Sheriff Sale Notices in Clarke County Georgia 1918
Public notices detail multiple sheriff sales in Athens Clarke County Georgia during 1918. Items include parcels of land with street bounds and court actions against A T Jackson G W Cumbus Co Mary Moon Davis Oscar Hill Charley Hudson Annie Jordan and others plus a permanent administration citation for Mra Annie L Lambert and a secured deed sale to satisfy a note from 1914.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Athens
Parlowe
Hancock Avenue
Rockspring
A. T. Jackson
216Th District
D. J. Cook
L. C
Court House
Towit
G. W. Cumbus & Co
Stevens Street
Lilla Winfrey
Ellett Brown
Mary Moon
Osccar
Augusta Avenue
Hunnicutt
Allis Johnson
Georgia Railroad
Mattie Jones
Broad Street
Bethel Church
Charley Hudson
W. E. Jackson
Quarterman
Henderson
Fuller
Lettle Barnett
J. C
Sheriff's Base
Waddell
Nettle Harnett
Mat
Anniel Jordan
Annie Jordan
Sherif
M. Blanche Hart
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Annie L. Lambert
Said
Mra
Superior Court
R. C. Orr
County of
Clarke
City of
State of Georgia
City of Athens
Reese Street
Milledge Avenue
W. M. Smith
Divorce and debt notices in Clarke County Georgia 1918
A compilation of legal notices from Clarke County Georgia in August and September 1918 includes a payable note for $1,000 with 8 percent interest, an ongoing libel for divorce between Lula Grissom and Edd Grissom, and probate notices. Debtors, creditors, and heirs are summoned for administration and legal processes with the Clarke Superior Court and Court of Ordinary involvement.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Aggie Harris Baying
Milledge Harris
Aggie Harris
Court of Ordinary
Alburt
Women to Train as Ticket Agents in Southeast
A government school for training women as ticket agents opens in Washington on September 17 under Fred Jelesler of the Seaboard Air Line. The program will welcome women from across the Southeast and aims to graduate a class of thirty five each month.
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Washington
Fred Jelesler
Seaboard Air Line
Clarke Jury Lists Revised Yesterday
Clarke county jury revisers and Clerk Crawford completed revising the grand and traverse jury lists yesterday. The year’s grand jury contains 252 names, down from 268 in 1917, while traverse jurors total 753, down from 813. Revisions were conducted by S. E. Sud deth, Robert J. Hardeman, J. Mud Wier, D. G. Anderson, A. E. Davison, and J. P. Nunnally who was kept at home by time.
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Crawford
Clarke County
Traverse
S. E. Suddeth
Robert J. Hardeman
The Best Flaster for Lame Back Cures Without Cost
A fragment notes a remedy using flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Lintmen bound to the back as a more effective and costless alternative to plasters. The passage contrasts the cheap method with traditional plasters in treating a sore back.
Georgia Fixes Cotton Seed Price At Seventy Dollars
Atlanta sept 4 government price set for cotton seed in Georgia. One state zone applies. sound seed at shipping point 71 per ton and at wagon 68 per ton. Dr Andrew M Soule federal food administrator notes expected rise to aid fertilizer and feed costs. Georgia farmers gain about 6.4 million dollars in income from the price increase with roughly 800000 tons produced.
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Atlanta
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia
Food Administration
War Industries Board
Soulets
Souleforthwith
Producers
Washington
Soute
Price Amendment for Power Plants Voted Down in House
The House rejected an amendment to the administration water power bill that would tie the government purchase price for power plants taken over at lease end to net investment. The 96 to 71 vote went against the amendment, which had been endorsed by the president.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sept
Administration
House
Cure for Dysentery From Ashland Tale By Whitelaw
Des Moines writer William Whitelaw recounts a Kansan settleman’s anecdote about Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saving his daughter's life during a violent dysentery attack. The family physician had given up, but neighbors advised the remedy and the家rsonal account credits it with a life saved. The user also notes that the settler later used the remedy himself with good results.
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Ashland
Kansan
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Des Moines
Iowa
Army enlistment halted nationwide by order
Washington reports Chief of Staff March ordered voluntary enlistments for the army discontinued except where required by law. All recruiting stations will close as practicable. Enlisted men at stations will be sent to nearest recruit depot for medical examination and possible reassignment to suitable duty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
Congress
War Industries Board to study cotton price stabilization
Washington September 4 The War Industries Board with President Wilson approving will appoint a committee to study the desirability and feasibility of stabilizing cotton prices and other crop handling matters. Chairman Baruch said a short cotton crop worsens the problem of supplying the nation and allies for the war effort.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Industries Board
Wilson
Baruch
August Ship Production Surpasses Prior Records
Washington reports that American shipyards built 66 merchant ships in August, totaling 340,900 deadweight tons. Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board was advised by Director General Schwab of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Among the output, 44 were steel and 22 wood or composite vessels.
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Washington
Hurley
The
Shipping Board
General Schwab
Emergency Fleet Corporation Today
Million and Half Troops in France
Washington reports that more than 1 600 000 American troops had embarked to all fronts through August 31. Major General Graves arrives at Vladivostok with 1400 men. Only about 100 000 troops were sent elsewhere, leaving 1 500 000 available for the western front under Foch.
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Washington
March
Foch
Graves
Vladivostok
France
Auburn Star Millgan Dies in Plane Crash
Fort Worth Texas September 4 Flying Cadet G M Millgan former Pittsburg National pitcher died this morning from injuries in an airplane crash that also killed Lieut Sidney Green of Georgia Millgan was the star pitcher for Auburn College Alabama before his family moved to Pensacola where he entered professional baseball.
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Fort Worth
Texas
G. M. Millgan
Pittsburg
Sidney Green
Georgia
Millgan
Auburna
Pensacola
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
An old ad promotes Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men and women. It claims bladder regulation in children and offers mail order for $1.25 with testimonials, under Dr. E W Hall of St Louis and druggists as sellers.
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The
Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St., Louis
Adr
To Improve Your Digestion
Mrs Blasche Bowers of Indiana Pa credits Chamberlain's Tablets with restoring her digestion after years of poor tolerance for foods. She reports lasting relief since starting the product about a year ago.
Explosion at Federal Building Kills Four in Chicago
A bomb exploded in a crowded entrance of Chicago's federal building injuring over seventy five and killing four. The blast shattered the entrance and blew out windows to the third story in two buildings across the street. The attack is attributed to I. W. W. by Phillip Barry, head of the Justice Department's local offices. Raids at two I. W. W. headquarters led to nine arrests, with several others apprehended inside the building.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Building
Phillip Barry
Department of Justice
Ora
Prohibition bill fails again in Senate after July first
Washington reports the Senate failed to pass the national prohibition bill after July 1 as amendments to the emergency agricultural appropriation bill were introduced. Senator Bankhead of Alabama offered an amendment for government purchase of distilled spirits bonds after July 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Bunkhead
Alabama
Demand to Bolshevik Heads Over Embassy Attack
London reports Sept 4 that Britain has telegraphed the Bolshevik government in Moscow demanding reparation and swift punishment for those responsible for the assault on the British embassy in Petrograd Saturday in which the embassy was ransacked and Captain Cromie the British attaché was killed.
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Associated Press
London
Moscow
Petrograd
Trans Atlantic Co Taken Over by Property Custodian
New York report states the Trans Atlantic Company that ran eleven ships under the American flag has been taken over by the Alien Property Custodian Palmer. The line, once American headed by a Milwaukee native, was formed with German funds eight months after the war began in Europe and bought with German gold via Bernstoff the German ambassador.
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Associated Press
New York
American Trans-Atlantic Company
Trady
United States Shipping Board
Alein
Palmer
Milwaukee
Eaight
Europe
Bernstoff
British Shipping Totals Near 125000 Tons For August
London reported that British merchant ships completed and entered into service in August amounted to nearly 125000 gross tons, according to the admiralty announcement.
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Associated Press
London
Admiralty
Seed prices set on new basis by cotton seed producers
Washington on September 4 The food administration accepted the recommendation of organized cotton seed producers to stabilize seed prices at the average price of last year. Seed on the new basis would range from 64 to 72 dollars per carload depending on oil yield.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Food Administration
A Billous Attack Remedies Suggested
The piece advises Chamberlain's Tablets to cure a billious attack by toning the liver and clearing the stomach. It claims the tablets prevent constipation and restore health after symptoms like nausea and vomiting, noting a cost of a quarter.
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Sheriff's Gale
E. Jackson
Annie J. Lambert
Deupree Hunnicutt
Lula Grissom
Edd Grissom
Clarke Superior Court
Andrew J Cobb
E. J. Grawford
Claude Mahaffey
Petitdner
E. H. Hays
A. G. Dudley
Charlotte Mack
John R. Mack
Este
Court of Ordinery
Clarke County, Ga
Auburn
Trans-Atlantic CO
Bernstorff
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