Fulton County Georgia sale of Crusseile estate property
Virtue of a 1998 court order the Fulton County Georgia sale will occur before the county house door on the July Tuesday next. The property forms part of land lot 65 in Fulton County described as the Atlaoth tract with a 110 foot frontage and a 10 foot alley. It lies in land lot 65 and 14th district within Cameron streets and Drummond District. Court administrator COURTLAND S. WINN.
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Ator
LGTA
Fulton County
Court of of
Said County
Thoms A. Crusseile
Georgia
Atlaoth
Fae Carney
Sues East
Laman
Drummond
Lya
Cameron Streets
le Courtland
Winn
Lightning Claim 15 Year Old Boy at Farm
Special to The Georgian Rome Ga June 2 Will Jackson fifteen year old son of C F Jackson was killed by lightning yesterday morning while plowing on his father's farm below Earley. The strike occurred as the lightning flashed and the boy fell instantly. The family is prominent in the local farming community.
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Rome
Will Jackson
C. F. Jackson
Earley
Jackson
After Sixty Years He Returns Home
Special to The Georgian Valdosta Georgia June 22 W D Smith aged 82 returns to his family after more than sixty years away from home. He left before the Civil War and has lived elsewhere since. His father mother and two brothers are long dead. Efforts to locate him after the war failed and the family faded from trace, leaving him to spend weeks in the county.
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Valdosta
W. D. Smith
Mr. Smitth
Smith
Indry
Excellent Service To W I North Carolina North Carolina
Seaboard Air Line Railway runs a Saturday through sleeping car from Atlanta at 9 36 p m to Wilmington N C. Return sleeper leaves Wilmington Thursday at 3 0 p m and arrives Atlanta at 6 30 a m. Street railway to Wrightsville Beach hotels arranged. baggage service noted. Seasonal tickets offered at 15 55. Beabord.
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North Carolina
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta
Wilmington
N. C
Wrightsville Beech
Populace of Town Is Placed on Trial
Greenville, June 22. Almost every prominent citizen of a town of about 3,000 has faced common pleas court this week along with a woman Mia Nancie J Fuller as defendant. The suit seeks 10000 in damages for alleged home invasion by about fifty men riding in buggies to search for her brother. This marks a historic first for the county in such a case.
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Greenville
Common Pleas Court
Mia
Nancie J. Fuller
W. W. Rank Sea Burnett
W. Chant
James F. Gilreath
Little- Bald
A P. Taylor
Vaughn
Henry Brown
Ale
Samuel James
John H. James
John D. Wood
Thomas Smith
B. F. Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
William A. Pennington
Austin L. Green
L. PP. Few
Isaac Robertson
James H. Philson
James J. Wood
M. B. Cunningham
Oliver Wood
C. A. Gaines
Thomas Brockman
M. Drummond
Thomas Marchant
Tus Holtzclaw
Noah Cannon
Vernon Smith
HOTEL ARRIVALS AT THE KIMBALL
Hotel guest list from the Kimball includes numerous travelers and residents across Georgia, North and South Carolina, New York, and surrounding states. Names such as George Shristead and Mrs Ball appear alongside addresses and origins in Atlanta, Newnan, New York, Chicago, and Savannah with mentions of visiting families and individuals from various locales.
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the Kimball
Htown
Ity
Kendall
Jeormias G. Shristead
Nite Texan
Jasite
Helner
Orie
Pensa- Kurt
Carolina
Howe
Carol
Eckbaia
St Laulas Santa
Dackiurtie
Bia
Peasy E
Low Howe
Rome
John
Fish
Georgia
Geek
Rae Week Peek
Gary i Arnolds
Beri
Fon
Gar
Collina
Geor
Fia ‘Olumben
Fat
Branterbers
New York
J. MU Arrler
Anti
Cel
New Ory
Pyne
Gabe
Komen
Ethias
Stower
Fleetwood
J. D. Boynton
Alabama
Council Changes Its Color Again In Short Meter
City council session reports multiple items including a theater report absence of Councilman Oldknow a petition from lumber dealers over vagrancy law Spelman University offers to treat negro women at Grady hospital and contract awards for coal and stationery Streets committee notes conduits laid causing sewerage connection issues North Avenue repaving planned with endature blocks and underpass at Washington viaduct opposed
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Wiliam
Goa Miinae
Spelman
Spelman University
Grady Hospital
Woodward
Atlanta Telephone Company
North Avenue
Peachtree
William Street
Washington Viaduct
Council
Bankers at Work for Sub Treasury in Georgia
The Georgia Bankers' Association special committee met to push securing a sub treasury for Georgia. The meeting reviewed prospects, naming members and strategies. Also includes an advertisement for Grove's Chill Tonic claiming malaria relief and blood-boosting benefits.
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Sub-Treasury
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Georgia
Albany
Maritie Ae Petar
Aragon venue listed names and towns in fragment
An OCR fragment shows a long list of personal names and places such as Atlanta Philadelphia Lafayette and Aragon, with scattered surnames like Holton Thornton Montgomery and Rosenburg. The garbled text reads as a crowd or attendee roster or notices connected to a venue or event with many individuals and locales.
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Atlanta
P. Iies
After La Grippe The Aftereffects of La Grippe Leave Weak Nervous Systems
A fragment discusses La Grippe aftermath causing a weak nervous system and various distressing complaints, noting many sufferings but no single treatment. The piece hints at the need for nerve medicine yet offers no concrete remedies or named remedies.
Miles Nervine Promises Energy and Vital Organ Power
W W Middleton of Mishawaka recounts illness from La Grippe and longtime weakness. He credits Dr Miles Nervine with restoring nerve energy and enabling organs to function, claiming dramatic recovery after prior doctoring failed. The testimonial references winter illness and a period of severe breakdown.
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la Grippe
Miles
Merrion
Emily Belles
Neretne
W. W. Middleton
Mishawand
City Council Approves Liquor License Changes and Street Matters
The council settled a wholesale liquor license plan with a single class and set the city license at 400 dollars while an adjourned meeting approved a 300 dollar retail license. A 100 dollar fine or days penalty was passed for bottle sellers in small quantities. Mayor Woodward defended railroad street work and officials discussed Hunter street barriers near the Louisville and Nashville line. Electric Avenue renamed Lowe Street, and funds allocated for school repairs, Orme Street sewer, Piedmont lake improvements, and Grand Army of the Republic travel for park duties.
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Spalding
I. J. Spalding
Louisville and Nash
Peerennsss & Aes Ing
Fenight
Woodward
Hunter Street
Third Ward
Committee On
Electric
Electric Avenue
Lowe Street
Low's Alley
Atlanta Federation of Women's Ch Ae
Draper
Finance Committee
Orme Street
Piedmont
Piedmont Park
Grand Army of the Republic
Atlanta National Military Parks
Two of fifty two applicants pass for army
Rome Ga June 22 Out of fifty two men who applied to the local recruitment office for the United States army only Higgins and Selman met the requirements. Both were sent to Columbus Ohio for further processing while Corporal Byrum notes Southern applicants run lighter in weight due to heat.
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Rome
E. C
W. 8
Higgins
John H. Selman
Army
Columbus
Ohio
Byrum
Augusta Mills Idle After Canal Break Halts Work
Ga June 23 A canal break disrupts the ta mills in Augusta causing widespread unemployment. The stoppage is expected to last at least a week as mills suspend operations while repairs are pursued.
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Augusta
Fragmented OCR Text Note
Fragmentary OCR line shows isolated letters and numbers with no clear events or entities to identify a headline or summary. No coherent subject, date, place, or person names are readable for reliable transformation into a T or S.
Preachers Enjoy Outing at New Canaan for Mercer Event
A group of forty preachers left by Lakewood car from Mitchell and Pryor streets for a Friday outing at New Canaan the summer home of Mr. Brown. The day honored Rev. Jameson and Rev. Bennett, with talks, games, a country dinner, and an afternoon marble contest among senior pastors. Attending Atlanta guests included Rev. Adamson, Rev. Babb, Rev. Barton, Rev. Gray, and Governor Northen among others.
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Mitchell and
Pryor
Walter R. Brown
Fulton County
Jameson
Mercer University
J. J. Bennett
State Mission Board
le Poe
New Canaan
Brown
Atlanta
George A. Adamson
Re Babb
C. A. Barton
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Gainceville Conservatory
BREN
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Prarce
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Crgrgia
Gooledge & Bro
D. G. Bettis
College Telephone
East Point
Woodward Lumber Co
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Thore
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Wells-Dunne-Harlan Musical Comedy Company
George Ade
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Jake Wells
Ostrich
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Mra
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Tia
J. BE. Row
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N. Wink Iechenestaay
Nork Etek
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8. M. Truitt & Son
Hower- Hobart Company
Grove
Aragon
Geo
Gin
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Crawford
H. Pittuian
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Zimmer
Rosenburg
Wolfe
Nervine
Wolfsheimer
Tennessee
Whitehall St
Georgan
Ivic Commission
J. G. Rossman
Despa
Tel
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A. J. Moncrief
Ve C. Nore
W. J. Northen
E. H. Pea- Hon
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Sammons
W. Brinks Battle Stevenson
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Sanitary French Dry Cleaning and Dye Works
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Florence
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