Clarke County notices on administration and guardianship 1906
Clarke County Georgia notices list Susie Martin applying for permanent letters of administration on Peter Damron’s estate. A separate notice for William Epps estate seeks dismissal of administration. May guardianship hearing set for Dr J Pickrell for May 1 with consent from guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Martin
Peter Damron
B. Wingfield
Clarke County
Georgia
William Il Berger
William Epps
Tate Aly
May Colutta Wallace
Said
DB. R. Pickrell
James H. P. Wale
E. F. Wallace
J. Pickrell
H. C. White
Sald
Wingfield, Sr
HW. C. White
Mary Louise Benedict
A. D
Law
S. J. Wingfield
Brinson Railway Charter Notice in Georgia Records
Georgia notices filed for incorporation of Brinson Railway from Savannah to Athens across multiple counties with 180 miles, $1,000,000 capital, common stock, election of five directors, and 160 year term. Petition also seeks charter for Orson Lace Leather Company with 250k cap, leather products, and board by laws. Includes administration notices and legal proclamations in Clarke County clerks records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinson Railway
Georgia
Savannah
Chatham County
Chatham
Effingham
Screven
Jenkins, Turke, Jefferson
Mebville
Wilkes, Oglethorpe
Clairke
Athens
Clarke County
Hirth
Superior Court
Quid County
Seaborn Duckett
E.L. Duckett
P. Y. Duckett
Banks
J. W. Marlon
Habersham County
W. H. Shelton
Board of Directors
Jos, A
Alexander
Telegraph mocks Impeachment of Intelligence Over Primary Ploy
The Macon Telegraph disputes The Atlanta Journal claim that Clark Howell allies plan to railroad a resolution barring former populists now in the Democratic primary. It argues there is no foundation for the charge and condemns the Journal’s white primary tactic led by Watson as open enmity to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atlanta Journal
Clark Howell
Howell
Watson
Remedy Suggested for Peach Leaf Curl
The State Entomologist notes peach leaf curl is widespread in Georgia orchards and can be prevented by Bordeaux spray in January or February. If buds have opened, spraying won’t help. Immediate fertilizing with nitrogen rich fertilizer and thorough cultivation can help trees recover, protect this year’s crop, and aid buds for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle
Georgia
State Board of Entomology
Cotton Letter Reports Narrow Moves in Liverpool Market
New York reports Liverpool opened higher and closed with gains, while our market fluctuated in narrow limits. Buyers from conservative interests supported prices though scalpers stayed less aggressive. Weather in the eastern belt draws some attention, but no clear trend emerges. May buying orders helped push July cotton to 10.96 as short interests reportedly covered ahead of tomorrow's notices. Liverpool expected to move 3 to 6 points higher tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
RHD
Siedenburg & CO
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Severe Wounds
L. B. Napier of Bugles Kentucky reports torture on Devil's Island and piles. after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve, a single box permanently cured him. He praises it for wounds burns and sores. Sold by W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Son and other druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Experiment Station
Warren J. Smith & Bro. Ltd
E. W. Grove
Devil's Island
Georgia Teachers' Association to Meet on Cumberland Island
The Georgia Teachers' Association announces a June 21 to 23 meeting on Cumberland Island with Prof E B Mell Athens as secretary and J S Stewart T J Wooster W H Bocock E C Branson G G Bond and D L Earnest to participate. Officers include M L Brittain Atlanta president C B Chapman Macon vice president Mrs Gertrude Alexander Atlanta secretary E B Mell Athens treasurer R B Daniel Valdosta. The event features lectures, committees, and social events with oyster roasts and a planned fishing and beach schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Island
E. B. Mell
Georgia Teachers’ Association
Athens
J. 8. Stewart
T. J. Wooster
W. H. Bocock
E. C. Branson
G. G. Bond
D. L. Earnest
M. L
Brittain
Atlanta
C. B. Chapman
Macon
Gertrude Alexander
R. B. Daniel
Valdosta
J. H. Walker
M. M. Parks
B. Robinson
Association
Associatin
Luc Gage
Saratoga
Brunswick and Florida Steamboat Company
W. M. Tupper & Co
Mit
Brunswick
Georgia
Jekyl Island
Devoe Paint Advertises Lead and Zinc Mix
A letter to W P Brooks from F W Devoe & Company extols Devoe lead and zinc paint as cheaper and better than rivals. It cites customers in Pennsylvania soft coal country and claims most people paint by hand while the government used machinery for mixing. The note urges dealers to push the product for a fair profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H H Stephenson
Cis
Ter
OU City
Savings Pis
Pennsylvania
Devoe
Cashler
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Clarike County
Y. E. Bargeron
H. W. DeLoach
W. A. Seale
B. F. Rogers
W. C. Myers
W. L. Clarke
Orson Lace Leather Company
Attys
E. J. Crawford
Said County
Clarke Co
Georgia, Clarke County
State of Georgia
Parts Medicine Co
St. Louis
Cook
Macon Telegraph
Rees
Beart
Borgia
Alabama Business College
North
Smith
New York Futures
Chicago
Georgia Educational Association
L. A. Miller
Cumberland Is Kind Hotel
W. W. Landrum
Jere Pound
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
University of Georg Sia
Rousseau
Lawton B. Evans
Augusta
Carleton B. Gibson
Columbus
R. G. Coates
Ralph Newton
Lumpkin
W. H. Thomas
Jackson
Duggan
Sparta
M. B. Dennis
Eatonton
Fitzpatrick
R. J. Paine
G. D. Rucker
Alpharetta
Stewart
University of Georgia
W. L. Weber
Emory College
E. B. Gresham
Waynesboro
Branen
Statesboro
H. B. Adams
Jonesboro
R. W. Smith
LaGrange
Female College
E. Parks
West Point
W. B. Merritt
Round Table
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia Normal and Industrial Lege
FG McCabe
E. B. Heard
Middleton
Davis
Thomasville
J. M. Collum
Ville
Ballard
Sy W. T. Dumas
Marietta
E.W. Ch. Cuthbert
W. Bifin
Stone Mountain
Barwick
Albany
In. Normal School
M. L. Parker
Comer Woodward
Spark. Institute
Claude Grey
Cust Grove Institute
C.F. Venash Rockmart Institute
W. P. Brooks
Athens, Ga
Ely
Manly Brothers
Warren Btreat
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