Executor's Sale and Multiple Real Estate Notices in Athens
By order of Clarke County Court of Ordinary in 1891 sale an Athens lot fronting Miller street ranked as Lot 4 Rutherford survey, 0.25 acre, first Tuesday in May 1910, cash. Also sheriff sale of half-acre tract near Athens Winterville road, bounded by Landrum, Cooper, Landrum, and Georgia R. R, on first Tuesday in May 1910. Additional lot in 219th District G M described by Metes bounds, 23 acres, levied on for John Days. Discharge petition for Deupree Hunnicutt, administrator of James Wilkins, May 1910 term. Administrator’s sale of East Athens real estate on Broad Street near Oconee River in Clarke County, check factory area, 42 by 146 feet, two-room house, cash. Also administration for Sallie Holnes estate. letters requested.
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Clarke County
Athens
Georgia
Miller Street
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Rutherford
Thomas
Mord. Marks
Simon Marks
Court House
Winterville
Isah Landrum
Frank Cooper
Jim Landrum
R. R
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Levy
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L. C. W. E. Jackson
Fifa
F. H. Williams
L. C
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Deupree Hunnicutt
James Wilkins
Said County
Said
B. Wingfield
Fulton County
Clarke
Oconee River
East Athena
Broad Street
Gleason
Robinson
Strickland
Superior Court
Mealor
Im. H. Merry
William P. Cleveland
E. €. Branson
D. B. Fowler
J. B. Wier
Prince Avenue
G. M. Said
Georgia Avenue
Normal Avenue
Oglethorpe Avenue
State Normal School
Southern Mutual
John B. Gamble
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Board of Commissioners
Priston Commission of
Georgia Cattle Company charter petition filed in Clarke County
A group including Leon P Sawtell and M P Calleghn seeks a twenty year charter for the Georgia Cattle Company to operate a livestock farm near Athens Georgia. The application outlines capital stock of 100 000 dollars with possible increase to 250 000, governance, land use, road building rights and authority to amend charter and wind up business.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
Leon P. Sawtell
Fulton County
M. P .Calleghn
L. C. Brown
R. H. Mc. Crary
W. R. Canning
C. C. Kimsey
E. J. Sawtell
Harris County
Texas
Georgia Cattle Company
Athens
Tts
Heruin
Moffett Turns Up Again as Gregor in Georgia case
Columbia police seek Presbyterian theological student E. R. McGregor of Athens Georgia after his Columbia seminary disappearance. A returned $80 and $30 checks drawn on H. A. McGregor, marked no such account, point to a scam. A fellow student and a clothing firm were victims. unpaid board bills noted. The man had not matriculated at Columbia.
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8. C
Presbyterian Theological
E. R. McGregor
Athens
Columbia Seminary
H. A. McGregor
McGregor
University of Georgia
Moffett
Wicely
Enumerators Named for Athens Achane and Clarke County
Hon. Willis Adama, supervisor for the Eighth district, publishes the full list of enumerators with their districts and canvass areas. Names include Oscar D. Arnold, George W. Crawford, F L D Morgan, Thos H Morris, Walter Williams, Charles T Young, and others, covering Athens city wards and surrounding militia districts. Work begins on the 15th of the month.
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Willis Adama
Elberton
Achane
Clarke County
Oscar D. Arnold
Athens
George W. Crawford
First City
Oconee River
Broad Street
F. L. D. Morgan
First Ward
Thos. H. Morris
Walter Williams
Second City
Washington Street
Charles T. Young
I. J. B. Dottery
Third Ward
Baxter Street
Jas C. Mell
Talford Smith
Jas. M. McCurdy
Fourth Ward
Hancock Avenue
Dougherty Street
Dougherty
Prince Avenue
Cobb
Carl A. von der Lieth
Barber
Barrow
Lumpkin Street
J. R. Wier
Chase Street
A. L
W. R. Duncan
Jas. F. Whittaker
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Georgia Factory
W. C. Flynt ‘Bigan
Fletcher Tuck
Omai Creek
Kenney
Morgan Smith
Buck Branch
J. T. Hardeman
Princeton Factory
Bradberry’s
R. L. Bramblett
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Nickerson Estate
Notice to all claimants against the estate of Captain Reuben Nickerson to present proof and to all debtors to pay to T. H. Nickerson. Maria E. B. Nickerson and T. H. Nickerson named executors.
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Reuben Nickerson
T. H. Nickerson
Maria EB. Nickerson
Mrs. Alice Hardeman Dies at 89 in Tuckston Ga
Mrs. Alice Hardeman of Tuckston Georgia died yesterday after a brief illness at age 89. She is survived by two sons B Hardeman and J T Hardeman and a daughter Mrs Susie Martin. Funeral at 3 PM today at Tuckston Methodist Church with burial in Tuckston Cemetery.
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Alice Hardeman
Tuckston
Tuckston Methodist Church
Tuckston Cemetery
Central of Georgia engineers gain 5 percent wage increase
A Savannah conference between Central officials and a Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers committee resulted in a 5 percent wage increase for engineers across the Central of Georgia railway system. The three day meeting concluded with the agreement.
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Road
Brotherhood of Engineers
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Clarke County Doctors Entertain Members With Feast
Clarke county Medical Association members were hosted by Dr. J. C. McKinney at the Georgian for a splendid repast. A large attendance enjoyed a fine menu and social atmosphere among physicians of the city and county. Foley's Honey and Tar is marketed as a cough remedy by local druggists.
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Medical Association of
Clarke County
J. C. McKinney
Foley
Wreck on Seaboard Freight Train Near Greenwood
A northbound Seaboard freight of 22 cars plunged into a burning trestle over Coronaca Creek near Greenwood, burning the train and injuring several crew. Fire and delay halted traffic as rescuers tended the wounded and detours were set via the Charleston and Western Carolina line.
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Greenwood
D. C
Seaboard
Athens
Coronaca Creek
Cc. H. Hinnant
Columbia
Kemp
Carroll
Chester
Barmore Mayes
Charleston and Western Carolina
Forty Thousand Short the Registration in Georgia Report
Reports from many counties show registration in Georgia is about 40 000 short of the 1908 09 levels due to new law requirements. Fulton Chatham and Richmond show the largest declines with Fulton around 16 000 behind, while Atlanta operates two offices past 10 p m to handle rush. The weather commentary appears alongside unrelated prose.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Fulton
Chatham
Richmond
Sumter
Glynn
Laurens
Burke
Muskogee
Crisp
Decatur
Registration figures show drops in Clarke county turnout
Clarke County's registration under the new system falls to 1,815 this year from 2,376 in 1908, with 88 colored voters. Whites drop by 181 overall, including 107 fewer in the city and 23 less in Princeton Factory district. Several county districts report smaller registries, totaling 1,815 with 88 colored.
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Clarke County
Princeton Factory
Markets Report New York Cotton Prices
Cotton futures quoted for January through November with varied values. Notable closes and openings show mixed activity across multiple delivery months from January to November, with prices ranging roughly from 12.35 to 14.65 per hundredweight.
Liverpool Cotton Opening and Closing Rates Summary
The table lists Liverpool cotton prices across months from January to December with multiple futures or delivery lines. Figures show opening and closing values including seasonal spreads and 1-2 month adjustments, indicating ongoing market sequencing and price shifts.
Indiana Teachers Convene in Fort Wayne Meeting
Hundreds of educators arrive from Indiana and neighboring states for the twenty eighth annual Northern Indiana Teachers association convention. Opening addresses by retiring President J. T. Giles of Marion and the new leader O. R. Baker of Winchester set the stage for sessions through Friday and Saturday featuring Dr. Luther Halsey Gullick Prof. George B. Vincent and Dr. William H. Allen as speakers.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Ft. Wayne
Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
J. T. Giles
Marion
O. R. Baker
Winchester
Luther Halsey Gullick
New York
George B. Vincent
University of Chicago
William H. Allen
Bureau of Municipal Research
New York City
Taft and Carnegie Attend Carnegie Library Dedication
President Taft headlined the dedication ceremony of the new Carnegie Library at Howard University with Andrew Carnegie as guest of honor. University President W P Thirkield presided as the event marked the formal opening, amid extended remarks and campus exercises. The article also notes Taft’s displeasure over Indiana party members led by Beveridge.
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Taft
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Howard University
W. P. Thirkield
University
Indiana
Bis Party
Beveridge
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