Legal Advertisements in Clarke County Georgia 1922
Clarke County Georgia notices announce public sales guardianship of Dorothy Fulcher shares in Bank of Statesboro and sale of personal property. Sheriff announces levy on Willys Knight car and gas outfits to satisfy a note to D G Anderson. mortgage details with interest and attorneys fees. Administrators call creditors to file demands and debtors to pay. Court orders set twelve months support for the Dunbar family and show cause by January 1 1923.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Dor
Willys- Knight
Heywood
Will Porter
D. G. Anderson
Superior Court
Said County
W. E. Jackson
H. Dunbar
Ember
R. C. Orr
Frank J. Myers
Kh. C. Orr
A. L. King
L. D. Lougbridge
Sheriff's Sale Describes Athens Property in Clarke County
Sheriff W E Jackson announces a January 1923 sale at the courthouse in Athens Clarke County Georgia. The parcel lies along Hancock Avenue near Chase Street bounded by Hancock Jennings Bloomfield and Matthews properties with a 140 by 52 foot footprint. The sale follows an execution connected to Mary L Wilkins versus Joxesty Norflett and W D Nor, and a quit claim to Sweety Norflett. Written tenant notice has been provided as required.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Athens
Hancock Avenue
Chase Street
Areetek Ayer
Lillian E. Bloomtighd
Elenora Jennings
Superior Court
Carlton Beusse
Carlton Beussee
Sweety Norfiett
Mra. Jennings
Bloomfield
Matthews
Sweetyorfiett
City Court of
Mary L. Wilkins
Joxesty Norflett
W. D
Property Description and Sheriff Sale Notice 1922 Athens County
The notice describes a property bounded by J. H. Mealor Carr estate Mrs Price and Poplar Street as the south half of Lot 20 in E. K. Lumpkin survey within Clarke County Georgia. It notes previous conveyance to W. P. Eberhart by Albert Boylston and references a 1906 deed, a City Court of Athens result for Guaranty Investment and Loan Company, and a security deed. It states a quit claim for levy, required notices to tenant, and that the property will be sold on the first Tuesday in January 1923 at the courthouse to satisfy an execution in favor of Thos. S. Robison against Pearline J. Gates. The sheriff W. E. Jackson signs the notice dated December 7, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Nina F. Blasingame
Dorothy Q. Fulcher
Court House
Athens
Bank of
Statesboro
Court of Ordinary
Bulloch
Gale
Nina FP. Blasingame
J. H. Mealor
Carr
Gleason
Price
Poplar Street
E. K. Lumpkin
William Carr
W. P. Eberhart
Albert Boylston
Interstate Building & Loan Association
Superior Court of
Clarke Deputyy
W. P., Eberhart
City Court of
Guaranty Investment’ & ‘Loan Company, Our
Guaranty
W. E. Jackson
G. M
Phillip Neely
George J. Johnson
Pearline
Della Johnson
Pearline Johnson
Pearline Gates
Thos. S. Robinson
Pearline J. Gates
Robison
Georgia Clarke County
High Shoals Manufacturing Company
H. €. Anderson
Belle Johnson Anderson
Athens Court Sale Notices Need Precise County Description
Legal notice announces a public sale of the described Athens Clarke County Georgia land parcel under a City Court judgment in favor of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company against C H Von Cannon B F Von Cannon and P O Wall. The sale occurs in January 1923 before the Court House in Athens during legal hours to the highest bidder.
Sheriff Sale Set for January 1923 at Court House
A sheriff sale is announced for January 1923 before the Court House door in Clarke County to settle a legal extant levy. The property, No. 3 28 Elberton Street, Athens, bounded by Osborn and the Georgia Railroad, 190 feet on Elberton Street and 463 feet back, will be offered to the highest bidder. The tract, owned by I rah Harris, was levied to satisfy a city court judgment in favor of Mrs. Annie Hythe. notice and possession dates were recorded in November 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Said
Nale
Athens
George
Osborn
Georgia Railroad
Hain
Elberton Street
Frye
Elberton
Elbertoh Street
Irah Harris
Annie Hythe
Deen
W. E. Tackson
Clarke Countill
Court House
J. D. Bradwell
Lands and estates tied to Clarke County notices and sale
A lengthy Clarke County collection of public notices, including a real estate levy against Nona Cole over 443 Oak Street in Athens for debt satisfaction, administration petitions for Frank J. Myers and widows support actions, estate sales of stock in Belle Johnson Anderson, a car confiscation sale of a Cadillac Touring Car, and a divorce libel against W G Walters all dated December 1922 with court orders and deadlines.
Cotton Crop Report From India and Sudan Conditions
Washington reports India's cotton crop yielding well with favorable weather per the International Institute of Agriculture. The second forecast lists area planted to Oct 1 at 17,412,000 acres, up percent from last year, while Sudan’s crop up to Oct 17 is also reportedly good amid international concerns in Paris.
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India
Washington
International Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
Department of Agriculture
Sudan
Market News Chicago Grain and Livestock Report
Chicago markets show wheat and corn easing early trading with mixed cash quotes for No. 2 hard and No. 2 yellow corn. Oats slide with minor hedged gains from hog values. Cattle and sheep receipts indicate weakness in beef steers while veal calves hold around 9.5 dollars. Poultry and potato markets show alive birds weaker with ongoing regional price variations.
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Chicago
Poultry Alive
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
New York Stocks and Bonds Show Mixed Moves
New York markets opened irregularly with a downward tilt as Baldwin and Studebaker fell. Chesapeake and Ohio jumped 3 8 over news of potential purchase talks while Peoples Gas and Columbia Gas rose on dividend expectations. Ex-dividend trading affected nearly 100 NYSE shares and gains concentrated in industrials and specialties amid improving sentiment.
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New York
Allied Chemical and Dye
Allis Chalmere
American Car and Foundry
American Hide and Leath
1American Int. Corp
American Locomotive
American Smelting
Atchison
Guilt and
W. Indies
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Oh Pethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather Chandler Motors
Chesapeake and Oh
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Cheago, R. L
Pacific China Copper
Colorado
Crucible Steel
Erie
Playera- Laskey
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motora Goodrich Co
Creat Northern Pfd
Ilinala Central
Inspiration Copper
International Harvester
Marine
International Paper , Invincible of
Kelly Springfield Kennecott Copper
Louisville and Nashville
Mexican Petroleum Int
Miami Copper
Middle States
Smidvale Steel
Ort Pacific
New York Central
N. A
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Oklahoma
Pacific Oil
Pan American Extraleum
Pennsylvania
Cessiere
Ray Con
Iron and Steel
Royal Dutch
N. Y
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con. Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker, Corporation
Standard Oil of
N. J
Oy Tennessee Copper
Ome Texas CO
Texas and Pacific
Transcontinental
Union
Pacific
United Retail
Sto U
United States Rubber
United States Steel Tnh
Westinghouse el Willys Overland
Atlantic Coast Line
Coen Com
Seeeeersenre
Gulf Staten Steel
Sloss Shef Steel and Tron
United Prilt
Virginia Care, Chemical
American Zinc
Eeeen
Chicago and
Northwestern
Wall Street
Baldwin
Studebaker
Chesapeake and Ohio
van Sweringen
Unmder
Peoples Gas
Solan Mbia Gas
Natunal Tead
New Haven
New York Stock Exchange
Foreign Exchange
U. S. Steel
Pan-American
Mixed commodity updates from Savannah and New Orleans markets
The report covers naval stores at Savannah with turpentine steady and receipts and stock figures, foreign exchange quotes for major currencies, New Orleans spot oil prices and stock levels, cotton seed oil prices in New York, and poultry and sugar market notes including spot and futures movements and daily totals.
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Savannah
Farmer G. Brown Shot to Death in Fertilizer Dispute
COCHRAN Ga G Mr Brown a well known farmer and merchant near Yonkers was shot and killed Thursday in a dispute over fertilizer. BIL W arrested and taken to somores county for a preliminary hearing.
Cotton Prices Move Down on Friday Market Decline
The Friday cotton market shows a drop in middling trade to 25 8-8 cents per pound from 25 5-8. New York futures opened lower but rallied during the day with January around 25.60 and March near 26.79 before easing. New Orleans and Liverpool notes indicate mixed activity, with Liverpool influence stabilizing prices amid talk of Germany loans and foreign exchange strength. Local trading paused for weekend considerations as buyers kept positions cautious.
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Foreign Exchange
NEW York
Vorelxa Exchange
Cagle
France
Italy
Belgium
Gimany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Czecho-Slavakia
Polanh Ugg
Argentine
Brazil
Liverpool
Jocal
Wall Street
Germany
New Orleans
Jran
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Duke Hamilton
AMANDA _NUNNALLY
de Bonis Non
Lumpkin Street
FL. von Cannon
P. O. Wall
Carl H. VonCannon
Dougherty Street
Fifa
C. H. VonCannon
B. F. VonCannon
Jefferson’ Standard Life Insurance Company
B. VonCannon
Oak Street
City of
Florrie Orr
Aaron
Nona Cole
Annie Blythe
Poston
W. E Jackson
Jos. S. Myers
Jos £ Myers
Rk. C. Orr
Sarah EB. Walters
W. G. Walters
Clarke Superior Court
Blanton Fortson
Anid Co
E. J. Crawford
Paris
Market News Associated Press
BAR Silver
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Money Market
NEW York Poultry
Nege ” New Ceat Poultry
COCML
Mindling
Crou
Boise
Hirschs
Hirsch Bros
Talmadge Bros. & Ca Distributors
W.t.collins & Co
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