Tax Levy for Clarke County Georgia 1917 Adopts Heavy Rates
Clarke County Georgia board sets 1917 tax levies on state and county property. State levy 130 percent with six and a half mills. county levy 130 percent totaling 11.5 mills. Allocations cover legal indebtedness, bridges, maintenance, roads, officers salaries, jurors, poor relief, coroner, jail, and lawful charges. Also authorizes two and a half mill local tax outside Athens to support public schools. Additional notices include sheriff sales and administrator and executor sales of local properties.
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Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Clarke County
Georgia
County Board of Education
County of
Clarke
City of
Athens
General Assembly
H. W. White
Tate Wright
Sheriff Sale for Clarke County Georgia 1917 Notice
Sheriff sale in Clarke County Georgia on the first Tuesday in October 1917 for cash before the courthouse bidder. Described land and improvements in Athens East Athens bounded by Oconee Street sea smiths lot Gospel Pilgrim Cemetery and other Wells property. Notice cites Justice Court fi fa filed by Geo A Sancken against J K Wells with levy and sale details.
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G. (. & N. Raailway
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Tyler
Martha Smith
Clara Brightwell
Superior Court
Clarke County
Georgia
Athens
Oconee River
J. G. Rivers
Fourth Street
Nathan Gear
Rivers
Isam Smith
Fifa
City Court of
Martha H. Wilcox
Marthe Smith
Fife
W. E. Jackson
Court House
Broad Street
Alex Perry
Joe Bennett
Robert Jones
Jones
Perry
John Smith
Atticns
Kate C. O'Farrell
Parnell
D. J. Cook
L. C
Court of Ordinary
Jaaid County
Rockspring St
William Hill
Jim Swinney
H. Abit Nix
Said
W. D. Carter
Winterville
Christian
Oborgia
J. K. Wells
Fifa 4
K. Wells
Justice Court
Levy
Bald County
East
Seah Smith
Gospel Pilgrim Cemetery
Wills, Estates and Public Notices in Clarke County
Multiple notices record estate sales and transfers in Clarke County Georgia. Executors and administrators seek debtor payment, sale of lands, and distributions, with hearings set for first Mondays in October 1917. cases involve Lula Moore Clemmons, Lula Hawkins, Lula Hawkins estate, and James Moore heirs.
District board certifies Clarke county men for service
The Clarke county local board receives a list of white men certified for military service after review by local and district boards in Atlanta. Names and serial numbers include Willard Allen, Homer Nicholson, George Williams, Roy Holmes, Asa Hammond, Earnest Higgins, Thomas Paschal, John McCune, Jease Dockery, Charles Segar, Paul Holmes, William McKinnon, Ralph Hodgson, Otis Mooney, Fritz Horner, Charles Gilmer, William Weatherly, Richard Belser, Claude Prather, Evans Gregory and others.
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Clarke Board
Atlanta
Clarke County
Willard Harry Allen
Homer K. Nicholson
George Willams
Roy Tabor Holmes
Asa Catmus Hammond
Earnest Stout Higgins
Thomas Watson Paschal
John Milton McCune
Jease Rayne Dockery
Charles Mills Segar
Paul Tabor Holmes
William McKinnon
Ralph R. Hodgson
Otis Mooney
Fritz Horner
Charles H. Gilmer
William Early Weatherly
Richard J. Belser
Claude N Prather
Evans R. Gregory
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Texan patent medicine claim cures kidney and bladder ailments for men and women includes cures for gravel diabetes back rheumatism and inflammatory conditions. Regulates children's bladder issues. $1 by mail with testimonials from Dr. B. W. Hall address St. Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists.
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Texas Wonder
B. W. Hall
Olive St. St. Louis, Mo
Drygaists
Fragmentary Tale of Ailment and Deception
A confused speaker asks a doctor about her husband’s illness, claiming a simple case yet revealing unclear details. The exchange highlights uncertainty and a possible miscommunication in a medical setting, with the narrator attempting to obtain medicine through the pastor’s guidance.
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Doc
People Speak Well of Chamberlain's Tablets
A dealer from Headford Ontario reports two years of successful sales and favorable customer feedback for Chamberlain's Tablets. He tried them himself and claims no other preparation equals their effectiveness for indigestion or constipation, advising others to give them a trial.
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Chamberlain
Headford
15000 Men to Report to Camp Gordon Next Week
Special to the Banner Atlanta Bureau reports that 15,384 selectmen from Georgia Alabama and Tennessee will move to Camp Gordon between Wednesday and Saturday as a 40 percent allotment. White men only will be used to fill counties and cities quotas with shortages drawn from other counties. Rail movement will be heavy through mid October. Also a reader note endorses Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy citing a local testimonial.
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Atlanta
Kimball House
Atanta
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Camp Gordon
Atelanta
War Department
State Department
Washington
Augusta
Macon
Augusa
Joel Mallett
American Railway Association
Crowder
High Opinion of Chamberlain's Tablets by Mrs Barnes
Mrs C A Barnes of Charleston Illinois says she has a high opinion of Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness and as a laxative. She finds them mild and pleasant to use and notes her brother has also had satisfactory results with these tablets.
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Chamberlain
Hardwick Denounced by Bar Association Member
A New York Times Sunday page prints a letter from Francis Marion Etheridge dated September 8, 1917, criticizing Senator Hardwick for addressing the American Bar Association at Saratoga Springs and warning of treasonous implications of his stance on the draft. An editorial from the Times asks when free speech becomes license, noting Georgia’s representation by the game cock.
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New York Times
Senator Hardwick
American Bar Association
Saratoga Springs
Francis Marion Etheridge
New York
Herr Hardwick
Times
Georgia
Qua Shame in the Senate
The piece denounces Senator Hardwick accusing him of pro Germany stance and disloyalty to America, criticizing Georgia leadership and urging expulsion from the Senate. It portrays cross party anger in the U.S. Senate and claims Hardwick’s motives are openly questioned by both parties. It places Georgia and its junior senator under harsh national scrutiny.
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United States
Senate of the
Georgia
Commonwealth
America
Senate
American Congress
Thomas William Hardwick
People of the Republic
Stone
Vardaman
Social News from Commerce Georgia September 13
Miss Gladys Shirley of Apple Valley spent the weekend in Commerce as guest of sister Mrs Frank Wright. Miss Ida Phee Perkins of Atlanta visiting Mr and Mrs A M Shankle. Miss Mildred Nelms of Commerce visiting Miss Elsie Harber of Carnesville. Dr L G Hardman and family returned from Natcoochee where they summered. Mrs Boyd Sloan of Gainesville visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Scott Jackson. Former Mayor J M Nix and Mary Nix spent weekend in Greenville S C with D C Massey. H E Williams spent weekend with friends and relatives in Decatur. Experience the Best Teacher. It is generally admitted that experience is the best teacher but we should use others experiences as well. Mrs J N Griffith of Valdosta is one more to be depended upon than that of one individual. Many thousands of persons have used Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds with the best results. Try it.
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Commerce, Ga
Gladys Shirley
Apple Valley
Commerce
Frank Wright
J. N. Griffith
Valdosta
Dr. L
G. Hardman
Grove's TasteLess Chill Tonic Promises Strength in Heat
An oat of regu larly Grove's TasteLess Chill Tonic claims to strengthen feeble seniors and weak youths during summer heat by purifying blood and enriching the system. The advertisement emphasizes increased endurance with a small price.
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Reguarly Grove
Dublin Friends Honor Miss Holleman and Miss Phillips
Miss Holleman and Miss Phillips of Dublin were honored at a heart garden party hosted by Mrs. W D Rice on a Wednesday afternoon. Miss Ida Shankle Hardman entertained several friends at a following gathering.
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Holleman
Miss Phillips
Dublin
W. D. Rice
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A. S. Towns
Jas
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R. C. Orr
J. H. Horton
Richard Coleman
H. H. Carlton
Lula Hawkins
H. A. Nix
Lumpkin and Brown
Barber Street
C. B. Daniel
Athens Avenue
Lula Moore Clemmons
James Moore
Kate Arrington
Jnc. N. Arrington
John N. Arrington
Andrew J. Wobb
Said Bounty
E. J. Crawford
Clarke Superior Court
Carlisle Cobb
O ‘Achel Hector
Nelsor feCombs
Zeffrine A. George
Par ‘Yenla Smith
Squire Thomas
Sallihomas
Orchael Hector
Abow
Rachar Vetor
Rachael Hector
Teert
EB. J. Crawford
Larke County
Said County
Talmadge Hariaware Company
SCOTT
Talmadge
Pframe
Scott Hardware Company
Peron
Talmadge Hardware Company
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J. & R. M. Strickland
Talmadge Hardware Company J
Clarke Co
B. F. Hardeman
Co. H. Phinizy
Hardeman
Phinizy
Hardwick
Union
Germany
Ida Phee Perkins
A. M. Shankle
Mildred Nelms
Elsie Harber
Carnesville
L. G. Hardman
Natcoochee
Boyd Sloan
Gainesville
Mrs
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Hardman Cal
J. M. Nix
Mary Nix
Ernest Nis
Greenville
D. C. Massey
H. E. Williams
Decatur
Ida Shankle Hardman
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