HERO-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF ATHENS PROPOSED
Clarke County Superior Court hears petition by H W Dews T F Ham and B Mifflin Hood to incorporate as HERO COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF ATHENS for twenty years with renewal, principal office in Athens, capital stock 49500 with potential raise to 100900, rights to real estate contracts mortgages and corporate powers, filed January 22 1920 with clerk J Crawford. Also notices sale of ward James De Xavier Camak’s half interest in Milledge Avenue property to fund United States Liberty Loans.
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Georgia
Clarke County
H. W. Dews
T. F. Ham
B. Mifflin Hood
Nolves
Hero-Cola Bottling Company OF
Athens
Itaely
Ite
Erwin, Erwin & Nix
Geeorgia
Clerk's Office Superior Court
Smitekein
Oftfigge
Mell
J. Crawford
EK. J. Crawford
Said County
Ottumwa Coca. Cola Bottling Company
KE. J. Crawford
Work Superior Court
Andrew J. Cobb
Superior Courts of the
Western Circuit
James de Xavier Camak
Milledge Avenue
Waddell Street
Henderson Avenue
Billups Phintzy
H. S. Hughes
Annie Grace Winker
Marion Wilifita Wing
Merton Willhin Wing
Honore
Andrew J Cobb
Ko J. Crawford
Slerk
Oxtethorpeounty
Danielsville
Madison County
Hodges
Gudee
Alec
Baeige
Chirke
Jedferson
George
Annie Eberhart
Iguardian
Lizzie Eberhart
Cornelia Eberhart
Oglethorpe County
Court of Ordinary
Saff County
Clarke
Winterville
J. A. Suddeth
J. W. Noell
Laura Strong
Hal Johnson
A.amie Johnson
Said
Ida N. L. Johnson
A. Hamle Johnson
Peoples Bank of Athens seeks capital increase to $100000
A dated 1920 meeting of stockholders lists names and shares and adopts a resolution to file with the secretary of state for amending the charter of Peoples Bank of Athens. The goal is to raise capital from $50,000 to $100,000, with officers Bernstein president and Hubert secretary, and a certified transcript attesting to the petition filed January 4, 1920 in Georgia.
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Story
Eeee
Abe Joel
Bernstein
RK. S. Crane
P. H. Conolly
J. H
A. W. Dozter
L. Hugging
J. H. Hinton
Peoples Bank of Athens
Said Peoples Bank
Aye Hindren Chotyand
S Bernstein
J. H. Hubert
Coples Bank
J. H W. Hubert
State OF Georgia
S. G. McLendon
Capitol
Atlanta
United of America
Glad to Testify About Cardui's Help in West Virginia
Mrs. S W Oladwed of Watega West Virginia testifies at length about suffering headaches backache and bearing down pains from age about fifteen. She credits Cardui with restoring her health after three bottles and says she is now married with three children and never needed a doctor for female trouble. She urges others to take Cardui and notes it has been in use over forty years.
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Tam
Barrow 10 Election and Local News From Winder
Special to The Ranger reports Barrow county will fill the unexpired tax collector term after Judge Humes death with candidates Williams Moore Nave. Winder hosts a new mattress plant by Menars Monroe men starting February 10. Winder suffers prolonged outages closing schools and plants. A political mass meeting chaired by Colonel W Ho Quarterman sets February 7 to decide primary timing and related matters.
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W. Williams
W. EL Moore
W. Appleby Nave
Barrow County
A. W. W. Humes
Menars
Ko A Johnson
R. E. Nash
Monroe
Beinning Feruary 10 Winder
Taboon
Ga Bebo
W Ho Quarterman
Renfotee
Parrow County
Mt. Vernon Lodge Directory and Meeting Notices
Mt Vernon Lodge No 32 F A M meets weekly in regular communications at Dasonia Hall Clayton Street third floor Maz Josep ulldtog. Williams Lodge No 18 meets Mondays at Fellows Hall Max Joseph Buildings Brethren invited. City Camp 292 W C W meets Wednesdays at the Mar Joseph Building.
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F. & A. Mewt
Vernon Lodge No
Dasonia Hall
Third
Maz Josepulldtog
Clayton Street
W. NO Quinn
J. Elmo Lodge
P.—St
Knights of Pythissarety
Castle Hall
Ieer
Knighta
Ted
Howard T
Abney
A. Nickerson
Claeste City Camp
W. C
Yelock
Mar Joseph Building
Jewish War Relief Drive gathers aid for Europe
Atlanta special reports eight million people in Eastern Europe and Palestine suffer disease hunger and death and rely on the Jewish War Relief Campaign seeking 35 million dollars with Georgia's quota at 300000. The drive runs a week beginning February 22 with local committees to organize in towns over two thousand. Gentile donors appear, including J O Marrow a 82 year old missionary who sent 100 with a letter stressing concern for Jewish suffering and urging aid. Letters from Herbert Hoover and the Joint Distribution Committee emphasize urgent need and continued relief work.
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Atlanta
Europe
Palestine
Georgia
Fred Roalander
Joint Distribution Committee
State Committee
W. H. Kriegshaber
New York
J.o. Murrow
Marrow Indian Orphans’ Home
Bucone
Oklahom
Vr Marrow
Follovis
Indian Missionsre
Ants Thomist
Cheel Boothowe
Ny Parker
Jevosi
Toco
iWost Tejeeters
Life for Tigle in the Shadow of Death
The Jewish War Relief Campaign seeks to raise $24,000 in aid to European Jews suffering in Germany and occupied territories. State and local committees, led by Woolf Kriegahaber, mobilize volunteers to surpass Georgia's quota, with towns such as Augusta and Macon already active and donations reported as indications of strong support.
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Hoover Connese
Hoover
America
United States
Woolf Kriegahaber
Augusta
Macon
Columbus
Georgia
Europe
Life Restored by Vegetable Compound in Carrollton Woman
Carrollton Kentucky resident Lillian Tharp reports two years of misery from female trouble. She could not walk far or exercise without rest, but after twelve bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved and later did heavy work as a state hospital attendant. She recommends the remedy to friends and invites others to write for free advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Carrollton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lillian Tharp
S. 6Th St
Telephone Men Elect Officers at Georgia Independence Meeting
In Auunia Georgia February a convention of the United States Independent Telephone association drew strong attendance at the Piedmont Hotel. Georgia Independent Telephone association met to elect officers with nearly the entire board re-elected including KR. L. Stewart as president J. R. Nunally as treasurer and directors J. M Cook J. P. Manning Ralph Smith L. G. Hardman George Glass J. M. Dent C. D. McCutneop W. D. Horton and J. L. Mathews. The treasurer also serves as a director.
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Auunia
United States Independent Telephone Assetation
Piedmont Hotel
Georgia Independent Telephone Association
Georgia Association
KR. L. Stewart
J. R. Nunally
J. M Cook
Fort Valley
J. P. Manning
Fitzgerald
Ralph Smith
Winder
L. G. Hardman
Commerce
George Glass
Cuthbert
J. M. Dent
Douglas
C. D. McCutcneop
Dalton
W. D. Horton
McRae
J. L. Mathews
Statesboro
Oglethorpe Petrets Reveal Next Season Football Schedule
The Oglethorpe Petrets announce their football schedule for next season including matchups with Kila Tech and the University of Florida. Notes on coaching staff mention Presbyterians led by Frank Anderson, a Georgia star, while college athletics buzz mirrors era talks of big contracts and rising prices.
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Kila Tech
University of Florida
Petrets
Presbyterians
Frank Anderson
Anderson
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