Leave to Sell Land in Carroll County Georgia
Legal notices record hearings for leave to sell lands in the estate of L Prichard and others, with appointments set for the first Monday in September 1912. Notices name R H Henslee E T Stovall as administrators and W J Millican as Ordinary in Carroll County Georgia.
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Georgia
Carroll County
R. H. Henslee
E. T Stovall
L. ©. Prichard
W. J. Millican
J R. McKibbin
T D. McWire
Reese Zachry
Iverson McKeever
John McKeever
Smd County
M. R. Aderhold
J. O. Aderhold
S. C. Smith
Alfred Smith
Ee W. J. Millican
Georgie
H. H. Robinson
E. Robinson
E. E. Robinson
W.J. Millican
W. J.C. Gaar
K. W. Garr
M. W. Gaer
Gaar O. K
W. Gaars
Governor Brown's veto upheld on Alexander-Tip pins bill
Capitol notes reveal a 94 to 69 vote in the House to sustain Governor Brown's veto of the Alexander-Tip pins bill. The tally shows 129 for passage and 42 against on the original vote, with 20 absences on the final test. An August 1 filing deadline closed for state positions as the primary nears.
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Capitol News
House
Brown
Alexander
State House
Foner Alexander
Frem DoKelb County
Not Guilty for Mrs Grace in Georgia Shooting Trial
Chronology of the Grace case traces Eugene Grace summoning police after being shot, the arrest and releases of Daisy Grace Ulrich Ople Grace, bonds set at 7500 dollars, trials in Atlanta with Grace hospitalized, and the final verdict of not guilty on August 2.
Not Guilty Verdict Shocks Mrs Grace at Atlanta Trial
In Atlanta the jury returned a not guilty verdict for Mrs Dalby Ulrich Onty Grace charged with shooting her husband Gené Grace at their 29 West Eleventh Street home. The reaction was a stunned, tearful scene as the foreman announced the verdict and Mrs Grace prepared to return to Philadelphia with her lawyers.
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Eugene Grace
West Eleventh Street
Daisy Ulrich Ople Grace
Hirm
Graces
Newnan
Grace
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Iime
Philadelphia
Janta
Nures
West End
Atlanta
Dalby Ulrich Onty Grace
Gené" Grace
Roan
Lydell
William A. Laird
Foreman Laird
Mrs
Draughon Training Courses Offer Big Pay and Business Skills
An advertisement invites readers to join Draughon Training to boost earnings and stop business leaks. It lists mail lessons from J. F. Draughon, president in Nashville, and a catalogue of courses at Draughon’s Practical Business College with Atlanta, Jacksonville, and Nashville locations.
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Draudon
Indor
Draughon
U. S
Practical Business College
Advanta, Ga
Jacksonville
Fla
Nashville, Tenn
Jon. F. Draughon
Nashville
Tenn
Draugnons Practical Business College
Atlanta
Tegn
Political bid signals reaction to sudden entry
Mr. Alexander plans a campaign with committee focus and page strategy, promising a strong fight despite an unexpected and momentary entrance. The language suggests a heated, aroused response shaping the political scene.
Georgia City Projects and Local Accidents Highlight Page
Eatonton selects the Vlomon Norcross firm to design a municipal electric light and power plant. A fatal lightning strike in Clayton County kills Billy Payne and a Black man named Smith as a mule also perishes. Grand Opera House stair collapse injures W. Wright. Hartwell hosts a famed camp meeting for preachers of the North Georgia conference. Thomasville reports boll weevil doubts from Dr. Morgan, Athens notes a third crime warning after two burglaries. Miss Willie Mae Crooke becomes first woman graduate in cotton grading from the State College of Agriculture. Dublin recounts a burglar trapped in a chimney who agrees to marry the householder to gain escape. Americus closes with two citizens, Joel Arrington and D A Kemp, involved in a local matter.
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Eatonton
Etonton
Vlomon- Norcross Company
Donesboro
Clayton County
Billy Payne
Couny
Ad Smith
McConnel Pace
Selina
Smith
Bracewick
Grand Opera House
W. Wright
Glynn County
Wright
Hartwell Church
Thomasville
Scott Fleming
Hammond Place
C. Morgan
Texas
Morgan
Penning
King Cotton
Athena
Young
Thompson
Lawrenceville
Hoyttreat
Athens
Willie Mae Crooke
Crawford
State College of Agriculture
Far Ap
Misa Brooke
R. J. Reot
New York
J. J. Ellington
Lloyd Worrill
South Africa
Messrs. Wiliams
Ligon
Rawlins
Tyalor
Beast
R. J. H. DeLoach
B. A. Crane
Ble
Oglethorpe
Dublin
Armagh
Widdy
Americus
Joel Arrington
D A. J. Kemp
This Lady's Good Appetite From Cardul Ad
Mobile reader describes relief from long lasting womanly trouble after taking Cardul. The letter claims improved appetite sleep and health and urges other women to try Cardul with endorsement of doctor and druggist.
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Mobile
Ala
Sella It
Local Professionals Directory for Carrollton GA Area
Carrollton listings include dentists doctors and lawyers with offices in First National Bank Building Bradley Building and nearby Bowdon. Names include STRICKLAND D, DORSETT, POWELL, CRAMER, ADAMSON, ADAMSON & JACKSON, JACKSON, FOSTER, LOVVORN, BOYKIN, DIAL, NEWELL and FIELDER with contact notes and practice areas across estates real estate medicine and law.
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R. W. Adamson
Carrollton An
Bradley Building
Adamson & Jackson
Carrollton, On
Joan Money
R. D. Jackson
R. E. Foster
Wonen
Bradley Bldg
Carrollton
L. M. Lovvorn
Lovvonn
Bowdon
John O. Newell
First National Bank
Freckle Cream Promises Clear Skin Confidence
An advertisement touts Freckle Cream as a remedy for lifelong freckles and blemishes. The copy claims the product faded freckles since childhood and promises a smoother skin texture with reduced blemishes and blackheads.
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Detroit
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Studebaker Corporation
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Uaruiltol
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Queen OF
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Savannah
F.J. Robinson
Aes
Savannah, GA
Aes Soda
Eagle-Thistle
Becsure
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Mathieson Alkali Works
Fostery
Saltville
Virginia
J. M. Butler
Daisy Grace
Ligert
Mrs. Grace
Buford F
Boykin
Boyiin & Boykin
Georgia Loan and Trust Co
City and Farm Loans
Carrollton, GA
J. M
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First Nat. Bank
Phione
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Dorsett
J. FH. Powell
Eve
Groham
Century Building
Bell Phone Main
J. E. Cramer
Roop
S. C. Boykin Lawyer
Boykin Building
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