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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1913
Page
4
Notices announce leave to sell estate lands for E H Brown administrator of Nellie M Brown and citations for C D Bailey to obtain letters of administration for Marion D Bailey. Also a dis charge application for Mary Esteele Porter estate and an administrators sale of T J Scott stock in Talmage Hardware Company by W W Scott and Geo E Scott.
Court ordered administrator sale of real estate in Clarke County near Athens. Two tracts listed: one 14.18 acres near Hellicon Springs with plat recorded 1909. the second 64 acres along Athens Danville Road with burial ground reservation. Sale by outcry in November 1818, cash terms, to settle the Wheeler estate.
Clarke County notices include estate probate actions under T. S. Mell administrator orders and special elections to ratify acts, with an October 1913 election call. The document lists guardianship, land sales to minors, and a sheriff sale in Athens Clarke County with a property described in detail.
Pursuant to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Clarke county I will sell before the courthouse door in Athens Clarke County on the 1st of November next within legal hours. The property is a tract of land in Beaverdam district Oglethorpe County described by plat of survey one hundred twenty four acres. The deed records show the transfer from Jel Noell Administrator De Bonis to Mrs Jennie Noell. The tract is part of J W Hale estate and bounded by lands of W A Dunlap J H Meyer.
John W. Noell acts as Administrator of Mrs. Jennie Noell announcing final settlement and distribution under court oversight dated October 19. The notice states payment and distribution actions to be executed.
Yesterday’s receipts marked a high notch in the amount of wagon cot ton received, signaling strong local trade activity and rising shipment volumes for industrial goods. The tally reflected several shipments and favorable demand patterns in the regional market.
About 3 006 bales were received in Athens yesterday with fifteen hundred bales handled by one firm by wagon and rail. Rail arrivals exceeded wagon ones and total receipts neared three thousand bales. Farmers settled old accounts as around two hundred thousand dollars paid out for cotton.
New York Giants lose to Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 12 in a World Series game. Plank hurls for the Phillies while Mathewson starts for New York but cannot prevent the defeat. Murphy Oldring and Bauer drive key hits with Oldring scoring on several plays.
The Y M C A Lyceum course opens Friday night with the Killarney Girls and Rita Biel performing Irish melodies and instrumental pieces. Reviews praise Rita Rich for Scots songs in native costume and engaging artistry, with humor and vivacity enhancing a varied folk repertoire.
The advertisement quotes Poor Richard on merit and notes nearly forty years of women buying Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It asserts continued purchases as long as the product remains wonderful and effective.
Advertisement extols a traditional cure using large quantities of roots and herbs. It claims enduring effectiveness through time and presents the remedy as a tested, proven treatment for female ailments.
Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bedwetting and daytime urinary difficulties in children and adults. No money required. write today for full instructions and trust in her method.
Residents will vote on a proposed commission government plan presented by Wil professing to grant local control. The vote focuses on the plan itself rather than broader theoretical outcomes for B city.
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