a former commanding officer of the United Confederate Veterans. Death due to acute indigestion.
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Lanner
Atlar
A. J. West
Atlanta
American Red Cross
Gen. West
Georgia
United Confederate Veterans Organization
Nearly Half Million Men in National Army
The National Army counts 431,180 men. Camp Funston Kansas hosts about 39,500, Camp Gordon 22,500, and Camp Jackson 25,000 as the largest and notable camps contributing to the total.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
America
National Army
Camp Funston
Kansas
Camp Gordon
Camp Jackson
Production Naval Supplies Decrease In Naval Stores
Chicago Oct 11 labor shortage caused by the exodus of negroes from southern states and bad weather have cut this year's crop of naval stores by fifteen percent. Turpentine pitch tar and resin are affected. The United States remains the sole supply for navies and merchant marine per the National Paint Oil and Varnish Association convention report.
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Chicago
Ill
National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association
United States
Allied Loss in the Air Reported in October Fronts
Berlin reports Entente air losses in September reaching 370 aircraft against 82 German planes. Army headquarters figures are cited. Also notes widespread use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by Mrs. A. C. Kirks tein of Greenville for years as a quick cure for colds and bronchial issues.
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Berlin
Entente
A. C. Kirkstein
Greenville
Chamberlain
Kidnapping Conspiracy Linked to Baby's Death in Missouri
Marshfields Mo Oct 11 A witness testified that Claude Piersol led a carefully planned kidnapping plot that resulted in the abduction and death of Lloyd Keet of Springfield. The witness said five months prior Piersol and the ringleader arranged to hold hostages at the old Piersol home.
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Marshfields
Claude Piersol
Lloyd Keet
Springfield
Piersol
Sour Stomach Diet Advice and Remedies
The note recommends eating slowly and masticating thoroughly, abstaining from meat for a few days, and using Chamberlain's Tablets after supper if sour stomach persists. It warns red meats as a common trigger and suggests cutting them out.
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Chamberlain
Ladies of Athens Organize in Great Conservation Work
The Ladies of Athens organize a city wide food conservation effort with division of the city into districts and teams. Mrs George D Thomas is named general in charge, aiming for 350 volunteers ready by early next week to educate households and collect pledges to follow national food rules.
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Ladies of
Athens
Geo. D. Thomas
Thomas
Red Cross
Adjutants Office
George D. Thomas
Soule Urges Georgia Food Conservation at Atlanta Luncheon
Dr. Andrew M. Soule federal food administrator for Georgia spoke at an Atlanta Advertising club luncheon urging Georgians to aid the war effort by conserving food. He said the public would substitute essential items for nonessential ones, saving food to feed the armies and allies.
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Soule
Atlanta
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia
Atlanta Advertising Club
Germany
No Fault of Serum Says State Board
Athens reports the state board of health found no fault with the diphtheria antitoxin after two Athens deaths occurred soon after its administration. Dr. Patillo cited disease toxins as the cause, noting 200 doses elsewhere had no issues. Clarke county health officials telegraphed that antitoxin was not at fault, easing earlier fault suppositions.
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Atlanta
Athens
State Board of Health
Evelyn Reese
P. C. Randolph
Board of Health
L. F. Patillo
State Health Department
Collins
Patillo
State Board
Clarke County Board of Health
The
Cough Remedy Promoted for TRDP Children Relief
A promotional note urges parents with TRDP affected children to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and follow the printed directions for quick relief during attacks.
Our National Ash Heap Burned Home Losses Rising
The United States reports annual fire losses between 250 million and 800 million dollars, vastly exceeding other nations’ totals. The figures highlight America's outsized contribution to disaster costs and call for attention to preventive measures and policy responses.
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America
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C. H. Newton
Co. H. Newton
Whitehall Road
John R White
Georgia Manufacturing Company
Hugh White
As.towns
J. H. Towns
Etuo
Wingeld, Jr
R. C. Orr
Sallie B. Hill
Fife
W. E. Jackson
L. E. Stewart
R. L. Moss Mfg. Co
Mra. L. EB. Stewart
D. J. Cook
L. C
War
Liberty Airplane
Mrs. Smith
Gen
A.J. West
Broad and
Lumpkin
Broad
Milledge
Baxter
Madame Lustrat
Joseph Jarrell
Broad Street
College Avenue and
Southern Railway
J. D. Moss
College Avenue
Pulaski
Cleveland Avenue
A. G. Richards
Pulaski and Southern Railway
Prince Avenue
Barber Street
Laos
Land of Liberty
Free
Grove
Congress
Banner
State of Georgia
B. A. Jahan
Banner Publishing Co
H. J. Rowe
D. G. Bickers
B. A. Juhan
D.G. Bickers
T. W. Reed
C. B. Martin
B.D. Cox
Bena
Juhan
B. F. Hardeman
C. H. Phinizy
Hardeman
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