Public Notices From Carroll County Georgia 1900s
Legal notices announce road establishment starting near vacant George Bonner house and running toward Bawd on for Mrs Hartley Chappell Bishop and others. Executors and guardians are cited to show cause why they should be discharged from administration or guardianship and receive discharge letters on the first Monday in August.
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Georgia
Carroll
George *Bonner
Bremen
Carrollton
J. R. Hartley
Chappell
J. C. Bishop
Leonard Parker
Jacksonville
G Vhraswell
Arminconer Rodi
Carroll County
R. W. Adamson
Bartlett
Hin Wigon
J. H
Georgia Carroll County
Bam Kilney
Bmilltusa
Jrb
Millican
Mio
Sthron
Millcan
Buff
Mutt
Georgis E. Hust
W.J
Jarra
Asain
Caro
Joe Lewes
Caroline
Efi
Vorgin
Caroll
R.W. Adamann
J. F. Skipper
J.F. Skipper
Hig
Ap Bk
Tmi - J. Millican
Dismissal and sale of Moses J. Taylor estate in Carrollton
R W Adamann administrator of J F Skipper requests discharge from admin duties. Court orders discharge hearing set for first Monday in August. Under order of Carroll County Ordinary a real estate sale will occur at Carrollton courthouse. Ten acres of Lot 17 in 4th District Whitesburg reachable by sale of Moses J Taylor estate. Sale at public outcry for heirs and creditors with cash terms.PROPERTY located east of Central of Georgia Rail Road bounds by cemetery and Nelson Graves. July 8. H A Taylor administrator Moses J Taylor deceased.
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Court of Ordinary
Carroll County
Hublin
Carrollton
Towly
Said County
Carroll
Whitesburg
Moses J. Taylor
Taylor
Central of Georgia Railroad
Toe
Nelson Graves
Joe Seater
J. W. Duncan
Said
Central RR Co
Mosca J. Taylor
H. G. Taylor
Admi
What the Editor Cannot Do in Norton Kan Telegram
A nostalgic note from Norton Kansas Telegram on newsroom limits in identifying readers. The editor admits effort to know names and faces, but acknowledges missing many locals despite church, pump, street loafing, and late-night stakeouts. Readers are urged to report if they see someone going, coming, or engaging in capers.
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Norton
Kan
The Guilty Wretch in Belfast Water Incident
A Belfast water inspector, during a routine shutoff on a busy street, was confronted by a drunken man who claimed to have found him at last and turned the street round, per the London Telegraph report.
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Belfast
London Telegraph
Frigid Remembrances of Scottish Life at Dawn of Century
A reflective piece contrasts Scottish childhood in the 20th and early 19th centuries. It recalls 1806 memoirs of cold baths, harsh meals, and austere Highland schooling with vivid scenes of four-story climbs to the ice tub and icy mornings. It also mentions public speaking by George Dawson and notes about disease predisposition in children, with families often sharing illnesses due to environment rather than inheritance.
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Scotland
Jady Ritchie
Blackstick
Martyr
The Unconquerable Foe in John Bright’s Remarks
John Bright described stage fright in vivid terms, noting the unseen challenge of public speaking and the inner battles before a crowd. His remark frames fear as an obstacle to be understood rather than a moral flaw or enemy to be defeated.
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John Bright
His Lame Excuse
Mrs. Squallop says Aunt Abigail will postpone a planned visit indefinitely after a miswritten letter. Gregory admits not remembering the word convenience and writes risk instead. The exchange highlights a domestic misunderstanding and a joking miscommunication between spouses.
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Gregory
Chicago Tribune
Made Good the Charge. Magistrate-You are charged with assault
The prisoner admits guilt with mitigating circumstances. The magistrate recounts the plaintiff claims gouged eye, ear bitten, knocked down, and trampled. The prisoner defends by saying the plaintiff called him un gentleman. Chicago News.
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Chicago News
Arteriosclerosis and Life Span in Aging Arteries
A Youth's Companion excerpt explains arteriosclerosis as a common cause of premature aging, detailing how fibrous thickening and calcification of arterial walls develop from degeneration and reduced blood flow. It notes risks from intemperance, overwork, and lead poisoning, and recommends regular medical checks and moderation in diet and activity to detect and arrest early disease.
Cause of Her Mirth Narrates a Morning Bell Prank
A Treland maid arrives in Brooklyn and a bell in her room prompts a prank. The mistress wakes to find Norah laughing loudly, claiming she has not touched the bell and that it is moving on its own. Putnam's.
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Treland
Norah
When to Cut Flowers
Early morning is best for cutting flowers when dew is on them or in the evening. Place stems in water immediately after cutting, even if only temporarily. For long-distance transport cut even earlier or the previous evening and keep in water all night in a cool, close place to stay fresh.
Six Year Old Marion Refuses More Famous Museums
A six year old American girl named Marion grows tired of being dragged through Europe’s famed museums by her mother and aunt. After three months of viewing famous artifacts she rebels and vows to visit any place except world renowned museums, prompting a compromise photo.
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Marion
Europe
Marie Antoinette
Catherine de’ Medici
Napoleon
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The
Carroll Free Press
People’s Popular Paper
Atlanta Tri-Weekly Constitution
Eorgia Carroll
Gisart
M.A. Phillips
Hag
W.J Millian
George Dawson
David Christie Murray
George
England
Dawson
Great Tribune
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