Property Seizures in Waycross Ware County 1912 1914
Legal advertisements detail multiple property seizures in Waycross Ware County Georgia. Properties on D Street Church Avenue Albany Avenue and other sites are levied for unpaid cement sidewalk assessments and city claims. Names include Arthur E Reynolds Martha Jones Cora B Allen H Lester Marvis G E Shultz Madge E Finn W J Youmans J W Bennett and others. dates range 1912 1913 1914 with amounts listed and property descriptions.
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Wald
Algo
Waycross
Ware County
Georgia
Eald
D” Street
Lott and Gassett
Arthur E. Reynolds
J. W. Strickland
Jones Streets
Martha Jones
Church
Brewer Streets
G. E .Shultz
City of
Wayross
G. E. Shultz
Brewer Street
Brower
Church Streets
G. E. Shults
G. E B. Shultz
Warerogs
Georgina
Butler
Cora B. Allen
Thomas
W. M Fleming
Cornell
W. M. Fleming
Brunswick Avenue
Tebeau
J. A. Youmans
Cald
Allen and Lott
A B. Thorpe
J. B. Thorpe
Gordon Street
Gordontreet and
Plant Avenue
Home Furniture Company
Albany Avenue
Bessoms
Madge E. Finn
D" Street
Madge KE. Finn
Corncil
Willimna Street
Willams and
Gilmore Streets
John W. Bennet
Reed Street
First Methodist Church
Perham
John W. Bennett
A. C. Lowther
John W. Colley
Proclamation for Barrow County Creation Georgia 1914
Proclamation by Governor John M. Slaton announcing a proposed constitutional amendment to create Barrow County from parts of Gwinnett Walton and Jackson, with Winder as county seat, to be voted on November 3, 1914. It details district attachments, elected officials, and submission procedures.
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State of Georgia
Tureday
Barrow
John M. Blaton
General Assembly
State of
Georgia
Slass
Gwinnett
Walton
Jackson
Muylberry River
Hall County
Jackson County
Hall
Sackson
Hall, Gwinnett
Appalachia
Oconee
Walton,Jackson
Clarke County
Clarke Counties
McCleaky
Mulberry River
Mulberry
Winder
Georggia
Superior Court
Seid
Bott
Aite
Bartow
John M. Slaton
Arid State
Notice of Administration for Joseph H. Shephard Estate
The court informs all interested persons that on March 10, 1914 Joseph H. Shephard of Ware County died intestate. Any person applying for administration must do so, with objections to his appointment to be filed after this citation. Dated August 7, 1914 by B J Thomas, Ware County Ordinary.
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Georgia
Ware
Leonard Hickox
Easter Herrin
Esther Herrin
H. Thomas
Ware County
A. B. Lewis
W. J. Sanders
Tate
J. B. Lewison
W. J
Bander
B.H. Thomas
C. O. Bennett
B. H. Thomas
Mitchell Blackstone
Stephney Morgan
J. C. McGraw
Joseph H. Shephard
Lestate
Ore’ Ukaly
Eusperior Court
B. J. Thomas
Transport May Not Be Sent Abroad
Washington reports ships resuming abroad traffic reduce need for transports. Ambassador Herrick coordinates trains from Geneva for Americans in Switzerland and ships from Havre to the United States. About forty-one sailings arranged from England and Italy through October amid relieved Swiss situation and ample Italian ships.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
England
Italy
Garrison
Europe
Herrick
Switserland
Geneva
Havre
United States
Flanders
France
Lorraine
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston
Canada
International Mercantile Lines
Thomas Nelson Page
Rome
Liberia Seeks U S Advice On Wireless Neutrality
The Liberian government appeals to the United States for guidance in enforcing neutrality of its wireless and cable stations amid protests from France over Germany’s continued use of a Monrovia station. Britain also has cables to Monrovia, and Liberia asks Ambassador Page to present a solution to Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Republic of Liberia
Africa
United States
France
Germany
Monrovia
Liberia
Great Britain
Monrovania
Ambassador Page
Villa declares moral champion role in Mexican politics
Gen Francisco Villa states he seeks the American moral support to push for justice and law in Mexico under a civilian government. He asserts he will apply moral pressure on any future government and distances himself from military rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Carranza
French Embassy Report On London Movement
London August 26 The French embassy statement confirms a movement begun yesterday by order of the commander in chief continued today with no successful enemy opposition. A Prussian corps was attacked by Algerian riflemen in hand to hand combat with heavy German losses. Attacks against Nancy left Galata and Bavre routing two Austrian cavalry divisions.
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London
Gwerds
Nancy
Galata
Bave
Uncle Jim Woodward Bound To Win Re election
Atlanta, Aug. 26. Mayor James Q Woodward faces no opposition as he seeks a second term. He has guided the city with prudent gains including around 150000 saved by opposing costly crematory and fire alarm contracts and by demanding cash payments to reduce city indebtedness. Prominent challengers discussed earlier dropped out.
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Jim Woodward
Atlanta
James QO. Woodward A
Woodward
Waycross Resident Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills
Mrs. Mary F. Millan of Hicks Street Waycross reports kidney weakness from childhood with backache dizziness and fatigue. After taking Doan’s Kidney Pills she says relief came and she uses them when trouble returns. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Millburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Waycross
Mary F. Millan
Hicks Bt
Doan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Treatment
Fe Te Gore 8 Cold fa One Day quotes a long trustful testimonial about catarrh, claiming it is a constitutional disease treatable only by Hall's F J Cheney Co cure. It states the product works on blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any failure and mentions the hall's family pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gkova
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Deakingennessee
Pillsburys Best
C. S. Hardy & Son
Executive Department
Phillip Cook
Tinge
U. S
Pete Heeres
Pridgen Bros
J. W. S. Hardy
Court House
Pierce Institute
Aoe Mermel
Momes
Veethers
Cepty
Jones” Buggy Co
Waycross, Georgia
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