Legal Advertisements and Estates in Clarke County Georgia 1910
Legal notices from Clarke County Georgia dated 1909 include petitions to adopt Cora Josephine Hicks. appointments for permanent administration for W N Neal and Mrs Susan Hammontree, with qualifying dates in January 1910. land sales, sheriff sale of Weatherly property, and notices to heirs for W P Vonderau. Notices cite Clarke Superior Court and Ordinary Court with dates, names, and locations.
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W. Hicks
George N. Hicks
Minnie Hicks
Clarke Superior Court
Cora Josephine Hicks
F. W. Hicks
Chas. H. Brand
Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
County of
Clarke
State of Geor
Clarke County Administration and Sheriff Sale Notices
Clarke County Georgia notices include Plea Hull cited for letters of administration on Elmira Hull's estate with January 1910 term, Christmas 1909 date. also SHERIFF'S SALE on December 2 1909 for two bales of cotton to satisfy a Distress Warrant. notice to debtors and creditors to present claims against J R Crawford estate. Ples Hall appointed for Elmira Hall estate with January 1910 term. scire facias to revive dormant judgment in Athens City Court against C S Gilleland with February term.
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Georgia
Clarke County
T. H. Strange
C. A. Langston
W. N. Neal
B. Wingfield
W.colle
W. Colle
J. N. Colle
India
Ples Hull
Elmira Hull
Elmira
Caroline Akredge
Troup Akredge
Court House
Will Hawkins
RL. Bramblett
J. H. Hardman
D. N. Burgur
L. C
G. M
Justice Court
R. L. Bramblett Mercantile Co
Louis Lumpkin
W. B. Jackson
John R Crawford
J. Crawford
R. Crawford
J. R. Crawford
Ples Hall
Elmira Hall
Court of Ordinary
Piles Hall
S. B. Wingfield
C. E. Gilleland
Scire Facias
Athens
C. 5
Gilleland
Home Building and Manufacturing Company Petition
Petitioners seek incorporation of Home Building and Manufacturing Company in Clarke County Georgia for twenty years with renewal. Capital stock set at 10000 dollars, allowed to rise to 50000, with land, timber, machinery, and building materials as payment. Office in Athens and branch offices planned. Includes sale of land under execution and property description in Clarke County.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
W. L Zachry
R. L. Zachry
Putnam County
E. Rogers
Elbert County
Athens
Home Building and Manufacturing Company
W. M. Smith
EB. J. Crawford
Charter of Home Building and Manufacturing Company
Aald
E. J. Crawford
Athens Sheriff Sale Notices From Clarke County Georgia 1909
Numerous 1909 notices describe seizures in Athens Clarke County. Properties include Mack Johnson lands on Fairview street, Ben Coleman’s Arch Street lot, billiard and pool equipment of Jim Porchier, and two farms near Athens with multiple dwellings, tenant houses, and outbuildings. W. E. Jackson and J. R. Crane & Co. advertise sales by court order, with legal notices given to tenants and details on timing, locations, and appraisals.
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Athens
Fairview Street
Jeff Henry
A. V. Deadwyler
Daniel Gilham
Mack Johnson
City Court of
Ellen Johnson
Ww. E. Jackson
Clarke
Court House
Clarke County
Georgia
Arch St
Guss Hawkins
Harry Joyner
Willam Gillan
Ben Coleman
Fife
Nettle Britton
W. E. Jackson
Clarke Sheriff's Gale
Jim Porchier
J L. Burch
W. B. Winn
Epps Bridge
J. R. Crane & CO. Real Estate
Vanderbilt Meets Yale in Football
Vanderbilt University and Yale will play in New Haven on October 22, 1910, after Yale’s offer was accepted by the Vanderbilt games committee. The student body is enthusiastic and the match signals southern football recognition from major eastern universities.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Yale
New Haven
Vanderbilt
Princeton
Going Home for Christmas Exodus from Congress
Washington dispatch reports a large number of senators and representatives leaving the capital for the Christmas recess. Most will spend the holidays in nearby states, while those from the West and South no longer travel home as often due to fewer railroad passes.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Markets tightens on Athens middling cotton quote
Athens middling prices show 15 1-8 in New York cotton markets as trading closes. The brief market note records a slight edge in fiber pricing amid ongoing weight in commodity futures.
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Athens
New York
Southern youths win diplomas for corn club success
Secretary Wilson awarded diplomas on December 14, 1909, to Bascomb Usher of South Carolina DeWitt Lundy of Mississippi Elmer Halter of Arkansas and Ralph Bellwood of Virginia for leading one acre corn demonstrations. About 12 500 youths in the South showed profits and records with yields from 50 to over 150 bushels per acre.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Bascomb Usher
South Carolina
DeWitt Lundy
Mississippi
Elmer Halter
Arkansas
Ralph Bellwood
Virginia
South
United States Department of Agriculture
8. A. Knapp
Washington
State Bankers’ Association
Department of Agriculture
Board of Trade
North Carolina
W. H. Smith
Holmes County
Milaalaaippi
Boys
Ancient superstitions across Europe and America
A Chicago Tribune column surveys long standing beliefs and cures from England Ireland and Scotland. It notes practices ranging from warts and toothache cures to handling of hair and snail remedies, linking them to family lore and cross cultural fears. The piece reflects on how superstitions persist in modern life and even inspire local crafts like spider web pills in New England.
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England
Northumberland
Devonshire
America
Ireland
Tubber
Lincolnshire
Rosahire
Sunderland
Somereet
New England
Longfellow
Sussex
Litigation Raging For Dunsmuir Millions
Victoria B C Dec 22 One of the greatest will contests in America is expected to go to trial within weeks over a fortune valued at about 15 million dollars. Heirs of the late Joan Dunsmuir sue James Dunsmuir former lieutenant governor of British Columbia alleging he and Alexander obtained the estate through misrepresentation and overvaluation of assets including Vancouver Island coal mines and vessels.
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Victoria
B. C
America
Joan Dunsmuir
James Dunsmuir
British Columbia
Robert Dunsmuire
Dunsmuir
James
Alexander
Alexander Dunamuir
New York
James Dunamuir
Alexander Dunsmuir
Dunamuir
Vancouver
Edna Wallace Hopper
San Francisco
Sult
Misa Hopper
Justice Drake
Miss Hopper
Privy Council
Judicial Committee of the
Leutenant
Western Canada
Great Gathering of Scholars in New York
New York December 22 arrangements are nearly complete for a major convention in history economics sociology and allied fields. Delegates from ten societies totaling about 8000 members will attend, with welcomes from President Taft Governor Hughes and Mayor McClellan. Distinguished foreign delegates include James Bryce Henry Higgs and Signor Pantaleon.
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New York
United States
Americana Historical and American Economic Associations
Canada
Taft
Hughes
McClellan
James Bryce
Henry Higgs
Royal Economic Soccety of
England
Signor Pantaleon
Economists
Italy
Japanese Parliament Opens Busy Diet Session
Tokyo December 22. The Imperial Diet convened with ceremonial pomp as members opened proceedings. Expected bills cover Korea policy finances military affairs and defense measures signaling an unusually active session with major legislative aims.
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Tokio
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Elmer J. Crawford
Elizabeth Street
College Avenue
New Road
Oconee River
City of
Hobson Avenue
W. P. Vonderall
William Weatherford
William Weatherly
Sandy Creek
Lizzie McWhorter
Miss Yerby
Meade Grifith
Andrew Wilson
Pit McWhorter
Douglas McWhorter
W. H. Shelton
J.T. Johnson, Jr
C. C. Dean
Susan
Hammontree
Athens and
Danielsville Road
Bouth
J. W
Billups Phinizy
J. S. Weatherly
Weatherly
L. E. Smith
Erwin H. Vonderan
W. P. Vonderan
W. P. Vonderau
Snow
Erwin H. Vonderau
B. Wingfield, SR
C. B. Petrieva
H. 8. West
Aald County
State of Georgia
McNutt Creek
M. E. Hale
Winn Brothers
Joe Smith
M. B. Morton
Henry Couch
Joseph Lee
E A. Hale
M. K. Hale
Lula Hawkins
Athena
Alfred Akerman
Lula Awkins
Chicago
Tal
Knapp
The
Chicago Tribune
Professor Dorneye
Dalia Baugh
Gov
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