Fleming Dearing Hardware Company charter petition
Petition for incorporation of Fleming Dearing Hardware Company in Clarke County Athens for twenty years with renewal. Offices in Athens, purpose to buy sell and manufacture hardware and related goods, with power to borrow, issue stock and bonds, and to hold real estate as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
A. P. Dearing
Otto Krasselt
H. J. Walt
J. J. Wilkins
B. Jackson
Fleming-Dearing Hardware Company
Gaid Corporation
Athens
Comon
Hny
Board of Directors
Wald County
Mildred Rutherford
Prank A. Lipscomb
M. L. Troutman
H. C. White
T. J. Wooster
A. 8. Parker
Rosens Thomas
Lucy Stanton
H. Pittard
J. C. Hutchins
L. F. Edwards
J. A. Darwin
Young Women's Christian ‘Association
City
Young Women's Christian Association charter petition noted
In Clarke County Georgia official notices dated August 3 1910 record filing of charter petitions and administrator letters notices. The documents include clerk E J Crawford seal date and signatures, with further notices on administration letters and removal of disabilities under a case verdict. Public notices reference Peters Phelps Wingfield and Annie Veal Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb & Erwin
E. J. Crawford
Georgia
Clarke County
Elmer J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
Young Women's Christian Association of Athers
A. W. Phelps
Clarke Superior Court
Ordinary's Office Notice of Admin Leave to Sell Estate
In Clarke County Georgia 1910 Dr BE Hale administrator of Gussie Hale applies to sell real estate on Hancock avenue Athens and court to pass on the request at 10 o clock on the first Monday in September. Florence applies for Letters of Administration on W V Robertson estate with hearing set 10 am September first 1910. Clara McAdams applies for letters of administration on Mollie Budgett estate with hearing set 10 am September first 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Lila Louise Finley
C. H. Brand
Superior Courte of the
Western Circuit
Athens
Eorgia
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
County of
Clarke, &c
Korgia
Price
Nathan Whitman
W. A. Capps
Atate
B. Wingfield
BE. H. Hale
Misa Gussie Hale
Hancock Avenue
F. I. Florence
W. V. Robertson
Clara McAdams
Mollie Budgett
B. Wingfield, SR
Clarke Co
Notable stage roles announced for upcoming season
William Crane will star in Grumpy, Elsa Ryan leads High Life in Jail, Marie Tempest appears in A Thief In the Night, Klaw and Erlanger announce Sweet Pansy, Henry B Irving in Clem entina dramatization, Nat C Goodwin in The Captain by George Broadhurst, Henry B Harris to produce The Girl from Home by Geo. Middleton, Blanche Bates in The One Woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crane
Elsa Ryan
Marie Tempest
Klaw
Erlanger
George Broadhurst
Henry B. Harris
Geo. Middleton
Blanche Bates
Avery Haywood
Georgia Campaign Battle Sees Smith and Brown Cling to Counties
Atlanta reports show Hoke Smith and Joseph Brown campaigns both tout county tallies. McCord cites 110 counties for Smith, Brown tallying similar gains amid labor vote questions. Smith tours Walton and Social Circle while Brown readies a statewide address as betting heats up.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Brown
Ed Maddox
Joe Brown
Smith
H. ¥. McCord
Fulton
Georgia
Kimball House
Farmers
Waycross
Monroe
Govern Brown
Peers Announces Candidacy for Georgia State Treasurer
Announcement from J Pe er lists twenty years of service as Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer, claiming a spotless record and seeking support from Georgia voters ahead of the Democratic primary for state house officers.
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People of
Georgia
Democratic Party
State House
Convict Camp Life In Georgia Is A Model
JUDIA C JACKSON reports on a Georgia convict camp east of Athens at Helicon Springs. Improvements include clean facilities, orderly kitchens, sanitised baths, open-air sleeping quarters, and strict rules. The warden and superintendent pursue humane reform, with regular work, meals, and ventilation yielding healthier, better citizens after release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Danielsville
Athens
Helicon Springs
W. T. Long
Holman
Long
Mad‘en County
Judia C, Jackson
Cotton Market Opens Firm After Rain Reports
New York August 4 The cotton market opened lower on reports of rain in Oklahoma and North Texas but demand emerged and prices rallied, closing firm. Spot sales reached 2 500 bales at unchanged prices as Latham Alexander & Co. notes.
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New York
Oklahoma
Texas
Latham Alexander & CO
Cotton conditions rise but below June average
The July 45 Cotton Crop Condition bulletin shows the national average at 75.5 percent of normal, down from 80.7 on June 25 and 71.9 on July 25 last year. Weather bureau notes July rains east of the Mississippi hurt yields while the eastern belt enjoyed warmth and sunshine, and Texas to Oklahoma faced drought pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture,s
Weather Bureau
National
Cotton Belt
Texas
Oklahoma
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Taft to Dedicate Pilgrim Memorial at Provincetown
Boston August 4 Arrangements for the dedication tomorrow of the Pilgrim memorial at Provincetown are complete. President Taft will speak with Governor Dreper introducing him to thousands. Other speakers include Charles W Eliot Henry Cabot Lodge and James T McCleary. British ambassador and Dutch minister will attend as guests of honor.
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Boston
Provincetown
Taft
Provincetown Harbor
Dreper
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
University
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
James T. McCleary
Minnesota
Netherlands
Tronor
House session length extended to 2 PM in Georgia
Atlanta reporters recall the Georgia House voting to extend the afternoon session from nine to two daily to beat the heat. Lawmakers pledged longer hours as the 1910 legislature nears its end, noting the day’s heat delays and the need to finish business.
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Atlanta
House of Representatives
Sesson
New York Declares Largest Cotton Port Status
New York today handles 215208 bales of cotton in warehouses and 04 be moved piers, making it the world’s greatest cotton port. Brokers report heavy activity in bills of lading, with speculation high and stock accounts less central. In south Brooklyn stacks climb to estimated 110,000 bales with May and July August shipments noted. The North German Lloyd steamer Prince Friedrich Wilhelm sails with 2127 bales. the French line Caroline takes 6571 bales Saturday. Other ships booked. market players hedge as a price fight continues over delivery and supply.
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New York
Brooklyn
Prince Friedrich Wilhelm
Lloyd Line
Caroline
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Fleming-Dearing
Sie
B. J. Crawford
Fourth Ward
Barber Street
Nantahala Avenue
South Inc
W. C. Wingfield
S. B. Wing
Teld, Jr
Emmet Hill
Parthenia Hill
KE. J. Crawford
Merk Superior Court
Annie Belle Veal Phelps
Palmer's Drug Store
J, Bpeer
Evious
Close
Wit
Chicago
Tame
Cee
Cove T
Dee
Dereene
Liverpool
Capitol
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