Notice to Sell Estate Lands in Clarke and Echols Counties
Clarke County notices announce A G Bray as administrator seeking leave to sell Mrs Elizabeth Connell estate lands. J L Hanson seeks leave to sell Wild Lands of Armisted Hinson for distribution in Echols County. a Clarke County sale of real estate is ordered for May 1909 under a court order with details of location and conditions.
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Georgia
Clarke County
A. G. Bray
Elizabeth Connell
J. L. Hanson
Armisted Hinson
Echols County
Appling County
B. Wingfield
Guardian Sale and Tax Liens in Athens Georgia 1909
Court of Ordinary Clarke County orders May sale of one half acre in Lumpkin Burnett Fowler lands Lot 29 to fund Clarence B Arnold minor estate. Guardian and tax sheriff sales list properties on East Side Oconee river Barberville Athens including Air Dome Theater assets and Mary Adams and Harriet Dorsey estates with multiple parcels and tax liens.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
L.5ton County
Court House
Athens
Clarke
Oconee River
East
Cheek
Broad Street
Gleason
Robinson
Strickland
Superior Court
Askew
Barrow & Strahan
Lumpkin, Burnett and Fowler
Clarence
Emmall. Nichols
Roberta Nichols
Batulah and
Yonah Avenues
B. Wingfield
Said
Nicholson
Bale Harris
City of
Allgood & Thornton
McCrary
A. L. Mitchell
Strong
Rebecca Davis
Re Ale
Clarke County Building, Loan and Improvement Company
Clinton Sims
Clarke Superior Court
Barberville
Richard Brawner
Sald Street
Sald
John R. Crawford
Sald Wal
Sald Company
Simss
Sims
John D. Mell
Wii
Athens City Property Levy On Lina Hill Lot
In Athens City a parcel of land is described with metes and bounds on John street and adjacent streets. The lot, indicated as Lina Hill property, is seized to satisfy tax fi fas for years 1906 1907 1903. Sheriff W. Jackson notes levy completed April 3 1909 and turned over by D J Cook L C.
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Air Dome Theater
Air Dome Theater Co
W. L. Wood
City of
Athens
Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Sald County
Said County
Newton Bridge Road
Mary Linsy
Eliza Colquitt
Luther Burdell
Abu Hicks
Jeds
Harriet Dorsey
D. J. Cook
W. E. Jackson
A. H. Davison
H. P. Hinton
Rutherford
Mary Anderson
Mary Adams
Fifa
L. C
Ald
Riverstreat
A. L. Gaines
Francis Peters
Aleck Waters
Levy
Dr. Cook
Erty Town
J. A. Hunnilcutt
John Street
Arthur Tuck
Lina Hill
Fa’s
State
W. 2. Jackson
Georgia Life Insurance Company Granted Charter
Atlanta April 21 Special The Georgia Life Insurance Company with capital of 1,000,000 and headquarters planned for Macon was granted a charter by Secretary of State Phil Cook. Incorporators listed shares and the firm plans life insurance business as its first operation. The Macon firm Hall & Hall represents the company. It is noted as the third largest new insurer in the state recently after Athens and an Atlanta outfit run by prominent Black leaders.
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Atlanta
Georgia Life Insurance Company
Capital
Macon
Phil Cook
W. E. Small
J. F. Mercer
J. C. McAfee
J. E. Hall
Hall & Hall
Athens
Helen Learns Generosity From Cakes Lesson
From Delineator a girl named Helen learns generosity after a mother teaches sharing. Helen brings a bag of cakes to her mother and says she has learned to be generous, asking visitors not to take any of her cakes.
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Helen
Poker Trickster Vanishes After Phosphor Marked Deck Ruse
An outsider using blue glasses and marked playing cards hoodwinked traveling salesmen at a Planters Hotel poker game in Kansas City. After lights briefly went dark, the marked backs revealed the deceit and the man vanished with his winnings, leaving the group puzzled and unpaid.
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St. Louis Republic
Knights of the Road
Planters Hetel
Chicago
Kansas City
West
More Prisoners Receive Pardons In Georgia
In Atlanta on April 21, several inmates pardoned by the governor under a prison commission recommendation are Tom Jackson Major DeVaughn Tom DeVaughn Jerry Weaver and Will Crawford. Convicted in Campbell county of arson they faced terms from five to seven years. The pardon notes circumstantial evidence and recent indications of their innocence. They will be released immediately.
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Atlanta
Prison Commission
Tom Jackson
Major DeVaughn
Tom DeVaughn
Jerry Weaver
Will Crawford
Campbell County
Cotton market notes and city quotations across major hubs
Market reports show New York and Liverpool cotton prices steady with slight shifts. Spot values across Atlanta New York Savannah and other ports remain steady to firm with minor variations amid regional activity and demand hints.
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New York
Atlanta
Liverpool
New Orleans
Galveston
Savannah
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Houston
Augusta
St. Louis
Loulaville
Memphis
Mobile
Charleston
Sound warnings for ships at sea
A historical overview argues sound is the only reliable undersea warning in thick weather, detailing how lights fail in smoke or snow and air signals are unreliable. It outlines submarine signaling devices, three bell types, and lists Atlantic coast lightship bells from Maine to Texas, urging government action.
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Atlantic
Cape Elizabeth
Boston
Mass
Pollock Rip Shoals
Pollock Rip
Great Round Shoal
Nantucket Shoals
Vineyard Sound
Brenton Reef
R. I. Cornfield Point
Conn
Fife Island
N. Y
Ambrose Channel
N. J
Northeast End
Five Fathom Bank
N. J. Overfalls
Del
Fenwick Island Shoal
Winter Quarter Shoal
Cape Charles
Tall of the Horseshoe
Diamond Shoal
N. C
Cape Lookout Shoals
Frying Pan Shoal
Brunewick Bar
South Pass
Heald Bank
Tex
Atlantic Coast Bell Signaling for Ships and Submarines
The document describes installing bells at major Atlantic Hazard points to aid shipping. It contrasts practical shipboard bells with tank mounted transmitters that send signals through water and ship walls. Submarine boats can use coordinated signaling for flotillas and surface ships for safer navigation.
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Atlantic
Deer Island
Matinicus
Camden Ledges
Monhegan Island
Seguin Ledges
Thatchers Island
the Graves
Peaked Hill Bar
Mauset
Handkerchief
Cross Rip
Gay Head
Point Judith
Block Island
Little Gull Island
Middle Ground
Stratford Shoal
Execution Rock
Barnegat
McCres Shoal
del. Bay
Cape Romain
Little River
St. John’s River
Jupiter Inlet
Fowey Rocks
Carysfort
Alligator
Sand Key
Mobile Bay
Sabine Pass
Mtana
Boy 12 Slays and Attacks Children With Ax in Louisiana
Incensed by being left in charge, Tom Godfrey fed the youngest child to hogs and then hacked the others with an ax. Three children were injured, one died, and the stepmother reports the triple crime from Opelousas Louisiana. Tom is jailed as authorities investigate.
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New Orleans
Opelousas
Tom Godfrey
Tom
la Follette
President Finley to address University of Georgia students
Friday morning at the University of Georgia chapel President W. W. Finley of the Southern railroad will deliver an address to the students. He is deeply interested in the South's development and especially its educational advancement. Athens citizens are invited to attend.
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University of Georgia Chapel
W. W. Finley
The
Southern Railroad
Finley
South
Athens
Graft Charged in Census Bureau Controversy
Senate sends census bill back to conference to press amendments on civil service rules and building for census work in Washington. Senator McCumber accuses officials of nepotistic promotion and cites wives of lawmakers and officers. dispute centers on residence requirements and state apportionment effects.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Census Office
Congress
War Department
Treasury Department
Roosevelt
City of
Senator Gallinger
Lodge
Carter
Civil Service Commission
la Follette
Benator Heyburn
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Insurance Company
Everybody's Magazine
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Athensa
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Aols
Ss Oe
Park
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Ee Ae Ae
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Sass Vee
College Chapel
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Ely Bros
Warren Street
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