Mountain City Proclamation in Rabun County Georgia
A damaged excerpt describes Mountain City in Rabun County in northern Georgia. It highlights a valley with corn yields and land sales around 200 dollars per acre, mentions D W Tohaison and John Johnson as former owners, and notes a large hotel and local climate and water features. The text ends with a proclamation reference.
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Marsengill Mountain
Fran
Jand - Ile
D. W- Tohaison
Mountain City
John‘son
Johnson
Sealthama
Dee
Soo City
Hab
Hall
Tennnessee
Mississippi River
Talllah
Savannah
Atlantic
North Georgia
Rabun
Summer Constipation Dangers and Po-Do-Lax Advertisement
Summer constipation is described as more dangerous due to spoiled foods and excess cold water. The ad claims colic fever ptomaine poisoning and other pills are natural results, promoting Po-Do-Lax to increase bile and cleanse the bowels. It urges taking a dose tonight for 50e at the druggist.
Foley Kidney Pills Help Woman Recover From Kidney Pain
Dexter resident W M Halfacre bought Foley Kidney Pills for his wife who suffered kidney pain. He says after the second bottle she recovered fully and became strong again, with his claim supported by H J Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Halfacre
Dexter, Mo
Foley
Risky Man Warns About Blindness To Life’s Flaws
A quoted aphorism cautions that ignoring unsightly realities can lead to a fall, implying a judgment on those who avoid confronting problems. The remark underscores the dangers of complacency and the need for awareness in daily life.
Proclamation on Bacon County creation Georgia 1914
Governor John M Slaton issues a proclamation for a constitutional amendment to create Bacon County from Appling Pierce and Ware. Voters to decide October 7 1914 with Alma as county seat and outlined boundaries plus district attachments and county offices.
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Georgia
Bacon
John M. Slaton
State of Georgia
Executive Department
General Assembly
State of
Appling
Pierce
Ware
Coffee
Sth
Appling County
Coffee County
Jeff Davis County
Jeff Davis Counties
Little Satilla River
Little
Satilla
Pierce County
Genand
Ware County
Alma
Waycross Judicial Circuit
Tol
Superior Court
Land sales notes and sheriff's notices from 1914
The document records several 1914 sheriff sales in Taylor County. It lists parcels including portions of lots in districts 12 and 15 with purposed sale terms, the Purvis estate adjourned administration, and multiple property levies. It notes proceeds, dates, and involved parties such as John W. Purvis heirs, Milton Killebrew, Nap Bradford, James Killebrew, the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company, and the Dr. Pare property sale to the Parish Brick Company.
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Howard
John W. ‘Purvis
P. W. Purvis
St’r
John W. Purvis
Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Milton Killebrew
Nap Brad
James Killebrew
Virginia Carolina Chemical Compan
Napford
Nap Bradford
J. R. Beeland
Said County
Pro. Brae Co
Ati Fe
Macon
Letters of Administration and Guardianship Notices
Oliver Lockett applies for letters of administration on Tobe estate with a hearing set for the first Monday in September 1914. F R Purvis seeks guardianship of James Monroe Purvis, minor, with a hearing scheduled the same day. Notices require objections by parties and list dates in August 1914. A H Riley, Ordinary. Twelve months support for W B Wilson estate noted with hearing on first Monday in September 1914. Objections to support petition due. A H Riley, Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Oliver Lockett
Tobe
Lockett
H. Riley
F. R. Purvis
James Monroe Purvis
John W. Purvis
A. H. Riley
W. B. Wilsom Havin
W. B Wilson
Court of Ordinary
OH Riley
Jarstofscause
A.H. Riley
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American Can Company
Chicago
Agricultural and Mechanical School
State College of Agriculture
State University
J. M. Collum
Americus, Ga
Talogue
Atlanta, Georgia
Fort Valley
Ft. Valley
Southern Railway
C. Beam
R. L. Baylor
D.P
Atlanta
Philip Cook
5Th
Pierce Cur
James E. Davis
Williams Jewelry Store
Cherry St
Kodak
Cai
Said
Said Couny
O. T. Montfort
James R. Hunter Ja
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