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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
6
Official notices appear in Carroll Free Press listing administration and guardianship proceedings in Carroll County Georgia. Creditors debtors and interested parties are summoned to respond by early February 1920 with inquiries or claims regarding estates and guardianships as required by law.
A notice from W D Milligan Ordinary states A Payne of Vail County has filed for permanent letters of administration on the estate of GW Payne of Xald County who is deceased. All creditors, kindred and interested parties are notified to show cause before the first Monday in February 1920 why the application should not be granted.
W. T. Leva of Carroll County has filed a petition for discharge from administration of the estate of Plow Levins late of the county deceased. Creditors and heirs are warned to appear by February first, 1980 to show cause why the discharge should not be granted.
The petition of Mrs Kun Gibson seeks authority to sell trust property in Carroll County to fund the care of Claude Gibson, a minor. The filing notes a deed to a tract in the 11th land district, annual maintenance costs around 4100, and asks appointment of a guardian for the minor. The matter, filed January 6 1920, provides sworn statements and publication in The Carroll County Progress.
In Carroll County M Ivey as administrator of the estate of J M Lewy applies for discharge from administration. Creditors and heirs are cited to appear before the undersigned on or before the first Monday in February 1920 to show cause why the discharge should not be granted. January 6 1920. W J Milligan Ordinary.
Griffin of Glynn County has filed for guardianship of the person and estate of Miss Minnie Winek an infant. All interested parties are cited to show cause before the first Monday in February 1920 why guardianship should not be granted. January 7 1920. W J Milligan Ordinary.
Mrs Ay Mayes of Carroll County applies for twelve months support for the estate of K A Payor deceased. Creditors and kin are cited to appear before February first 1020 to show cause why support should not be granted. January 7 1020.
Thon R Turner of Cirrall County applies to vie for letters of administration on the estate of Mrs Mary A Turner, deceased, all persons and creditors are notified to appear before the first Monday in February 1920 to show cause why said letters should not be granted. Ordinary W d Milligan notes date January 1920.
By order of the court of culinary in Carrow County a sale will be held at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash in the courthouse hours on the first Tuesday in February TON. The property described: The southeast fourth of Lot No 20 in the 6th district of the state and county containing 50 acres more or less. Proceeds go to debts and distribution among the devisees of Jamox Hew Allen deceased. Administrator J W Unwalven mails the notice.
Creditors and all indebted to the estate of Afra Cynthia Redkingfield of split eolityy avvuine must settle immediately. Those having claims against the estate should present properly written, to the administrator at dice mid January 6th 1920 HN. RMNCH Centhia Beddlagfield administrator
The Sheriff of Carroll County advertises a sale on the first Tuesday in February near the courthouse to auction dental equipment including tools and engines from Dr T W Brock. Levy is by virtue of a City Court writ in favor of Johnson Land Co. and lists the Brock property found in Dr Brock’s possession. W A Garrett is the acting sheriff.
Ordinary of Carroll County announces sale of real estate in Cherokee County to satisfy debts of Julio Williams, deceased. The 160 acre Lot No 254 in 13th district 2nd section will be sold at public outcry at Canton courthouse, February first Tuesday, 1920, for cash. Administered by AL Jones of Waleska, Ga.
The administrator ARADY UOLE of J. AL Reid late of Carroll County deceased announces a public sale of Lot 72 in the 10th district to pay debts. The property to be sold at public venue on the first Tuesday in February 1920 for cash within legal hours at the county courthouse door. The tract is described by metes and bounds beginning at a point and uses a dividing line with a neighboring lot. The sale is to satisfy the debts of the deceased and distributed among heirs.
The Administrator of the estate of Cynthia Haiddingfield, late of Carroll County, deceased, will hold a primine sale at the office in Carrollton to determine the amount of inheritance tax due Georgia. January 10, 1920. W. J. Milligan, Ordinary.
A group of 410 Mississippi farm boys attend a junior farm maintenance course at the Agricultural and Mechanical College. Most expect to study technology, with 219 aiming to self fund college. About 320 plan to attend agricultural high school, 402 to attend a university, and 364 set the state college as their goal. The class shows strong self-reliance and rural background, many from homes with modern amenities such as electric light and telephones.
Senator Harris of Georgia introduces a joint resolution to authorize public health cooperation with states to study and control a matter involving alleged misappropriation of 500000 dollars for a purpose. The measure is sent to the public health committee.
Local records show notes deeds and bonds for title filed at the Free Prose office. Property transactions are cataloged by date and party names with details on mortgages substantially affecting ownership. Officials urge reviewing filings for accuracy and timing of record updates.
The Bureau of Markets of the USDA notes rising interest in standard fruit and vegetable grades. Food products inspection work and recent experiences highlight the need for definite standards. War time potato grading remains widespread after armistice and current investigations on tomatoes and cabbage may lead to new grade specs for next season.
The 1920 piece contemplates the end of an era of grand war and imperial glory. It contrasts prewar glamour with postwar reality, warning against a revival of aggressive militarism and predicting future, regulated arms within self governed nations. The author recalls suffering and ruins from the conflict and notes shifts in global power.
The speaker lists multiple figures each naming a goal for education from knowledge and character to service and happiness. He argues the true educator must embrace all these aims and push for greater cooperation democracy and efficiency in schools. Education is broader than scholarship and schools should pursue more than academic success. Extract from Dr. M. M. Parke address at Georgia Normal and Industrial College Milledgeville Ga.
Many readers are urged that Chamberlain's Tablets can ease stomach troubles and restore appetite. The ad claims others have recovered and can eat any food they crave, suggesting the product as a remedy.
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