World’s greatest coffee drinker drinks 18 cups daily
Lem Bennett of Stockes county is 78 and says he drinks coffee three times daily, six cups each meeting on average, often waking at night for more. He claims a lifetime habit with only a few years of whisky that averaged a quart daily, estimating at least 17 232 gallons consumed.
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Durham
N. C
Lem Bennett
Stockes County
Bennett
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Butts County
Creditors of the estate of Joel B. Watkins late of Butts County are mailed to render their demands within the legal period and all debtors must pay promptly. Executed August 9 1921 by Executors Dr J B Watkins and Obie Watkins. Also notice to all debtors and creditors of John A Dodson deceased late of the county to render demands and for debtors to pay immediately per law. Admr J A Dodson dated July 13 1921.
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Joel B. Watkins
Butts County
J. B. Watkins
Obie Watkins
Georgia
John A. Dodson
J. A. Dodson
Admr
Geborgia
Oscar Saunders
Harriet Saunders Bake
Harriet Saunders Baker
Leave to Sell Land in Dodson Estate Granted
Notice lists several petitions in Butts County Georgia for administration and dismission actions. The Dodson estate seeks leave to sell land for distribution among heirs. Hearings are set for the first Monday in September 1921 with dates labeled August 1 1921.
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Georgia
Butts County
John A. Dodson
Court of Ordinary
J. A. Dodson, Jr
Admy
Mattie Weaver
Luther P. Weaver
J. H. Ham
J. Martin
Oo County
Bell & T. H. Martin
August Term Opens In Butt County Court At Jackson
The Butt county superior court convenes Monday August 15 in Jackson at 9 am for a one week session. Judge W E H Searcy Jr will preside with E M Owen as prosecuting officer. Most civil business is light. many petty criminal cases and speeding incidents may be heard. speeding charges may be not pressed due to a recent supreme court ruling. The grand jury will organize Monday and report to the court.
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Butt
Jackson
W. E. H. Searcy, Jr
Flint
E. M. Owen
Zebulon
J. Foster
Supreme Court
Progress-Argus
Governor appoints four new University of Georgia trustees
Governor Hardwick named four new members to the University of Georgia board of trustees to begin eight year terms on August 23. L G Council J R Pottle Alexander A Lawrence and James B Nevin were selected to replace retiring trustees from Georgia districts and at large. Judge Hamilton McWhorter asked not to be reappointed due to health.
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Hardwick
The
University of Georgia
L. G. Council
Americus
J. E. Hays
Montezuma
J. R. Pottle
Albany
Byron B. Bower
Bainbride
Alexander A. Lawrence
Savannah
Samuel B. Adams
James B. Nevin
Atlanta
Hamilton McWhorter
Athens
McWhorter
Public debt cuts $206 million in July
The United States Treasury announced a $206,000,000 decrease in the public debt during July. The gross debt stood at $23,771,000,000 on July 31, down from $23,977,000,000 on June 30, due to retirement of treasury certificates and sinking fund operations, with no new securities issued during the month.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
Dairying Lifts Farmers Debts and Communities in South
A Mississippi analysis shows dairy farmers owe few notes while cotton farmers face large bank debt. Southern bankers and merchants report strong dairy town business as diversification yields higher cash flow. A Pennsylvania town case cites dairy growth spurred by banks, with creamery output and deposits rising sharply.
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Washington, D. C
Mississippi
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College of Mississippi
South
Othr
Pennsylvania
Young Farmers
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Journal expands AP service and subscription rates
The Atlanta Journal announces it now carries full twenty four hour AP leased wire service in addition to United Press. Subscriptions are listed: Daily and Sunday nine dollars forty cents per year, six months five dollars. Daily Journal seven fifty yearly, four dollars six months. Sunday Journal five dollars yearly, two fifty six months.
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South
Atlanta Journal
Journal
Associated Press
Atlanta
United Press
The
Daily Journal
Sunday Journal
Dare Prompted Laughing Plea From Speeding Motorist
A light courtroom exchange unfolds as the motorist admits no valid speeding excuse while joking the judge with a remark about the girl who urged him to speed. The banter reflects a humorous highway collision of defiance and charm.
Local Insurance Agents advertise fire and loan services
Doctors J. R. Strickland and D. W. Pritchett list offices in Jackson and Barnesville. Guthrie & Company and H. M. Fletcher offer fire insurance on city and farm property, houses, furniture, and cotton. Guthrie & Company also advertise money to loan at low rates on farms and improved city property.
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J. W. Carter
Guthrie & Company
H. M. Fletcher
Jackson
Georgia
the Farmers Co-Operative Fire Insurance Company OF
S. B. Kinard
J. H. Pope
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CHAMP
B. F. Watkins, Sr
B. H. Darden, Jr
B. H. Darden
Chiledical Advisor
Atlanta, Ga
J. Council
Jackson, GA
Grocery Department
Maxwell House Tea
Council
Veal Loaf
Council Brand
Vienna Sausage
Carey
Fleischman’s Yeast
Carmichael-Mallet Co
Jackson, Georgia
J. R. Strickland
Dentist
Mays
D. W. Pritchett
Barnesville, GA
W. E. Watkins
C. L. Redman
New Commercial
McKibben Buggy & Auto Co