Waycross Seeks New U S Judge Position in Georgia Fight
In a county seat weekly, editor Lyolney Williams laments neglect of South Georgia in the push for a United States judgeship. He argues Waycross deserves the new post, naming Hon. W. W. Lamblin as candidate and urging support from President Wilson, Senator Hoke Smith, and Rep. Thomas W. Hardwick.
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Macon
Atlanta
Georgia
South Georgia
United States
Savannah
Valdosta
Thomasville
Albany
Cordele
Maco
Washington
Waycrowa
Waycross
W. W. Lamblin
Tlon
Wilson
Hoke Smith
Thomas W. Hardwick
Waycro
Augusta
Supreme Court
North Georgia
U. S
Philippine Islands
Commissioner Sale Ware County Georgia 1914 foreclosure notice
Commissioner will sell at public outcry in Ware County Georgia on the first Tuesday in October 1914 at court house doors to satisfy decrees in the Sessoms Bunn trustees proceedings against G W Deen and Deen Realty and Improvement Company. Description includes numerous tracts in Deenwood and North Deenwood and timber rights with contracts, notes, and liens, with sale terms, deposits, and potential continuations until full sale.
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Iatex K. Sessoms
H. D. Bunn
G. W. Deen and
Deen Realty & Improvement Company
Tully
Ware County
Deen Realty and Improvement Company
Puch
Alex K. Sessoms
George W. Deen
Thin Het
Bunn and Glison
Simon Hotel
Long Island
St. Simon
Men of Georgia May Due
Ne. OB
C. Averr
Kettle Creek
Deen
Gorman Street
Westwood Farms
West Durig
Clerk of Superior
Land of Towers
Court
Said County
Davies
Land of
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J. C. Beaty
Madeline
Downing
Torest
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Tala
Winona Park
Waycross
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Deen and Gilchrist
Dailey Manufacturing Company
Clinch County
Chariton County
Jacksonville
Anderson Lumber Company
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Eaid Deen
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G. P. Pollard
Josephine Street
Lamar Avenue
N. R. Wilcot
H. W. Powers
A. E. Smith
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Idylwilde
George A. Wiggins
Bell Street
T. J. Mercer
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Deenwood Farms
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South American Trade Hinted to Improve With Aid
Secretary Redfield states Latin American markets for American goods are weak now due to limited purchasing power, and calls for financial aid as essential. The author argues the U S should act early to invest, develop regional resources, and foster commercial ties rather than wait for others to take the lead.
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Latin America
Nedfield
United States
South America
Savannah beef and pork prices blamed on packers
The Savannah Morning News quoted a packing house manager noting price drops from a year ago, which led Atlanta branches to probe who spoke. Savannah butchers say the packers are responsible for current high beef and pork prices in the city.
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Savannah Morning News
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Atlanta
Bavannah
Savannah
Farmers Embrace Cooperative Change Says The Progressive Farmer
PARM FOLKS ARE LEARNING First. They are beginning to quit farming by signs of the moon and deplaiting 2 farm by sense of the earth. Second, 'They have quit "laying by" by the time of the year and are beginning to "lay by" by the condition of the crop. Third, They no longer buy fertiliser by the smell of the goods, but are beginning to buy it for the plant food It contains... They are beginning to realize that just as there is many load which one horse working alone would never budge but which several horses hitched together pull easily.
Waycross Herald absorbed by Way crome Journal edits
The Waycross Herald, a militant daily, is absorbed by the Way crome Journal led by L Volney Williams. The change aims to create a single strong daily in Waycross, replacing two former dailies and shifting political and editorial influence amid national figures and pension debate.
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Waycross
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