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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1911

Page

8

Clarke County Legal Notices 1911 In Athens Georgia

Property actions include libel for divorce against Virgil Hooper. administration letters for Henry C McGinty. charter application for Lipscomb Realty Company with Athens office. multiple sheriff sales of household goods and land in Clarke County. Notices demand appearance, bids, and deadlines through September 1911. Court minutes cite Wm A Jackson and Chas W McGinty as admins. executrix Mary W Williams estate sale planned.

Georgia Clarke County Wm. A. Jackson Chas W. Mc. Ginty Henry C. McGinty Chas. W. McGinty B. Wingfield

Marshal's Sale in Clarke County Georgia 1911

Sheriff sale notice announcing property of James O Shed in Athens Clarke County Georgia to be sold at public auction for cash on first Tuesday in September 1911 for 1910 city taxes. The house and lot in first ward Athens covers about one acre bounded by Trilbyurg Georgia Depot street Alma Hughes and A G Freeman. Written tenant notice given. Aug 11 1911.

Georgia Clarke County Court House Clarke Athens Cary Safe Co Ceorgia G. M Oconee Athena Madison Ave Ab Allgood B. M. G. Chandler D. J. Cook L. C W. E. Jackson Sheriff Clarke Co Court of Ordinary Said County Grace and Elizabeth Streets Elizabeth Street Joel Hurt Dr. Ware Superior Court George Collins E. W. Charbonnier Mary W. Williams Virginia Lilly Kimball Mra Alice T. Jester Nlfa Fifa Said Victor National Cash Register Alma Hughes A. G. Freeman James O. Shed G. m. Wald Oconee River Flint Street Hunnicutt Tina Hill L. G W. B. Jackson

Doan's Kidney Pills Proven By Athens Citizens

A testimonial from Mrs Glennie Marlow of Jackson Street Athens Ga claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured her seven year old daughter's kidney disease and led to lasting health. She notes rapid improvement after trying the remedy in 1908 and credits it with relieving her own kidney weakness. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents for United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Dean Kidney Pilla Athens Glennie Marlow Jackson St Sitney Pilla Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United S States Doan

Farmers Institute Meeting Discusses Soil Fertility and Orchards

Elberton Georgia August 10 farmers' institutes of Elbert county held a meeting with J E Hite on soil fertility and live stock and T H Mc Hatton on orchards forest protections and insect diseases Mies Parrish was absent Attendance was encouraging The farmers' union plans a stock company and a union warehouse at Middleton They already operate one at Dewey Rose S H Jones named county organizer with several new lodges soon to form County crops are reported better and more encouraging than in years

Elberton Farmers’ Institutes of Elbert County J. E. Hite T. H. McHatton

Retired Col Dorst Ends 41 Years of Service

Col Joseph H Dorst of Kentucky, a West Point graduate, was placed on the army retired list today after over forty one years of active service His last command was the Third Cavalry at Fort Sam Houston The retirement follows his own application and marks the end of a long military career.

Col. Dorst Washington, D. C Joseph H. Dorst Army

City Council Hears Appeal Cases and Water Complaint

Regular monthly meeting includes appeal trials for Messrs Inman Gray and John Northcutt. Gray fined fifty dollars, Northcutt dismissed. Negro whiskey cases postponed. Foundry water overflow petition referred to street committee. Relief from county for fifteen hundred dollars approved. School fund for Newtown negroes approved.

Messrs Inman Gray John Northcutt Mr. Gray Northcutt Ieale Athens Foundry & Machine Works Foundry Street Athens Terminal Co Woods Board of Education Newtown

Poleys Kidneypuls Highest Bidder for Cash

Auction notice details a land parcel in Athens near the Oconee River with 50 by 50 foot and 30 foot dimensions, levied to Tina Hill for 1910 state and county taxes, dated July 14 1911, witnessed by W B Jackson. Also includes probate notices for W H Shed estate discharge and removals of disabilities for Carl Crow and others, with dates August 1911 and October 1911.

Lipscomb Realty Company Petition Filed for Charter

A petition filed in Clarke county clerk of superior court seeks a charter for Lipscomb Realty Company. The founders are Frank A. Lipscomb W H Bishop and Fulton A Warner all of Athens with capital stock 25000 and power to increase. Offices will be in Athens with branch offices possible. The business aims to conduct general real estate collecting and loan activities. The petitioners are prominent local businessmen. North Indiana editors Mishawaka Aug 10 Mishawaka hosts annual summer meeting of Northern Indians Editorial Association led by S D Moffett of Elwood with South Bend assisting.

Georgia Clarke County Superior Court F. A. Lipscomb W H. Bishop Fulton Warner Lipscomb Realty Company Athens Messrs Frank A. Lipscomb W. H. Bislop Fulton A. Warner Lipscomb Bishop Warker Northern Indiana Mishawaka Ind Northern Indians Editorial Association D Moffett Elwood Association South Bend

This Date in History August 11 highlights

August 11 entries recall Jean Victor Moreau born, killed at Dresden in 1813, Fulton’s Clermont first Hudson trip, Barbadoes hurricane theft, Fillmore Cuba expedition proclamation, Tampico recapture, Thaddeus Stevens death, Sir Andrew Smith death, Ulysses Grant Boston visit, Ontario Quebec Rail link, Charles Loring Brace death, Victor Emmanuel oath, Horace Gray retirement.

Jean Victor Moreau Napoleon Dresden Fulton Hudson Barbadoes Fillmore Cuba Tampico Mexico Thaddéus Stevens Wash Ington D. C Danville Sir Andrew Smith U. S. Grant Boston Ontario Quebec Toronto Montreal Charles Loring Brace News- Boys America

Earl Brewer Biography Charts Mississippi Governor Nomination

Earl Brewer born August 11 1870 in a Carroll County log cabin rose from plantation labor to Mississippi law and politics. He studied at the University of Mississippi Law School, practiced in Water Valley, served in the state senate, became district attorney, and was nominated for governor without opposition. The Tippins antiwear beer act faces a tight legislative schedule this session.

Earl Brewer St. Peete Mississippi Carroll County Texas University of Mississippi Water Valley Senate Clarksdale Brewer Byc

Hopkins to preach at Athens First Presbyterian Church

Dr Isaac Hopkins, former four year pastor of First Methodist in the city, will fill the pulpit at 11 am Sunday. Once a renowned Methodist minister and scholar, he returns to Athens to speak for old friends. He has lately resided in Atlanta for health reasons and is not in active ministry. Also ads seek salespeople for Texas firm Quito Townsite Immigation Co offering big commissions.

Methodist Church Isaac 8. Hopkins First Methodist Church Athens Athena Presbyteriana Hopkins Atlanta

Two Printers Devils Collide in Athens Street Crash

Two city printers devils, Guy Cooper and Jesse Tolbert, collided on Broad Street just after noon yesterday. Tolbert rode a bicycle, Cooper walked. both suffered cuts and gashes but avoided broken bones. They are both badly dazed and restrained, watching for danger from ether and turpentine fumes.

Athens Broad Street Guy Cooper Banner Job Tolbert Cooper

Boy Thief Grady McGaughey Bound Over In Post Office Robbery

In a federal court in Maxey's Georgia Judge W G Cornett bound Grady McGaughey a boy about sixteen to $500 bond to face charges of robbing the local post office. The postmaster had suspected losses totaling about 35 dollars over weeks and nabbed the youth in the act as he reached behind the counter to lift coins. McGaughey was sent to Clarke county jail awaiting fall term federal court proceedings before Judge Newman.

Court of the United States sIasioner W. G. Cornett Grady McGaw- Ghey Maxey’s Ind Grady McGaughey Young McGaughey Clarke County Newman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Laura Hooper Virgil Hooper Clarke Superior Court Charles H. Brand FE. J. Crawford Thos. F. Green E. J. Crawford I. Elmer J. Crawford The Advertelig Sale J. B. Mitchell Terre Haute Brewing Co City Court of O. C. Coleman J.B. Mitchell Ely Ely Bros War Ten Street Tutt’s T. McDougal W. H. Shed Carl Crow Mary Crow Joel T. Dean de Bonis Non Hammondtree Drv Orb Wares New Yor Lipscomb, Bishop and Warner Quan Coca-Cola Co Atlanta, Ga Coca-Cola Lipscomb & Company Georgia School of Technology Eeidae Gaay UG. G, Matheson LL. D Presbyterian Big Commission Quito
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