Clarke County to vote on $200000 bonds for courthouse and jail
Clarke County Georgia announces a December 7 1911 election to issue two hundred thousand dollars in bonds to build a courthouse jail and to purchase land. Bonds are 200 in number of 1000 each bearing five percent interest with principal payments staggered 1923 through 1941 and final payoff by 1941. Interest paid semiannually in Gold Coin. Also includes charter application for a secret society by petitioners and clerk certification dated October 26 1911.
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Board of Commissioners of Roads and
Clarke County
Georgia
Athens
United States
Pame
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Shell
Porta of
J. M. Hodgson
J. T. Pittard
W. 8. Holman
Corminsiowers
Henry C. Tuck
Said County
E. J. Crawford
Sheriff Sale in Clarke County Georgia
Clarke County sheriff to sell at public auction on the first Tuesday in December during legal hours at the courthouse door the property of Margarett Jones to satisfy a mortgage lien. Items include a mouse colored horse mule named Henry a black mare mule named Nell and a one horse wagon.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Henry
Nell
Margarett Jones
Callaway Bros. Co
J. H. Hancock
W. B. Jackson
Appointment of permanent administrator for Love A. Wilson estate
Joe H. Wilson has applied to be appointed permanent administrator of the estate of Mrs. Love A. Wilson. The Court of Ordinary will hear the application at the regular term on the first Monday in December 1911. Witnessed by B. Wingfield Sr., Ordinary, on November 4, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Joe H. Wilson
Love A. Wilson
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield
Court notices in Clarke County Georgia 1911 dominant actions
Notice to Selig Bernstein executor of J B Bernstein deceased to appear at the December term 1911 of the Clarke County Court of Ordinary to show cause why title to land should not be granted to Robert Callaway under a bond for title. Also Mary B Nevitt estate seeks leave to sell five shares of Pennsylvania Railroad stock with the December 1911 hearing set.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Selig Bernstein
Bernstein
Court of Ordinary
State of Georgia
Robert Callaway
Clarke
Iim
John J. Nevitt
C. D. Flanigen
Mra
Mary B. Nevitt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mary HB. Nevitt
B. Wingfield
Rede Warns on Election Fairness in Waycross Mayoral Race
Special to the Banner. In Waycross Georgia Henry W Reed, one of three mayoral hopefuls, vows to prosecute any underhand practices discovered during the election. He also criticizes Mayor John M Cox for his administration and for not attending a recent mass meeting he had called.
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Waycross
Henry W. Rede
Reed
Mail Carrier Finds Kidney Pills Cure Back Pain
Fred Duebfen of Atchison Kansas reports kidney and bladder trouble worsened by heavy mail loads. He began Foley Kidney Pills and says the pills fully relieved his kidney pain and backache, restoring his health. Available at all druggists.
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Fred Dueb Fen
Atchison, Kas
Foley
Nat Goodwin Stars In The Captain At Colonial
Nat Goodwin headlines the three act comedy The Captain by Broadhurst and Carey. The Manila set and a romance with Mrs Barton drive lively, clean humor as Goodwin leads a large company including Margaret Moreland and Alice May at the Colonial next Wednesday.
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Nat C
Goodwin
America
Geo. H Broadhurst
Charles T. Carey
Manila
China
John Hastings
United States
Anna
Jefferson Lorimer
Capt. Hastings
Hastings Lorimer
Barton
Hastings
Constabulary
Mr. Goodwin
Margaret Moreland
Miss Moreland
Alice May
Evelyn Foabin
Geo. Osbourne
Arthur 8
Hull
Sidney, Pracey
James Guy Usher
Edward Ewald
George B. Berrell
Robert Harward
Christie
Daniel R Awe. Goodwin
Colonial
Gainesville chair factory plans large operation in city
Messia Rare Banks of Gainesville and Forrest Additon of Flowery Branch secure stock for a 2000000 chair factory. The plant will produce 800 chairs daily with a 500 dollar weekly payroll and employ 40 to 60 workers. A new building will be built. Amber of North Georgia will be used. Additon will keep his Flowery Branch plant operating.
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Gainesville
Messia Rare Banks
Forrest Addiion
Flowery Branch
North Georgia
Banks
Additom
Letter endorses J B Gamble for Western circuit solicitor general
A Columbus business leader J A Kirven writes to M G Michael in Athens endorsing J B Gamble for solicitor general of the Western circuit. He cites Gamble's integrity, church involvement, and past work ethics including choosing religion over employment, and notes his Mason and Temple support.
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Columbus
Col
Michael
J. A. Kirven
M. G. Michael
J. B. Gamble
Athens
Western Circuit Court
Gamble
Crittenden
Full Regiment for Atlanta
Atlanta plans a full militia regiment within city limits within weeks. Seven Atlanta companies and five outside ones exist. Grady Cadets German company and Marist graduates form new Atlanta units. Grady Cadets lead with about fifty sworn, Germans around forty, Marist near forty. one more company to fill, Col. Pomeroy to finalize. Armory remodeling and gymnasium expansion planned. social life to play larger role.
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Atlanta
Gate City
Grady
Marist
Munster
Col. Pomeroy
Canciea
Harrison Jones
Electric chair urged for Georgia execution reform
Atlanta November 29 Georgia may replace hanging with the electric chair within a year A legislator plans to introduce a bill supporting the switch Based on data from R C Turner city electrician who studied Sing Sing and Richmond chairs and witnessed executions but refused to view Beattie He argues electricity offers a faster less painful death and foresees widespread abolition of hanging as a humane advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
R. C. Turner
City Electrician
Joe Hill Hal
Ging Sing
United States
Turner
Richmond
Henry Clay Beattie
Turter
Union
Jackson County Democratic Executive Committee Meets
Jefferson Ga November 23 The Jackson County Democratic Executive Committee met at the courthouse to plan the December 7 primary for governor and commissioner of commerce and labor. District managers and clerks will be appointed by each district and serve loyally. Two district committee posts were filled Talmo and Center. The group will reconvene December 6 to consolidate votes and finalize business. Cited endorsement Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Mrs L B Arnold of Denver for coughs and bronchial trouble.
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Jefferson
Democratic Executive Committee
Jackson County
Court House
J. O. Bennett
Towit
C. L. Bryson
Harrisburg
W. P. Boggs
Newtown
J. T. Colle
Minish
H. O. Willford
Millers
W. M. Tolbert
Cunnigham
B. P. Holder
Randolph
Duke
Houses
Carl Niblack
Chandlers
J. W. Rose
Santa Fe
L. D. Nicholson
Roxy
Clarksboro
B. L Whelcher
J. Bell
Commerce and Labor
S. Duke
Talmo
Center
J. H. A. Simmons
D. P. Mathews
Center District
Tam
Chamberlain
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Patent Remedy Claim
An advertisement claims Pazo Ointment cures piles in 6 to 14 days and promises relief from itching burning and protruding hemorrhoids. It asserts a druggist endorsement and urges readers to try the product for quick relief.
Burglary at Empire Steam Laundry Steals 16
A burglar entered the Empire Steam Laundry on Clayton street, opened the cash register, and escaped with about $16. He used a side washroom door, moved through four rooms to the front, and carried a heavy register weighing 50 to 75 pounds to the basement. A footprint in ash near the engine room and two checks were left behind.
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Empire Steam Laundry
Clayton Street
Lumpkin Street
Railway to install two metallic telephone circuits
The Southern Railway organizes its forces for months to erect two metallic telephone circuits and install station equipment between Knoxville and Chattanooga for dispatching trains by telephone. Work begins December 1 under the Superintendent of Telegraph in Washington D. C.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Southern Railway
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Washington, D. C
LaGrange Hotel Fire Wipes Out Part of Building
Waycross Ga Nov 29 The La Grange hotel a leading South Georgia structure suffered a 25000 loss from fire. Firefighters kept the blaze from reaching the main hotel while smoke filled the block and confined the fire to the business wing before extinguishing it.
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Waycross
LaGrange
South Georgia
North Mississippi Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church Session Opens
The North Mississippi Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South gathered in Macon Mississippi on November 29 under the call of President W L Duren of Tupelo. Bishop Wilson of Baltimore will preside over the weeklong session.
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Macon
Miss
North Mississippi
Methodet Episcopal Church
South
W. L. Duren
Tupelo
Wilson
Baltimore
FIGHTERS IN THE "PINK" FOR LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE
Ad Wolgast and Freddie Welsh, set for the Vernon arena bout tomorrow, have paused training and await the bell. Both fighters predict victory while observers expect a full duration contest. The report notes strong public interest and confidence in a close fight. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is recommended for coughs and colds.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Ad Wolgast
Freddie Welsh
Vernon Arena
Concensus Tt
Foley
Longman & Martinez Paints Advertises Value and Longevity
An old advertisement from Longman & Martinez promotes L and M Pure Paints claiming high durability and a 15 to 35 year repaint interval. It cites mixing linseed oil to produce about one gallon of paint costing $1.60 and stresses reliable paint for general use. The message urges requesting Money Saver Price List No 0 from the New York address.
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L&m
Longman & Martinez
L. & M. Pure
John L. Arnold
Longman & Martines
P. O
New York
Women voters loom in Los Angeles mayoral race
In Los Angeles the November campaign centers on women who will vote for the first time in a December 6 mayoral election. Socialists led by Job Harriman and Mayor George Alexander clash as more than 85 000 women are registered and males rally to influence the outcome.
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Tery
Job Harriman
George
Alexander
Los Angeles
Calif
California
MacNamaras
George Alexander
Preazat
Joh Harriman
Ciasisis
Harriman Party
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Superior Court
Sata County
B. M. Smith
C. K. Range
Scott
C. B. Dean
W. M. Jordan
Ponts
Nat Goodwin
the Captain
G. M
Portain
J.B. Gamble
Jackson County Committee
PPI
Methodist Episcopal Conference
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