Executors Notice to Debtors and Creditors 1908 Clarke County
Legal ad detailing an executors notice to creditors of Mrs. Julia J. Chandler, Clarke County, Georgia, demanding demands be rendered and debts paid, with executors Cc. B. Chandler and Lu cian L. Ray, addresses Athens and Jackson, dated July 23, 1908. Also includes multiple Clarke County notices: divorce libels for Clara Coggins, Edward Lee Rives, and S. H. Abrams. road petitions. administrator's sale leave to sell W. M. Wardlaw estate. and a public sale of unclaimed freight dated August 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia J. Chandler
Clarke County
A. D
Cc. B. Chandler
Lucian L. Ray
P. O
Athens
L. L. Ray
Jackson, Ga
Clara Coggins
Georgia
Henry C. Coggins
Clarke Superior Court
Allvorce
Charles In Brand
E. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
Edward Lee Rives
Ethel Montine Rives
Said County
Charles 1 Brand
S. H. Abrams
S. Abrams
H. Abrams
Clarke County Superior Court
Said
C. H. Brand
State OF Georgia
Clarke
D. H. McNeill
J. S. King
A H. Hodgson
C. N. Hodgson
Board of
Commisssioners of
Uear
Epps Bridge
Holman
Hodgson, King and McNeill
Cobb Street
Oy Clarke
J. R. Crane
W. H W. Morton
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Shoal Creek
Lexington Road
James W
W. H. Morton
John B. Gamble
Clarke Courity
L. C. Wardlaw
W. M. Wardlaw
B. Wingfield
Swift
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Goats and George and Martha Washington Goats Red Narratives
Athens reminiscence recounts how Lucy Cobb Institute displays George and Martha Washington riding goats at its entrance. University boys reportedly paint the goats red yearly amid campus lore, linking the goats to romance, civic memory, and Lucy Cobb courtship rituals.
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William Redhees Pickard
Athens
Alexander S. Erwin
Howell Cobb
Daughters of the Confederacy
Israel
Dar‘fing
Erwin
Winnie Davis
State Normal
Georgia
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederacy
Lucy Cobb
The
State University
Mill Ledge Avenue
Lucy Cobb Institute
Institute
George
Martha Washington
Billy Goat
Nigm
Martha
Ife
Washington
George and
Lugy Cobb
University
Rivers Shot by Elliott in La Grange
La Grange Ga Sept 2 George L Rivers a prominent citizen and boarding house proprietor was shot and wounded by Dr J M Elliott a veterinarian on his front porch after a quarrel with his wife Elliott struck them both with a pistol and fired wounding Rivers in the lung side and arm Rivers pursued Elliott to the street then returned to the boarding house for aid Elliott surrendered to police and was jailed The incident sparked intense excitement in La Grange where Rivers is highly regarded incident linked to Elliott who had come from Macon three weeks earlier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
la Grange
George L. Rivers
Rivers
J. M. Elliott
Mr. Rivers
Dr. Elliott
Policeman King
Evryone
Macon
Signs of Prosperity in New York Watch Trade
Heavy buying by leading New York merchants signals restored confidence and a busy season ahead. Manufacturers plan to expand capacity for the coming year, despite a presidential-year cycle. Robt. H. Ingersoll & Bro. have acquired the Trenton Watch Company plant, now run by about 500 workers and poised to hire 1000 to 1500 more as they expand output of expensive watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robt. H. Ingersoll & Bro
Trenton Wateh Company
Spanish War Veterans Parade in Boston
Delegates at the national encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans participate in a city parade in Boston. The downtown streets are decorated for the event and include honored figures such as Maine survivors and veterans from the Merrimac sinking and the Cable Clash. The procession is reviewed by senior army officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
United
Clonfuegoes
Joseph M Brown Writes A Letter From Waynesville
Atlanta letter from Joseph M Brown known as Little Joe, written August 31 1908, expresses regret at missing a Young Men's Democratic League rally in Atlanta on September 4. He urges Georgia to stay firm on democracy and the peoples right, ending with his signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Josefh M. Brown
Little Joe
Waynesville
N. C
Oldine Chambers
Young Men's Democratic League
League
Georgia
Aldine Chambers
Atlanta, Ga
Gia
Joseph M. Brown
Peach Trees Go Beneath the Axe in Georgia
Rome Georgia September 2 8000 peach trees felled by owner William Hight to convert idle land to more profitable use. Eight years old trees bore fruit for four years but yielded profit only once. Fact mirrors Farmers Union land plowing in cotton. Hight's move influences growers in Chattooga county.Sherman Attends Eisteddfod Richfield Spring New York September 2 James Sherman Utica Republican VP candidate presided at opening session with about 1000 singers from multiple states and Canada. $2000 in prizes awarded to winners. Judge Edwards Scranton and Dr Protheroe Milwaukee serve as conductors and adjudicator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cave Springs
Wiliam Hight
Hight
Floyd County
Farmers’ Union
Chattooga County
Scranton, Pa
Daniel Protheroe
Milwaukee
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