Notice to creditors and various probate actions in Clarke County
Clarke County Georgia executors demand all creditors of W B Jackson deceased render accounts. August 2 1909 notice for Mrs Mattie Tuck for administration asking Joseph T Davis to be appointed administrator. Court of Ordinary to consider September term 1909. Also bids open September 7 1909 for lighting plant and water system at County Farm with right to reject bids. Various appointments and citations for administration dismissions and land sale in Athens and Clarke County. Executor John Gamble affidavit and notices for William Hale estate and H L Mullins estate discharge. Public sale of land in Athens City first Tuesday September 1909. Will of John R White filed for probate September 1909. Libel for divorce Billups vs Billups Clarke County. Public auction of 16 shares Jackson stock August 1909. Jul 13 1909 formalities and dates throughout.
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Georgia
Clarke County
W. B. Jackson
Naomi A. Jackson
George H. Thornton
Mattie Tuck
William Jones
Joseph T. Davis
B. Wingfield
State
Clarke
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Board of Commissioners
C. M. Strahan
John B. Gamble
Dan H. DuPree
Fannie M. DuPree
Court of Ordinary
Sr Witheas
Ture
John White Morton
William J. Hale
S. B. Wingfield
H. L. Mullins
M. E. Hale
B. Wingfield, Srb
Court House
Athens
Arch St
J. D. Threlkeld
M. L. Todd
Ann Davis
J. C. Arnold
Justice Court
E. L. Johnson
Levy
D. J. Cook
L. C
G. M
Johnson White
Birmingham
Ala
John R. White
MO. B. Gamble
Josie Billups
Ubel
C. H. Brand
Hae
Farke County
B. Jackson
Said
Report on State Sanitarium Abuses and Deaths
Atlanta August 11 The commission report to the General Assembly condemns the State Sanitarium for mistreatment of patients, escapes by female patients, and a deadly tuberculosis record with one seventh dying in five years. It cites inadequate attendants, improper supervision, and dismissals for mistreatment, while trustees deny most findings and blame funding gaps for needed improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Smith
General Assembly
Brown
R. E. Dunnington
William Lingold
Dennis
George T. Lawson
W. B. Brown
Savannah
Cook
Dunfiington
Mr. Glenn
Recreation Hall
Green
Milledgeville
Jones
Dunnington
Commission
Cupid’s Agencies Exposed In Matrimonial Fraud Probe
Chicago August 11 The federal inquiry into so called marriage bureaus reveals hundreds of thousands of dollars drained from victims yearly by agencies branded as a menace to the American people Assistant US District Attorney Shirer says the common view of these agencies as a joke is belied by court testimony and letters between vulnerable clients and anonymous operators. The Marion Grey case is cited and witnesses describe manipulative ads and fake matches that lure hopefuls into traps.
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Chicago
Marion Grey
United States
Shirer
Woman's World Magazine of
Marriage Bureau
United States Court
Kennesaw M. Landis
Roscoe Conklin
Illinois
Ohio
Cupid Agency
Texas
Henry Dement
Post Office
Scheers
St Louis Centennial Week Planned With Pageants and Races
Preparations for St Louis centennial celebrations proceed as the city outlines a week of events from October 3 to 9. Highlights include Aero Club balloon and air races with prizes, water and municipal pageants, the laying of cornerstone stones for buildings worth 1.5 million, a new 1 million dollar Public Library, educational and military displays, an industrial parade, the Veiled Prophet pageant, and a Centennial carnival downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Middle West
Aero Club of
Georgia State Agricultural Society Meets at Quitman
In Quitman Georgia the annual meeting of the Georgia State Agricultural Society opens with broad attendance. Delegates from every county hear President J J Conner call the convention to order. Reports from committees including constitution revision are presented and discussed as a multi day program unfolds with papers addresses and discussions on farming topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quitman
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Georgia
Deel Gates
J. J. Conner
Honest Willie's Reward
William Cowley, an office boy, asks for time off to attend a baseball game. The boss praises his honesty and lets him leave early, then decides to stay later to cover the work, saying he will report the score when he returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cowley
Philadelphia Times
George Washington
Willie
Athletics
Brown appoints T Hicks Fort to city court post in Georgia
Atlanta August 11 Governor Brown moved to confirm T Hicks Fort of Columbus as solicitor of the city court, while Attorney General Hart ruled Hoke Smith's earlier appointment of W Cecil Neill invalid for lacking a vacancy. The senate, in executive session, approved Fort and several other governor appointments despite the controversy. Fort succeeds H H Swift whose term ends October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
W. Cecil Neill
Columbus
Smith
H. H. Swift
Hart
Senate
Senate I
Fort
Brown
L. D. Shannon
Jeffersonville
H. L. Griffin, Jr
F. Memory
Pierce County
A. M. Foote
Cartersville
Grain market figures in New York Auburn data
Market listings show price movements with open and close values across months from August to June. Chicago grain market notes Wheat quotes appear as 64 68 64 38 66 with a 1 4 fraction, reflecting mixed pricing in the period.
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E. Jackson, Sherif
State OF
Rons Malls
Chattanooga, Tenn
Bob Billups
B.jscrawford
Radmi A. Jackson
H. Thornton
Cupid's
Searchlight Club
Evelyn Moore
Georgia Agricultral
New York
Auburn
Liverpool
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