Clarke County Legal Notices Include Bridge Bid and Guardianships
Clarke county Georgia lists sealed bids for Shoal Creek bridge at Dean's Place with plans at University of Georgia, bid bond $50, and bid rejection rights. Also notices cite guardianship and estate actions in Clarke county court with April terms and required appearances, plus sheriff sale and administration orders in March and April 1916.
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Clarke County
Shoal Creek
Dean's Place
Athens
Good Roads Department
University of Georgia
C. M. Strahan
Tate Wright
Georgia
Guaranty & Surety Company
S. F. Foster
Robt
P. Hodgson
Bailey Thomas Hodgson
Court of Ordinary
F. Foster
R. C. Orr
R. Brandt
American Cloth Register Company
Equitable
Charles H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
Emma Leila Nichols
Roberta Nichols
Clarke, County
Leila Nichols
Roberta, Nichols
Guardian
Guardian and Ward
E. Oo. v
Samuel R. Benedict
Samuel C. Benedict
Green & Michael
Court House
Ttfe
William Tiller
City Court of
Blur Brothers Company
W. E. Jackson
J. A. Hunnicutt
Jack Jones
Madison County
Ant
J. W. Eberhart
Scott Echols
Emaline Echols
M. Link
Cornelius Olive
J. W. Baker
Tustice Court
G. M
Martha Flournoy
Will Nixon
Clarke Superior Court
R. T. Wright
G. E. O'Farrell
G. E. O’farrell
Athens District Court notices and sheriff sales
Public notices include guardianship and dis mission orders, sheriff's sales of land and property in Clarke County and Athens, bond election details for Athens waterworks, and libel for divorce actions with dates set for hearings and terms. The filings name Ida L. Chamberlin, Nathalie Fontaine, Miss Mary Hamilton, Cornelius Olive, Betty Chancey, and others along with Hodgson Cotton Co. and Anderson Banking Co. legal actions.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Athens
Nantahala Avenue
Annie Baker
R. F. Wood
L. C
Superior Court
Clarke
Co. H. Brand
C. H. Brand
Athens Water Works Bonds Approved At City Election
The notice describes bond issuance for water works with 40 bonds of 1000 dollars each, due over 30 years in annual installments, paid in gold coin. Election held across Athens wards with specific polling places and official ballots, proposing approval or rejection of the bonds. The article also includes human-interest snippets on naturalist Theodore Watts and a piece about finding joy in small things.
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Athens
City of
United States
W. Y. Escoe
Clayton Street
City Hall
Wilkinson Hotel
Lumpkin and
Broad Streets
Prince Avenue
Hill Street
Napoleon's Brother and the King of Spain Claim
An interview with Joseph Bonaparte from a not yet published manuscript in Harper's Magazine reveals Napoleon's direct speech. Joseph is summoned by the emperor and told in a curt way that he is to become king of Spain.
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Napoleon
Joseph
Harper’s Magazine
Spain
Change by J. O. Francis at Colonial House
Mme Labadie presents Change a drama of Welsh working life on March 29 under Ellis auspices. The review praises vivid characters strong language and a masterful handling of solemn pathos with a persistent central theme.
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J. O. Francis
Mme. Labadie
Ellis
Aurora damaged and heading to New Zealand for repairs
Melbourne reports the auxiliary ship Aurora of the Shackleton Antarctic expedition damaged and en route to New Zealand for repairs. Four crewmen remain at Ross Sea base. The fate of Lieutenant Sir Ernest Shackleton and the main party remains unknown, with word unlikely until next November when ice may break.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Victoria
Aurora
New Zealand
Navy Department
Ross Sea
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Antartic
Illinois Republican Leader McKinney Visits Illinois Friends
Hon and Mrs Garrett DeForest McKinney of Peoria Ills returned to their home after visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Hodgson for several days The McKinneys are prominent state political figures serving as chairman of the Illinois Republican committee and as a pardoning board member who are well known in public affairs The visit left many friends delighted with their stay
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Garrett DeForest McKinney
Peroia
Ills
Harry Hodgson
Illinois
McKinney
Republican Committee
Judge Cobb Returns From Johns Hopkins Hospital
Judge Andrew J. Cobb has returned to Baltimore after weeks at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He is much improved and, with rest and quiet, will soon regain health and strength. He is staying with his daughter Mrs Albert Davison on Wodlawn avenue.
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Andrew J. Cobb
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Albert Davison
Woodlawn Avenue
Knights Templar Hold Important Meeting Last Night
The Godfrey de Bouillon Commandery of Knights Templar reported an important meeting last night. Knight James Barrow departed yesterday for Marietta to inspect the Commandery there.
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Godfrey de Bouillon
Knights Templar
James Barrow
Marietta
Doctors describe mercy killings of fatally wounded soldiers
In Atlanta Dr. A Hammond who earned the iron cross said Red Cross doctors sometimes had to kill hopelessly wounded soldiers when chloroform and ether were unavailable. He recounted simply directing the man's attention away and then blowing his brains out to end unbearable suffering.
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Atlanta
A. Hammond
German Red Cross
Red Cross
Harris Outlines Main Planks for Re election Campaign
Governor Nat E. Harris announces key platform items for his bid for re election in Atlanta Georgia. The priorities include enforcing prohibition laws eradicating illiteracy compulsory education public health improvements a state ware house and marketing system crime suppression focusing on lynching and preserving the Western and Atlantic Railroad. He vows strict enforcement of prohibition and shaping plans to curb lynching as part of his campaign agenda.
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Atlanta
Nat E. Harris
Western & Atlantic
Harris Wre
Georgia
General Wright Returns to Desk After Illness
General William A. Wright state comptroller general was back at his desk in Atlanta on Friday after an illness since Christmas. He recovered at his daughter's home in Athens and said he feels ready to clear up the accumulated work with renewed duty.
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Atlanta
William A. Wright
Capitol
General Wright
Athens
Invention maps terrain for air scouts by Stroschein
Gunnery Sergeant Herman G. Stroschein of the United States Marine Corps has invented a portable topographical map for air scouts. The map uses worm gearing operated by tele scopic thumbscrews to show elevations depressions and terrain features, aiding quick accurate observations in the field.
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Washington
Herman G. Stroschein
United States Marine Corps
Stroschein
Stréscheins
Oldest Fayette county resident Andrew Massey dies at 107
Andrew Massey of Orange Fayette county Indiana dies at 107 years old after a life spent near Everton where he was born in April 1808. A farmer who loved the outdoors Massey lived through the Mexican and Civil wars and kept a small garden into his centenarian years.
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Andrew Massey
Indiana
Connersville
Ind
Fayette County
Orange
Everton
Massey
Eight Children Use Foley’s Honey and Tar for Croup
Mrs P Rebkamp of Covington Kentucky says she has used Foley’s Honey and Tar for nearly two years and gives it to all eight of her children who are prone to croup. The testimonial notes the product as safe and reliable from H R Palmer and Sons.
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P. Rebkamp
Herman St
Covington
Foley
H.R. Palmer & Sons
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Paul Buckley
Title Guaranty & Surety Company
Orr
Cloth Measuring Machine Company
Sis Gore
Coop Po Ame
Jackson and Hoyt Streets
Jackson Street
George Collins
Hoyt Street
Ida L. Chamberlain
Georgia Collins
Hoyt
Ida L. Chamberlin
George S. Shewell
Nathalie H. Fontaine
Mary Hamilton
Lawrenceville Road
Betty Chancey
Weir
Jesse Howell
Jim Walker
George Kenney
Anderson Banking Company
Ben J. Hawkins
Peoples Bank
Grace Pauline O’kelley Harrell
David B. Harrell
Said Court
Mattie Nixon
Henry C. Tuck
Plaintiff's Atty
R. B. Baker
E. S. Prior
B. H. Westbrook
Queen Eberhart
Wet Henry Eberhart
Henry Eberhart
Theodore Watts
Charles Rowley
Snowdon
Potlatch
Ohlo
Jackrabbit Smith
Change
Madame Labadie
Colonial
A. J. Cobb
Baltimore Hospital
H. R.bernard
Baptist Board of Missions
Clayton
Archbishop Manning
Gen. Wright
Marine Corps
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