County Commissioners Report of Grand Jury Presentments 1917
Clarke County Georgia records show receipts and disbursements from April to October 1917. It lists assets including new courthouse and county farms, liabilities for road and courthouse bonds, and a detailed six month work and expense report on roads bridges and camps. Includes list of poor cared for and work costs with convict labor and equipment charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Grand Jury
H.W. White
RL. Bramblett
J. M. Hodgson
Fes
Clarke County
Tate Wright
County Board of Commissioners
Andrew C. Erwin
Jons A. Wier
Geo. H. Williamson
Annie Pledger
M. Noland
N. Noland
C. L. Burger
Fred Bushier
Géo. Boone
Géo. Boone. . Ote Ace
Carle Brownshee
Mias M. Eae
Cooper, W. M
Mary, Cooper
M. E. Chastain
Susie Groeh
Mra. Will Ganp
Lindsay Gee
Mary J. Ginn
Betty Haynes
Maggie Hubbard
Betty Klouse
Emily Landrum
Prater
C. Sales
Mins Jane Whiteheader Palmer Howard
Lst
F Farm
Estes Camp Farm
R. L. Bates
W. T. Long
Fowler's Mill Road
Barnett Shoals Road
Morton Roads
Winterville & Whitehall
Winterville Road
Hull Road
Danielaville Road
Nowhere Road
Sandy Crook Road
Newton Bridge Road
Jefferson Road
Thirminn’Road
Tallassee Rod
Mitchell's Bridge Road
Bogart
Lawrenceville Road
Monroe Road
Epps Bridge Road
Princeton Road
Corn Mill Bridge
Whitehall Road
Tuckston Road
Yarbrough Road
Morton Road
Neliie
Prospect Church
Yonah Avenue
Big Bear Creek
Little, Bear Creek
Estes Camp'Parm
Y. M
County
College of Agriculture
Cam- Pos
State Normal School
Campuw
Farrowed Pigs Need Attention and Care for Survival
Rural livestock advice warns that farrowed pigs die from neglect during farrowing and poor shelter. Heat, rain, and cold cause sickness. a dry shelter, clean water, and proper feeding for the sow after farrowing prevent losses. Afterward, slop feeding for 7 to 10 days followed by grain with legume pasture boosts litter growth.
Engineer on Central 15 Killed In Athens Area Crash
The engineer A G Worsham and his fireman Henry Cody were fatally injured when Central of Georgia train No 13 derailed near Sidney seven miles from Athens. Worsham, 60, died at the station awaiting transfer to hospital. Cody survived late last night. The wreck occurred when a wheel flange failed, throwing the engine over. Passengers were shaken but unharmed beyond minor injuries. Worsham, a respected longtime Macon employee, ran the first Athens train on the line and recalled a 1890 wreck with two fingers lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Central of Georgia
Whitehall
Watkinsville
Athens
Macon
A. G. Worsham
Henry Cody
Macom
W. H. Payne
Morgan County
J. A. Vaughn
Mr. Payne
Mr. Vaughn
Vickers
Madison
Engineer Worsham
Bernstein Brothers
Covington
Worsham
Macon & Northern
Central
Barnum & Bailey Circus
List of Jurors and Calendar for Coming Federal Court
The document lists jurors for the November Term 1917 in Athens Clarke County and surrounding counties. Names include Newman presiding, Chas H Ruark, Bostwick, Parker of Athens, Hodgson, Elder, Goldstein, Daniels, Osborn, Wingfield, James, Eytle, Etheridge, Hodgson, and many others across Madison, Clarke, Hart, Elbert, Jackson, Barrow, Oconee, and Morgan counties. The list covers residents from Athens, Hartwell, Elberton, Winder, and nearby towns, indicating a regional pool of jurors and a calendar for the federal court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standbury
Chas, H. Ruark
Bostwick
Morgan County
Albert S. Parker
Athens
Clarke
Francis M. Hodgson
Clarke County
Thos. L. Elder
Wm. D. Goldstein
Danielsville
Madison County
Daniels
Haselton
Crawford
Barnett
Madison
Morian
Joa
M. Hodgson
Joo
F. Osborn
Farmington
Ocence Lounty
Wm. C. Wingfield
Robt. L. James
Boweraville
Hart County
Wm. H. Eytle
Clarke Coun
oWm
J. Etheridge
Carl
Barrow County
Sinclair M. Richardson
Hartwell
R.F. D
Hart Panty
Harrigan F. Ginn
Commerce
Henry M. Thomas
George Collins
Ino. B. Swords
Swords
Roy W. Tibbetts
Franklin M. Crawford
R. F. D. Ebberton
Elbert County
Wm. L. Hancock
Jan. P. Bradberry
Brantley Maxwell
Jefferson
Jackson County
Jno
H. Warren
Hart
R. Mack
Sam‘l McQueen
Bol Boley
Frank M. Tiller
Peter
Oglethorpe County
Chas, EB
Maftio
Lon C. Brown Elberton
Ebert County
W. Newton Dye
Elberton
F. D
Emmett J. Bondurant
Athos
Francie M Mangelberg
Chas
H. Newton
A. Rowland
Corety
Traverse Jurg
Ent Yiaabian
Denteleie
Eea Elberton
Ies
Fico
Jackson
Sibert
Albert W. Wier
Alonzo D. Few
Watkinsville
Ocomea County
Ewing. Stone
H Walecs
Willis McEshannon
Jas. H. Caldwell
Winder
Raron County
Frank L. Prater
Clark County
J Samuel Daniel
Madson County
C. Yearwood
Bethlehem
Tow County
Goo
Thornton
Lee Morris
Maree
Distillers and others listed in Georgia trial notices
A compiled list from Monday to Wednesday in November 1917 records numerous individuals across counties Georgia including White Rabun Habersham Jackson Barrow Walton, Banks and Clarke with entries for distilling violations Remand and Conspiracy, registration act infractions, and civil actions. The names include Charley Craft Earl Adams Walter Underwood J W Brown Herschel Keener Jim Jones Elisha Littleton Norman Bellingsley F M Wood A L Stamey Spear Londermilk Elsie Howland Jack Craft Jim Terry Harrison Camthers Low Woods C M Benton Leon Love George Evans Dave Scales Ed Vaughn Tom Lawson James Ward Don Burton and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charile Craft
Hart County
Earl Adams
White County
Walter Underwood
D. BE
Barrett
Dave E. Barrett
J. W. Brown
Herschel Keener
Rabun County
Jim A. Jones
Mquor
Elisha Littleton
Norman Bellingsley
Rabun
F. M. Wood
Habersham
A. L. Stamey
Rem
Spear Londermilk
Habersham County
Elsie L. Howland
George Evans
Banks County
Dave Scales
Ed Vaughn
Walton County
James Tuggle
Tom Lawson
James Ward
Jesse Wart
John Sons
Jack Bates
Hugh Murray
Stephens County
Nathan’ Miles
Hilbert County
Ast Eee
Bert
B. Malcom
Oconee
Thoma A
Adonis
Clarke County
Remi
Con
Charley P. Simpson
Jackson County
T. H. Wall
Barrow County
M. G. Harbin
T. C
J. Pope Manders
Barrow
Don Burton
Franklin County
Ford Automobile
Witte County
Chas. Kelly
Cimt
Bugsy
Josey Putman
George Thacker
W. A. Tanks
Bibert
Lee Barrett
Sanford Brown
Madison County
Lyman Ward
Lon Carter
Louis Com Walton
Henry Cobb
Franklin
Bruce Collins
Biberd
Fred Daniel
Charley
Etheridge
Barrow Courty
Vic
D. H.gregn
Dis Ming
B. Hall
Bibert County
City Education Board Considers Vocational Fund Smith Hughes
The city board of education met yesterday afternoon to discuss high school participation in the vocational education fund under the Smith Hughes bill. The matter was referred to a committee with power to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Education
Smith-Hughes
Apts
Greensboro High to Face Athens at Sanford Field Friday
The Greensboro eleven, about fourteen players strong, will meet Athens on Sanford Field Friday at 2 15 pm. First Greens boro HS football team features Waite from Davidach college as coach and Carey Wit Mame as captain and left end with Leslye Boswell at fullback Ray Willamia at halfback Lovett Speer at tackle and William Childs at guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uapectit
Athens
Sanford Field
Greensboro High School
Waite
Davidach College
Danielguilic
Carey Wit
Leslye Boswell
Ray
Willamia
Lovett Speer
William’Childs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Superior Ct
City Court
Coromer
New Court House
Herest
Oto
County Farth
W. T. Long'e
R. &. Batéat
Ford
Court House
J. We White
Lizzie Smith
Geo. Griffin
Wille Jordan
H. N. Hillard Mary Wills
Robt, Strickland
Rebecca Davis
Kate Owery
Wm, William
Sarah Walker
Ieee Ee
Mattie Seagraves
Annie Yoarkin
John Peeler
Marshall Philipa
J. M. Merritt
Alex Smith
Ben White
Deve Blanton
the Brooks
Jonnie Gresham
Aunt Bettys
Newman
Walter T. Forbes
Athens, Clarke
Con Grover Parker
Tiltine
Robert Parker
Willian Parker
Welton County
P. C
Evo Smith
John Henry Smith
Walton Ui County
P. O. Funds
Pantha Macenti
Thomas
Willis
James
Lewis
B. D Smith
Ai Tilling
Hubert Burke
Jeff White
Will White
Joseph Moseley
James Evans
J.F. Smith
Dietilling
George Church
O. C. Clore
Fred Adams
Barrett Wilson
Clifford Parks
P. Simpson
Br. Stephens
R. G
Albert C. Cooper
Greensboro
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