Public sale notices and administration filings in Clarke County
Clarke County Georgia notices announce public outcry sale of 14 shares of Citizens Bank & Trust Company estate assets of William J Hale deceased, and petitions for letters of administration for R L Pittman, Katie Platt Porter and others. Also guardianship discharge and permanent administration requests, plus a sheriff’s sale of an undivided half interest in Clarke County land.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Said
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
William J. Hale
John White Morton
Alice L. Pittman
R. L. Pittman
B. Wingfield
Mary Estelle Porter
Katie Platt Porter
Court of Ordinary
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Court House
Clarke
218Th District
G. M
Jas. B. Spinks
Jas. E. Spinks
Jas, B. Spinks
Ocones River
Sanitary Plumbing Company seeks charter in Athens Georgia
Petition filed by L C Smith Louis Baum and W W Polk to incorporate as Sanitary Plumbing Company for twenty year term with capital stock 2000 dollars in shares of 50 dollars. Office in Athens Georgia with powers to hold property borrow money sue and be sued and erect a common seal. Witness E J Crawford clerk October 28 1909.
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Eddy Tuck
EB. P. Whitlock
Hardeman & Phinizy
Athens
W. E. Jackson
Clarke County
Georgia
Superior Court
Said County
L. C. Smith
Louis Baum
W. W. Polk
Said
M Cosb & Erwin
F. J. Crawford
Sanitary Plumbing Company
E. J. Crawford
Allen Accused of Bank Wrecking in Mineral Point
Phillip Allen Jr. faces federal preliminary hearing on embezzlement charges totaling 168000 dollars from the First National Bank of Mineral Point. The bank closed after a banking examiner’s probe found forged notes and alleged mining losses linked to Allen and cashier Frank Hanscombe, who died at his mother’s grave. The Midwest item notes related misdeeds and a connected tragedy.
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Madison
Wisg
Phillip Alen, Jr
First National Bank of Mineral Point
Allen
National
Wisconsin
Frank E. Hanscombe
Hanscombe
John Gray
A Modern Madonna And A Pen Picture
Rev Crawford Jackson writes of a motherless boy cared for by a twenty nine year old woman, describing a tender bond and a vision of Juvenile State aid. He urges support for the Juvenile Protective Association and an Athens home with half a million dollars needed for southern children.
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Crawford Jackson
Mothers of Earth
Jesus
Raphael
St. Sicss
Juvenile Protective Association
Athens
Value of pig iron produced in 1908
The output of pig iron in the United States in 1908 was 15 936 018 long tons with a value of 254 221 000 dollars f. o. b. at the furnaces. The value fell 275 637 000 dollars or 52 percent from 1907 while production declined 38.19 percent. The average price per long ton was 15.96 dollars.
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Geological Survey
United States
Fin
Mineral Resources of
E B. C. Harder
W. T. Thom
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Club Women Convene in Harrisburg for State Session
Pennsylvania club women gather in Harrisburg for a three day state federation convention featuring speakers from University of Pennsylvania Yale State College and the Consumers' League of Philadelphia. The gathering includes a forestation exhibit and biennial officer elections and delegate selections for the General Federation meeting in Cincinnati.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Robert N. Wilson, Jr
University of Pennsylvania
William Lyons Phelps
Yale University
William Frear
State College
Florence Sanville
Consumers’ League of Philadelphia
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Cincinnati
Markets Athens Middling Prices Decline
Athens markets show middling prices at 14 34 to 14 13-16 cents, reflecting weaker demand across the commodities trade. Stronger buyers examined futures as traders watched regional supply signals and weather impacts on crops.
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Athens
Georgia Officials to Attend Southern Agriculture Meeting
Georgia's Department of Agriculture will be well represented at the Southern States Association of Commissioners of Agriculture meeting in Jackson Mississippi November 16 17 and 18. Commissioner T G Hudson Assistant Commissioner R F Wright State Chemist R Stallings and State Entomologist E L Worsham will attend.
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Georgia
R. F. Wright
Texas
South
Stallings
Commissioners of Agriculture of
Southern States
Reinhart Wellington Wedding At Cumberland
In Cumberland Maryland on November 10 society from Washington and Baltimore attended the wedding of Miss Ettchen Wellington daughter of former Senator George L Wellington and Mr Boyd A Reinhart son of West Virginia landowner Edward Hess Reinhart.
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Cumberland
Washington
Baltimore
Ettchen Wellington
Boyd A. Reinhart
United States
George L. Wellington
Reinhart
Edward Hess Reinhart
West Vir
Hypnotist Davenport Tried to Revive Dead Man in Somerville
Arthur Everton the traveling hypnotist faced grand jury action after William Davenport and three physicians witnessed a revival attempt on Robert Simpson in the Somerville hospital morgue. Autopsy found death from rupture of the aorta likely due to aneurism, with Simpson 35 and intoxicated. Everton seeks bail release amid potential suspended animation defense.
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Somerville
N. J
Arthur Everton
Somerville Hospital
William A. Davenport
Newark
Robert Simpson
Everton
Davenport
Simpson
W. H. Long
Charles TI. Halstead
Francis McConaughy
Bob
Tong
John Duncan Quacklenbosa
Columbia University
Athens Leaders Plan Juvenile State Farm Opening
At Athens city gathering, M G Michael and Robert Lamkin mobilize cars to transport Atlantans to the Juvenile State Farm opening on November 24. Speeches from Atlanta Athens Commerce leaders, with a $5,000 Athens donation for an Athens home, are outlined as officials urge action and a Friday meeting at City Hall to report progress.
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M. G. Michael
Robert Lamkin
Athens
Center
Chamber of Commerce
Dorsey
Catholic Church
Joseph Lustrat
Dan J. Conlon
M. P. O'Callahan
Cardinal James Gibbons
Juvenile Protective Association
Taft Faces Tariff War As He Returns To Work
President Taft comes back to a country teetering on a tariff war with Germany France and Canada. A three member tariff board will advise on maximum rates but the final decision rests with Taft. He heads to Middletown Conn for Wesleyan University president Shanklin inauguration then to Norfolk for a waterways convention. He also prepares a new white house private office and cabinet room.
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Germany
France
Canada
Taft
Washington
Middletown
Conn
Shanklin
Wesleyan University
New Haven
Congress
Norfolk
White House
Philippines
Carpenter
Forest Facts Foreword by John H Finney
The Appalachian National Forest Association outlines a national educational campaign to inform the South about forest conservation. It emphasizes its future impact on agriculture health water power and navigation and calls for a weekly forest letter in leading southern papers. The piece notes ongoing work for state forests and the need for broader southern understanding and action. The Good Roads Club of Georgia met in Atlanta to promote road improvements.
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John H. Finney
Appalachian National Forest Association
Washington, D. C
South
Southland
Tecause
Appalachian National Forest
Opening Conference Of Health Officers In Rochester
An unusually large attendance marked the opening of the ninth annual New York health officers conference in Rochester. Mayor Edgerton welcomed visitors while Dr E H Porter state health commissioner responded. Ohio secretary Charles O Probst spoke on department methods and Newark statistician Frederick L Hoffman discussed trade influence on disease. Governor Hughes and University of Rochester president Rush Rhees are slated to speak tonight as sessions continue through Saturday.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York
Edgerton
E. H. Porter
Charles O. Probst
Ohio State Board of Health
Frederick L. Hoffman
Newark
Hughes
Rush Rhees
University of Rochester
Cheap Newspaper Composition Bid From Athens Printer
A Athens Georgia printer advertises lower costs for composition work claiming 60 000 extra pages per week with improved facilities. They urge readers to compare costs, offer bids, and propose a weekly supply agreement to ensure profit. The letter is signed from 151 Lumpkin Street in Athens.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horace Martin
J. B. Hill
George E. Deadwyler, Jr
T. W. Deadwyler
George E. Deadwyler, Sr
George E. Deadwyler
E. Deadwyler, Jr
Eberhart
George Eberhart
Ft. Wayne
Ind
The
Juvenile Protective’ Association and
Juvenile
Lincoln
Clore
Asis
Osc Cee
Liverpool Cotton
Chicago Grain Market
Wellington
Buffalo News
Rockefeller
Good Roads Club of
Atlanta
Lumpkin St
Athens, Ga
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