Athens Clarke County Tax Sale Notices and Bond Election
The document records multiple Clarke County tax sales in Athens Georgia including properties of Wier and others, plus sheriff auctions of land in Athens, with details of parcels, tax debts, and notices. It also covers a city ordinance calling a May 1900 election on issuing sewer bonds of 30,000 dollars with 1000 dollar bonds, voting locations and procedures.
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Court House
Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Athom
Hancock Avenue
Washington Street
H. H. Linton
O ‘Ditson
L. C
Ponsemdon
Thad Boyd
Athena
Vine Street
Mamas
Tiley Dupree, . Te. Keotiert Bry
HL. Clarke
O. C. Culwan
AB. Linton
State End
Texan
G.M
Ann
Nere
Chiege
A. Broach
Suatloe Court of the Fifth District
G. M
G. A
O. G. Gibson
L. OC
Clarke
Port Loaree
M. L. Hunnicutt
Boise
Clarke Ty
Fecen
Jefferson and Yard
J. A. Fowler
Jana
Ines
Gumde Davenport
Dilsey Dupre
Rome
Cordelia Hruf
Ander
Lota HH
Lamtort
Clarke Coant Y
MD County
C. C. Gibson
L. O
Acre
A. A
Tenner
Linton
Emai
Haw Gels Aveni
Ant Ha Peat
Marke
HN W. Wier
Athen Hering
Gees
Gibson
Joan W. Wier
Clahke
Clarke Ganty
McNutt’s Creek
Klee
Court of Ordinary
Clarke County Georgia
Cours
Cooper
Totowa
Real Eatate
Herman Tefe
Mthens
Hanal
Orace
Clarke Icheis Bridge
City of
Notios
Aheriff
Aches
Charles T. Young
Clayton Street
Athene
Ahal Bs
Talmadge & Vincent
Ahall
Charles Sterp
Hall and
Washington Streets
W. W. Turner
Georgia Educators Meet at Cumberland Island
The Georgia Teachers Association plans a Cumberland Island gathering starting June 26 with Chancellor Hill Professor Branson and Mr A L Hull among speakers. Railroads offer one fare round trip and a one dollar membership fee. hotel rate set at 160 per day for five days ending June 30 with key educators in attendance.
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Chancellor Hill
Professor Branson
A. L New
Cumberland Island
Georgia Teachers Asociation
University
Lucy Cobb Institute
Clarke County
A. L. Hull
E.O. Branson
Education and Crime in Georgia Conference Addresses
A listing of speakers and papers from a Georgia education conference includes Professor B C Branson on Education and Crime in Athens, J O Harris on Reformatory Schools in Rome, J L Johnson on Educational Amateurs in Jackson, and K A Pound on Science in Public School Education, among others. The program features reports from committees on Course of Study for High Schools and a constitution revision.
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Georgia
J. O. Harris
Rome
Jennie T. Ford
Milledgeville
John N. Rogers
Sandersville
J. A. Flisch
J. C. Woodward
Nawnan
K. A. Pound
Wayeros
Infant daughter Sarah Cox dies after brief illness
Mr and Mrs C D Cox lose their six month old daughter Sarah Cornelis at their Loburah Street home yesterday noon. Funeral held at four this afternoon at the Cox residence with interment in Coones cemetery. Pallbearers are O T Hassey W T Brooks J M Stephenson and HK Head.
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Loburah Street
C. D. Cox
Sarah Cornelis
W. T. Brooks
J. M. Stephenson
HK. V. Head
Lightning Furies Leave Athens Scene of Damage
A severe electric storm struck Athens Tuesday night with widespread reports of damage across Georgia. A young man was killed in Washington, total destruction followed a house near Jerry Gray’s farm, and trees were struck close to Athens. In Atlanta, the Equitable Building briefly burned from lightning on the lines feeding the structure. The city’s storm bell rang several times, but damage to the system was repaired by yesterday.
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Athens
Washington
Thegross
Jerry Gray
Bailey Foundry
Atlanta
Equitable
Clarke county candidates announce re election bids
A spell of candidate notices from Clarke county lists Elmer J. Crawford for Clerk of Superior Court, S. Wingfield for Ordinary, and J. H. Dorsey along with David E. Simb, Geo M. for County Treasurer and Tax Receiver, plus Burnett seeking Representative. Primary action governs outcomes.
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Clarke County
Detgeratio E S
MR. Herrington
Yorounty
Ieacenes
Treagurer
Otha “Ie
A. Pitner
R. O, Latimer
Tar Heevelver
Olacke County
J. H. Dorsey
W. T. Carter
David E. Simb
Assembly of
Georgia
B. Burnett
Clarke
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