Legal notices and land sale advertisements in Clarke and Jackson counties
Public notices announce legislation to aid Rev. J. Cartledge and city management reforms for Athens Clarke County. Local act proposals include elections for the Clarke County board, city of Athens governance changes, street improvements, and paving authority. Land deed sale details describe sale of 193.08 acres in Jackson County to satisfy a $3,000 debt with Mary Buchwald as owner. Also included are administrator appointments and estate sales in Athens.
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General Assembly
State of Georgia
Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Court of Ordinary
Herman Smith
Thomas Bailey
W. A. Jackson
Waddell and
Newton Streets
Bailey
Louise Smith
Herrman Smith
Public sale notices and charter filing in Athens and Maysville
Lists bankrupted Carr, Boyd & Co. real estate assets in Maysville Jackson County Georgia for cash sale with 10 percent certified check bids and court acceptance. Includes details of parcels fronting the Southern Railroad and two houses, plus Ko Maysville lots 18 and 19 Block A S J Sims estate, and other described tracts with staged payments. Also reports application for charter of Banner Publishing Company by H J Rowe C E Martin D G Bickers T W Reed and F E Cox with capital stock $30 000, transferable to $75 000, right to publish newspapers and print materials in Athens Georgia.
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Carr, Boyd & Co
Jackson County
Georgia
South Main Street
Maysville
Southern Railroad
C. T. Bacon
P. F. M. Farr
W. B. Sloan
United States District Court For
Northern District of Georgia
Carr, Boyd & Bankrupt
Tuckson County
Georgia. All That Tract of Land Conveyed By Mr. Adams
R. T. Kemmer
Carr and Bacon
M. E. Adams
R. T. Kenimer
C. L. Newton
S. J. Sims
Kk. T. Kemmer
Clarke County
H. J. Rowe
C. E. Martin
D. G. Bickers
T. W. Reed
FE. D. Cox
Banner Publishing Company
Athens
Elmer J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
E. J. Crawford
Unclear racialized garbled sports scene
The readable fragments describe a chaotic scene involving John M Graw James R K Mc Meer and teams named Cleveland Baltimore and an Orioles contest, but the text is largely unintelligible with many misspellings and nonsensical details. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
Jennings pad design on Afire's white suit
Hughie Jennings accuses Poopive Connelly of dirtying his white uniform during a Chicago game. Umpires wear white caps as Connelly and Tildebrand push the limits and a tense exchange erupts at home plate.
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Jennings
Afire
Hughie Jennines
Connelly
Tildebrand
Connolly
Tommy
Best Laxative for the Aged Advertisement
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as safe for the aged offering prompt easy relief. The pill is priced at 25 cents and is recommended by H. R. Palmer & Sons.
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Ad
A period advert promotes Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as a remedy to stop mosquito bites and insect irritation. It suggests using the oil on the face ears and hands for relief while sleeping fishing or hunting. The price is given as 25c.
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Porter
Umpire Rigler Accused Of Ignorance Of Natural History
Cy Rigler of the umpiring crew is depicted as not a student of natural history while Earl Blackburn, Reds catcher, reads from a book about African wildlife during a game at Ebbets Field. Blackburn's reading prompts a sharp rebuke from Niger on personal remarks from the bench.
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Cy Rigler
Nene
Earl Blackburn
Reds
Rigler
Tench
Ebbetsfield
Lyn
Blackburn
Hiteaos
White heavyweight title chaos prompts global claims
The piece canvasses a disputed world heavyweight crown amid fans and experts. It notes Jesse Willard Gunboat Smith and Arthur Pelky contending after Jack Johnson’s removal, with Carpentier from France entering the debate after a European title win.
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Jack Johnson
Jesse Willard
Smith
Arthur Pesky
Willard
Luther McCarty
Calgary
McCarty
Pelky
New York
Georges Carpentier
France
Bombardier Wells
Europe
Carpentier
Daubert Named Greatest First Baseman by Bill Dahlen
Manager Bill Dahlen asserts Jake Daubert is the greatest first baseman he has seen in twenty years on the diamond. He praises Daubert’s fielding reach, throwing accuracy, and speed, saying no one covers more ground at first in the National League and he is among the league’s best hitters.
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Dahlen
Bill Dahlen
Jake Daubert
Bill
Jar Dachkert
Daubert
Dithlen
Ake
Amy Mim Toever
Brooklyn
When Hank O Day Was Forced to Laugh
A garbled account recalls umpire Hank O Day unable to restrain laughter in New York after a game. The crowd jeered and shouted during the event with misheard names and playful chants heard amid the bleachers.
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Hank O'Day
New York
Young Everett
Mike Slimen
Henry
Hank
Bellowe
Tank
Jones Hero at Cornell and Mile Record Chases
Cornell athlete Jones excites undergraduates with a standout performance in Harvard meets. Coach Monklently praises his speed and endurance, predicting potential for records from the half mile to ten miles if he trains for distance.
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Moakley
John Titl Jones
McBride Called Washingtons Greatest Shortstop by Griffith
Washington manager Clark Griffith lauds George McBride as the premier shortstop in baseball. He dismisses rivals like Wagner and Weaver, praising McBride for hitting, fielding, and leadership that raised Washington from a joke to a real factor in the American League.
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Clark Griffith
Washington
George M. Bride
McBride
George
Ao Real
McKeever Magnate Blasts Benny Meyer Over Sunfield Misplays
Brooklyn magnate Steve McKeever vents anger at Benny Meyer after Meyer muffed fly balls in the sun at Brooklyn Park. Sun field blamed. Meyer benched in favor of Irish teammates Moran and Callahan as McKeever fumes over team woes.
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Steve MecKeever
Brooklyn Contractors
Dodgers
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn
McKeever
Benny Meyer
Brooklyn Park
McKeever Brothers
Steve McKeever
Baseball Writers’ Association
Steve
Meyer
Benny
Philadelphias
Jake Daubert
Moran
Callahan
Mr. McKeever
M'Graw Seeks Konetchy in Cardinals Trade Talks
New York Giants manager John McGraw is eager to acquire Ed Konetchy of the St. Louis Cardinals. He is prepared to surrender two or three solid players to pull off the deal, reflecting growing trade pressure over Konetchy in recent weeks.
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New York
St. Louis
Johnny McGraw
Ed Konetchy
Cardinals
Flint
Giants
Giants Eyeing Konetehy For Pennant Run
Ty has made several offers for Konetehy but were turned down by manager Miller Mageins. McGraw believes a man like Konetehy at the first base would greatly boost the Giants' pennant chances. Konetehy is a top first baseman and a dependable pinch hitter.
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Koney
Miller Mageins
McGraw
Konetehy
Fnithi
Giants
Lajoie Resting as Turner Shines for Cleaveland
Larry Lajoie says he will sit on the bench while Turner handles first base for Cleveland as Turner continues to perform well. Lajoie notes Turner’s improved speed and hitting, arguing the team should keep the winning lineup intact for now.
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Naps
Turner
Lajoie
Cleveland
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J. Cartledge
Mitchell's Bridge
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Clarke
Board of Commissioners
City of
State of
F. C. Shackelford
Court House
Said
Persimmon
Hickory
G. M
Jess
Robert Morris Place
B. E. Collier
C. B. Griffith
L. J. Whitehead
Mary Buchwald
Whitehead
F.C. Shackelford
J. F. Butler
E. P. Watson
Broad St
Miss Carr
N. E. Butler
J. Trank Butler
Jno. W. Noell
Ceunty
Mra
Jennie Noell
Tyne
R. C. Orr
Myrtle Allgood
James F. Allgood
A. C. Orr
H. A. Ferris
Carr. Boyd & Co
Rhodes
Atlanta
Cobb & Erwin
Slaton & Phillips
Holden & Shackelford
Kate C. O'Farrell
A. H. O’farrell
Atlanta, Ga
Helien & Shackelford
kIvle
John M’graw
James RK. McMeer
Red Sox
Cleveland Club
Baltimiore Orioles
Cleveland Gans
Mesleer
Duhn Methaw
Pia Corte
Serend
Ohiss
Ife
Niger
Kees
Vyweshg
Ghorus
American Press Association
M’bride
Jorge M'Bride
M’ke
M’graw
Konetchy
American Press
Aassoct
Atl
Larry Lajoie
Allen
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