Clarke County legal notices and charter petition ads
Legal advertisements from Clarke County Georgia requiring showings of cause on estates of Frederick Morton and James King heirs, notices for discharge of executors, a hospital charter bill in Athens, Rhodes Warehouse Co. charter petition, and creditors’ notices for the estate of W B Jackson. Includes dates in June and July 1909, names of officials, executors, petitioners, and official clerks.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Roberta L. Morton
Frederick
Morton
Eamp
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield
M. G. Nicholson
T. F. Comer
Jas
King’s Estate
General Assembly
State of
Athens
City of
W. L. Wood
Superior Court
Said County
J. F. Rhodes
Eb, H. Rhodes
J. F. Rhodes, Jr
Gold State
Rhodes Warehouse Co
Henry C. Tuck
I. B. J. Crawford
E. J. Crawford
W. B. Jackson
Naomi A. Jackson
George H. Thornton
Lincoln as Unity's Emblem in Watterson's Eloquent Tribute
Hodgenville Ky editorial tribute by Henry Watterson exalts Abraham Lincoln as a symbol of American liberty and unity. It praises his union devotion, character, and leadership, framing him as a divinely inspired example of republican virtue amid civil strife.
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Abraham Lincoln
Hodgenville
Henry Watterson
Lincoln
Graham Lincoln
Dorle
Union
Washington
Watterson
Lincoln Union Club
Chicago
Mozart
God
Labor and union actions nationwide amid wage talks
Reports from across the country note unions forming in Utah Idaho Montana and Chicago demanding holidays and better pay. The Women's Trade Union League plans a September Chicago convention while Maine shortens female and child work hours. A Huntsville Cotton Mill pauses eight weeks for education compliance and wage debates surface in Cincinnati Boston and Buffalo with various bargaining outcomes.
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Ogden
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Chicago
Women's Trade Union League
Manitoba
St. Paul
Ont
Cincinnati
Boston
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Maine
Huntsville
Ala
Mississippi Chautauqua Opens Fifteenth Session
Crystal Springs Miss July 15 The fifteenth annual session of the Mississippi Chautauqua assembly opened today and will run through the month The program is billed as the best yet for the gathering Prominent speakers include ex Governor Yates of Minnesota ex Governor Vardaman of Mississippi Professor J N Powers state superintendent of education Mississippi and J B Aswell former Louisiana education head
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Crystal Springs
Miss
Mississippi Chautauqua Assembly
Yates
Minnois
Vardaman
Mississippi
J. N. Powers
Mile Missippi
J. B. Aswell
Louisiana
New Industries Established In The South This Week
A list compiled by The Tennesseean details many new developments across Southern states. Entries include Howe in Chattanooga with a $3,000 cotton gin, and Savannah insurance outfits. Memphis dairy, Nashville taxi firms, and Beaumont oil ventures. The batch shows extensive investment in oil, textiles, milling, rail, and manufacturing with multiple $50,000 to $5,000,000 sums across cities from Louisiana to North Carolina and Texas.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
South
Proudhon Centenary Observed in Paris and Abroad
Paris marked the birth centenary of Pierre Joseph Proudhon observed mainly by socialists. Born July 15 1809 in Besancon he authored property is theft and works on social order. He edited journals during 1848 revolution, fled to Switzerland, later imprisoned, and died in Passy in 1865.
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Paris
Proudhon
Pierre Joseph Proudhon
Besancon
Switzerland
Pee
Passy
Drawing of Lots Indian Lands Opens For Settlement
Spokane and nearby reservations in Montana Idaho open to settlement with 750000 acres of farm land. Registration runs to Aug 5 in Kalispell Missoula and Coeur d Alene. Drawings start Aug 9 and continue until finished. Flathead lands 1350000 acres offer rich soil and timber, Spokane lands favor fruit growing, Coeur d Alene lands include Idaho farm potential and timber. 1000 good white farms expected on Coeur d Alene reserve.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Reservation
Washington
Flathead Reservation
Montana
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Kalispell
Missoula
Mont
Flathead
Coeur d'Alene
Flathead County
Rock Mountains
Great Valley
Stevens County
Spokane River
Columbia River
Spokane Valey
Deer Tall Country
Coeur d'Alene Reservation
Americus Wins The Press Meeting In Unanimous Vote
The Georgia Weekly Press Association chose Americus to host its next meeting after a year of promise. Officers for the year include A. S. Hardy of Gainesville as president and C. M. Methvin of Eastman as vice president, with Heath of Douglas as vice president, Shackleford of Lexington as secretary, Mosely of Danielsville as treasurer, and Stanley of Dublin as corresponding secretary. For advertising space, use Banner to move excess stock.
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Georgia Weekly Press Association
Athens
Americus
A. 8. Hardy
Gainesville
Cc. M. Methvin
Eastman
L. E B. Heath
Douglas
W. A. Shackleford
Lexington
Berry T. Mosely
Danielsville
H. M. Stanley
Dublin
Missing Son Returns to Claim Fortune in Probate Court
Boston dispatch reports Daniel Blake Russell of North Dakota contends he is the missing son of Melrose resident Daniel Russell. William G. Russell questions the claim. elder Russell died fourteen years ago leaving an estate valued at about $500,000. Proceedings in Middlesex probate court heard the dispute as the claim seeks one half of the fortune.
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Boston
Mass
Middlessex County
Daniel Blake Russell
North Dakota
Daniel Russell
Melrose
William G. Russell
Russell
Platt Birthday Noted In Quiet Summer Pause
New York on July 15 marks ex Senator Thomas C. Platt's seventy sixth birthday spent quietly in Freehold New Jersey He has long avoided foreign travel preferring summers at the Oriental Hotel Manhattan Beach to monitor Republican state operations He has never ventured abroad and prides himself on not visiting Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Freehold
N. J
Platt
Metropolia
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
Republican State Organization
Europe
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S. B. Wingfield, SR
San
Labor World
State Bureau of Arbitration
Buffalo
New York City
Chautauqua
Spa
Howe
Birmingham
Greensboro
Dadeville
Mobile
Girard
New Decatur
Arkansas
Corning—Machine Shops
Helena—Railway Company
el Dorado
Paragoud—Telephone Company
Atanta
Savannah—Insurance Company
Kentucky
Madisonvie—Tie Works
Louisville
Guthrie—Ice and Electric Company
Abbeville—Oil and Mineral Company
Beaumont
Trinidad
Sherman
Velasco
Vernon
Temple—Irrigation Company
Victoria
Dallas
Lubbock
Ice, Power and Electric Company
Palestine
Houston
Ripley—Development Company
San Antonio
Laredo
Amerillo
Aransas Pass
Chapin
Virginia
Richmond
Alexandria
Rural Retreat
Ambherst
Lawrenceville
Norfolk
Danville
West Virginia
Warwick—Telephone System
White Sulphur Springs
Deep Valley
Grafton
Cairo
Princeton
Goodman
Cameron
Laurel
Doddsville
Meridian
Ellisville
Cpurt
Springfield
St. Louise
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
Maxton
Tarboro
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
el Reno
Centralia
Fr G
Enid
Chelsea
Oil and Gas Company
South Carolina
Charleston
Tennessee
Memphis
Nashville
Box
Sparta
Knoxville
Texas
Brownsville
Elpaso
Marlin—Creamery Company
Abilene
McKinney
Paducah
Nixon—Creamery Company
Marshall—Creamery Company
Lorena
Friona
Hemphill—Oil and Gas Company
Edna
Clifton
Bluefield
Parkersburg
Buckhannon
Martinsburg
Morgantown
Point Pleasant
Harbor Comany
New Martinsville
Huntington
Milam
Jacksonburg
Jennings
Terra Alta
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
McLendon
Liverpool
Naee
Chicago Grain Market
Bae
Eeeaee
Tom Plating
Napier
Rugress
Bucklen
H. B. Palmer & Sons
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