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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1921
Page
7
President Harding was formally notified of his election to lead the American Red Cross. The appointment follows former President Wilson’s resignation. The notice appears among a mix of railway timetables and Clarke County legal notices.
A petition to the Superior Court by Jake Bernstein and others seeks incorporation of News Publishing Company for twenty years with renewal option. The proposed business includes publication and distribution of newspapers, stationery supply, job printing, and related activities. Authorized capital starts at $10,000, with potential growth to $75,000 and up to $50,000 in preferred stock. The company would own real and personal property, incur debts, and operate under a corporate charter.
The document outlines charter powers for a corporation, including board selection by stockholders, scope changes by majority common stock, and required paid-in capital. It notes attorneys Cobb & Bell and a July 27 1921 filing with Clarke County Clerk E J Crawford, certifying the application as a correct copy in the Clarke Superior Court files.
Property levied upon as the defendant Smith Construction Company assets to satisfy two laborers' liens from the Superior Court of Fulton County Georgia. Description lists a ten ton Monarch steam roller and a five ton Tanan steam roller to be sold to the highest bidder for cash at legal hours. Sheriff Jackson announces the sale.
Filfot P. Fears has filed for appointment as permanent administrator with the will annexed of Mrs. Mary J. Parr, deceased of Rab County. All interested parties must show cause at the September 1921 term of the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in September why he should not be appointed. August 12, 1921. R. C. Orr, Ordinary.
The Hoover committee prioritizes rescuing starving Russian children amid a transport collapse hampering relief. Funds of 12 to 15 million dollars are planned to feed 1.6 million kids for at least a month, with focus on Petrograd Moscow and Vologda while logistics falter.
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