Clarke County legal notices and sheriff sales in Athens
In Clarke County Georgia a series of legal notices announces reports by appraisers on year’s support for Belle Stovall and others, hearings set for the first Monday in September 1915, and warnings to heirs and creditors to show cause. Also sheriff sales schedule for September 1915 includes Beatrice O Kelley and J J Young property, and various court actions including guardianship discharge and a divorce libel against T R Goodson.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Jennie Dean
J. T. Dean
R. C .Orr
Lucy Glenn
Lucy Gates
Court of Ordinary
Georg
W. P. Jackson
Roc. Orr
R. D. Smith
Sarah Frances Smith
R. C, Orr
Athens
Oconee River
Zion Hill
Ga. Barrett
Clarke Superior Court
Charley Shaw
O'Kelley
Beatrice O’kelley
City Court of
Sarah J. Bailey
Beatrice O'Kelley
Clarke
Court House
Daisy
G. M. Huff
J. J. Young
Rylee
W. J. Jackson
Larke County
Saih
City of
Peters Street
Bob Jennings
Burt Strickland
Colonel Smith
Lumpkin Street
City of Athens
Green Street
Mra
T. R. Goodson
C. H. Brand
BE. J. Crawford
Belle Stovall
A. J. Stovall
ORR
Ordinary
Clarke Co
Harris hints Wilson for second term at Atlanta stop
Special to the Banner. Former Senator William J. Harris Cedar Town, now on the federal trade board, predicts Woodrow Wilson will win a second term. He announces the trade board will meet in Atlanta this fall, likely in November, to hear hearings on foreign trade and export combinations as it continues its southern and eastern visits. Harris noted Georgians and Atlantians are prominent in their communities.
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Atlanta
William J. Harris
Cedartown
Federal Trade Board
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Harris
Cough Remedy Endorsed By Montpelier Resident
W V Harner of Montpelier says only Chamberlains Cough Remedy delivers prompt relief for colds and urges readers to try it. Available from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
W. V. Harner
Montpelier
Another Atlanta Society Star Finds Stage Fame Abroad
Atlanta society girl Miss Helen Stewart, renowned debutante, has achieved major success on the Pacific coast with Margaret Anglin. She danced classics at the head of a fifty member company, boosting her fame beyond Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Helen Stewart
Margaret Anglin
Pacific Coast
Stewart
Sloan's Liniment Promoted as Antiseptic Pain Remedy
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as an emergency antiseptic that kills germs, reduces infection, and aids healing with a single application. It claims rapid pain relief and suggests keeping it on hand, priced 25c, 50c, and 1.00, noting the larger bottle contains six times as much as the smaller. It also notes a buildup of troops along the Mexican border, adding a contextual doubt.
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Sloan
Ladies Wanted in Preparations and Wording Extracts
The fragment advertises female help for preparations and wording tasks with emphasis on skilled or meticulous female labor. It appears as a vintage recruitment or production note, offering undefined positions and unclear details in a terse promotional style.
Church Stewards Urge Liquor Traffic Stance in Atlanta
The Atlanta Methodist Stewards Association at Druid Hills church on July 20, 1915, with W. S. Witham leading, adopted resolutions urging all Methodist pastors in the district not to appoint anyone to church or Sunday school offices or boards who supports or promotes the liquor traffic. The 128 stewards present unanimously approved the measure.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Methodist Stewards’ Association
Druid Hills Church
W. S. Witham
Honey and Tar remedy praised by newspaper man
A Missouri newspaper writer endorses Wooley's Honey and Tar as a genuine cough and lung medicine that immediately relieves severe chest cold symptoms. The ad claims the product eases lung discomfort and is benefiting thousands of hay fever and asthma sufferers.
Requisition Issued in Georgia Misdemeanor Case
Governor Harrison of Alabama issues a distinctive requisition for the return of W. J. Denton to Houston county Georgia to stand trial on cheating and swindling charges. Denton allegedly swindled A. J. Evans of two carloads of cattle valued at 2688.51 dollars after claiming bank funds in Mobile and delivering an unpaid draft.
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Atlanta
Harrison
Charles A. Henderson
Alabama
Georgia
W. J. Denton
Mobile
Houston County
Border
Denton
A. J. Evans
Evans
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad from Chamblee Ga
E G Hudson a Chamblee Georgia merchant extols Foley Cathartic Tablets as the best on earth for a thorough bowel cleansing with no inconvenience or bad effects. He claims quick relief from indigestion or constipation and renewed energy, in an H R Palmer & Sons advertisement.
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E. G. Hudson
Chamblee
Foley
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Copper Mines Case Referred to Att General
Governor Harris sent the farmers complaint against Tennessee Copper Company to Attorney General Walker for investigation. The Farmers' Union alleges the copper plants violate state contracts and ruin nearby crops. Walker will examine the case to seek relief for the complainants.
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Atlanta
Harris
Tennessee Copper Companies
Walker
W. H. Hill
R. F. Duckworth
Farmers’ Union
Tennessee Copper Company
Pine Tar Honey Cold Remedy Ad Brevity
An old advertisement touts Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey as a remedy that reaches the root of cold troubles. It claims throat relief, easing stuffed feelings and highlights pine honey as especially effective for children's colds. It notes early treatment reduces complication risks and prices are shown as 26c.
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Pine Forest
Dr. Bell
Georgia Railway and Power challenges $50,000 Gregg Shoals assessment
Atlanta report that Georgia Railway and Power files to arbitrate the $50,000 assessment against the Gregg Shoals plant in Elbert County. Notice sent to state. Lee Jordan named for the company and George Hillyer for the railroad commission to represent. No meeting yet to set figure or select an umpire.
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Atlanta
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Gregg Shoals
General Wright
Elbert County
Lee Jordan
George Hillyer
Railroad Commission
Champlain Chamberlain's Tablets Cure Biliousness
A Gates New York woman reports relief from biliousness and constipation after using Chamberlain's Tablets for about a year. The advertisement promotes the product as a simple inexpensive cure and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chas. Peck
Gates, N. Y
Union Tank Case To Be Appealed In U S Supreme Court
Atlanta Ga Sept 1 It is understood the dispute over Georgia taxes between the state and Union Tank Line will be appealed in part to the Supreme Court of the United States The company supplies cars under contract with Standard Oil which hauls oils to distributing points in the state The rolling stock amount in the state varies and this point sparked the dispute The case has reached the high court and a decision was partly favorable to both sides
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Atlanta
Georgia
Union Tank Line Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
Kidney pills praised by Prentiss man at seventy seven
Geo W Clough of Prentiss Mississippi, aged seventy seven, reports Foley Kidney Pills helped his long kidney troubles more than any other remedy. He warns that no man, young or old, should neglect kidney symptoms and credits the product for relief. H R Palmer & Sons advertise.
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Geo. W. Clough
Prentiss
Miss
Foley
H. R. Palmer & Sons, Adv
Ruffin Seeks Mandamus To Force Medical License Issuance
Atlanta veterinarian Dr. W A Ruffin filed a mandamus petition in Fulton superior court seeking to compel the state board of examiners to issue his license to practice. The board argues applicants must pass an exam or show three years of tax receipts. Ruffin contends he tendered taxes but was declined. The hearing before Judge Bell will feature Attorney General Walker for the board and Harvey Hill for Ruffin.
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Atlanta
W. A. Ruffin
Mandamus
State Board of Examiners
Movant
State Board
Bell
Fulton Superior Court
Walker
Ruffin
Harvey Hill
Schools May Bar Children For Colds Curbing Illness
Common colds are contagious and boards of health in many cities consider barring children with colds from school. Woley's Honey and Tar is an old reliable family medicine and frees children from coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Parents may save trouble by giving before school opens. H. R. Palmer & Bons. adv.
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Boards of Health
Woley
H. R. Palmer & Bons. Adv
Open Competitive Exam for Field Assistant Marketing Investigations
The U S civil service commission announces an open competitive examination on October 5 for a field assistant in marketing investigations for men only. Pay ranges from 1800 to 2400 dollars yearly. Requirements include a four year college degree and two years of experience as teacher investigator editor extension worker or distributor. Further details available from local secretary Mr Jennings at the Athens post office.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Jennings
Athens Post Ofice
Status of Socialism in Germany After the War
Berlin July 22 Eduard Bernstein Reichstag socialist says war socialism is not true socialism and postwar influence will be limited Peace terms will shape socialism strength party unity and faithfulness to social democracy He warns against racialism and argues for self government through binding treaties and arms restraint He opposes annexation of Belgium and notes socialist voices may differ within the party.
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Carl W. Ackerman
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Eduard
Bernstein
Reichstag
Socialist Party
Lausanne
Switzerland
Europe
Belgium
Socialists For Peace
Social Democratic Pariamentary
Many Complaints Heard This Summer
The ad notes many headaches backaches rheumatism biliousness and fatigue this summer. It praises Foley Kidney Pills for aiding elimination promoting sound sleep and improving well being. H R Palmer and Sons advertise the remedy.
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H.R. Palmer & Sons
Ady
Seeing Georgia tour committee to map auto route
Atlanta officials say the Seeing Georgia tour committee of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce will depart Friday by car to chart the northern counties route. They will visit Jonesboro Athens Commerce Tallulah Falls Tate Canton Cartersville and other towns seeking suitable stop sites.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Comeree
Atlas
Jonesboro
Athens
Commerce
Tallulah Palls
Tate
Canton
Cartersville
Foley Kidney Pills Ad From Hie Rest Was broken
A reader from Rosemont Nebraska writes of kidney pain and disrupted rest due to frequent kidney action. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with making him well after one cent dose. The advertisement by H R Palmer & Sons promotes relief for rheumatism and backache.
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D. Wright
Rosemont
Neb
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Dudley Glass Returns as Free Lance Writer for Georgian
Dudley Glass, noted Atlanta Georgian feature writer, resumes his old post as free lance on the Georgian staff. He has produced brilliant journalism in the paper's columns and has also done successful work for magazines while maintaining active newspaper duties. He will contribute dramatic and music criticism for the Georgian Athenians, who note Athens has grown significantly in his absence.
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Dudley Glass
Gings
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B. R. Hodgson
E., Hodgson
Harry Hodgson
Hodgson
H. H. Gordon
Hodgson Oil Refining Company
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KE. J. Crawford
B. J. Crawford
Linc
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