Legal Ads from Clarke County Georgia 1911
Clarke County notices include Libel for Divorce against Virgil Hooper with Oct court date, removal of disabilities petition by Carl Crow and Mary Crow, and charter application for Lipscomb Realty Company. Sheriff's sale lists household goods to satisfy distress warrant against W R Cooper. Local clerk E J Crawford certified documents August 1911.
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Virgil Hooper
Clarke Superior Court
Clarke County
Charles H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Superior
Mary Crow
Superior Court
Georgia
F. A. Lipscomb
W H. Bishop
Fulton E. Warner
Thos
F. Green
J. Crawford
Elmer J. Crawford
The
Lipscomb Realty Company
B. J. Crawford
Sheriff Sale Notices in Athens Georgia 1911
Advertised notices announce multiple sales in Clarke County Georgia including a tax levy on a parcel fronting Madison Avenue in Athens, executrix sale of a Grace Elizabeth corner lot with water rights, a sheriff sale of a Clarke County Kimball piano and household goods, and distress warrants against J D Thomason and spouse, all scheduled for early September 1911. Key parties include W E Jackson Sheriff, Mrs B M G Chander, Mrs Mary W Williams, and Mrs Alice T Jester.
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Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Grace
Elizabeth Streets
Elizabeth Street
Joel Hurt
Dr. Ware
Superior Court
George Collins
E. W. Charbonnier
Mary W. Williams
Virginia Lilly
Said
J. D. Thomason
Alice T. Jester
Fifa
W. EB
Jackson
Sale of J B Mitchell Property in Grorgla Clarke County
Public outcry sale scheduled for September on the first Tuesday at the courthouse in Grorgla Clarke County to satisfy court executions. Items include safes scales meat blocks cash registers desks pulp equipment and assorted groceries. proceeds go to Terre Haute Brewing Co and O C Coleman creditors.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Clarke
Athens
Cary Bafe Co
W. R. Cooper
P. Petropol
Levy Mide
L. C
Grorgla
Said
National Cash Register
J. B. Mitchell
Superior Court
Said County
Terre Haute Brewing Co
City Court of
O. C. Coleman
Sen
Sheriff’s Sale and Estate Notices in Clarke County Georgia
Multiple notices from Clarke County Georgia dated August 1911 announce marshal’s sale of a house and lot in Athens for taxes and other property levies. Includes descriptions of parcels, sale dates on the first Tuesday in September 1911, and administrator discharges for W H Shed and Mrs S S Hammondtree with citations and deadlines.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Athens
Trilby Street
Georgia Depot Street
Alma Hughes
A. G. Freeman
James
James O
M. T. McDougal
W. H. Shed
B. Wingfield
Joel T. Dean
de Bonis Non
Hammondtree
Big Mortgage Recorded in Hall County Georgia
In Gainesville Hall County Georgia on August 22 a mortgage deed of 75 pages was filed for record. The Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. transferred to Bankers Trust Co New York and John H Parsons Trustee Montclair New Jersey a 50 billion 30 year first mortgage sinking fund gold bonds due January 1 1941. The record filing required a second assistant clerk and Frank McDonald is copying the deed with Clerk Allen and Assistant Clerk Neese present.
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Gainesville
Hall County
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bankers Trust Co
New York
John H. Parsons
Montclair
N. Y
Allen
Frank McDonald
Neese
Governor vetoes tied to consulting demand on bills
Governor Smith insists no measure be enacted without his consultation, a stance cited as the reason for vetoes on the auditor’s bill and the resolution for the W. and A. commission.
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Smith
W. & A. Commission
Campaign for Georgia Governor Heats Up Amid Uncertainty
Atlanta reports the governor race will start soon as Hoke Smith may resign around October 1. Brown’s possible entry, Hudson’s probe role, and Crisp’s rising challenge loom. If Smith resigns, election timing shifts. Brown’s stance could determine entrants including Slaton Hall and others. Smith opposes Martin of Virginia in a potential national move.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Brown
Smith
Hudson
Ault
Congress
Charles Crisp
Crisp
Pope
Russell
John M. Slaton
Joe Hill Hall
Washington
Senate
Citizens field more governor hopefuls in primary race
The text notes many citizens may announce for governor and several more candidates are expected. Murphy Candler is hesitating to run and, unless odds shift, appears likely to enter the race before the primary.
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Feld
Murphy Candler
Marine Band to Play in Athens This Fall
It has been decided that the Marine Band from Washington will visit Athens on its Southern tour this fall. Mr Audrey Morton has secured the engagement for Athens and a formal announcement will follow shortly.
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Athens
Marine Band
Washington
Audrey Morton
Many Injured In Train Wreck
Winder Georgia August 23 The Gainesville Midland train bound for Winder wrecked at Belmont junction yesterday morning about 7. The engine left the tracks after meeting the Athens Gainesville train and went about two hundred yards. Several people suffered slight injuries. Seriously injured were Mrs Chapman of Gainesville with a badly cut leg and Mrs D D Keesler of Winder with a broken left arm. Dr Kennedy of Talmo attended the injured. Wreckage was cleared by afternoon.
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Winder
Gainesville
Belmont Junction
Athens
Patricide Acquitted in Georgia Prelim Hearing
Hubert Camp a 15 year old boy in Lawrenceville Georgia was acquitted at a preliminary hearing after killing his drunken father who had threatened his wife and previously attacked her. The shooting occurred after the father assaulted the wife and aimed at her in Loganville.
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Lawrenceville
Hubert Camp
Loganville
Hubert
Camp
Wire Line Progress From Gainesville To Franklin
Gainesville Ga August 23 The telephone wire line to Franklin North Carolina has reached Tallulah Falls about halfway between the terminals. R H Smith in charge of Gainesville extension also serves as foreman with a crew of 15 or 16 men including 6 or 7 ground men. The 60 mile stretch to Tallulah Falls will take longer due to the mountainous country.
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Gainesville
Franklin
N. C
Tallulah Falls
R. H Smith
Southern Bell
Tallulah
Son of Bay State Governor Weds in San Francisco
Grace Episcopal Cathedral hosted the wedding of Dorothea Chapman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid B. Chapman of San Francisco to Benjamin Sturtevant Foss son of Governor Eugene N. Foss of Massachusetts. Rev. David Evans officiated at noon. reception followed at the Century Club with Helen and Esther Foss as bridesmaids and Noble Foss as best man. Governor and Mrs. Foss attended along with numerous relatives and friends from the East.
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Bay State
San Fransico
Cal
Grace Episcopal Cathedral
Dorothea Chapman
Wilfrid B. Chapman
Benjamin Sturtevant Foss
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
David Evans
Century Club
Helen
Esther Foss
Noble Foss
Foss
Nti Mate
Engineers Meet in Black Hills Frat Annual Convention
Deadwood South Dakota August 23 The South Dakota Engineering Society met for its annual convention called to order by President 8. H. Lea of Pierre. Sessions run through the week with papers addresses and discussions on technical questions. Merchants anticipate a record fall business as wagons laden with fleece arrive to boost trade.
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Deadwood
8. D
South Dakota Engineering Society
8. H. Lea
Pierre
Farmers Bank of Crawford to Be New Georgia Institution
Crawford GA prepares a new Farmers Bank to be known as the Farmers Bank of Crawford. Organized July 20, contract let recently, building underway. J F M Watson of Winterville contracted to finish by October 1. Officers include President L O Benton and Vice Presidents W D Smith and Dr B C Veale. Directors listed. Bank promises solid prospects and strong support.
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Crawford
Farmer‘s Bank
Financial Instituton
J. F. M. Watson
Winterville
L. O. Benton
W. D. Smith
Gathering Second Crop Strawberries
A colored woman from the east side of the Oconee, Gussie Foster, sold strawberries in the city yesterday. She claims her berries, grown with Ag. Col. horticulturists, can bear three crops yearly, with a second crop ripening now and a third before the usual early frost.
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Oconee
Gussie Foster
Ag. Col
Oglethorpe Fair Preparations Promise Best Yet
Lexington Georgia August 23 The Oglethorpe County Fair association led by John Knox and James Surrough says this year will be the best with strong agricultural exhibits and a livestock department featuring blue ribbon contenders. The Indies department showcases housewife products from kitchen to sewing, plus canned goods and produce. Racing remains popular with motorcycle and automobile events, and officials hope to attract a famed northern bird man with a new flying machine for the week.
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Lexington
Oglethorpe County Fair Association
John Knox
James Surrough
North
Virginia Firemen Open Annual Meeting in Newport News
The Virginia State Firemen's Association opened its three day annual meeting in Newport News today with a modest attendance. The convention will cover duties and management topics for fire departments.
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Virginia Firemen
Newport News
Virginia State Firemen’s Association
New Bank at Stephens Formed in Georgia
Stephens Ga Aug 23 a new bank named Bank of Stephens with 25000 capital was formed here Saturday Officers chosen include J Fi Holden Crawfordville president W F Atkins vice president O H Adkins cashier and L C Howan H C Young J H Hunter Jr E O Young M J Nicholson J S Bowling M L McWharter W B Jackson and B H Sanders as directors
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Stephens
Bank of Stephens
J. Fi. Holden
Crawfordville
W .F Atkins
O. H. Adkins
L. C. Howan
H. C. Young
J. H. Hunter, Jr
E. 0. Young
M. J. Nicholson
J. 8. Bowling, M. L. McWharter
W. B. Jackson
B. H. Sanders
Martine and Gore Speak at Wilgon Rally in Trenton
United States Senators Thomas Gore of Oklahoma and James E. Martine of New Jersey headline a Woodrow with Son Democratic Club barbecue at the Inter-State Fair grounds in Trenton New Jersey on August 23.
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Martine
Gore
Wilgon
Trenton
N. J
United States
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
James KE. Martine
New Jersey
Veterans Parade at Rochester Honors Civil War Vets
President Taft reviews gray-haired Civil War veterans marching two miles through Rochester in a grand parade. Governors, mayors, and dignitaries occupy the reviewing stand on Clinton Avenue as bands play and crowds cheer during the four hour procession.
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Rochester
Taft
Grant
Sherman
Clinton Avenue
Dix
New York
Egerton
Gilman
New Georgia Alabama industrial boom with new companies
The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index reports new corporations with aggregate capital over two million dollars, including a projected 28 million dollar merger of Alabama coal iron and steel firms. Road bonds are planned in three Alabama counties, with sections of model highways to begin. Planned plants include fertilizer in Thomaston, furniture in Augusta, ice in Americus and Atlanta, ginneries in Culloden and Hartwell, lumber in Macon and Thomasville, a veneer plant in Augusta, and a larger harness factory in LaGrange.
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Georgia
Alabama
Columbus
Ula
Alabama Coal, Iron and Steel
Hicambia
Perry
Jackson County
Marion, Dale
Talladega
Talbot County
Lee County
Thomaston
Augusta
Americus
Atlanta
Cedar Bluff
Ala
Culloden
Hartwell
Macon
Thomasville
Foley
LaGrange
Savannah
Gadsden
Greenville
Monroeville
Valdoura
Jemizon
Echols County
West Point
Hall County
Huntaville
Valdosta
Alabama county to vote on liquor sale fate in special election
Jefferson County, the state’s largest, schedules a special election tomorrow to decide whether legalized liquor sales return or remain prohibited. The outcome could set the trend for Birmingham Bessemer and other industrial centers and test Alabama’s post prohibition landscape. The antiprohibition and prohibition camps manned campaigns with Birmingham watched as a potential wet model after Mobile and Montgomery. In South Dakota Horon hosts the twenty sixth annual State Pharmaceutical Association convention with vendors and pharmacists gathering for three days.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
Alabama
Bessemer
Mobile
Montgomery
South Dakota
Horon
State Pharmaceutical Association
Women Contend For Wisconsin Golf Title At Blue Mound
Milwaukee August 23 women golf experts from top Wisconsin clubs gathered at Blue Mound Country Club for preliminary events ahead of the state championship. The championship tournament begins tomorrow morning and runs through Friday with decisive rounds expected.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Blue Mound Country Club
Northwestern Commercial Club Executives Meet at Boise
The Northwestern Association of Commercial Club Executives gathered in Boise for a three day convention. Delegates from Spokane Crecor Idaho Montana Utah and the Dakotas attend to discuss advertising methods to attract settlers and capital to the Northwest. Lincoln Neb hosts a conference where railroad commissioners from multiple states plan to discuss physical valuation of railroad property next week.
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Boise
Idaho
Northwestern Association of Commercial Club
Cties
Washington
Crecor
Montana
Utah
The
Dakotas
Northwest
Lincoln, Neb
Middle and Western States
Sts
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Laura Hooper
Carl Crow
W. E. Jackson
Sheriff Clarke Co
Towit
G. M
Madison Ave
Ab Allgood
B. M. G. Chandier
D. J. Cook
Court of Ordinary
Ingard County
Flint Street
Hunnicutt
Tina Hill
W. ©. Jackson
Sheriff Clarke Co. Ga
Ely
Rana
Ratiel
Dra
Y Brothers
Werren Street
New
Martin
Virginia
Bis
Patricide
Father
Mother
Franklin, N. C
Black Hills
the Farmers’ Bank of
Crawford, Gas
Oglethorpe Fair
NEW Bank
Alabama Metropolis
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