Clarke County Legal Notices and Public Sales
Clarke County Georgia notices appoint guardians administer estates and person notices including the report on year's support for Jennie Dean, admit Lucy Gates administratrix, discharge of W P Jackson, contractor bids for a steel bridge at Princeton, and guardianship court actions with sales of land in Clarke and Madison counties. Public outcry sale set for September first 1915.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Jennie Dean
J. T. Dean
R. C .Orr
Lucy Glenn
Lucy Gates
Thia
R. D. Smith
Sarah Frances Smith
R. C. Orr
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Sandy Creek
Jerry Moore
WW. F. Phillips
Opbe- Tis Yerby
Gehorgia
Jersey
G. M. Huff
Fifa
J. J. Young
City Court of
Athens
Rylee
W. KE. Jackson
Lands of Brown Barefield Estate To Be Sold For Heirs
The application and order grant leave to sell lands of record in Clarke county Georgia for the estate of Brown Barefield late of the county deceased. The sale is for distribution among the heirs. Ww. P. Brooks is administrator of Brown Barefield deceased.
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Clarke County
Georgia
Brown Barefield
Sheriff Sale Notices in Clarke County Georgia 1915
A long list of sheriff sales is recorded for Clarke County Georgia in 1915. Properties include lots in Athens Zion Hill addition with houses, various land parcels fronting Oconee River Peters and Lumpkin streets, and multiple tax and fi fa levies. Also included are civil actions such as a libel for divorce and a proposed Hodgson Oll Refining Company incorporating plans for a cotton seed oil mill fertiliser production and related business activities.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Athens
Oconee River
Zion Hill
Barrett
Clarke Superior Court
Charley Shaw
O'Kelley
Beatrice O'Kelley
City Court of
Sarah J. Bailey
Laura Mazzell
Scott Echols
Waddell Street
Louis Ford
D. J. Look
W. E. Jackson
KE. R. Hodgson
BE. R. Hodgson, Jr
Harry Hodgson
W. B. Hodgson
H. H. Gordon, Jr
S. Hodgson
Beggmen Incorporated
Hodgson Oll Refining Company
Hodgson Oil Refining Company Petition in Clarke County
Petition filed August 1915 requests incorporation as Hodgson Oil Refining Company under Georgia law. Principal office listed in Athens with request for corporate rights and liabilities. clerk's certification confirms filing and court seal.
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Athens
COBB
Former German Navy Man Arrested for Photoing Fort Monroe
Gustav Kopsch, once in the German army, was arrested in Washington by Justice Department agents on charges of taking photographs of Fort Monroe and adjacent military reservations. He admitted taking pictures but offered no explanation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Gustav Kopsch
Department of Justice
Fortress Monroe
Kopsem
Governors Send Resolutions to Support the President
Governors from nearly twenty states at the Governors Conference in Boston adopted and sent to President Wilson resolutions of confidence and support. The item blends with an unrelated ad for Po-Do-Lax claiming quick relief from liver illness headaches and indigestion.
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Associated Press
Boston
Wilson
Nature
Rev Jerry Myah Leaves for Chicago Amid Community Shock
The Rev Jerry Myah, who drew hundreds to his brush arbor meetings and built a new church, asked the police chief if it was a good time to leave. The chief approved, and Myah departed for Chicago on Monday morning.
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Jerry Myah
Chicago
Constipation Ad Promises Quick Relief with Pills
An old advertisement describes constipation causing illness from waste in the bowels and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills. It claims a full bowel movement by morning and offers a 26 pill bottle for 25 cents from the local druggist.
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Dr. King
Ladies Wanted To Sell La Princesse Toilet Preparations
Recruits saleswomen to introduce La Princesse Toilet Preparations and Flavoring Extracts. Sells at sight with sample outfits provided and no money required. Train at home, commission income details offered by National Manufacturing Co in Chattanooga Tennessee.
First Bale of Season Brought to Athens
The first bale of the 1915 cotton crop in Oconee County was delivered to the Hardeman and Phinzy warehouses in Athens. Brought by S. C. Leachmond of Mishop, Oconee County, the bale weighed 442 pounds and graded strict low middling at 10 cents.
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Athens
Hardeman
Phinizy
S. C. Leachmond
Mishop
Oconee County
Concession for Cotton Bills Extended by Rail Lines
Mr. J. Z Hoke announces for the Seaboard Air Line Railway that 1915 cotton expense bills are extended to December 31 1915. The extension due to unusually large cotton on hand in warehouses and by dealers because of the export embargo. It is a concession by transportation lines to cotton shippers across the South.
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J. Z Hoke
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Chamberlain's Pain Ointment Aids Neck Sprain Claim
Mrs. Conrad Olive of Little Falls reports her husband recovered from a neck sprain with Chamberlain's ointment after a few applications. The note claims relief from lameness and stiffness of the neck and shoulders. Available from all dealers.
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Conrad Olive
Jedv
Razor mishap endangers barber’s finger in Barberville
Mr. Asa Wier of Barberville slipped while strapping a razor for his morning shave yesterday. The blade nearly severed the little finger of his left hand, requiring immediate surgical care to stop bleeding and prevent infection.
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Asa Wier
Barberville
Chamberlain's Tablets Said to Strengthen Weak Stomachs
William Sharp of West Webster New York reports his stomach was 50 weak and dizziness kept him from eating. After a few weeks using Chamberlain's Tablets his stomach strengthened and he was cured. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
William Sharp
West Webster
N. Y
Funeral of Mr. R G Herndon Recorded
The funeral of Mr E C Herndon was conducted by Rev s J Cartledge at Central Presbyterian Church on Prince Avenue yesterday. Masons attended in large numbers and accompanied the funeral to Princeton Cemetery for interment.
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E. C. Herndon
S. J. Cartledge
Central Presbyterian Church
Prince Avenue
Princeton
Remedy Saved My Mother's Life, Says A Marlowe
A Marlowe Pennsylvania resident asserts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved her mother’s life about twelve years ago during bloody dysentery. The family keeps the remedy at home and has used it for summer complaints and bowel trouble since.
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Chamberlain
Marlowe
Thedford
Frank Bell Dies Suddenly. Noted Georgia Marble Dealer
Mr. Frank Bell, prominent marble dealer and co owner of Bell Marble Works, died suddenly yesterday morning at 548 Thomas Street. He was 49, survived by a wife Winn and son Wallace, plus three brothers and four sisters. Funeral set for Cleveland, White County, in the North Georgia mountains.
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Frank Bell
Bell Marble Works
Thomas Atraet
Marble
Gainesville
Cleveland
White County
North Georgia Mountains
Mr. Bell
Miss Winn
Macon
Wallace Bell
Manufacturers’ Bureau
Census Department
Washington
Thos. M. Bell
Georgia
A. B. Bell
Oliver Bell
Zebulon
Pike County
Kennimer
Weatheraby
Bishop
Garrard
George Kytle
North Georgia
Deeds
District of Columbia
Death of Mr. John Bird Veteran and Confederate Color Bearer
Mr. John Bird aged 70 died at his home at Prince avenue and Meigs street after several days illness from pneumonia and complications. Born in Morgan County he lived in Clarke Athens area and served in company G Fifth Georgia as color bearer. Survived by wife and seven children, funeral at First Baptist church today at 4 oclock with pallbearers named and Confederate veterans as honorary pallbearers. Interment in Oconee cemetery.
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John Bird
Hig
Prince Avenue
Meigs Street
Bird
Morgan County
Clarke
Athens
Georgia
Iis
Eula Bird
Lena Bird
Sarah Bird
Margaret Bird
Lucy Bird
Clifford Bird
Savannah
Ovid Bird
First Baptist Church
W. H. Young
Thomson
Messrs
J. C. Hutches
H. H. Linton
Louis Camak
T. P. Stanley
T. L. , Mitchell
G. H. Hulme
Confederate Veterans of the
Bernstein Brothers
Oconee Cemetery
Industrial Development Summary from Aug. Week in Georgia
Industrial Index notes Georgia gains amid lynching news. It reports bond votes for public improvements by elites in Columbus, new manufacturing plans, building and paving contracts, and bank clearings up 11 percent. Also mentions peach and melon crop sales and increased flour production. Seventeen corporations formed with $531,032 minimum capital.
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Columbus
Industral Index
George
Georgia
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W. P. Jackson
R C. Orr
Plana and I
University of G Athens
Tate
Wright
James W. Cook
Hilda D. Cook
Charles H. Brand
Superior Court of the Western Circuit
Said County
Everek
C. G. Driver
John Hutchinson
J. P. Baker
M. M. Erwin
EB. E. Pryor
Mary M. Driver
Nelson
Joe L. Deadwyler
P. Brooks
Brown
Ghorgla
City of
Peters Street
Boo Jennings
Burt Strickland
Colonel Smith
R. F. Wood
L. C
Sherif
Flint Street
Will Jordon
Siphronia Kidd
Randolph Jones
Said
Mrs. Hicks
Lumpkin Street
City of Athens
Green Street
E Jackson
Mra. T. R. Goodson
T. R. Goodson
C. H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Germany
Oconee CO
A. L. Railroad
Devoe
Talmage, Hardware Co
Sella It
R. G. Herndon
Thos M. Bell
College Ward
Eastman Kodak Company
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