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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
3
Notice is given that the administrator seeks leave to sell land of Mrs. Mattie Lee Wall, deceased, to pay debts and distribute among heirs. The application will be heard at the Court of Ordinary in Butts County at the first Monday in November. October 6, 1918. C. A. Pittman, Administrator.
Application to the Ordinary of Saia County to sell land belonging to the estate of S E Glass for distribution among heirs. The hearing is set for the regular term on the first Monday in November 1913. October 6, 1918. B F Glass administrator.
By order of the Court of Ordinary, GeoRe1A Batts County will sell at public sale on the first Tuesday in November, 1613, at the county courthouse. The land, 150 acres more or less, lies in the Fifth District and is bounded by Fears North bank branch to the north, Terrell and Moore to the east, Plymare and Dorley to the south, and Preston to the west. Cash terms. Mass October 6, 1918. N K Vickers Administrator of Jacob Vickers.
Court order directs public sale of eight and two thirds shares of Indian Spring and Flovilla Railroad stock belonging to the estate of William F Smith deceased. The sale will be at the county courthouse on the first Tuesday in November 1912 at 2 o clock. Administrator J G Smith will conduct the sale with cash terms.
In Butts County Fannie Taylor has applied to be appointed permanent administrator of the estate of W. A. Meredith. The court of ordinary will hear the petition at the regular term on the first Monday in November of 2413. Signed by J. H. Ham ordinary.
The court will hear an application to execute a bond for land transfer to heirs in Butts County. The document claims the land is paid for and names J R K Wright as signer. The Ordinary sets the hearing for November 2.
In Butts County, Sarah Guest applies for the election of a portion of the estate of W Guest, deceased. Appraisers have filed a claim and the court orders all interested parties to show cause on the first Monday in November why the application should not be granted. Dated October 7, 1915, Ordinary J Ham.
For twelve months support out of the estate of W W Weaver the appraisers logged their return. People concerned must show cause before the County Ordinary on the first Sunday in November 1915 why the application should not be granted.
Notice is given by H. Childs administrator of J. W. Ubilds estate that a public sale will occur on the first Tuesday in November 1912 at the courthouse door in Batts County. The property includes a two story store with adjacent lots, a gin company site, a residence, and surrounding parcels in Jenkinsburg and Jackson. Cash terms apply. date and venue set by the Ordinary Court order.
Notice to all creditors of the estate of 3.W. UbiIGB late of Hemera County to render accounts and all debtors to the deceased are requested to make payment to the undersigned CHILDS as prescribed by law.
The sheriff sale is set for the first Tuesday in November at the county courthouse during legal hours. Bids will be cash to the highest bidder for a tract of four acres in Flovilla, bounded by Mrs. J. W. Menard to the north, the railroad right of way to the east, B C Gardner and Watts to the south and west, including Heard Street and related parcels.
A fragmentary line shows a character addressing a mother and child asking to wash up and inquiring who is coming. The text hints at a domestic scene or interrogation within a narrative, with dialogue centered on urgency and identity.
A playful exchange features the Tiger and Monkey with a joke about a free lunch. The scene relies on quirky banter and simple humor without further action or dramatic stakes.
A playful exchange pitting a Maltese cat with nine lives against a curious tale of personal history. The dialogue features odd questions and a small humor about pets and memory.
An advertisement asserts deafness is incurable by local remedies and only constitutional treatment can restore hearing. It attributes most deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube caused by catarrh and offers a $1000 reward for a cured case not solved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes contact and product mentions.
Property bounded by R V Smith Heard street and others listed is claimed as the property of W J Waits to satisfy an execution from the City Court of Jackson in favor of Francis P D Stoore against W J Waits. Property held by Waits and pointed out by John R L Smuth. October 6 1978.
L P Weaver administrator applies for leave to sell land from the estate of W W Weaver with widow’s dower excepted to pay debts and distribute. Hearing set at the Court of Ordinary in the county on the first Monday in November 1913. October 6 1913.
A druggist offers PAZO OINTMENT with a money back guarantee if itching, bleeding, or protruding piles are not cured in 6 to 14 days. The ad promotes fast relief and asserts ease of use for hemorrhoidal symptoms.
The text argues that farmers should be compensated for two years of losses and urges business interests to unite to prevent farmers from dumping cotton. It contends the South remains poor because farmers are forced to sell all cotton within three months, hurting market prices.
For Sale or five room house With electric lights, water and sewerage. Terms to suit purchaser. See J. A. Kimball. For Tired Feet. Nothing helps tired feet more than regular rubbing with vaseline or some other pure fat. Mutton tallow is very good and agrees with every skin. Sol diers grease their feet every night when on the march. An ounce of flex ible collodion and 30 grains of salicylic acid is an effectual ¢gorn cure, but must not not touch the heal thy flesh.
The Cleveland vice commission report notes a persistent link between white slave traffic and liquor. It states that where vice is tolerated, strong drink is not forbidden and that destroying liquor would undermine vice broadly. A physician calls liquor traffic eternally inked with immorality.
A quote from Artemus Ward criticizes liquor advertising and calls for decisive action against the liquor traffic, accusing some western dealers of boasting fondly about government partnership while promoting vice. The piece urges readers not to argue but to act firmly.
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