Clarke County notices and petition for charter filing
Clark County public notices include court petitions for probate in solemn form of Annie Boyd Webb. incorporation filings for a tire and auto accessories company. road work taxes and public road duties. and property sales under deed power by Clarke County Building Loan and Improvement Co. The notices name executors Sarah M Webb and William G Webb, heirs John W Webb, and others, with legal dates and archiving offices in Athens.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Jas. W. Wright
Clarke County Building Loan and Improvement Co
Court House
Athens
Cleveland Avenue
Issac Haddock
John D. Moss
Wright
Sai
Annie Laurie Pace
Thens
Athens Andanielsville Road
Barberville
Crawford
Pitman
Lucy West
Janda
John Pace
Iiven
Annie L. Pace
Naid Company
ING. Loan
Impt. CO
D. Mell
Petition of John D Moss to resign as executor in Clarke County
Georgia Clarke County Court of Ordinary notes petition by John D Moss to resign as executor of the R L Moss estate. Co executor W L Moss and next of kin including W L Moss and the Moss children and grandchildren in Athens and Montezuma are cited to appear and show cause at the next ordinary term on the first Monday in the month.
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Clarke County
W. E. Jackson
E. J. Crawford
Georgia
George C. Duke A. Denker
A. Daniel
Tonya
Mane
Clarke Superior Court
John H. Griffeth
Ethel Wilson Griffeth
Attorn
County
Pritt
Anton Fortson
D. Crawford
W. Holmes
J. W. Holmes
M. Holmes
Id. W. Holmes
Aard County
State of Georgia
Mercenany
Blanton Fortson
Superior Court
Commissioners’ Office
Clarke County Court House
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Tate Wright
Ben
Sam
Lawr
Sam Held
Luella Davis
Mignon Davis
Nina Davis
Sona
Davis
R. C. Orr
Srorstar-Cierte County Reas
Wm. L. Moss
Eliza B. Moss
John D. Moss
R. L. Moss
Care County
State ‘of
W. L. Moss
Aald
Korey H. Moss
Martha I'ndurant
Athens
Cowby J Hill ‘Moss
Nancy, Pithaim
Re -L. Moss
John D. Mossy Moss Firor
Anne Byrd Firor
Montezuma
Judith Elizabeth Moss
Judith Mary Harlow
Ing Street
Neadhamt
Mas Senn
William Byrd Moss
Child Labor in Cotton Fields and Urban Workshops
A historical report highlights widespread child labor from cotton fields in the South to tenement homework in cities. It cites beets and cranberries, street trades, and embroidery work, with ages from five to teens. The piece notes inadequate state regulation, school absenteeism, and calls for federal reform to protect children.
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Iron
Texas
Rhode Island
Children's Bureau
Newark
N. J
National Child Labor Committee
Herther
America
Children and child labor law scrutiny by Lovejoy
The piece profiles Owen R. Lovejoy of the National Child Labor Committee as the leading advocate against child labor. It cites federal tax law rollback, state deviations, and census data showing over a million child workers, especially in agriculture, with many under 14. It notes declines since 1910 but highlights ongoing widespread exploitation and schooling impact.
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Owen R. Lovejoy
National Child Labor Committee
Lovejoy
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Georgia
North Carolina
Utah
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Nement
Industrier I
Shuffle Along Thrills Augusta Audiences At Colonial
Augusta scenes music and theater report from Feb 5 1928 note telegram praise from Maronere House Athens for Shuffle Along. Hundreds attend to capacity as the Colonial Theatre hosts the show Saturday evening amid broad acclaim calling it the finest dancing and most clean colored revue ever to play in the city.
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Blanche Thompson
Shuffle Along
Colonial Theatre
Shuffli Ng
Augusta
Sam Finkenstein
Maronere House
Athens
Lellest
J. Miller
Imperial Theatre
Aurora Borealis Reported Over Chicago Sighted
Scientists described the night display as a freak Aurora Borealis seen in Chicago. The eastern sky showed a long red arc, tight and eerie after dark, prompting curiosity among observers.
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Chicago
Gyroscopic unicycle aims to beat speed records
Marion inventor E J Christie unveils a one wheel gyroscopic unicycle designed to stay upright at high speeds. The device uses a large 14 foot diameter wheel and a 12 foot axle with independently rotating gyroscopic wheels. Powered by an airplane motor, the rider sits inside the wheel and claims unlimited speed potential and commercial promise.
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Marion
E. J. Christie
Christie
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Court OF Orinary
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Willian G. Webb
Annie Boyd Webb
John W. Webb
William G Webb
Faby Keee
Clarke Ruperior
Eanene
VE. Flanagan
J. M Planagan
Superior Court of
Salt Cotte
Siti
Countyson
Blanton Fortuen
Suit Court
Goondli
Corke County
Clarke
OB. M. Olmes
Superior Court of Said
Upchurch
P. Mary
Ita
Ffavor
Chandler
Jackson
Pau
H. M. Rylee
E. J. Rawford
S. Court
E J. Crawford
C. Orr
Ordi
Sppucg
BR. C
Igeorgia
Paul Smiths
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Claud D. Williams
Nettie Williams
Madison County
H. H. Tolbert
N. C. Massey
A. F. Gordon
E. E. Stone
C. E
G. M
Hugh Williams
Addie Wallis
O. A. Hoard
Ruth Avenue
Madison Avenue
C. D. Williams
J. M. Crawford
John Hancock
Mutual Life Insurance Company
D. Bradwell
Labor Committee
Bureau of Ee
New Jersey
Geor
Gia
Child's Statesman
Costa
New Gocona
The
McGregor Co
Vincent Bf. Brennan
Detroitery
Sag Tia
Arthur M. Free
San Jose
Cal
Capitol
Brennan
le Ghiweleht
Aie
F. J. Christie