Land Sale By Court Of Ordinary In Clarke County Georgia
In Clarke County Georgia the ex officio judge will sell on January 1922 at the court house door by public outcry three tracts totaling 119.81 acres known as the Tate residence in Brawwen sy District. The land is bounded by Tom Giles Dukle Daniel J L McLeroy and others and will be divided among heirs at law per an August 1919 plat by R L Griffith.
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State OF Georgia
Clarke
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Dober
Amanda C
Braawénsy
Ing
Tom Giles
Dukle Daniel
R. L. Griffith
John B.gamble
Edgar Lee Sellara
Georgia
Clarke County
Edgar Lee Sellars
Blanton Fortson
Babies, Bernice Babcock, a Writer's Path to Success
The piece byline celebrates Bernice Babcock, noting she raised five children after a life altering accident. She authored The Soul of Ann Rutledge and The Coming of the King, writing during infant years and sleepless nights. Her perseverance led to sales, editorial work, and a magazine, with her sons now college educated.
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Dittle Royl
ATK
Bernie Babcock
Ann Rutledge
King
Otter
Realty Loan Investment Company incorporation hearing in Clarke County
Petitioners Lowe and Williams seek charter for The Realty Loan & Investment Company to operate loan real estate and insurance business in Athens Clarke County Georgia with capital stock of 1600 dollars and potential increase to 10000 dollars. They request corporate powers including sue and be sued contract and by laws and a common seal. Filed December 1921 clerk Crawford. Also lots and notices of public sale and property levies in Clarke County including land parcels in Athens and Madison County and estate administration actions.
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Realty Loan & Investment Company
Sach Corporation
Erwin, Erwin & Attorneys
J. Crawford
Superior Court
Georgia
Clarke County
L.crawfont
Doherenv
C. E. Lowe
A. E. Williams
B. J. Crawford
Clare County
Notice of sale under power of sale Clarke County Georgia
Notice is given that under and by virtue of a security deed dated December 9 1918 from William Powers to Elizabeth Bloomfield recorded in Clarke County Georgia the undersigned will sell at public outcry before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in January to the highest bidder for cash two land tracts totaling about 45 acres more or less described by metes bounds and sections including a beginning at Benton and Smith corner near a rock with post oak and branch courses and a second tract beginning at a rock on the south side of the Athens and...
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Bryan
1. Satter
C. G. Freeman
J. L. Aed
Barrow
Win
James
Johnson
Rock
White Oak
George Huff
Superior Court
Madison County
Georgia
Charles A. VerNooy
Levy
W. E. Jackson
Clarke County
Court House
Said
City of Athens
Barrett
C. T. Young
John Bird
Jonas
Norman Brock
City Court of
Athens
J. H. Winn
Agid Norman Brock
W. EB. Jackson
William Powers
Elisabeth L. Bloomfield
Elizabeth L. Bloomfield
Relia
Snlet
G. M. Said County
Benton's
Smith's
A. Rhodes
Note Detail in Farm Security Case Against Powers
A December 1918 note for 1000 dollars, due December 1920, is cited as security in a case against William Powers. The property will be sold to satisfy principal, interest, and costs, with any surplus paid to Powers. The filing is dated December 1921 by lawyer Elizabeth Bloomfield and firm.
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Beth T. Bloomfield
William Powers
William P. Powers
Elizabl, Bloomfield, Green
Guardian to sell ward property in Athens Clarke County Georgia
Andrew B. Payne guardian seeks court order to sell three parcels in Athens and Reese Street to Etta Cottin Payne for 890 dollars to reinvest proceeds of Liberty Bonds. Property includes 16 and 234 Chase Street 862 Reese Street 170 180 North Rock Spring Street and 967 969 Reese Street. Attorneys Green and Michael. Judge Blanton Fortson presiding January 28 1927 at 11 a.m. Clarke County Superior Court.
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Georgia
Coke County
Ju Ja Mae Payne
Blanton Fortson
Superior Court
Clarke County
Ordésaid
Athens
Clarke Couny
Reéése Street
Chase Street
Reese
Reese Street
George H. Reid
Pattle P. Payne
Etta Cottin Payne
Andrew B. Payne
Guardian
Julia Mac Payne
Green & Michael
Defends Veterans on Postal Attack
Washington reports John T. Taylor, vice chairman of the national legislative committee of the American region, attacked the Civil Service Commission's annual report. He said the document implies a biased stance against the federal law granting former service members preference in ratings for government employment.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Commission
John T. Taylor
National Legislative Committee of
Taylor
Veterans Civil Service Preference Debate Sparks Commission Clash
The American region legislative committee rejects claims that veterans demand absolute government job preference. It argues the goal is to aid qualified men and women who sacrificed work or education for service, while noting the nation lost when they interrupted their careers. The debate centers on fair recognition of military service in federal hiring.
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Commission
Huge steel store a white elephant in Brooklyn yard
New York officials face a dilemma over 15 000 tons of steel armor plate bought for 7 00 000 dollars and stored at the Brooklyn navy yard. With navy scrapping talks under arms treaty, the plate could fetch about 500 dollars a ton if sold. Ordered for two 43 000 ton dreadnoughts South Dakota and Indiana, most pieces weigh 60 to 75 tons and are 6 to 12 inches thick. Plate came from Bethlehem Midvale and Charleston plant. Around 70 000 tons of armor plate have been accumulated in related inventories.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Department
South Dakota
Indiana
Bethlehem
Midvale
Navy Ordnance Armor Plant
Charleston
W. Va
War Vessels Under Construction at Major Yards
The eight ships under construction include the West Virginia and Iowa at Newport News Virginia the South Dakota and Indiana at Brooklyn New York the Montana at Mare Island California the North Carolina at Norfolk Virginia and the Massachusetts at Fore River Quincy Massachusetts These vessels form a key part of the navy program.
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West Virginia
Iowa
Newport News
South Dakota
Indiana
Brooklyn
Montana
Mare Island
San Francisco
North Carolina
Norfolk
Massachusetts
Fore River
Quincy
Mass
The Cribser St Louis Univ joke thief lampoon
A satirical verse from Varsity Breeze at Saint Louis University derides a man who steals another’s jokes and fails to credit them. It imagines severe punishment and chokes at the end, reflecting campus humor and rivalry.
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Varsity Breeze
St. Louis Univ
Vegetable Salad Fragment Title Improperly Cited
Fragmentary OCR text mentions vegetables and salad terms with unclear context. No clear people, organizations, places, dates, or events are readable to form a usable news item. The readable portions suggest a salad or menu fragment rather than a reported action or outcome.
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