Clarke County tax levy for 1918 approved and public notices
Clarke County Georgia boards approve a 1918 tax structure including 140 percent state levy and seven mills county levy. Notices detail allocations for legal indebtedness bridges roads officers salaries and more totaling 12 mills state and county plus a separate two and a half mill local tax outside Athens. Also ordered advertising of levies as required by law and separate fund segregation.
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Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Clarke County
Georgia
Towit
Wotien
County Board of Education
Clarke
Athena
General Assembly
Athens
R. L. Bramblett
Tate Wright
Clarke County Commissioners
Auction of lands in Clarke County Estate of Mrs. Love A Wilson
Date set for the sale on the first Tuesday in November 1918 before the Clarke County courthouse. Two lots described near Athens with dwelling, located on Church street and adjoining lands of Allen H. Talmage. Terms cash. Also public sale of estate property of Andy M. Seagraves in East Athens to satisfy debts. cash with note due December 1. Florida. Also government notice urging farmers to clear new land and substitute wood for coal to meet wartime needs and feed the world.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Athens
de Potland
C. B. Daniel
R. L. Coleman
Superior Court
Hughes
Coleman
Fannie Gunter
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Fannie Gundersmith
Annie J. Lambert
M. Blanche Hart
Annie L. Lambert
Mra. M. Blanche Hart
Court House
Clarke
State of
City of
Reese Street
Milledge Avenue
W. M. Smith
Eald Smith
Deupree Hunnicutt
Hattie Lewis
Mra
Love A. Wilson
Church Street
Allen H. Talmadge
Talmage
A. H. Talmare
Allen H. Talmage
Mra. H
D. D
Supercom Court
Joe. H. Wilson
John B. Gamble
A. M. Seagraves
A. M. Center
Clarke Sonny
Andy M. Sea &Raves
L. C. Seagraves
A. M. Sea- Braves
Camp Gordon
Camp Hancock
Camp Wheeler
Camp Jesup
Fort McPherson
Fort Oslethorpe
Atlanta
Food Administration
United States
Hunger treatment for cotton mills in Georgia
Atlanta Oct. 23. Commissioner J. J. Brown urges cotton producers to apply “hunger treatment” and withhold product until a fair price is paid. He says mill buyers manipulate prices, demand remains high, and few sellers rush to market. Farmers should wait for a sane market and avoid helping mills oversupply.
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Atlanta
J. J. Brown
Georgia
South
Colton States Marketing Board
Georgia Cotton Seed Producers Meet in Atlanta October 29
The Georgia Cotton Seed Producers Association will hold a convention in the Hall of Representatives at the State Capitol Atlanta at 2 30 p m Tuesday October 29 with producers and business men expected to attend and discuss stabilizing cotton seed prices and supporting the Food Administration. Emerson H George president, urges wide local attendance to extend cooperative efforts to other states and make the organization permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Cotton Seed Producers
Hall of Representatives
State Capitol
Emerson H. George
Madison
Athens
Clarke County
House of Representatives
Capitol
Atlanta
Cotton Seed Crushers Association
Food Administration
Hoover
Georgia
Gasoline saving drives nationwide Sunday fuel curtailment
The United States Fuel Administration urges a nationwide ban on Sunday gasoline use east of the Mississippi to save fuel for war needs. In seven Sundays about 24,000 barrels were saved daily. if stocks grow low, a renewed campaign may be launched. Public urged to reduce weekday consumption by at least 15 percent and eliminate wasteful practices.
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Washington, D.C
Arn
Navy
League of the United State
Missssippi River
California
Tomato potato graft hailed as wonder of German horticulture
An Associated Press report from New York on October 23 describes a tomato potato graft, a grafted potato branch joined with a tomato plant. After a month of hardening the combined plant was set outdoors and reportedly survived as one plant, blending the two crops into a single entity.
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Associated Press
New York
National Council Assumes Direction In Yugoslav Lands
Basel Switzerland Oct 23 The central executive committee elected October 5 by the National Council of Slovenes Croats and Serbs at Agrem has stated the committee will immediately assume political direction of those nationalities and call for a sovereign state on a democratic basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
Switzerland
Henal Council of Slovenes
Croatia
Serbanns
Agrem
Ownership statement for Athens weekly Banner October 1 1934
B A Juhan declares as business manager of the Banner Publishing Co. that H J Rowe editor and publisher, also B A Juhan business manager, all from Athens Georgia. Owners listed include H J How, T W Reed, C E Martin, K E Dco of Athens and D G Bicker of Savannah. Affidavit sworn October 6 1934 before notary Oscar Spool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Athens
State of Georgia
Clarke
Xlan
H. J. Rowe
B. A. Juhan
H. J
T. W. Reed
C. E. Martin
KE. D. Co
D G. Bicker
Savannah
Mortagegees
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Lula Grissom
Edd Grissom
Clarke Superior Court
Andrew J Cobble
E. J. Crawford
Claude Mahaffey
Petitoner
C.b. Bailey
Fannie Gunter Smith
George Lewis
Andrew J. Cobb
H. H. Carlton
Clarke Supr
Austin Hell
Dora
Yates
C. W. Co
Robert Lampkin
Rosa Lampkin
Ross Lampkin
J & RM
Strickland
Attyn
L. A. Rainemart We
L. A. Rain
Anna Long
Edney Rhinehart
Honoraiie
JH. Towns, Jr
W. H. Towns
W. T. Towns
J. H. Towns, Jr
RC. Orr
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Board of Commissioners
H. B. Hartman
United States Food Administration
Bie
Government of
The
United Stats
Federal Food Administration
Tillabia
Europe
Htter
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia Cotton Seed Proaucera Association
National Council
Ben A. Juhan
Oscar Spool
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