Georgia Clarke legal notices include guardianship and corporate petitions
Legal advertisements from Clarke County Georgia reveal Margaret Hale guardian seeking leave to sell ward Gordon Hale's one fourth estate and reinvest proceeds. Davison Nicholson Company petition seeks charter for a general wholesale and retail dry goods business in Athens with capital up to 250000, three directors, and stock rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Margaret Hale
Gordon Hale
Horace M. Holden
Crawfordville
Ward
Clarke Superior Court
Gale
J. W. Hale
Oglethorpe County
Davison- Nicholson Company
Salud Association
Grand Lodge
United States
Athens Banner
Administrator's Sale and Fraternal Association Petition
An Athens Clarke county court sale notice lists the administrator F W Coile selling 182 acres at courthouse on the first Tuesday in January 1906, the dow er place of Mrs S B Colle, with cemetery reserved. A second filing petitions incorporation of a fraternal beneficiary association in Athens, detailing structure, governance, rights, finances, and 30 day notice in The Athens Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
D. J. Cook
Warren W. Brown
Leila Brown
B. Wingfield
Court House
Insaid
Newman Brothers Company
Plano
Sald
B.T. Bishop
Athens
Sald County
B. T. Bishop
John W. Wier
Court of Ordinary
EB. Colle
Febard Bulloch
Jas. T. Johnson, Sr
John Winter
L. J. Edwards
W. E. Pittard
Callie Bridges
G. H. Hulme
J. N. Colle
F. W. Coile
Admr
de Bonis
Petitioners Name and Attorneys Proceedings Recited
The text lists petitioners and their attorneys including John A. Darwin W. 8 Johns G. W. Webb Sr H. J. Rowe J. H. Stone and notes they will persist in prayer as set forth in the petition.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Philip Cook
J. A. Darwin
W. 8
Johns
G. M. Webb
H. J. Rowe
J. Ri. Stone
Fenedee Ena
Association of Georgia
Atorney
John A. Darwin
G. W. Webb, Sr
J. H. Stone
Old Santa Claus Caught A Fire In Plain City
Marysville Ohio December 26 The Plain City high school Christmas entertainment on stage turned dangerous when a candle lit Santa Claus Harold Ogle’s whiskers igniting flames. He ran about the stage as flames spread and was finally restrained with his clothing torn away leaving him severely burned and in serious condition. The incident caused panic among students and spectators.
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Marysville
Ohio
Plain City
Harold Ogle
Santa Claus
Ogle
Hobby Killed in Affray Near Ashburn Georgia
In Ashburn Georgia on December 26 a shooting affray occurred miles west of town. Jack Hobby shot Tom Ferney, his father in law, after Ferney advanced with a knife. Hobby surrendered to Sheriff Cason. Hobby’s wife was the sole witness to the incident.
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Ashburn
Tom Ferney
Jack Hobby
Ferney
Hobby
Cason
Tough Town Wyoming Greed Fights Laborers at Ten Dollar Drinks
Cheyenne Wy cor reports Torrington workers on Pathfinder Irrigation project face gamblers and thugs in a saloon economy that drugs robs and drains wages. Two sajoong businesses nets claim ten thousand dollar profits in three months as laborers are exploited. Workers are charged ten dollars per drink and left broke.
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Wyoming
Torrington
North Platte River
Wyoming-Nebraska
Pathfinder
Cheyenne
Cor
Pittsburg
Beautiful New Zealand River Journey Down Wanganui
A traveler describes a midwinter descent of the Wanganui River from Taumanaru to the sea, noting waterfalls and lush native bush. The voyage uses small boats through dangerous rapids, then a larger vessel past Pipiriki, with encounters of Maori rivermen and distant Maori villages, praising native flora, tree ferns, and the stern Maci character.
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Taumanaru
Taumanarul
Pipirik
Samoa
Hawaii
New Zealand
Pipiriki
Wanganui
Coumbia
Hudson
Piplriki
Odd Data About Congress Reveals Diverse New Members
A survey of the Fifty-ninth Congress shows broad occupational diversity among new members beyond the usual lawyers. Among 210 lawyers, bankers number 15, manufacturers and farmers 13 each, editors and merchants 11 each, with several members admitting varied trades from drummers to stenographers. Additional occupations include lumber dealers, blacksmiths, house builders, life insurers, stonecutters, carpenters, printers, hotel keepers, railroad presidents, teaching, mining, and farming.
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Congress
House of Representatives
House
John Sharp Williams
Julius Kahn
California
Booth
Free Education For the Farmer in the Winter Course in Agriculture
Public notice offers farmers free education for a three month winter course at the State University. January February and March devoted to study with expenses covered by forty dollars. For full information and bulletins, write to the university.
Voyage Diary Entry From Wanganui Encountering Ports and People
The passage recalls arriving at Wanganui, a pleasant river mouth city, in the late afternoon. The narrator, then the only white woman aboard, is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Carson, editor of the Wanganu i Chronicle, a leading colony paper renowned for its stance on no-license. Mary G. Woolley in New Yoice.
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Wanganui
Gilbert Carson
Hairy Congressmen and Dignified Dandies at Washington
The Washington Post notes the 386 members show varied hairlines and beards, nickname quirks, and fashion in the Capitol. It lists figures like Uncle Joe Cannon, Grosvenor, Cushman, Ruppert, and Tawney, plus others, as they vie for prominence and a seat in the Senate.
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Congress
Fred Landis
Indiana
Charles
Delphia Journal
Julius Kahn
Rainey
Illinois
John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
Washington Cardiner
Michigan
Powers
Maine
Murdock
Kansas
William Sulzer
Micha Ick
United States
Joe” Cannon
Ug Nest
Capitol
Cushman
Washington
J. Adam Bede
Bertie" Ailams
Pennsylvania
Jacob Ruppert
New York
Catchfield
Shorty” Dunwell
Jim" Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Representative Lindsey
Clayton
Alabama
Morrell
Washington Post
Biggest farm in the world and the man behind it
A colorful profile of Don Luis Terrazas, a Mexican land magnate near Chihuahua City. The piece lists his 8 million acre estate, vast cattle and horse stocks, hundreds of thousands of livestock, mountain holdings, and a millionaire castle. It portrays him as a nabob with extensive operations and famed wealth.
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Daniel Webster
Don Luis Terrazas
President Diaz
Don Luis
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
United States
Fearful Fate of Piles Cured by Bucklen’s Arnica
A Masonville Indiana resident, Harry Colson, writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Balm cures bleeding itching and protruding piles. The advertisement claims effectiveness for cuts burns and injuries and lists price as 25 cents at H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro druggists on Banner Printing.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Harry Colson
Masonville
Bucklen
Arnica Balge
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
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State OF Georgia
Clarke
State
A. H. Davison
M. G. Nicholson
J. M. Hodgson
Ald Corporation
Sald Corporation
Hnd
Cavlson- Nicholson Company
John B. Gamble
E. J. Crawford
Said County
Davison-Nicholson Company
H. L. Mullins
8. C. Hale
Anid County
Glyon
Clarke Co
General Assembly
Supreme Lodge
State of
Supreme
Wanganlu
Wanganiu
Supreme Court
Representative Samuel
Denby
China
Washington Gardiner
Watcher
Maryland
Michalek
J. S. Stewart
Athens, Ga
BUSII
Quickness College
Macon
Jerusalem
London
Judea
Canaan
Kelfer
Grosvenor
Palmer
Hill
Connecticut
Gardiner
New Jersey
Cooper
Wisconsin
Mann
Chicago
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Beidler
Littauer
Ollie James
Kentucky
Smith
Iowa
Dunwell
Nick” Longworth
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