Legal Notices of Clarke County Georgia In May 1909
Public notices announce probate and guardian sales in Clarke County Georgia. A A Bray seeks leave to sell real estate for Elizabeth Connell as executrix. J L Hanson applies to sell land in Echols County for estate distribution. multiple guardians plan auctions in Athens Clarke County including Lumpkin Burnett Fowler lands and a Barberville lot with terms cash. Public sale dates set for May 1st and May 4th 1909 at the courthouse.
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Georgia
Clarke County
A. G. Bray
Elizabeth Connell
J. L. Hanson
Armisted Hinson
Echols County
Appling County
B. Wingfield
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Athens
Berrow & Strahan
Lumpkin, Burnett and Fowler
Clarence B. Arnold
Said
Termn Eash
John L. Arnold
Clarefice
B. Arnold
Multiple Athens property foreclosures and tax sales 1909
A dense list of sheriff sales and tax executions in Athens Georgia from 1909 outlines properties across Rutherford surveys on Broad Street Reese Street and Water Street. It includes lots fronting Broad Street and Reese Street, a one third acre tract near Oconee River, and parcels conveyed to Charlotte Williams and Rebecca Davis, with totals due from notes to Nelson Johnson and William Williams. Additional parcels include city tax liens for Harriet Dorsey, Lina Hill, Mary Adams, A L Gaines, and others. Proceedings by the City Treasurer and county sheriff specify sale dates on the first Tuesday in May at the courthouse with details of bounds and lot dimensions.
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Nelson Johnson
Rutherford
Marks and Lumpkin
Broad Street
Athens
Mrs. Marks
Jane Brown
David Carter
William Sheets
UII
Billups Phinizy
Said Johnson
Johnson
Anid Company
A. C. Williams
Reese Street
Harris
Church Streets
Charlotte Williams
Marcus H. Cheatham
Elizabeth Smith
M. B. Morton
Reese
Sidney Greene
Willams
Williama
Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Oconee River
Nicholson
Bale Harris Branch
Water Street
Lowe Foster
W. L. Wood
City of
Allgood & Thornton
Frank Hailey
L. J. Lampkin
McCrary
A. le Mitchell
A. M. EB. Church
Strong Street
Rebecca Davis
W. S. Wood
Air Dome Theater
Air Dome Theater Co
Said
G. M
Newton Bridge Road
Mary Linzy
Filtza Colquitt
Luther Burdell
J. A. Hunnicutt
John Street
Arthur Tuck
Lina HI
Lina Hill
Pa’s
State
D. J. Cook
L. C
W. E. Jackson
A. J. Davison
A. H. Davison
H. P. Hinton
Mary Anderson
Mary Adams
River Street
A. L. Gaines
Francis Peters
Aleck Waters
World Cotton Prices and Quotations Mention Dreadnought Note
Listing of ruling prices for cotton in New York Chicago and southern markets with middling around 5.27 buyers in New York and several regional quotes, followed by a brief unrelated sentence noting Britain ordering more Dreadnoughts as England’s courage wanes.
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Liverpool
New York
Grand Council of Georgia to Convene in Athens April 21 1909
Richard B. Russell Grand Regent announces the twenty ninth annual session of the Grand Council of Georgia will meet in Athens on Wednesday April 21 1909 at 10 oclock A M Eastern time. The gathering aims to boost interest and membership with new business discussed first day. Georgian Hotel offers rate 3.00 with bath and 2.50 without. A banquet by Oconee Council No 138 and a social itinerary are planned.
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Russell
Grand Council
Royal Arcanum of Georgia
Grand Council of Georgia
Athens
Oconee Council No
J. C. Sipple
Savannah
G. W. McDorman
R. R. Fowler
Covington
Q. L. Will ‘Ford
Madison
B. J. Edwards
Monroe
F.C. Messiger
Columbus
J. G. Lestar
Atlanta
Deubler
Dawson
J. T. Perry
LaGrange
C. M Milam
Cartersville
Georgian Hotel
Supreme Council
Southeastern Tariff Association
Richard B. Russell
R. P. Lester
Convict Compares The Two Systems In Hardship Letter
A white convict formerly at the Chattahoochee Brick Company camp, described as educated and from a good family, writes from Atlanta that the old prison life was humane compared to today. He states he is now on a road gang, chained to his cot and working from daybreak to dark, calling the brick-yard life a Paradise by contrast to his current conditions.
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Ulm
Atlanta
Paradise
Chattahoochee Brick Company
Roag
Ike
Parden
Patton
Ed Patton
Polk County
Charlie Cruzzart
Cruzzart
State Supreme Court
Prisoner appeals, new trial and pardon bid in Georgia case
The article recounts a conviction overturned on appeal then reversed for a new trial, followed by final conviction and no further appeal. Pardon backers allege public excitement tainted the case, noting lack of funds stymied continued appeals. It also covers Georgia railroads facing potential state salting over reciprocal demurrage rules and enforcement by the railroad commission under the Candler bill.
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Patton
Atlanta
Georgia
Railroad Commission
State Commission
Baldwin Will Probated In Los Angeles Court
The probate of E. J. Lucky Baldwin’s will in Los Angeles is near completion. Executor H A Unruh testified the net property ranges from 20 to 24 million dollars with personal property at 127 thousand. Income from the estate has been about 10 thousand annually. details of settlements with Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. Selby were not disclosed. The executor’s bond is set at 275 thousand dollars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
E. J
Baldwin
H. A. Unruh
Turtman
Unruh
Lilie Bennett Baldwin
Zelda Selby
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Clarke County, Ga
Fubton County
East Athens
Gleason
Robinson
Strickland
Superior Court
Askew
Emma L. Nichols
Roberta Nichols
Satnlah and
Yonah Avenues
J. A. Nichols
Coroua
Clarke County Building, Loan and Improvement Company
Clinton Sims
Clarke Superior Court
Barberville
Richard Brawner
Said Street
John R. Crawford
Sims
ORGIA
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Exchange Today
Spot
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Norfolk
Boston
Philadelphia
Houston
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St. Louis
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Memphis
Mobile
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England
Dee
Dee. O
Ewes S
Royal Arcanum
Convict
Catarr Ely
Ratlel
Pilekly
Ay Brothers
Warren Street
York
Lucky Baldwin
Willis
F. G. Fritts
Oneonta
N. Y
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