Legal notices from Clarke County Georgia 1909
Notices to creditors and executors for W B Jackson estate. petitions for administration of William Jones. bids for lighting plant and water system at County Farm. appointment of administrator for Fannie M DuPree. public sale notice of J C Arnold property to satisfy Justice Court debt. sheriff sale details Athens property with bounds.
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Georgia
Clarke County
W. B. Jackson
Naomi A. Jackson
George H. Thornton
Mattie Tuck
Wiliam Jones
Joseph T. Davis
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Board of Commissioners
C. M. Strahan
John B. Gamble
Dan H. DuPree
Fannie M. DuPree
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield
Court House
Athens
Archet
J. D. Threlkeld
M. L. Todd
Ann Davis
J. C. Arnold
Justice Court
A. la
EB. L. Johnson
Levy
D. J. Cook
Miller Furniture Company incorporation petition filed in Clarke County Georgia
The petitioners C Miller Z W Oglesby and C J Harrell seek incorporation as Miller Furniture Company for twenty years with capital stock of 30000 dollars, ability to increase to 100000 dollars, principal office in Athens Clarke County. They seek broad powers for furniture wholesale and retail trade, agency rights, land acquisition, and winding up by two thirds stock vote. Filed August 1 1909 with attorney Q O Thomas and clerk E J Crawford.
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C. Miller
Glynn County
Georgia
Z. W. Oglesby
C. J. Harrell
Brooks County
Miller Furniture Company
Athens
Clarke County
Georggia
QO. C. Thomas
E. J. Crawford
Thia
Coadjutor Named For Dubuque Archbishop Kane
August 18 Dubuque reports ill priests favor naming a coadjutor to Archbishop Kane. A three name list will be sent to the provincial bishops of Lincoln Sioux City Dubuque Omaha and Davenport before Rome. Retirement of Kane appears likely due to age and ill health. Kane, born Ireland 1839, rose to prominence in the American church and could have reached higher with full duties.
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Dubuque
Kane
Lincoln
Sioux City
Omaha
Davenport
Dubulue
Rome
Keane
America
Brown Signs Secret Order Bill In Georgia
Governor Brown signed a bill protecting fraternal orders rituals badges and signs in Georgia amid protests from black groups and support from white orders. The Georgia Alabama Industrial Index notes capital flowing into mines manufactures and new plants across the region including marble quarries cement mills oil mills rolling mills and streetcar projects in several cities and counties with numerous new company formations and public works.
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Georgia
Columbus
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
Ite
Alabama
Talladega
Ala
Leeds
Waycross
Okefenokee
Birmingham
Jasper
Shefield
Gainesville
Oconee
Bibb Manufacturing Company
Middle Georgia
Anniston
Macon
Andalusia
Grifin
Atlanta
Senoia
Dodge County
Jackson County
Thomson
Girard
German Day at Seattle at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
Thousands of Seattle Germans and visitors from the Northwest attended German Day at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. A downtown parade with German society floats opened the event, marching through crowded streets to the exposition grounds where auditorium ceremonies and entertainment filled the day.
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Seattle
Wack
Northwest
Exposition Grounds
Doan's Kidney Pills Cited by Athens Resident
An Athens woman describes kidney trouble relief using Doan's Kidney Pills. She details back pain, tiredness, and irregular secretions before taking two boxes. she reports marked improvement and urges others to use the remedy. Sold by Palmer & Son in Athens, price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
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Doan
Athens
J. D. Garrison
Thomas St
Dean
Palmer & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Cardinal Kiane and the Catholic University of America
A national institution for post collegiate and specialized education was established as the Catholic University of America. Bishop Kiane was chosen as a director and urged to resign his diocese to oversee the university, becoming rector in 1886. He led until 1897 before moving to Rome to serve Leo XIII and advise the American church, earning a global reputation.
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Catholic University of America
Kiane
Leo XII
Rome
Leo XIII
Rowe Announces Mayoral Candidacy in Athens
H J Rowe declares candidacy for mayor of Athens subject to Democratic primary. He notes six years as Fourth Ward alderman and lifelong Athens residency, pledging to advance the city’s interests and welfare. In a separate ad, Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children are promoted as a remedy for children’s ailments with a free trial offer.
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H. J. Rowe
Athens
Gray
Allen 8
Olm _ Sted
le Roy
N.Y
Disciples of Christ prepare for centennial in Pittsbug
Preparations are underway for the Disciples of Christ centennial celebration in Pittsbug Pennsylvania from October 11 to 19 1909. The article traces the movement from its 1809 Declaration and Address to modern ecumenical aims and large scale outreach including a boosted missionary goal and strong college recruitment signals at the University of Georgia.
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Disciples of Christ
Pittsbug
Thomas Campbell
Alexander Campbell
Christian Association of Washington
Friends
New York City
Barton W. Stone
Campbells
Kentucky
Mecklenburg
Boston
Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia
Indiana
Oklahoma
Upper
Miswasippi Valley
Unio
Ince
Baptista and
Disciples
Canada
California
Chicago
Memorial Baptist
First Christian Church
Congress
Baptist
Free Baptist
Pittsburg
Schenley Park
Taft
Champ Clark
John Allen
Lafe Pence
T. W. Phillips
R. Artman
F. A. Henry
Theodore P. Shonts
Panama Canal
R.A. Long
National Lumbermen’association
C. C. Chapman
Orange King
Southern
E. 5. Montgomery
Bids Opened For Arkansas And Wyoming Battleships
Bids for the Arkansas and Wyoming battleships were opened at the Navy Department. The ships will feature heavy armor and powerful armament, a speed of twenty one knots, and enhanced defensive systems to make them superior to earlier designs.
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Washington, D. C
Arkansas
Wyoming
Congress
Navy Department
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