Miller Furniture Company incorporation petition in Clarke County
Legal notice from Clarke County Georgia showing petitioners C Miller Z W Oglesby and C I Harrell seek incorporation as Miller Furniture Company for twenty years with capital stock of 30000 dollars, later raiseable to 100000, with ten percent paid in. principal office in Athens and objective to run wholesale and retail furniture business and related activities under Georgia law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
C. Miller
Glynn County
Georgia
Z. W. Oglesby
C. I. Harrell
Brooks County
Miller Furniture Company
Petiioners
Athens
Geo. C. Thomas
RE. J. Crawford
E. J. Crawford
Libel for Divorce and estates notices in Clarke County Georgia
Libel for divorce filed in Clarke County Superior Court to Josie Billups by Bob Billups, judge Brand presiding. Also notices of estate administration for J T Johnson Jr and Lula Hawkins, with August and October 1909 court terms, land sale details and guardian appointment for Georgia Campbell, minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
T. J. McDaniel
Said
W. L. McManus
W. Brown
B. Wingfield
Court House
Athens
Danielsville
Mitchell
Athens and
J. W. Collins
Danielsville Road
J. M. Weatherly
Billups
J. S. Weatherly
Billaps Phinizy
W. E. Jackson
Fred_L. Johnson
Lizzie McWhorter
Aaid County
Joseph T. Davis
William Jones
Rabun County
Court of Ordinary
Josie Billups
Hom
C. H. Brand
J. T. Johnson,Jr
W. H. Shelton
J. T. Johnson, Jr
County of
Clarke
State of Georgia
Princeton
McNutt Creek
8. C
M. E. Hale
Winn Brothers
Joe Smith
M. B. Morton
Henry Couch
Joseph Lee
E. A. Hale
M. E. Male
Superior Court
Lula Hawkins
City Court of
Alfred Akerman
Winterville Notes Kept By Local Correspondent
Winterville Georgia September 9 Special Mrs B P Herndon visits her mother Mrs W A Dunlap Miss Florrie Dunlap leaves to teach music near Thomson Dr F W Colle returns from Milledgeville where his daughter entered college Miss Ruth Clarke and Miss Gladys Clarke back in Augusta after summer with Mrs A T Harper Miss Julia Sewell and Miss Louize Colle go to Milledgeville for Georgia Normal and Industrial College Miss Marian Colle returns to Forsythe to resume studies at Bessie Tift Mr Park Moore of Georgia Railroad in Atlanta visits his parents Sunday Mrs W R Colle spending week in Jefferson with Mrs R B Maxwell Miss Lizzie Murrell returns from extended visit to relatives in Thomson Dr John B Robins to preach at Baptist church next Sunday morning aiding Rev J A Sewell during services Methodist church undergoing repairs Baptists offer use of their church Health and Beauty Ad Foley’s Urine Laxative advertised California’s Natal Day San Francisco Admission Day celebrated as a holiday with banks and offices closed and outdoor events planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterville
B. P. Herndon
W. A. Dunlap
Florrie Dunlap
Thomson
F. W. Colle
Milledgeville
Ruth Clarke
Gladys Clarke
Augusta
A. T. Harper
Julia Sewell
Louize Colle
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Marian Colle
Forsythe
Bessie Tift
Park Moore
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta
W. R. Colle
Jefferson
R. B. Maxwell
Lizzie Murrell
John B. Robins
Baptist Church
J. A. Sewell
Baptists
Conductor Dragged Beneath His Train In Alabama
Columbus Georgia September 9 John H Davis a Central of Georgia railway conductor fell while walking atop a freight train in Lee County Alabama and was dragged three miles before freeing himself He suffered a dislocated left ankle and severe bruises but is expected to recover Beverly Mass September 9 Commander Peary delivered the North Pole to President Taft who sent warm replies noting limited use Taft also thanked Peary Saratoga NY September 9 Democratic party peace conference aims in New York to rehabilitate the party and unite old line and reform factions with leaders from the conservative wing and changes in state leadership anticipated Morgan J O Brien may succeed as state chair with Connors potentially removed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John
H. Davis
Central of Georgia Railway
Lee County
Alabama
Beverly
Mass
Peary
North Pole
Taft
Indian Harbor
Cape Ray
N. F
William H. Taft
United States
Washington, D. C
R E. Peary
U. 8. Navy
R. E. Peary
Saratoga
N. Y
New York
Tilden
Cleveland
Bryan
Democratic Party
New York City
McClellan
Murphy
Tammany
Patrick McCarren
Brooklyn
William J. Conners
Conners
Utica
Hoo-Hoo Lodge Opens Eighteenth Meeting in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on September 9 delegates of the Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo opened the eighteenth annual meeting. The nine day ninth month gathers with 9:00 am reports and routine business before a visit to Gordon to dedicate a bronze memorial tablet marking the order’s 1892 birth site at Hotel Hall. The tablet, designed by Julian Zoinay of St Louis, commemorates the organization’s origins and its 20,000 worldwide membership.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Order of Hoo-Hoo
National Lumbermen's Association
Gordon
Julian Zoinay
St. Louis
Cook and Peary Sure of Fortunes
New York reports that regardless of who reaches the North Pole first, both explorers stand to gain immense wealth. Cook faces offers from publishers and lecture bureaus in Copenhagen with potential earnings around 500000 dollars in eighteen months, while Peary is already under contract with a major New York publishing house guaranteeing income if he reaches the Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Pole
Cook
Copenhagen
Com‘nader Peary
Dr. Cook
Commander Peary
In Memory of Little Mary Helen Adams
An obituary recalling two month old Mary Helen Adams who endured daily pain with patience. Her death leaves grieving parents, a message of heavenly hope, and a call to rejoicing in the child’s place in heaven. Also a brief note on England’s wartime preparations reflected in a closing sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Mary Helen Adams
Mary Helen
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Organ Install Sparks Rift Among Primitive Baptist Churches
In Columbus Georgia September 9 a church’s organ installation triggered a split among Primitive Baptist churches in the region. A Phenix Alabama meeting claimed by some to be Upatol Baptist Association was denied by Elder H Bunsey of Columbus as a gathering of discordant churches. The organizers insist the meeting represents a majority. The dispute centers on church usage of instruments, with a committee visiting Elder Bussey’s Columbia church confirming the organ’s presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia
Alabama
Phenix
Ala
Upatol Baptist Association
H. Bunsey
Upatol Association
the Baptists
Primitive Baptist
Columbia
California Day at the Exposition Opens in Seattle
A large crowd attended California Day at the exposition in Seattle on September 9. Open house at the California State building showcased fruits nuts raisins and other California delicacies to visitors, making the observance one of the most successful so far.
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Seattle
Wash
California State Building
California
Much Idaho Land Open to Settlement
Fifty thousand acres in Goose Creek Valley Southern Idaho were opened to settlement today. The Twin Falls Land and Water Company controls the lands and has begun an irrigation system to be completed in eighteen months at an estimated cost of $2,000,000. Water rights will cost settlers $65 to be paid in twelve annual installments.
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Boise
Idaho
Goose Creek
Twin Falls Land and Water Company
Mixed Markets Reported Across Commodities and Regions
Financial data from New York London Liverpool and Chicago markets shows varied closes in wheat corn oats pork lard ribs and cotton seed oil. Prices fluctuate with Sept to July maturities, ranges and spot values reflecting ongoing commodity activity across major exchanges.
Anti Tick Crusade Spreads Through North Georgia
North Georgia counties seek Department of Agriculture help to form Anti Tick Associations to combat the cattle tick costing Georgia about a million dollars annually. A meeting in Eatonton last week organized one group and Greensboro will host a similar gathering on September 14 with prominent cattle raisers and dairymen. Attendees include R F Wright and Dr A C Stever, joined by Attorney General Jno C Hart. Cotton seed meal as cattle feed boosts profits and fertilizer value, prompting statewide action aided by a $5,000 legislative appropriation for tick war measures.
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Atlanta
North Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Eatonton
Putnam County
Greensboro
Green County
R. F. Wright
Department of Agriculture of Georgia
A. C. Stever
Jno. C. Hart
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Seorgia
Cinco County
W. M. Sagg
W. E. Wyman
Bob Billups
Crawford
Susan Brown
Georgia Campbell
Ee Co
B. Wingfield, SE
Foley
San Francisco
Cal
Co. B.S
England
Great Britain
Primitive Baptists
Liverpool
Chicago
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