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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
6
A loving obituary for Mrs. Long, wife and mother, who died after seven years of ill health. It praises her Christian fortitude and devotion, and expresses hope of meeting her again in a better, heavenly home beyond the stars. The verses mourn her loss and recall her gentle voice and smiling face.
Frank Barnes thanks kin and neighbors for kindness during illness and for planting his crop. He prays for blessings from the God of Hosts and signs with family gratitude.
One registered Berkshire boar and five sows for sale at 150 dollars for quick sale. Also a few pigs available. Will exchange for good milk cows. Cc A Lyle.
Citizens are notified that J. T. Eady and others have applied for an order to establish a new first class public road between Curtiss Creek bridge on the Carrollton and Villa Rica road and Cedar street in Carrollton. If no objections are filed by interested parties by June 6, 1914, the road will be officially established. May 2, 1916. J A F Broom, Commissioner Roads and Revenues Carroll County Ga.
Georgia Carroll County notices: T Brooks as administrator seeks discharge from William Brooks estate with final return. all interested persons must show cause by first Monday in June 1916. W J Millican, Ordinary. H W Baxter as guardian of Miss E C Baxter imbecile dies. final return and discharge application due by first Monday in June 1916. all concerned to show cause.
P J W Stone applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of W P Stone deceased in the county. Kin dred and creditors are cited to show cause before the judge by the first Monday in June, 1916, why the application should not be granted. This May 1, 1916.
J A Young of Craighead County has applied for solemn form probate of the will of Miss Amanda Stovall. The document names Samuel Stovall of Jonesboro Arkansas and Mrs L P Smith of Cullman Alabama as beneficiaries. The record quotes a formal probate proceeding in progress.
An official summons directs all named parties in the will of the deceased to appear at Ordinary W. J. Milligan's office by the first Monday in June to show cause why the will should not be probated and admitted to record in solemn form. This notice is issued in the said county and made known to the interested parties.
By order of the court of ordinary, the estate of Mahaoley K. Houston will sell at public auction for cash at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in June 1916. The 155 acres lie east of lot 116 in the 4th district. Proceeds cover debts and heirs' distribution. May 1, 1916. Hy C. Strickland, Adm.
Mrs E L Ingram of the county filed for a twelve months support out of the estate of her deceased husband T N Ingram. Appraisers filed their report. All persons concerned are notified to appear on the first Monday in June to show cause why the petition should not be granted. This May 1 1916.
Mrs N E Crawford of Carrow County applied for twelve months support from the estate of deceased husband Henry F Crawford. Appraisers filed their report and all sons, kin, and creditors are cited to appear before the court to challenge or confirm the proceeding.
On the first Monday in June the court requires show cause if any they have why W. J. Millican, Ordinary, should not take action or assume duties as specified in the proceeding. The notice calls for responses from interested parties and outlines a schedule for appearance.
Mary E. Cansler applies for twelve months support for her husband O. O. Cansler deceased. Appraisers report filed. All persons concerned are cited to show cause before the court by the first Monday in June 1916 why support should not be granted. This May 1 1916.
Mrs Minnie Stone of the county applies for twelve months support for herself and a minor child from the estate of her late husband W P Stone. The appraisers have filed their report and all concerned are cited to show cause why such support should not be granted.
The text requests that any objections be filed before the first Monday in June 1916 to oppose an unspecified application. Dated May 1, 1916.
Stove wood for sale call Hagan and Moore's mill at phone 381. They also buy cord wood.
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