Legal Ad Notice to Sell Zacariah Sikes Real Estate
T J Sikes and J H Sikes as executors of John Sikes estate request leave to sell real estate of Zacariah Sikes deceased. They must show cause before the Ordinary of Clarke County on the first Monday in January 1912 why the petition for sale should not be granted. December 4, 1911 Mingfield Sr. Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeorgia
Clarke County
T. J. Sikes
J. H. Sikes
John Sikes
Zacariah Sikes
Said
Mingfield, SR
Georgia
Irae
Fetix Coop. Core
Eorgia
Waddell
Alburnard Favors
Colorel
Felix Cooper
Alburnard
B. Wingfield
Clark County
L. H. Blackmon
E. M. Blackmon
Said County
New
Old Lexington
BE. M. Blackmon
Herrington
Johnson
S. B. Wingfield, JR
Larke County
John J. Nevitt
R. B. Nevitt
Sarah Nevitt Owen
Louise B. Oates
Mary Nevitt Filantgen
Mary E. Nevitt
J. H. Rucker
DB. F. Hardeman
H. Fhinisy
Court of Ordinary
Hardemay
Phinisy
Athens
Rucker
BR. FP. Hardeman
H. Phinlzy
Court of Aay
Guardianship and estate matters in Clarke County 1911
Clarke County notices appoint Felix Cooper guardian for Waddell Favors and Alburnard Favors minors and require appearances in January 1912. Also seeks leave to sell 25 acres of Mrs. E M Blackmon estate to pay debts, with January 1912 court appearance. Includes notices to heirs of Mrs. Mary E Nevitt and a charter petition for Georgia Mortgage Company and Computing Cloth Measuring Machine Company with details on capital stock and corporate powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Georgia
Clarke
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mary E. Nevitt
Georgia
Said County
M. G. Nicholson
J. A. Morton
A. T. Conway
EB. A. Luster
W. H. Elliott
P. L. Smith
R. W. Woods
W. H. Shelton
Clarke County
L. B. Greene
Madison County
Macfine
Athens
United States
Computing Cloth Measuring Machine Company Charter Notice
In the Superior Court of the county the petitioners seek a charter for Computing Cloth Measuring Machine Company with rights and immunities as allowed by law. Clerk E. J. Crawford certifies the true copy of the application filed December 4, 1911, witnessed by his official hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
State OF Georgia
Clarke
I. Elmer J. Crawford
Superior Court
Clarke County
Georgia
Georgia Mortgage Company
Cobb & Erwin
EF. J. Crawford
Said County
M. G. Nicholson
Admiral Rodgers Retires for Age in 1900s Navy
Washington December 20 Rear Admiral Raymond P Rogers, a prominent naval figure, is placed on the retired list for age. Born in the District of Columbia he was the son of the late Rear Admiral Raymond Rodgers. A Annapolis graduate of 1868 he served on the European station and the Pacific fleet. He was naval attaché at Paris St Petersburg and Madrid and fought at Santiago earning a meritorious advancement. He later led the naval war college at Newport. His retirement does not free a vacancy in the rear admirals list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Raymond P. Rogers
Rodgers
District of Columbia
Raymond Rodgers
Annapolis
Servce
Pacific Fleet
Naval Academy
Bureau of Navigation
Spain
Paris
St. Petersburg
Madrid
Town
Cuban
Santiago
Asiatic
General Board
Naval War College
Newport
Lst
Swift's Premium Calendar for 1912
Swift's Premium Calendar for 1912 offers four color pictures by Joseph Warren featuring "The Family Doctor" "Gossips" "The Concert" and "Christmas Eve" sized 9 by 15 inches. It is sold for 10 wrappers or equivalents or 10 Hamilton bonds, with distribution through Swift & Company in Chicago or Hamilton Corporation in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Chilhood
Joseph Warren
Swift & Company
Calendar Department
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Hamilton Corporation
New York City
Hamilton
Electric Bitters Solves Severe Liver Disease Claim
In 1908 lightning killed few in the country. Rober Madsen of West Burlington Iowa endured eight months of virulent liver trouble and jaundice. After four doctors gave him up he was cured by Electric Bitters. Claimed as best remedy for stomach liver nerves kidneys and blood purification. 50 cents at local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rober Madsen
West Burlington
Iowa
W. J. Bmilth & , Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Stockton Teachers Prepare For State Meeting
Stockton expects over 3000 visitors for the California Teachers Association convention next week. Highlights include speakers Miss Sarah Louise Arnold of Boston and Dr. Guy P. Benton president of the University of Vermont. A country life commission session is set alongside the teachers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Cal
California Teachers’ Association
Sarah Louise Arnold
Boston
Guy P. Benton
University of Vermont
Country Life Commission
Alarm at Night Cures Croup With Foley's Honey and Tar
A Canton Ohio reader praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for immediate relief from night time croup coughs in children. He notes it is kept on hand and claims it is worth its weight in gold. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
H. W. Cyssel
Canton
Postal Savings Bank debate and rural farming notes
Chicago reports on postal savings gaining traction with eleven million in deposits at 2 1 4 percent and plans to expand to all money order offices. The piece contrasts Canadian limits and U S results, then shifts to a vice commission critique of labor pay and class, plus profiles of Chicago farmers J Ogden Armour Louis Swift Frances Fowler and Arthur Meeker highlighting large acreages and dairy leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Swift & Company
Michigan
Arthur Meeker
Arcady
Armour
Lake County
Meeker
University of Illinois Agricultural College
Double Stories of Double Relationships in One Day
Knoxville, Tenn. Dec 20. William Weaver killed by his wife in Hartford City Ind. last Friday is mourned in Knoxville by two women each claiming to be his wife. Indiana wife arrives with two month old baby. brother Wilfred Weaver says he did not know of the Indiana woman on the train. The Indiana wife says she married Weaver Feb 27 last year in Newport Ky. The Knoxville wife had been married to him for years. The article also notes political commentary on Postmaster General Hitchcock’s proposed rail mail pay plan and a report on Canadian Northern mountain construction and a proposal to seat women in public transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Postal Savings Bank League
Hitchcock
Uncle Sam
Canada
Dominion
Vice Commission
Mill Society
Knoxville
Tenn
William Weaver
Hartford City
Ind
Lve
Indiana
Wilfred Weaver
Aher
William
Adaline Hill
Marion
Weaver
Newport
Post Office Department
Congress
Violet Buebler
Hulda Holcoffer
Bobsin
Racine
Violet
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Athens Reader
An Athens reader from College Avenue testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved severe back pain and lumbago symptoms. She says the remedy quickly removed her complaint and remains effective when used. Sold by dealers nationwide at 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. ads in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Doen
Mia
B. R. Shy
College Avenue
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Duffilo
New York
United States
Doan
Lighthouse for the Blind Cornerstone Ceremony in New York
President Taft and Grace Keater lift the cornerstone of the Lighthouse for the Blind in East Fifty-ninth Street. The event marks early construction on a unique settlement house for blind people with Joseph H. Choate presiding and speakers including W I Scanlin and Dr John H Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Grace Keater
Blind Women’s Club of
Lghthouse
East Fifty-ninth Street
Joseph H. Choate
W. I. Scanlin
Blind Men’s Self-Improvement Club of
John H. Finley
The
College of the City of New York
New York Association For the Blind
Texas Industrial Congress Opens Third Annual Meet
Dallas Dec 20. The Texas Industrial Congress opens its third annual convention with Mayor Holland welcoming delegates. Col. Henry Exall delivers the presidential address and officers report. The afternoon feature is a $10,000 gold prize distribution for top cotton and corn yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Industrial Congress
Dallas
Texas
Mr John Peek Moves Back to Atlanta From Athens
Mr John Peek formerly relocated from Atlanta to Athens over a year ago and has now returned to Atlanta. He left a traveling position at Dinking and Son to work with another Atlanta hardware house, but has rejoined his old firm and will be based in the Atlanta store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John Peek
Athens
Atlante
Dinking & Son
Allapta
Judges of Georgia Superior Courts Meet in Atlanta Convention
Judges from across Georgia gathered at the capitol in Atlanta for a judges convention to discuss criminal law delays and proposed reforms. Judge W H Felton chaired the session, with about eighteen of thirty superior court judges present including Frank Park, H C Hawmond, N A Harris, and C B Conyers. A key outcome was a revised Rule 5 limiting speeches to two counsel, with exceptions by the court, and a push for written reports to the governor by January 1 1912 on penal law defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Chas. H. Brand
Athens
Georgia
W. H. Felton
Superior Courts of
Senate
Capitol
Felton
Logan Blecktey
Frank Park
Albany
H. C. Hawmond
Augusta
N. A. Harris
Blue Ridge
C. B. Conyers
Brunswick
R. B. F. Rawlings
Middle
David W. Meadow
Northern
James 5. Park
Ocmulgee
W. E. Thomas
Southern
L. 8
Superior Courts
Macon
Bor
Senate Chamber
Sesson
Campaign Begun to Press for New Patent Office Structure
Washington December 20 Arcus leads talks at the Am erican Institute of Chemical Engineers semiannual meeting focusing on the need to replace the old Patent Office building with a new structure. A campaign plan will be laid out and resolutions adopted amid urgency to safeguard patent records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Arcus
United States Patent Office
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Im & Movement
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Wingfield, SR
Clarke County, Ga
Jokn J
Sald County
Andrew C. Erwin
Blanton E. Forteon
Atb- 28
Esld
Ang County
Pe Ueiérs
Sala Combat
Sala Corporation
Blanton E. Fortson
Georgia McMahan
J. J. C. McMahan
Georgia Railroad & Baoking Company
Admiral Rogers
Britleh Columbia
Canadian Northern
Ridmonton
Port Mann
St m Polot
Ines
Canadian Rockies
Jhatly
Abe
Rockville
Lighthouse
Phtor
Eecom
Marcus W. Kk
State Supreme Court
Charles H
Brand
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Beck
Lumpkin
Powell
Appellate Court
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