Legal Notices From Treasury and Clarke County Georgia
Official notices record Comptroller of the Currency certifying The National Bank of Athens in Clarke County Georgia may extend its charter to 1926 and Clarke County ordinary Granting permanent letters of administration to Susie Martin for Peter Damron estate with May 1906 hearing, guardian petition for Miss May Wallace, and Grand U P L Club charter petition amended for incorporation and power to establish branches in Georgia and other states.
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Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
National Bank of
Athens
Clarke
State of Georgia
Willian J. Ridgely
National Bank of Athens
State of
Georgia
Wm. B. Ridgely
Susie Martin
Peter Damron
Gald County
B. Wingfield
Clarke Connoly
William H. Berger
William Epps
Clarke County
May Cohcutta Wallace
Said
B. R. Pickrell
James N. P. Wallace
E. F. Wallace
B. R. Tickrell
Grand Club seeks charter to form branch and subordinate clubs
Clarke County petition to grant Grand U.P. Club a charter to operate as a main club with rights and privileges including creating subordinate and branch offices in Georgia and other states. Principal office to be in Athens, Georgia. Clerk Elmer J. Crawford confirms accuracy of the petition filed March 1.
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Carter
Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
Oscar J. Franklin
Jesay BE. Brannen
J. H. Bradberry
A. P. Watkins
Keith
C. M. James
Thome Elves
Grand
U. P. L. Club
Grand U. P. L. Club
United States
Athens
Grand U. PL
Grand U.P. Clu
Thompson,thermey
Oscar J. Frankelin
Jesse E. Branne
Bradberry
Io. West
Gold Loot At Express Office Sparks Local Probe
Washington Ga April 11 A safe in the Southern Express office was looted Saturday night while agent J R Smith dined. About 80 in gold was taken with 4 5 hundred dollars in greenbacks left untouched. A 17 year old ex-employee drew suspicion as the source. An empty tobacco sack with seven 10 coins and 10 in currency was later delivered with a note claiming the recovered sum. No arrests yet.
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Washington, Ga
Southern Express Company
J. R. Smith
Express Company
Damage cases in Clarke Superior Court moved to non-suit
Yesterday in Clarke Superior Court the county’s lawyers moved to non-suit T H Barrett et al v Clarke County for property damage from road construction the suit failing due to missing twelve month notice of suit. Judge Brand sustained the point and non-suited the case. The day’s focus shifted to Mrs Robert Hill suing railroads for $15000 over her husband’s death after a trestle fall over the Oconee River. Her counsel were Colley Lumpkin and Erwin. Judge Brand granted an injunction restraining lands trespass in Smith v Vaughan. Interested in wood cords for Athens Empire Laundry.
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Clarke Superior Court
Clarke
T. H. Barrett
Brand
Robert Hill
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Atlantic Coast Line
Georgia Railroad
Local Commentary Slams Politicians And Negro Disfranchisement
The piece blasts Hoke Smith Dowle and others while noting Tom Watson letters urging votes for Smith. It jokes about state figures addressing Butler voters, followed by a fire in Butler, and questions the push to repeal the fifteenth amendment to disfranchise Black citizens amid the upcoming primary.
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Hall County
Tom Watson
Hoke Smith
Hoke
Tommy
Hokey
Large Additions Planned for Athens Check Factory
It is likely the Athens Check factory will resume operations with a much enlarged capacity. Owners consider adding a rear section to form a 300 by 140 foot rectangle. New mill would include about ten thousand spindles and corresponding looms, though not to be done immediately. The project is expected to be taken up at no distant date.
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Athens
Athens Chamber Pushes Better Train Schedules
The Athens Chamber of Commerce, urging railroads to improve schedules, reports progress with the Central of Georgia planning a new passenger train to give Athens two daily trains. President Michael of the Chamber met J C Waite of the Central to review the schedule, and the group will press the Southern Railway for improved times, hoping substantial city benefits follow.
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The
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Central of
Georgia
Athens
J. C. Waite
Central
Chael
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Treasury
Conner Bill Prompts Support For State College Farm Plan
Bartow county leader J J Conner visited Athens this week and voiced strong backing for the Conner bill authorizing a hundred thousand dollars for the state college of agriculture. The measure, with a favorable committee report, is set to be the first up when the legislature convenes next June, and Conner plans to marshal broad support from university friends.
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Conner
Banner
College of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Connor
Blin
J. J. Conner
Bartow County
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Athens
J. M. Johnson
University
Clarke County plans big exhibit at state fair
Clarke County will mount a substantial agricultural exhibit at the state fair in Atlanta next fall. Prominent figures like Hon. J. J. Conner of Bartow and Prof. J. M. Johnson support a creditable display. The Clarke County Farmers Club will discuss procedures at a meeting on Saturday April 21 and aim to win first prize if the effort proceeds.
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Clarke County
Farmers’ Club
J. J. Conner
Bartow County
Conner
Prof
Johnson
Hibit
Clarke County Farmers‘ Club
Prof. Johnson
Atlanta
Gite City
Memorial to Walter Barnard Hill Set by Athens Schools
The article notes a memorial to Walter Barnard Hill, late Chancellor of the University of Georgia, to be held in Athens during the first week of June under the auspices of the Athens High and Industrial schools. It highlights cross racial sentiments and gratitude toward northern benefactors and southern men who spoke moral convictions.
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Walter Barnard Hill
Georgia
South
Mr. Hill
Eryone
University of Georgia
Athens
Free Valuable Medical Books From Dr J Newton Hathaway
Dr J Newton Hathaway of Atlanta Ga offers several valuable books on diseases free of charge. Write now to receive titles such as Diseases of the Urinary Tract Varicocele Nervous Exhaustion and Women’s Diseases, with confidential advice and no cost.
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J. Newton Hathaway
South
Atlanta
Georgia Experiment Station backs Cook's improved cotton seed
The Georgia Experiment Station pronounces Cook's Improved Cotton Seed the best of all varieties tested in 1905. For sale by Warren J. Smith and Brother at 3rd Street and 2nd Avenue.
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Cook
Georgia
Warren J. Smith & Bro
Alexander C. Rucker Dies at Athens After Long Illness
Alexander C. Rucker aged near half a century, youngest son of Col. Tinsley W. Rucker, died April 7 1906 at his Athens home after a long illness. He married Carrie Simpson of Sparta Ga and left a daughter. Described as a courteous kindhearted man who valued Christ and family, his friends mourn his loss. Also noted are advertising notices for Paro Ointment piles treatment and Laxative Bromo Quinine cold remedy, and local Chamber of Commerce efforts to improve railroad schedules and Clarke county exhibit plans for the state fair.
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Athens
Alexander C. Rucker
Col
Tinsley W. Rucker
Sarah E. Warris
Carrie Simpson
Sparta
Nis
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