Byrom Estate Admin Plea in Dooly County Georgia
W F Byrom applies for permanent letters of administration on the estate of Mrs Susan M Byrom deceased in Dooly County Georgia. Ordinary J D Hargrove will pass upon the application on the first Monday in July this year. Date June 4 1917.
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Georgia
Dooly County
W. F. Byrom
Susan M. Byrom
J. D. Hargrove
S. B. Byrom
J.D. Hargrove
Harvard
Wes
J. G. Bryant
Elmer Bryant
Sallid Wallace
J. C. Wallace
Probate and Real Estate Sale Notice in Dooly County
On June 4 1917 Ordinary J D Hargrove approves S B Byrom petition for administration. Court sale July first 1917 at courthouse in Vienna Georgia of two parcels totaling four acres on Cotton Seventh and 8th Streets with improvements, to satisfy a writ from Ella Mitchell in favor of W D Hawkins against M C Mitschelr, cash.
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Georgia
Dooly County
Gl County
Towit
Vienna
Will Wiggins
Green Bonds
Wiggins
G.T. Stovall
M. C. Mitschelr
Superior Court
Ella Mitchell
W. D. Hawkins
M. C
Chell
Jr Hon
Guardians and Administrations Filed in July Court
Georgia county notices list guardianship petitions for Elmer Bryant Wilig Bryant and others, with execution set for the first Monday in July 1917. Also permanency of administration sought for J C Wallace, and multiple property foreclosures and tax sales scheduled for July first and first Tuesday, including a house and lot in Angdilla and other parcels in Vienna.
Dixie Overland Tour Entries From Georgia Collected
Columbus Ga June entries for the third annual Dixie Overland Highway tour to Savannah June 21 22 28 are being received at the Association headquarters. Georgia entries include Aubrey N Olliff five passengers in an Oakland Inman M Foy Buick D Percy Ay eritt five passengers in a Buick E M Anderson four passengers in a Grant Six. Judge Patterson State Highway Department chairman will join part of the trip from Columbus to Savannah.
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Columbus
Georgia
Savannah
Association
Statesboro
Aubrey N. Olliff
Oakland
Inman M. Foy
D. Percy Ayeritt
E. M. Anderson
Judge Patterson
State Highway Department
Savan
Dixie Overland Highway
Yuma
Arizona
The Day’s Quietest Hour and the Fear of Self
A fragment reflecting on the two o’clock afternoon period as slack-water, when doubt and disillusionment strike. The author recalls in vivid prose how a person may feel exposed and unreal, stripped of credentials, in a brief, unsettling moment.
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William McFee
Atlantic
St Augustine Nights Delivers Black Voices in City
W D Howella in Harper's Magazine describes night sounds in St Augustine. He notes African American residents sweep streets and gossip openly, their voices constant and musical. The passage likens their murmurs to blackbirds carrying spring news through the city.
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St. Augustine
W. D. Howella
Harper’s Magazine
A Costly Kitchen and Potatoes in Courts
A Potemkin slice of royal splendor notes Persia shah kitchen gold tableware and a 120-strong staff, with 30 chefs and silver-only dining for cold meats. A second item recalls Parmentier using potatoes to spark peasant curiosity and royal display at Louis XV's court.
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United Kingdom
Persia
Hila
Majesty
Parmentier
Louis XV
How Taxes Should Be Apportioned In War Times
The article outlines principles for distributing the tax burden during wartime. It argues taxes should spread across the whole community, levy consumption taxes on nonessentials, impose excises on final consumer goods, tax business on net earnings, and make income taxes progressive while guarding against evasion.
Tax policy debate urges modest wartime levy changes
The document argues for moderating taxation during war, noting Britain’s rates and proposing a revised scheme. It criticizes retroactive taxes and excess-profits taxes, calls for lower rates on earned incomes under 10,000 and adjustments to top brackets, aiming for a total revenue around 1.25 billion. It stresses preserving social productivity and avoiding extreme tax policies.
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Great Britain
Senate
Thorewith
The South's Agricultural Boom in 1916
Atlanta bankers report the southern states reached 4.65 billion dollars in farm product value in 1916, only 8 percent below the national total. They foresee the South gaining a larger share of prosperity as it focuses on food and forage and a strong cotton crop.
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Atlanta
Excursion Fare Schedules Include Multiple Dates and Notes
Railway excursion fares listed for routes from Atlanta and Athens to destinations such as Washington and Louisville with multiple travel dates from May through September. Notes explain extensions by depositing tickets and small payment fees, including a September 30 extension.
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Washington, D. C
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Egil Advertisements
Court House
Parks
Worgiadooly County
Ang Dilla
C. P. Ponder
C. C. Duncan
C. P. Ponders
Arecon Street
Second Street
J. H. McCorvey
First Street
L. Speight
P. D. McCarty
J. F. Holly
J. W. Dinkins
Unadilla and
Snow
Jno. F. Lane
M. M. Lane
J. H. Pennington
Dixie Overland
Atlantic Beach
Pablo Beach
Jacksonville
White Springs
Fla
B. G. Moore
J. W. Jamison
C. B. Rhodes
Macon
Iuston
Flovill
Indian Springs
Jackson
Locusgrove
McDonough
Ek J. Barksdale, Jr
Atlanta, Ga
Athens, Ga
VIA
A. B
A. RY
Birmingham
Ala
Chattanooga
Tenn
Knoxville, Tenn
Loule
W. W. Croxton
J. BE. English
A. Ay
A. Be& A. Ay
Vienns
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Filnt
Ford
Calhoun
Pinehurst, Ga
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