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Athens Weekly Banner in Athens, Georgia

29 Apr 1910

Page 8

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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1910

Page

8

Executors Sale and Multiple Clarke County Sheriff Notices

Legal advertisements from Clarke County Georgia describe Executor Mord Larks sale of Lot 4 Rutherford survey Athens containing a quarter acre, to take place May 1910. Also sheriff sales of land near Athens Wintersville road, and a second tract of twenty three acres with various bounds in the 219th and 220th districts. Notices include a citation for discharge of Deupree Hunnicutt's administration, guardian appointment for Rufus C Kittle, and an administrator's sale in Clarke and Fulton counties. An application for charter by Georgia Cattle Company seeks twenty year incorporation with capital stock up to 250 thousand dollars and broad powers to acquire land and operate farms in multiple counties.

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Court of Ordinary Clarke County Court House Athens Georgia Miller Street Reese Rutherford Thomas Athen Larks Simon Marks Winterville Feah Landrum Frank Cooper Jim Landrum R. R John Hodges Justice Court M. Link Levy F. J. Johnson J. C. W. E. Jackson G. M Mark Jenkins Charlie Weatherly Dan Young Gsuld John Days B. Suddeth J. P G. Mf S. J. Carmichael Fifa F. H. Williams Deupree Hunnicutt James Wilkins Said County Said B. Wingfield Gale Georgi Fulton County Clarke Foig Oconee East Athens Gleason Robinson Strickland Superior Court Broad Street Mealor G. O. Kittle Rufus C. Kittle W. C. Flanagan Willis Kittle Wingfield, SR M. H. Merry William P. Cleveland Leon P. Sawtell M. P O'Calleghn L. C. Brown R. H. McCrary W. R. Canning C. C. Kimsey E. M Sawtell Harris County Texas Georgia Cattle Company L Company Tve Corportato Gard Corporation Seteforth RL. J. Smith & Son Elmer J. Crawford E. J. Crawford Clarke Co John B. Gamble State of Georgia Secretary of State Chatham County George M. Brinson Y. E B. Bargeron W. C. Myers John FE. Foy Effingham County James Imbri Savannah Chatham Effingham Screven Burke Richmond Jefferson McDuffle Warren Wilkes Oglethorpe R. L. Pittman Brinson Railway Savannah Valley Railroad Company State of Board of Commissioners of Roads Good Roads Machinery Co Kelly- Springfield Southern Mutual John B N. P. Pollitt A. D. Cheney Ncorporators MO. J. Strickland I. Elmer J. Crawford Charter of State Mutual Agency J. Crawford Buperior Court
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Georgia Cattle Company Charter Application and Public Notices

Clarke County legal notices include petitions for charter and railroad company Brinson Railway, guardianships, estates, road improvements, and assessments. Public notices cite commissioners, warnings against road interference, and bids for machinery with names such as Brinson, Brinson Railway, State Mutual Agency, and George M Brinson.

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Athens helps Decatur Orphans Home with gift drive

Rev Howard Crumley, superintendent of the Decatur Orphans Home, visited Athens churches to urge support. Local residents pledged over $800 for the children, with Athens citizens long supporting a planned Athens cottage at Decatur and ongoing contributions from the community.

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Decatur Orphans’ Home Howard Crumley Decatur First Methodist Harris Memorial Methodist Church Atheny Athens Jackson
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Indiana Democrats Convene in Indy for Key Platform Fight

The Democratic state convention opened in Indianapolis as 1,747 delegates arrived. Leaders debate senatorial endorsement and party platform with a focus on temperance and tariff. Governor Marshall may address endorsing a candidate while Taggart opposes the move. Contests loom for auditor, treasurer, attorney general and judges.

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Indianapolis Ind Denison Hotel United States Indiana Thomas R. Marshall Marshall Beveridge Thomas Taggart Taggart Hendricks Mr. Turple Rober J. Aley Bloomington
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Memorial Services at Mobile Reunion Honor Departed Confederate Leaders

Memorial services at Mobile Alabama paused the Confederate reunion for an hour to honor members who died in the past year. Captain W H Harrison of Atlanta delivered the memorial ovation as flags draped the auditorium and music accompanied the ceremony. Participants included the Ladies of the Confederate Southern Memorial Association and other auxiliary bodies, noting a large harvest of deaths among Confederate figures such as Mrs J Addison Hayes, Maj Gen Robert Lowry, Maj Gen Paul A Puss, Maj Gen Zimmerman Davis, Col J B Cowan M D, and Brig Gen E G Willett.

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Mobile Ala W. H. Harrison Atlanta South Carolina Col J. B. Cowan The United Confederate Veterans E. G. Willett
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Publishers to Discuss Problems at A N P A Convention

New York April 27 The annual convention of the American Newspaper Publishers Association began in New York with headquarters at the Waldorf Astoria. More than the usual number of important questions are scheduled for consideration this year including free publicity nuisance paper situation second class postage labor advertising circulation and mechanical improvements for the modern daily newspaper. The convention will close Friday with the annual election of officers.

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New York American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Waldorf-Astoria
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N. D. Jackson Janie Jackson Albert Holsey Sallie Holsey Neas B. Wingfield, SR E. C. Branson D. B. Fowler Wier Prince Avenue Georgia Avenue Normal Avenue Oglethorpe Avenue State Normal School W. H. Wardlaw Mayo Neal W. N. Neal Levi J. Hemrick Tate Troupe Akeridge L. J. Hemrick Wingfield Georg J. B. Wier W. B. Conway Board of County Commissioners of Roads and Revenues Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues Sard Board of Commissioners Board of Directors Y. E. Bargeron W. C. Meyers John E. Foy James Imbrie J.T. Walker R. L. Denmark Hitch & Denmark North Board of Trustors W. A. Hemphill R.A. Hemphill Athena Hemphille Athens Methodists Publishers TO
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