Astounding case leaves J C Moore jailed awaiting court action
The article outlines J C Moore alias J W Lindsay still jailed as four indictments await trial in Clarke County. It details his past as a Denver insurance agent, flight to Canada, alleged larceny after trust, and a dramatic trial where he claimed personal trauma and a wife’s secret. He vows to stay in Georgia after release.
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J.C. Moore
J C. Moore
J. W. Lindsay
Canada
Georgia
Ufe
Clarke
Athens
Mutual Life Instance Company of
New York
New Orleans
J. C. Moore
Taers
Moore
Lindsay
Calgary
Alberta
J. B Weir
Sage
Bryan
Clarke County
Insurance Company
Heyman
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
R. F. Shedden
Atlanta
Denver
Margaret EB. Donaldson
Reed
Gulfport
Miss
Beasley
30 000 Voices Praise Dean's Kidney Pills in Athens
Athens readers report widespread endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and urinary issues. A local user from 770 College Ave credits quick relief and ongoing benefits, while ads note Foster Milburn Co as U S agents and remind readers to buy Coah's. A building on Broad Street is being rebuilt by Mendel Morrie.
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Athens
Dean
Shy
College Avenue
Doat
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Coah
Broad Street
M. G. and
J. Cohen
Mr. Mendel Morrie
Many Fine Exhibits at Hiawassee Flower Show
Visitors viewed abundant displays at the Hiawassee Settlement flower show held Sunday. Prize winners included Mrs. Will Flanagan for Best box Springeris and Best three Begonias, with numerous 25 to 60 cent prizes awarded for various plant categories and vases, led by several named exhibitors.
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Hiawassee
Will Flanagan
School Fair Highlights Children’s Spirit of Contest
Jackson County pupils entered a school fair contest with eager participation and bright displays. Winners and participants demonstrated creativity and school pride across multiple categories.
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Jackson County
Exposition Prizes Favor Jackson County School Exhibits
Special to the Banner from Jefferson Georgia October 27 reports the Jackson County School Fair held last Thursday and Friday. Prizes for girls include best two chickens three dollars to Clyde Doolittle and two dollars to Virginia Lege. Other awards list various crafts, embroidery and handmade items with amounts and young makers named.
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Jefferson,Ga
Jackson County
Clyde
Jewel Alexander
Red Cross
Emma Alexander
Ala Freeman
Willels Orsborne
Mabel Andrews
Vallle Johnson
Willela Orsborne
Mattie Lo Bradberry
Ruby Angiin
Yallie John, Son
Sunday Rally at Oconee Street Church Draws Youth
Federal suit motion noted as dismissed. Chancellor Barrow delivered a forward looking address to young people during Sunday services at Oconee Street church. The program featured song, responsive reading, recitations, and a school report.
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Barrow
Oconee Street
D. C. Barrow
Long—School
A. A. Sullivan
Monroe Social Notes From Local Friends Gatherings
John T Robertson visited friends in Athens last week. Tribble and family moved from Monroe to Athens to make their future home. Louise Walker and Rachel Nunnally of Lucy Cobb spent the weekend at home with relatives. Elam Nunnally, University of Georgia student, visited his parents Anglin Beat and Mrs John J Nunnally. Crochet collar prizes listed with winners including Jewel Alexander and Willem Craborne. Quilt and sewing contests awarded Nell Freeman Mary Mitchell Vallie Johnson and Ma bel Andrews. Homemade candies and other prizes given Nell Pendergrass
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John T. Robertson
Athens
Ebm
Tribble
Monroe
Louise Walker
Rachel Nunnally
Lucy Cobb
Elam Nunnally
University of Georgia
John J. Nunnally
Anglin
Jewel Alexander
Willem Craborne
Abdry Shirley
Nellie Freeman
Mary Mitchell
Vallie Johnson
Mabel Andrews
Kate McDougald
Norris
Nell Pendergrass
Lexington
T. J
Frank’ Parr
Hotefolks
W. H. Reynolds
Tu ‘ Cyle Reynolds
W. T. Bush
Athena
Henry Howard
The
University Law School
W. M. Howard
J. Trivble
Sid
Sam Sibley
Union Palit
John Strickland
Katie Slae Arnold
Prank We
Man Sues Hood for Wife's Affections Settles Case Out of Court
A man from Commerce sued John Hood for $40,000 in alienation of his wife's affections. The case was amicably adjusted and will be dismissed upon payment by the plaintiff. Hood, represented by Abit Nix of Athens, was described as worth $40,000 with damages claimed at $50,000.
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the Heights
Aime
Harvey Stovall
United States
Switzerland
G. P. Wider
Younh
John Hood
Commerce
Cherk’ Cornett
Bourt Erener
Judgeone Man's Court
Hood
Manley
Abit Nix
Athens
Moorefield and Bishop Bonded for Fraudulent Mail Use Trial
Mesars. Moorefield and Bishop, noted for a sensational career, faced warrants on charges of selling to people through non existent companies. They posted $2,500 bonds each before Judge Cornett in Columbus. Their Athens statements claimed all state cases in various counties were settled or withdrawn, except possibly Gainesville.
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Moorefield
Bishop
Arguata
Cornett
Columbus
Athens
Gainesville
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J. W. Lindsey
J. W. Lindser
Savannah
KAVG
Babe
Anderson Bank
Pinkertons
Tammany
Hhis
Sallie Billups
Knox Allen
Ed Colly
I, Oie
J. L. Morris
Monroe Social
Oo High
Thee
Amanda B. Cordes
Bond
Augusta
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