Lamar Will Contest Over Will Attorneys Fees In Bibb Will Case
Walter D Lamar files in Bible superior court asking guidance on paying two law firms for executor services tied to Henry J Lamar Jr and Walter D Lamar. Executors agreed $2500 total plus $1000 paid yearly and $20 extra if decree goes to supreme court. Walter seeks court direction while Henry Jr opposes. Also notes Bibb road board refuses to resign and seeks macadam roads, plus chamber of commerce barbecues for Kay's regiment.
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Constitution Bureau
Brown House
Macon
Henry J. Lamar
Bible Superior Court
Henry J. Lamar, Jr
Walter D. Lamar
Dessau
Bartlett & Elis
Hall & Hardeman
H. J. Lamar
Walter Lamar
H. J. Lamar, Jr
W. D. Lamar
Che
L. Miller
Ienry J. Lamar, Jr
Board of Road Commissioners
Bibb County
Bibb
Chamber of Commerce
Kay
Cuba
Indor
Macon Evening News
Smith
Tom W. Loyless
Frank Rennon
Joseph Neel
Morris Farrla
Masor White
A. O. Bacon
Clark
Ray
Free medicines offered to men through state program
A fragment describes a state effort to distribute free medical packages to men. It notes requests to the Institute and National Bank, and mentions outreach to men unable to leave home and a plan to provide trials or treatment. The text is garbled but centers on free medicine distribution and state aid aims.
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Bis
Bollemy
Fort Wane
Field Day Exercises At Athens Prompt Fast Times
Athens Ga March 5 The pandicap field day on campus drew a large crowd in cold wind hindering records. Finnegan won shot put 24 feet 8 inches and Haroon Cox the 10 yard dash in 10.5 seconds. Upshaw won mile in 5:05, McIntosh pole vault 9 feet 6 inches. Cox won 2 yard handicap in 23 seconds. Moore hammer 90 feet 9 inches, Tupper won mile bicycle in 3:03. Du Bose broad jump 18 feet 5 inches. Faligant half mile bicycle 1:46. Harmon Cox 1 yard handicap 56.2 seconds. Hull high jump 5 feet 3 inches. Finnegan 1 yard hurdle in 29 seconds. Marshall half mile 2:14. Falligant two mile bicycle 4:16. Relay race won by sophomore class.
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Athens
Finnegan
Haroon Cox
A. T. Cox
Rece
Upshaw
Marshall
McIntosh
Rucker
Mann
Cox
Smoore
Walden
Lindsay
Tupper
Russell
du Bose
H. Cox
Faligant
Tupper Areond
Russell Card
Harmon Cox
Yancy
Hull
Adair
Cothran
Finnegin
MeCutcheon
Atl Cox
Falligant
McKibbon
Rusceli
Sophomora
Four Deaths in One Day in Jeffersonville Ga
A small town reels from a double weekday tragedy with four deaths in a single day. Thomas Heal dies after a brief illness, A F Martin’s baby dies, eight year old Whitehurst killed by accidental gun discharge while hunting with Wilder Reynolds, and Mrs Elles Jones passes away about 9 oclock. The community of around one hundred mourns heavy losses.
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Jeffersonville
Thomas Heal
A. F. Martin
Superior Court
Tila Joss M. Whitehurst
Elles Jones
Dr J A Stewart Critically Ill In Conyers Georgia
The distinguished physician and Confederate veteran Dr J A Stewart lies critically ill in Conyers Georgia. He served as captain then major in the Civil War and later represented Conyers County in the Georgia General Assembly and Senate. A prominent Mason and long time Methodist church steward, he is beloved for his genial manners and generous life.
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J. A. Stewart
General Assembly of Georgia
Senate
Methodist Church
Stewart
Retires From Business J P Sawtell Publishes Announcement
Griffin March 25 Special The Morning Call announces J P Sawtell retires after forty years publishing in Gros Gis area. He notes Morning Call founded to provide a home paper for the Griffin vicinity and thanks readers for patronage. The paper will be run by B Bachell and J Sawtell, becoming an evening issue.
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Griffin
Morning Call
Tomemow
Grosgis
Olange
Lapor
J. PF
S. B. Sawtell
Paoblaot Griffin
Focal News
J. Bachell
Messia
J. C. Sawtell
Will Build a Hew Foat
Columbus Georgia March 2 Special the Independent Navigation Company considers buying a steamer at once to take on Wednesday after noon efforts to all or buy the vessel with the aim of expanding operations and shipping capacity in the region
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Columbus
Independent Navigation Company
Wat
Ednesday
Milledgeville Meeting Reflects War Strain on Association
Milledgeville Georgia March 2 The annual convention reports pressure from low business and the Spanish American War on members and subscriptions. Rev Gates of New York lectured on The Tie That Binds and delegates discussed duties of young men. State committees outlined finances visits and reorganizations with emphasis on unity and spiritual aims.
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Gates
New York
Willee
Atlanta
Cates
Newnan
White
Macon
Stata Committee
Spain
Associationa
Hia
Americas
William J. Northen
J. F. Bevi
R. J. Guinn
W. C. Nunemacher
Pervision
Athens Association
Atlante
Athens
Auguste
Savannah
Develon
Athletic League
Augusta
Eerry Tan
Kidney and Bladder Health Questioned in Odd Note
The fragment discusses kidneys and bladder health with obscure instructions about urine and overnight observations. It mentions fear, spare bladder, and tying to kidneys, suggesting symptoms felt especially at night. The text appears as broken prenatal or medical note with unclear guidance and possible instructions.
Marvelous Cabinet Bath Promises Health To All in Cincinnati
An advertisement extols the Quaker Polding Thermal Vapor Bath Cabinet, patented in Cincinnati, claiming it cures rheumatism catarrh obesity and many ailments. It cites testimonials from U S physicians and customers across Topeka Chicago Hood River and Newton praising dramatic recoveries. The Cam be t offers home use with a compact design, travel option, and a money back guarantee from World Manufacturing Company of Cincinnati with special agent incentives.
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Topeka
Kes. BL
Atom
Weil i
Jonna
Thone
G. MC. Lafferty
Musineas
Yearn
Heh Uttie
Kendricks, Prinn
Vas College
Lewis Joan Brown
Christian Guide
Bony Qreda
L. B. Weetbrook
Newton, A
Guaker
Cineinati
Rasulta
Wommen
Grippe
Jessi
World Manufacturing Company
World Buiding
Taiay
Gerd
Young Men's Christian Association Convention Highlights
The convention opened with a song service led by Waters McGill of Atlanta and Mathews of New York. A lecture on the YMCA in colleges followed, noting over 000 was donated by students last year. Buel, Alabama state secretary, spoke on foreign missionaries sent by the YMCA. The gathering adjourned to 2:30 PM tomorrow.
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Atlanta
Mx. Mathews
New York
Young Men's Christian Association
Buel
Alabama
Fire at Athens Residence Destroys Jackson Home
A house in Athens built for Mr. Jack F. Jackson was totally destroyed by a roof fire near the kitchen chimney. The loss was partially insured, Southern Mutual wrote the policies. Mrs Jackson collapsed but recovered, Nellie Spront’s adjacent home was saved after firefighters fought the blaze. Chief McDorman burned his coat while battling the flames.
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Athens
Jack F. Jackson
Southern Mutual
Nellie Spront
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