Legal notices and probate actions in Clarke County Georgia
Clarke County Georgia notices announce citations for estate administration discharge requests, land sale to satisfy judgments, letters of administration, will and probate hearings, and various court actions including divorces, stock transfers, and incorporation petitions detailing parties, dates, and court terms. Public auction of stock in Athens Hardware Company and road and lighting project bids are listed along with legal deadlines and terms.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Athens
Arch Bt
J. D. Threlkeld
M. L. Todd
Ann Davis
J. C. Arnold
Justice Court
EF. L. Johnson
Levy
D. J. Cook
L. C
G. M
Clark County
Washington B. Jackson
Ber
Said
Athens Hardware Company
Corporation of
Sale County
Miller Furniture Company Charter Petition Notice 1909
The document shows motion to form a corporation under Georgia law with powers to engage in real estate, merchandise, and contracting activities. It requests authority to amend charter, wind up affairs, renew rights, and享 rights and immunities. Filed August 14 1909 Clarke County Court.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Dan H. DuPree
Fannie M. DuPree
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield
Geo. C. Thomas
E. J. Crawford
Miller Furniture Company
Markets Report and Investment Call for Athens
The markets section lists opening and closing figures across New York Liverpool and Chicago grains including wheat corn oats pork and cotton seeds oil with September December and May contracts. An editorial urges every idle dollar to be invested in Athens projects for handsome returns and growth.
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Athens
Forestry Bill Defeated in Alabama House
Nashville reports that Alabama’s extra session saw the forestry bill defeated in the House by an overwhelming vote. The older 1907 act had been invalidated for constitutional issues, leaving no forest regulation. Advances included a shift to economical cutting, but key provisions were dropped in the Senate and House passage failed.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alabama
House of Representatives
United States Forestry
State Commission of Forestry
Comer
Senate
Washington Railroad Clearing House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington Clearing House
Clements
Washington
W. A. Wimbish
Panama Region Declared Volcanic and Seismic
Washington reports that the Isthmus of Panama is a volcanic region with earthquakes likely across the area. The Walker commission notes most canal works will be underground and that while earthquakes pose some risk, the Nicaragua and Panama routes show similar danger levels. It cites twenty eight Isthmus earthquakes, with 1621 as the only major destruction event in Panama.
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Washington
Panama
Walker Commission
Roosevelt
Senate
House
United States
Nicaragua
One Million In Paper Money Redeemed Daily
The Washington Herald reports daily redemptions of worn out currency averaging 1,000,000 dollars. Last fiscal year saw 640,000,000 dollars redeemed and destroyed, the largest yearly total. Charles H. Treat notes brisk business signals national prosperity as notes are renewed with fresh issues.
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The
Washington Herald
United States
Charles H. Treat
Treasury Department
Treasury
Exchange
Treasury official remarks on legal tender and currency terms
The statement notes that gold certificates are not legal tender but are receivable for customs taxes and public debts. Silver certificates are not legal tender nor receivable for taxes but may be used for certain dues and import duties. trade dollars and fractional currency are not legal tender except for limited uses such as postage and revenue stamps.
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United States
Treasury
F. W. Lantz
the Treasury
First Wagon Bale of New Cotton Sold for Fleeman
The first wagoned bale of new cotton in the city was sold yesterday by Miller & Co. for Mr. W. J. Fleeman of Winterville to Inman, Akers & Inman. The price was 15 cents. Fleeman is a prosperous farmer praised for bringing the season's first wagon bale to market.
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Miller & Co
W. J. Fleeman
Winterville
Inman, Akers & Inman
Freeman
Habeas Corpus Case Before Judge Brand
The case concerns Edmund Morrison seeking possession of his three children from J. B. Kirkley of Oconee county, who previously claimed the children for T. W. Powell. Judge Brand ruled Morrison entitled to the children. Powell renews the suit, set for hearing on the 18th with Morrison represented by Col John Gamble and Powell by Col Wolver M. Smith and Cobb & Erwin.
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Edmund Morrison
J. B. Kirkley
Oconee County
Kirkley
T. W. Powell
Brand
Morrison
Powell
Col John & Gamble
Col Wolver M. Smith
Messrs
Cobb& Erwin
Mr. Powell
Death of Mr. John Prather at High Shoals
Mr. John Prather died yesterday at his home near High Shoals after several weeks with typhoid fever. He leaves a wife and three children along with many relatives and friends. He was well known in the city and had lived here for many years.
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High Shoals
John Prather
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