Southeastern Acetylene Company charter requested in Clarke County
The petition of James F Hart and L C Hart seeks incorporation of Southeastern Acetylene Company in Clarke County Georgia for twenty years with renewal option. Capital stock to be 50000 dollars, initially 100 dollar shares, with possible increase to 200000 dollars. Principal office to be Athens Georgia, with branches possible. objects include buying installing owning and operating acetylene gas plants for lighting cooking and heating and related powers.
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State OF Georgia
Clarke County
James F. Hart
L. C. Hart
Georgia
South Eastern Acetylene Company
Incororation
Athens
State of Gear
Bia
Seins
Sail Incorporation
Agus Thos. F
Warning to avoid altering roads and bridges in county
All persons who alter or obstruct a public road or bridge without an order shall be prosecuted as for a misdemeanor and liable for damages to any injured party. The notice warns against fencing or placing obstructions across highways in the county and aims to protect public way usage.
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UB. Chandler
Athens
Superior Court
Dangeonty
Jefferson
Center
R. R
Lula
C. B. Chandler
Lucian L. Ray
Jackson
Julia J. Chandler
Riestt
Tom Dooley
Isaac Haddock
Fannie Trerilkeld
City of Athens
Bealist Ella Jefferson
Cran Oliver
Clarke County
Ella
Oconee Street
John Jp. Mell
Southby
Julia Phinizy
J. D. Mell
G. M. Suber
D. Cran Oliver
Clarke Superior Court
I.N
B. F. Culp
City of
Clarke Co. Gu
Jim King
Henry M. Smith
D. Clan Oliver
Clarke Superior Cort
Athe
Thomas Street
Tom Smith
E. C. Colbert
Thomas St
F. C. Colberts
State OF Georgia
Clarke
Road ditch obstruction prohibition in Clarke County 1908
By order of the Clarke County Board of Commissioners the notice warns that anyone who plows or drags dirt trash or brush from road ditches or beds and removes sand gravel dirt rock or any substance obstructing highways will be prosecuted under Georgia Political Code sections 570 and 572. Dated September 1 1908.
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John B. Gamble
Clarke
State of Georgia
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Clarke County
Pinchot Warns Cotton Mills of Water Power Risk
Washington reports Gifford Pinchot chief of the Forest Service wrote to C J H Woodbury secretary of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers. He warned that reliance on water power amid floods and low water is risky and could force costly steam plants, raising power costs for mills, with floods endangering investments in the South and New England.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forest Service
C. J. H. Woodbury
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Mr. Woodbury
National Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Appalachian
North Carolina
Committee On Agriculture
House of Representatives
South Carolina
New England
New Hampshire
House
Merrimac
A. M. Schoen
Electrical Engineers
Schoen
Southern
Appalachians
Forests regulate streams and power for prosperity
Gifford Pinchot argues forests must be preserved to maintain water power, prevent floods, and protect navigation. He warns that deforestation leads to costly, avoidable losses in manufacturing and regional prosperity, urging widespread forest conservation for community welfare.
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Gifford Pinchot
Sweep of Cholera in St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg reports 15,683 cholera cases and 7,192 deaths in Russia since the epidemic began. In the city since Sept 8 there are 4,931 cases and 1,875 deaths. Daily new cases 268 with 143 deaths, improving from prior days. Officials note social and labor resistance, ignorance, and superstition hinder sanitation efforts.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Stolypin
Patisnal Association Meets For Cotton Manufacturers Session
The Nedoral Association of Cotton Manufacturers, in continuous existence since 1845, opened a two day session at 10 a.m. in the United States Hotel. Charles T. Plunkett of Adams, Mass, called the meeting to order. Papers and discussions covered cotton fibre properties, grinding, steam, turbines, forest preservation, power transmission, staple gray goods standards, textile fibers and consumer relations, modern dyeing methods, and cone flyer relationships in cotton sale markings.
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Caran
Nedoral Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Bedar
United States
Charles T. Plunkett
Adams
Mass
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I. E. J. Crawford
Sueco
Said County
E. Z. Crawford
Clavie
Sie
Thomas Blair
Robert Gresham
Central Railroad
Plone
White Hall
Bounda
Harris and Sansom
Harris
Sansom
Princeton Factory Re
Georgia Factory
Dock Giles
Charlotte Hunter
Levi Hemrick
C. Roberts
Gale
J. C. Blair
Wm. Thomas
Robert Gresham Blair
Ssebes
State OF
Jackson State
Noem Teshonius
Clara Coggins
Henry C. Coggins
Clara Coggina
Charles H. Lrand
E. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
Edward Lee Rives
Ethel Montine Rives
Edward Lee Rive
Charles H Beaud
S. H. Abrams
Abrams
L. C. Wardlaw
W. M. Wardlaw
S. B. Wingfield, SR
J. R. Crane
W. H. Mortot
Shoal Creek
Lexington Road
W. H. Morton
Rgular
County
Athens, Ga
Hancock Avenue
Marellus Campbell
Felix Echols
J. A. Hunnicutt
N. M
Pinkie Johnson
Haneck Avenue
B. H. Brumby
George W. Hulme
Fifa
Joan W. Bremby
D.C. Oliver
John W. Brumby
Dougherty Street
George H. Hulme
Hy. Brumby
Ander
Tounéll
City Ax
P. P
Hancock, Avenue
Costelo
Jack Scott
Tom Brown
Fof
Abbie Elder
Superio R Court
E. T. Brown
D. Crin Ouver
N. N
Athens Park and Improvement Co
Barber Street
J. F. Rhodes
Chase Street
Perlor Court
B. J. Coofer
Fifth Street
Margaret Cary
Cleveland Avneue
College Avenue
Macon
Talmadge Bros
D. C. Oliver
Wyatt Owens
Oconee
C. B. Daniel
J. C. Oliver
Rebecca Mason
William Hunt
Robert Chappel
Peter Scott
Charles T. Young
Public Property Committee
James S. King
M. G. Nicholson
Thomas F. Comer
Court House
Kenney's
Tallasee Bridge Road
Wolver M. Smith
W. P. Lester
Lewis Fowler
Patman Lester
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