The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], March 04, 1926, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
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TEACHER ACCUSED OF
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TEACHING FREE LOVE
JHANNON CITY, lowa, March 4
Bif- 4 frer the school board had
¢horged him vith teaching theories
i nataral v ithout mar
sjage < mon; he agricultural
elass of s d school
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sened. Ti ird guestioned the
Brinci) v y were informed
Ry he students that
&iockdale had advocated free love
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CITATION— DISMISSION FROM l
ADMINISTRATION
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wtor of George Robinson, ru:m:“
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vrged from Ris administration, and|
ave Leitérs of Dismission on the!
irst Mouday n Aprii, 1926, {
W, P. FLEMING, Ordinary,
CUSATION == A DMINISTRIATION !
tulAi Crisp Counly !
11 Whom It May Concern:
.. tznith having in proper form
! o *Pepeagnont aeetier:
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i, late of said County, this
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be and appear at my office within th
time allowed by law, and show <ausa
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£ cuilon shouvld not be granted to
g syrd, who is selected in writing
v majfority of the heirs, as_admin
strator of said estale,
Witaess my hand and coffizial signa
ture, thig 18t duy of Mar. h, 1%%6.
1-3-4 t W P, PERMISKS Clbary
CITATION—YEAR’S SUpban |
CEOGRCGIA, Crisy Couuly.
i A 1 Whom It May Conesapn:
otlics 18 aereby given, that the ap
rarsers appointed to set apart and as
sizn g year's support to Clara Harper,
the widow of Wiyatt Harper, deceased.
vi: thled their award, and unless good
anl sufficient cause is ghow n, the
same will-ha made tha lardapm -2t of
the court at the April term, 11926, of
the Court of Ordinary,
i "1"1:5 March lgt, 1926.
d-d-1t W. i, FLEMING
Oidinary Crisp county
(l'l‘A'l‘i()N—l)lH)llSSl()l\' FROM !
ADMINISTRATION f
GIRCRGTIA, Crisp County.,
WHEREAS, S, A, loyal, Administra-
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THE CORDELE DISPATCH
tor of J. M. Pipkins, represents to the
Court in his petition, duly filed ant
entered on record, that he has fully ad
minictered said estate:
wais iy, tnerefore, to cite all per
sons concerned, kindred and creditors.
to show czuse, if any they <an, why
s2id Administrator ghould not be dis
charged from his administration, and
reseive Lettors of Dismission on the
tirst . Monday .in_ April, 1926,
D-3-4t W. P, FLEZMING, Orédinary
CITARIOY =" sy IsvTOY FilOM
ADMINISTRATION
IGEORGIA, Crisip County. ?
WP RAS, Henry F. Ninner, Ad
ministrator of 8. J. \W. Nipper, repre-
VRI Cokrt 1n onis peduon, waly
filed anld entereqd on record, that h
has fully a’dministere]d s~id cetata:
This is, thercfore, to cite all persons
concerned, Mindpoadg ant creditors, 0
ghow comse, if any they can, why said
Administrator should not be discharged
from N4is administration. an? recejve
Tietters ¢f Dismission on the first Mon
cay in April. 1926
3-3-4 t W. P, FLEMING, Ordnary
CITATION—=DISMISSION FROM
ADMINISTRATION
CRORCTA, Crign Ccunty.
‘WHEREAS. Henry ¥. Ninper Ad
mwinistrator of Mra. Mary «A. Nipper,
remresents to the Court in his petiting,
Auly filed and entered on record, thnt
le has fully adminiztered said estate:
This is, therefere. to «ite all perszons
ccneernad, kindral and ~reditors, to
show ~aae. jf any they can, why sail
Administrator shonld not be discharc«-
ed from hiec administration, and resniva
T.etters of Trisrm i <ion on the first Mon
dav in April’ 1994,
3-2-4 t VA P. FTFPVING, Ordinary
OFFICIAL ORDER
WHREPTAS pnvnart to tha pravi
~inng ‘o Poistion 28, of an Act of the
General Assenitly, ayvproved August
23, 1855, being “An Act for the pro
tocticn of birds, firh, game, and fur-
Beavin g ahimals”, ete, the grand jury
o 0 ¢ wp County, Georgia, did, at the
Janvary term, 1926, of tiae Superior
Court of said county, and on ¥euruary
2, 1926, recommend that fishing in any
manner be prchibited in the nvaters of
said Crisp county during the months
of April, May, and June, for a period
i three yeans beginning with the
yYear 1926, and,
- WHEREAS, a certified copy of said
rezc-nmendstion, signed by the Cic.x
o 0 tae Superior Court of said County
0f Crisp and hearing his oifi 1l Sfat
- has been filed with the Board of Game
ard Fish
It is, therefore, ordered ihat it shall
e unlawful to Tish in any- of %
. TR ret CRAGLC Aty et hiank
and line or by any other meansy, durin~”
thie montha of April, May and June o
the years, 1926, 1957, 11328,
Proviled. that nothing herein cos
tained shall anply to private ponds, os
defined by law.,
' This or.iar wna'l Meocmae ef"¢cative af
‘e it as heen alvertised once a week
for four weeks in a newspaper of gen-
L evel zireulation in Crisp County.
. This, the Twenty-3aventh day of
;) bruare, 1926,
] J. H. DOZIER. Chairman
| CHAS. S. ARNOW, !
: M. O. DUNNINT,
Membhers of Board
i ‘..\t:cst. Peter . Twitty, Secretary
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THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1928