Clarke County Legal Bids Open Education Road Bonds
Clarke County Georgia will receive sealed bids for twenty million dollars in five percent permanent road and bridge bonds and two hundred thousand dollars in five percent educational bonds. Bonds are dated for payment semiannual each January and July and mature in periods through 1952. Sealed bids must be accompanied by certified checks of five percent. Also notices seek incorporation Bowen-Crews Company for twenty years with initial capital and operations in Athens. Clarke County Superior Court Clerk certifies authenticity.
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Clarke County
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Geerwill
Iowa
Tate Wright
Clarke’ County
Superior Court
Said
ORGIA
W. Bowen
W. Crews B. Crews
Hancock Couanid
Ile
Bowen-Crowa Company
Priviene
Horace
Frank HO
B. J. Crawfo
Georgia
Elmer J. Crawford
Said County
Bowen-Crews Company
Sealea
Clarke
Clarke County Court House
Athens
Tate Awhindit
Georgia Clarke County notices of guardianship and administration actions
A series of Clarke County notices dated 1922 announces petitions for probate and administration. W T Broxton as administrator seeks sale of estate assets. Citations issue for heirs and creditors of deceased, with hearings scheduled at the county court of ordinary. Other entries cite permanent administration requests, guardianship discharge petitions, and guardianship hearings for Joan Wise McGregor and A H Hodgson Jr. plus notices to all concerned.
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Georgia
Chrice
Dootson
William
Clarke County
James A. Harbin
H. Filnton
Clarke
Albert A. Rayle Jr
A. A. Rayle
A. A. Rayle Sr
Albert A. Rayle
Sallly
P. Hodgson
A. H. Hodgson, Jr
H. Hodgson
Petition for Removal of Disabilities and Public Sale Notice
This notices an application to remove disabilities filed July 1 1922 in Clarke County Superior Court to be heard October 1922. Also includes an administrator’s sale order for land in Franklin and Clarke counties to be sold September 1922 and December 1923 with property descriptions and purchaser terms.
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Alva Moore
Lillia’ Bruce
Alva L. Moors
Superior Court
Clarke County
Georgia
B. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
Kelly & Kelly
P. C. Lawrenceville
Court of Ordinary
Clarks County
Canony
Deimos Acres
Franklin Aglaw Tole Lowa
Tnt
Broad
Burnette
First Ave
A. N. Bowers
A. N- Bowers
Sheriff Sale Notices Across Clarke and Jackson Counties
August 11 1922 notices warn defendants of possession actions and sales. W B Jackson Sheriff lists foreclosures in Clarke and Madison counties including J W Malcom to S A Autry secured debt, land near Athens Monroe road, 61.7 acres. plus J M Landere distress warrant sale of cotton in Planters Warehouse Athens. Milag Sheridan to B F Farbstein security deed parcel of 61.7 acres near Clark County. and Hollingsworth Brick property sale in Jackson County to recover $17839.20 plus costs and interest. This August 10 to August 11 1922 notices by sheriffs and attorneys.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Athens
Monroe
J. H. Patman
Superior Court
J. W. Malcom
Oconee Superior Court
L. Autry
Peires Son
Tennants
Fala
W. BE. Jackson Sher
Planters Warehouse
Woo Iyi
J. M. Landére
Madison Co. Ga
J. l Chandler
J. M. Bohit
Prini
B. Jackson
Milag Sheridan
Farbstein
Sid
Sald County
M. Farbstein
Costi
Sandy Creek
Coputy
Clarke
H.C. Erwin
Jesse Callaway
Charlie Walker
H. C. Erwin
Clift ‘Turner
HR. Totty
Ll. Totty
Miles Sheridan
Bek Lape Faces Terror Strain After Explosions
Mp Bek Lape describes moments of faintness amid blasts near a coke works site. Injuries and chaotic scene disrupt operations as responders work to secure the area and assess damage.
Quiet Prevails In Senate After Brown Jackson Row
Special to The Banner-Herald reports a disruption in the senate when Senators L. C. Brown of Athens and Joe Ben Jackson of Grays threated and exchanged blows during a Wednesday session. Jackson allegedly threw an ink stand that struck Brown. both apologized, and order was restored with harmony resuming in the chamber.
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Senate
Banner-Herald
Ace
Oval
Apsia
Wets
Pa Sena
Chambers
L. C. Brown
Athens
Joe Ben Jackson
Grays
Jackson
Senator Brown
Athenas
Fenster
Peoducksis
Rail Commission Put In Charge Of Coal Distribution
Special to Banner-Herald reports that the Georgia Senate passed a resolution placing the railroad commission in charge of coal distribution during the coal strife. Governor Hardwick immediately Telegrammed Hoover to notify of the appointment so federal authorities under Mr. Hoover can begin coal shipments into Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner-Herald
Atlanta
Railroad Commission
Senate
Hardwick
Hoover
Georgia
Combarracks SMD To Be On Fire In Dublin Conflict
A Dublin report cites a government aviator noting fires across barracks in work and the regular stronghold. Irregulars and Nationalist forces clash, with ships reporting burning buildings including the admiralty house and Queenstown naval hospital. Casualties include wounded and at least one death as fighting spreads through Passage West and Union Hall areas.
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London
Ork
TIMES
Dustin
Dublin
Ptesk
Stemship
Passage West
Union Hall
Cork
Admiralty House
Queenstown
Clonemel
One Million Children Aged 10 to 15 in Work
Washington report shows 1,060,858 American children ages 10 to 15 engaged in gainful work in 1920, either on own account or for wages. The figure marks declines since 1910 in agriculture and mining, with small rises in manufacturing sectors.
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Washington
Anniversary Cablegram Wishes Peace and Prosperity
A garbled anniversary cablegram expresses goodwill toward the republic and the hope that Germany may steadily move toward peace, good understanding, happiness, and progress despite the fragmentary text. The message honors a historic day and conveys sincere wishes from the sender. The legible entities include references to a republic form of government and a desire for peaceful cooperation.
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Harding
Republica
Gove
Pecans Ca Re Germany on Republic Birthday
Washington. A message from President Ebert celebrating Germany’s republic birthday expresses hope for understanding, prosperity, and happiness for the German people. The tone reflects official gratitude and cordial relations between nations.
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Pecans
Germany
Washington
Iising
Prosperi Iy
Congratu
Ebert
Prizes Offered for Copper and Bronze Durability Photos
New York City hosts an international photography contest offering 1000 dollars in prizes for images showing the durability of copper, brass, and bronze. Photographs must be mailed with backs labeled, include the photographer’s address, and are to be judged within 60 days after the contest ends.
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New York City
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C. Orr
Ghete
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Wi Calloway
B.C, Orr
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ORR Orinary
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Louise Co. McGregor
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Bighgate
Virginia Avenue
DuBose Ave
W. B. Jackson Bhoritt
Ralen Iy Gomate
Tur Reig
Davies Ainix
Erie Paweling
Bolton
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Hollingsworth Brick Company
Newton
Jackson County
Athens Sand Comerce
Southern Brick Company
Hurbert Fleming
P. Hollingsworth
Holrth Brick
Hubert Fleming
Erwin
Edwin & Nix
Bek Lape
Ort An
InvTealy
Rail Commission
Coal
Combarracks Smd
Aviator
Measey Boot. & Co
Talmadge Bros. & Co. Distributors
Costa’s
W. H. Harper
P.O. Box
Valdosta
Sul
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