Waycross Consolidates Journals into One Metropolitan Daily
The Waycross Journal and Herald announce a merger to form one Daily Metropolitan newspaper. L V Williams remains editor. Publication will be every evening except Sunday with a weekly edition on Fridays. The plant will expand and aim to broaden circulation in South Georgia while keeping current advertising and subscription rates.
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Waycross Journal
Waycross Herald
Waycross
Journal
The
Herald
Waycross Daily Journal
Waycross Evening Herald
Weycross Journal and Herald
L. V. Williams
Journal and Herald
Ware County
Ann
South Georgia
Savannah
Evening Herald
Frank P. Wade
Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Mrs Sears in Waycross
Mrs Sears of 14 B ft Waycross describes severe back pain and frequent kidney issues. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills as advised by a relative her symptoms eased after a few chores and have not returned. She recommends using Doan's Kidney Pills and notes the product is sold at all dealers.
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Waycross
Dean
Georgia Moves for San Francisco Exposition Films
Atlanta chamber of commerce plans a liberal subscription campaign to fund Georgia motion pictures for the San Francisco exposition. Georgia officials and organizers say the city streets factories and colleges portrayed on film will best advertise the state. Frank Weldon and Clyde Benson report progress and aim to have miles of Georgia films ready for opening day showings in the Georgia state building with proceeds aiding its construction.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Macon
George
Frank Weldon
Clyde Benson
San Francisco
Georgia
Georgia State Building
New Treaties Make War Almost Impossible
Washington reports four new treaties with Great Britain France Spain and China aim to prevent armed conflict by submitting disputes to a permanent commission for a year. Secretary Bryan notes these pacts cover over nine hundred million people and extend peace efforts to two thirds of the globe, with plans to sign with more nations.
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Washington
D. C
Treasea
United States
Great
Britain
France
Spain
China
Bryan
Tele-Grama
Germany
Russia
Austria
Belgium
Japan
Great Britain
Lew Dockstader Buys A Bale In Atlanta Vaudeville
Lew Dockstader arrives in Atlanta and headlines the Forsyth as a vaudeville star. He joins the "Buy a Bale of Cotton" drive, urging friends in show business to buy one bale or stay out of the South, just after reaching Peachtree Street.
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Atlanta
Lew Dockstader
Peachtree Street
Forsyth
Lew
Dockstader
South
Chinese statesmen in Atlanta stir Chinese in America
Fung Chi You former Sun Yat Sen secretary and Koo Fit Tuck Canton commerce commissioner visit Atlanta to study conditions and rally Chinese in America against the government. They spoke to a Chinese meeting as local Chinese largely favor a revolution within years.
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Atlanta
Fung Chi You
Sun Yat Sen
Koo Fit Tuck
Canton
Revolutionary Party
China
America
Koo
Twelve Members of Expedition Perish in Arctic Tragedy
Nome Alaska Sept 17 Twelve members of the Stefansson Arctic expedition have died. The Karluk's crew suffered extreme hardships and the Bear rescued eleven survivors from Wrangell Island. Others perished on Wrangell Island and a castaway death by exposure is noted. A stray cat from Victoria was saved. The disaster followed the Karluk ice crushing last January and a long march for Wrangell Island.
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Nome
Alaska
Stafansson
United States Revenue Cutter
Bear
Karluk
Wrangell Island
King
Wingo
King and
Winge
East Cape
Siberia
Bakigio
Rogers Harbor
Wrangell
Island
Victoria
B. C
Andrew Norman
Anderson
Herald Island
Pardea
Forbes-MacKay
Siberian
Railroads Expect Mail Pay Increase Amid Congress Push
Ralph Peters, former Atlantian now head of the Long Island railroad and railway pay commission, tells Georgia friends the government will grant railroads higher pay for carrying the U S mails. He notes Congress has debated the issue and that opponents like Louis D Brandela concur roads are underpaid and face losses per trip. a ten percent raise is widely expected as Washington acts.
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Atlanta
Ralph Petera
Long Island Railroad
Railway Pay Commission
Georgia
United States
Congress
Louis D. Brandela
Washington
Ware County mortgage sale in Deen lands auction notices
Ware County Georgia notice of public sale to satisfy three promissory notes for 37 500 principal and 31 103 32 interest to Sept 8 1914. Property includes numerous Ware County land lots in the 8th 9th and 12th districts plus Clinch and Charlton counties described with blocks and parcels. Sale held at Ware County Court House on Oct 6 1914 with heirs and appurtenances. Also Lulu Strong deed of trust sale of Brewer Street Subdivision Lots 9 and 10 in Waycross on first Tuesday in October 1914 at court house.
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Georgia
Ware County
Georgia Farm, Fruit and Pe‘can Company
Deen Realty and Improvement Company
A. K. Benjcoms
H. D. Bunn
Clerk of Superior Court
Pine Grove
Said County
A. C. L. Railroad
Clinch County
Charlton County
G. W. Deen
Collinsville
Lewis
L. D. Hickox
Sald County
Said
Hendricks
J County
Georgia Farm, Fruit and Pecan Company
Anderson Lumber Company
Deenland Farms
Deen ‘Realty and Improvement Company
A. K. Sessoms
Geongia
Ware
Lulu Strong
Waycross Savings & Trust ' ‘Company
Court House
Waycross
Brewer Street
Emo Strett
Albany Avenue
Brunswick and Western Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Maggie L. Turner
Public Auction Notice of Security Deed Foreclosure
Waycross Savings & Trust Co announces a foreclosure on Lulu Strong's property due to default on promissory notes. After thirty days of default, the entire indebtedness becomes due, with ten percent attorney fees and costs, sale proceeds to repay debt with surplus to Lulu Strong. Deed to purchaser by undersigned. September 1, 1914.
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Lulu
Lulu Strong
Waycross Savings & Trust Co
D. F. Arthur
J. L. Sweat
Appraisers seek twelve months support in Ware County
Notices in Ware County Georgia cite relatives to show cause why twelve months support for families of C W Royal and Joe Sheppard should not be granted in the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in October 1914. Also a public sale of Maggie L Turner property in Waycross to satisfy a city court execution against W F Raybon and Turner.
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State of Georgia
Ware
C. W. Royal
Havin
Georgia
Joe
Sheppard
B. H. Thomas
Twelve Months' Support Citation for J C Rippard Family
A notice in the Court of Ordinary seeks twelve months support for the family of J C Rippard, deceased. All persons claiming to oppose the application must appear on the first Monday in October after filing their return. This 1st day of September, 1914, N D H Thomas, DIL 4.
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Georgia
Ware
J. C. Rippard
Nd. H. Thomas
Reading Aloud War News Draws Inmate Audience
A newspaper notice notes that even inmates and diverse readers gather to hear war dispatches read aloud. The scene underscores the broad appeal of the JourRnel and its coverage of distant towns.
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Ware County Legal Advertisements
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