Leghl Advertisements Libel For Divorce in D a rote
Carrie Jolly versus T P oe Tt appears to the court by return of the ne ft In the above stated case not reside or appear on this wat ordered by the Court Lear on defend Pays publication of this serge the foro ea term of court in the Wane News county paper being the sheriff sales May 12 1926 Petitioner's Attorney and it is ordered by the Court May 12th 1916 W F George
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Carrie Jolly
T. P
Lear
Serge
Oil Mill Sale in Pinehurst Dooly County Georgia
Public auction to sell Lilly Oil Mill Company property in Lilly and Vienna and surrounding parcels in Dooly County Georgia. Sale includes land 112 acres and 4 70 sawn air blast guns, boilers, engines, seed houses, scales, beltings and all plant machinery and fixtures. Court approved sale with lien-free proceeds. Also other parcels including tenant houses and gin equipment in Pinehurst and additional land holdings in Dooly County.
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T. P. Busbee
Lilly Oil Mill Company
Lilly
Dooly County
Georgia
A. B. & A. Railroad
Montezuma Street
T P Busbee and Planters Guano Co
Lilly Oil Mill.Company
J. A. Lilly
A. B. &A. Railroad
Lilly, Ga
Vienna
Byromville
Southland
Charing, Ga
McInvale
Gunnery
R. D. Cole
Hardie Tynes Corliss
Westinghouse
van Winkle
Worthington
Fairbanks-Morse
Barnard& Leas
Public auction of Byromville land in Dooly County June 1916
Property to be sold at public outcry at the courthouse door in Dooly County on the first Tuesday in June 1916. The tract lies in Byromville, lot 17, block 9, with bounds along Main street and an adjacent alley, and includes a second parcel near the railroad right of way. See deed record No. 3 folio 580 for full description.
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Georgia
Dooly County
Court House
Dooly
Byromville
Superior Court
Main Street
A. B. & A. Railroad
Property Description and Sale Notice 1916 in Dooly County
Legal notice describes parcel boundaries and public sale under foreclosure from Dooly Superior Court. Property tied to Farmers Gin Company Empire Cotton Oil Company and lands conveyed via plat, with assets including vehicles and equipment. Sheriff H C Davis to vend at courthouse on first Tuesday in June 1916 for cash to satisfy mortgage fi fa and costs.
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Georgia
Dooly County
Said County
R. A. Murray
Simon Cobb
Superior Court
Anna Horne Robinson
H. O. Davis
Center
Tratk
Atlanta
Birmingham & Atlantic Rallioattis Company
Farmers’n Company
Dooly Superior Court
Farmer's Gin Company
Empire Cotton Oil Company
Farmers’ Gin Company
T. W. Joiner
H. C. Davis
Olds Automobile
Bowser
Milburn-Whitehead Garage Company
B. Joiner
Vienna City Council Moves Council Chamber to New Municipal Building
An ordinance authorizes moving the Vienna Council Chamber from the First National Bank of Vienna to the city owned lot where a new municipal building has been erected on Union street. The move, approved May 5 1016, makes the site the permanent home for council sessions, mayor and recorder courts, clerk and treasurer offices. Alder men J W Lytle mayor signs with city officials approving the change.
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Vienna
Vienna News
First National Bank of Vienna
City of Vienna
Union Street
Walton Broz
W. R Vaughn
Council Chamber
City of
City Council of
Council
Asid
J. W.lytle
C. L. Arnold
J. R. Caubey
T. H. Gregory
P. A. Lennard
N. A. Powell
The Thing He Likes About a Day Off Driving Tours
A Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt notes the ordinary man rarel y feels importance except when on a day off he pays a fee and tours 60 miles to view 18 or 20 homes priced around $10,090, with no real intent to buy.
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Philadelphia
Inquirer
Daylight Time Change in Britain Causes Mixed Reactions
Britain shifted clocks Sunday between 2 and 8 am for the daylight saving trial. Railways adjusted, some trains ran late, but connections waited. Big Ben marked the moment. farmers in Northamptonshire urged ignoring the change on farms, while newspapers abroad appeared delayed by the hour.
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London
Great’ Britain
Connectiog
France
America
U-18 Blamed for Sussex Attack in 1916 Crisis
State department sources from Entente allies say submarine U-18 commanded by Otto Steinbrink torpedoed the channel liner Sussex, triggering the U.S. Germany crisis. Ambassador Gerard had not yet replied on punishment promised by Germany, and another inquiry may follow.
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Washington
State Department
Otto Steinbrink
Sussex
United States
Germany
Gerard
Southern Railway president cites wheat report and South gains
Washington and remarks on the May 1 winter wheat condition report from the United States Department of Agriculture. President Harrison notes the total U S crop will be 156,765,000 bushels below last year while Southern states show a 3,064,000 bushel rise under the Southern Railway traversed area. He highlights state gains in Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee, with small declines in North and South Carolina and Mississippi. The trend toward diversified farming and stronger food production in the South is emphasized, along with a census indicating hog numbers up over 150 percent since 1910 in South Carolina.
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Washington
D. C
United States Agricultural Department
Harrison
Southern Railway Company
United States
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
South
Shriners Set Atlanta Ceremonial Parade June First
In Atlanta Georgia Yaarab Temple plans a June first ceremonial at the city auditorium with six thousand Shriners expected from Georgia and the Southeast. Potentate Walter P Andrews leads committees as bands and patrols march in a long afternoon parade and an Oriental evening program. Imperial High Priest Freyland Kendrick of Lulu Temple Philadelphia will attend as a national officer guest.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Southeastern
Southatlantic
City
Walter P. Andrews
Yaarab Temple
Andrews
Buffalo
Freyland Kendrick
Lulu Temple
Philadelphia
Bealed Book and the Gamble of Judgment
A concise reflection on bias in judging cases between a worthy man and any woman. The text argues that only divine wisdom could determine true justice amid disagreements, implying human judgment may fall short of fairness.
Berlin Informs Wilson No Answer To Note
Berlin reports to Wilson that Germany will not respond to the latest American note on the submarine controversy. The confidential advices from Berlin claim no reply will be given, reflecting Germany's stance as the issue cools in Washington.
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Berlin
Wilson
Washington
Germany
United States
Prisoner Echoes Defiant Phrase In Dallas News
In a terse Dallas News excerpt, an inmate named Kenney mutters through a line about stone walls and cages while addressing a skeptical minister, saying they’ve got him and that’s all. The fragment hints at a prison exchange with religious or legal overtones.
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Kenney
Stone Walla
Maka
Dallas News
Economic Epigram on Honest Work and Fair Dealings
A compact meditation extols speaking truthfully and working steadily while coaching fair deals. It emphasizes compassion for others and warns against tying, shirking, cheating, and defaming as paths to social prominence. The piece frames lasting rewards as arising from integrity over public status.
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W. F. George
Lummus
T. Thind
Lick
United States District P
H. P. Schofield
P. Schofield
G. Herring
Bank of Pinehurst
G. L. Herring
Towit
Great Britain
Westminster
Northhamptonshire
Jung Lee
Vienna, GA
Howe
Shriners
Caesar
Cicero
Petrarch
UNIVE
Ford
Detroit
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