Legal Notices in Clarke County Georgia 1911
Clarke County Georgia legal notices include Libel for Divorce against Virgil Hooper with appearance required in October 1911, removal of disabilities petition by Carl Crow, charter application for The Lipscomb Realty Company in Athens, sheriff sale of assorted personal property of W. R. Cooper to satisfy a distress warrant, and related clerk certifications. Notices provide court dates, names, and actions in Augusta 1911 records.
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Virgil Hooper
Clarke Superior Court
Clarke County
Charles H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Carl Crow
Mary Crow
Georgia
Superior Court
F. A. Lipacomb
W H. Bishop
Fulton &. Warner
The
Lipscomb , Realty Company
Thos. F. Green
J. Crawford
L Elmer J. Crawford
Said County
Lipscoms
Realty Company of
Mle
B. J. Crawford
Court House
Clarke
Athens
Cary Bafe Co
W. R. Cooper
P. Petropol
Levy
Fr.f. Wood
L. C
J. D. Thomason
OG. T. Young
N. P
J. P
City Court of
Agiinst
J. D
Mra
Alice T. Jester
W. E. Jackson
J. B. Mitchell
Sheriff's Sale Notices From Clarke County Georgia 1911
A multiframe 1911 Clarke County Georgia public notice batch details sheriff and marshal sales. Taxes, executors sales, real estate in Athens and surrounding area describe parcels on Madison and Grace Elizabeth streets, a 61 2 3 foot frontage lot, and various household goods. Included are Wayne county probate style citations and discharges notices for W H Shed and S S Hammondtree estates.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Salt County
Athens
Grace and
Elizabeth Streets
Elizabeth Street
Joel Hurt
Dr. Ware
Superior Court
George Collins
E. W. Charbonnier
Mary W. Williams
George Collings
Virginia Lilly
Admiral Togo Visits Boston Harbor Naval Yard Tour
Admiral Togo arrived in Boston as city officials welcomed him with a formal greeting. He inspected Charlestown Navy Yard including dry dock and ships, then toured Fore River Shipbuilding plant in Quincy. Tonight he dined with Governor Foss at the Algonquin Club and plans a library, art museum, and Harvard visit before departing for Buffalo.
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Boston
Mass
Togo
Charlestown Navy Yard
DeWitt Cuffman
Quincy
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Togo Dines
Algonquin Club
Governor Foss
Boston Public Library
Art Museum
Harvard University
Buffalo
Editors Meet at Sioux City for Two Day Meeting
Sioux City Iowa August 17 editors of the Upper Des Moines Editorial Association gather in strong attendance for a two day meeting. Business and pleasure mix as members and their families participate in the program and events planned for the gathering.
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Sioux City
Upper
Des Moines
Col Edwards Retires After 37 Years Service
Colonel Frank A. Edwards of the cavalry retires from the army on his own application after more than thirty seven years of service. He is a Pennsylvania native who entered the service in 1873 from the District of Columbia.
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Edwards
Washington, D. C
Frank A. Edwards
Cavalry
Ust
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Pellagra to be Discussed by Tri County Doctors in Winder
Special to The Banner Winder Georgia August 17 Pellagra will be the theme of the physicians at the meeting of the medical association of three counties centering in this city when they gather here next week. Eminent authorities from the state will discuss the dread disease which is taking off more people than consumption The program for the Tri County Medical Society meeting at Lyric Opera House August 22 1911 begins at 10 o clock. The event is described as great and Pellagra the leading topic for discussion. The program includes a prayer a welcome address a response a Pellagra discussion and papers by Atlanta physicians with a 1:30 p m entertainment by local physicians at the Colonial Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder
Medical Association of
Tri County Medical Society
Lyric Opera House
J. N. Wood
W. H. Quaterman
Tri-County Medical Society
H. P. Quillian
H. F. Harris
State Board of Health
Atlanta
Stewart Roberts
E. Bates Block
J. C. Johnson
Colonial Inn
Public Works in Georgia Counties
Public works and industrial expansion rapid across Georgia with new plants, depots, and housing planned. Alabama connections boost hardwood timber and foreign markets. Counties like McIntosh, Greene, Bainbridge vote on bonds for schools, roads, and bridges. about 30 corporations formed with over $1 million capital. seven banks planned.
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Columbus
The
Industrial Index
Alabama
Buenos Ayres
Spain
Georgia
Oclla
Madison
Edison
Macon
Demopolis
Ala
New Decatur
Fannin
Floyd Counties
Bridges
Americus
Birmingham
Augusta
Atlanta
Brunswick
Cordele
Foley and Montevallo
Calhoun
Savannah
Cordova
Dothan
Ellis
Harlem
Masonic
Culloden
Vienna
Nashville
Seale
Fertilzer
Athena
Ragland
Headland
Huntsville
Alexander City
Bainbridge
McIntosh County
Greene County
Farmers Institute Draws Interest in Walton County
Walton News reports the Farmers Institute at the Walton County courthouse attracted several hundred farmers despite competing events. Prof Paine and Prof B H Jenkins spoke in the forenoon, with Prof Sanford of the University of Georgia delivering the main address. Mrs Parrish of Athens gave an afternoon talk, making the day interesting and instructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Walton CO
Walton News
Farmers’ Institute
Court House
Paine
B. H. Jenkins
Sanford
University of Georgia
Greene H. Langston
Misa Parrish
All-Southern Conference Tour Planned From Washington
Washington August 17. Managing Director Dawe of the Southern Commercial Congress will depart for El Paso to meet Col. D. C. Collier. They will then tour the South to promote the All-Southern Conference to be held in Memphis on October 9. Cities listed include El Paso San Antonio Houston Little Rock Shreveport Monroe Vicksburg Meridian Birmingham Montgomery New Orleans Savannah Charleston Raleigh Chattanooga Nashville. The plan involves inviting the nation to visit the South and showcasing regional progress while urging Pacific Coast tourists to take southern stopovers on rail trips.
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Washington
D. C
Dawe
Southern Commercial Congress
el Paso
Texas
Col
D. C. Collier
Panama California
San Diego
Collier
Omer
Memphis
San Antonio
Houston
Little Rock
Shreveport
Monroe
Vicksburg
Meridian
Birmingham
Montgomery
New Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Raleligh
Chattanooga
Nashville
Southern Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Business Men's Club of
Chamber of Commerce of
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce of Houston
Progressive Union of
United States
South
Counties clash over Hall County convict assignment
Gaineaville August 17 Convicts from Hall County en route to Gwinnett were rejected by Hall officials as not meeting the required average. State prison officials will decide, then the convicts will be sent to Jackson County for sixty days, with Hall receiving return work day for day. A tent is being prepared for convicts away from the county stockade.
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Gaineaville
Messrs. Jno
A. Smith
H. T. Martin
Board of Road Commissioners
Hall County
State Prison Commission
Gwinnett County
W. Hopson
Hall
Smith
Jackson County
Jackson
Gwinnett
Emperor Francis Joseph Nears Eighty First Birthday
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph will be eighty one tomorrow. He will observe the day quietly at Ischl after his long illness, while subjects across the dual empire celebrate with usual national rejoicings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Isehil
Plan statue of Jefferson Davis in Todd county Kentucky
Frankfort Ky August 17 The Jefferson Davis Home Association plans erecting a statue of the former Confederate president on an eminence in Todd county overlooking the park marking the Davis farm site It expects the next Kentucky legislature to be asked for an appropriation The association also plans a memorial highway linking the Davis and Lincoln homesteads
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Jefferson Davis
Frankfort
Jefferson Davis Home Association
Todd County
Nhow
Davis
Kentucky
Lincoln
Overcome by Heat Fells From Ladder in Monroe
In Monroe Georgia on August 17 Edward Phantasque, 35, a Center Hill Baptist Church member, died after falling ten to twelve feet from a ladder while painting the exterior of Center Hill Baptist church near Rose. Authorities believe heat overcame him before he fainted. He is survived by a widow and six children. Funeral and burial are at Salem church today.
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Banner
Monroe
The
Walton News
Edward Phantasque
Center Hill Baptist Church
Rose
Phantasque
Phantusque
Salem Church
Positive Cure for Pellagra Found by Belton Man
Belton resident E W Dedmond reports a pellagra cure based on his own treatment. He treated over a hundred cases in a month with physicians endorsing the results though details remain unpublished. The claim has sparked wide discussion in the Piedmont region and may attract medical attention.
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Belton Man
Dedmond
Piedmont
Little Locals About Business Around Town New Plano Store
A string of new business developments fills Athens notes. H J Langston from Monroe plans a large musical instrument shop on Clayton Street beside the Athenaeum cafe. Bernstein & Son add a new funeral car and hearse, upgrading their setup. A handsome new home for Mr Gwinn rises on Milledge Avenue near Lumpkin Junction. Posters featuring Matt and Jeff appear on corners, drawing comment. The L P Canning drug store is under remodeling with interior demolition at Tom Reid barber shop. Georgia auto tags debut with No 10045, a yellow-on-black plate. Pete Petropol repositions a cash register on a central pedestal. Campus improvements continue with Charbonnier Way drainage and macadam work near the library and Denmark Hall. Milledge Avenue gains new larger gas pipes and granolithic paving advances. The city grows and evolves with these local business and infrastructure updates.
New City Projects Part of Growth on Milledge Avenue
The city advances on water mains, sewer lines, and school upgrades as new Grand Stand work continues at Sanford Field. Meigs School adds a seventh grade room. white and colored schools expand with new buildings and staff. Streetcar track work progresses on Hill Milledge and Prince avenues as hotel Sanges adds red porch chairs with ornate backs.
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Meigs School
Meigs Street
Meigs Street Bulding
Sanges
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Laura Hooper
Asid Corporation
Sheriff Clarke Co
G. M
Oconee
Madison Ave
Ab Allgood
D. J. Cook
Said
Victor
National Cash Register
Terre Haute Brewing Co
O. C. Coleman
Trilby Street
Georgia Depot Street
Filnt Street
Hunnicutt
Tina Hill
W. EB. Jackson
M. T. McDougal
W. H. Shed
B. Wingfield
Joel T. Dean
de Bonis
Hammondtree
de Bonis Bos
Wingfield, &R
Togo Vists
Public Works
Stover
Sandmore
Specifty Mallory Machinery Co
Cherry Street
Plano
Clayton Street
Athenaeum Cafe
H. J. Langston
Messrs. Bernstein & Son
Gwinn
Milledge Avenue
Lumpkin Junction
Matt
Jeff
L. P. Canning Drug Store
Arnold Black
Tom Reid
Pete Petropol
Ike
Brary
Broad Street
Candler Hall
Denmark Hall
As Company
Church Street
Milledge Walk
Onelta Street
Sanford Field
Seata
Cunningham
Anderson
Meigs
City Board of Education
Newtown
Hill and Milledge Avenue
Electric Company
Prince Avenue
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