Legal Notices from Clarke County Georgia 1910 Ad Listings
A compilation of legal notices in Clarke County Georgia including adoption petitions, public outcry sales, administrator appointments, permanent letters of administration, dismission orders, and property descriptions for parcels in Athens and nearby areas. Names include F W Hicks George N Hicks Minnie Hicks Elmer J Crawford T H Strange C A Langston W N Neal J N Colle Will be sold January 1910 and court actions in November 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hicks
George N. Hicks
Minnie Hicks
Clarke Superior Court
Cora Josephie Hicks
Cora Josephine Hicks
Chas. H. Brand
Georgia
Clarke County
T. H. Strange
C. A. Langston
W. N. Neal
Maid County
Thin Ts
T. H. Etrange
B. Wingfield
W.colle
F. W. Colle
Deboulsnon
J. N. Colle
C. Dean
Susan
Hammontree
Suean
Court of Ordinary
C. C. Dean
Court House
Athens
Danielsville
Mitchell
Athens and
Dan‘rlsville
Seconth
Erwin H. Vonderau
W. P. Vonderau
W. P. Vonderan
Snow
Ples Hull
Elmira Hull
Pies Hall
Bald
County of
Clarke
State of Geor
Jim Porchier
J L. Burch
W. E. Jackson
Athens Clarke County real estate and estate notices 1909
Notice records include a Sheriff sale of sixty acres on Athens Danielsville road part of a Weatherly deed, a 1909 levy, and a court citation for administration of W P Vonderau. Also listed are admin applications for Elmira Hull and J R Crawford estate claims, a December 1909 sheriff sale of cotton, and a revival of a dormant judgment against C E Gilleland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billups Phinizy
Superior Court
Clarke County
Georgia
J. S. Weatherly
Athens
Weatherly
L. E. Smith
W. E. Jackson
John R Crawford
E J, Crawford
R. Crawford
Fatate J. R. Crawford
Home Building and Manufacturing Company charter petition
Petition seeks incorporation of Home Building and Manufacturing Company in Clarke County Georgia for twenty years with capital stock of ten thousand dollars, value to be increased to fifty thousand. Objects include general lumber building business, furniture making, and handling all building materials with branch offices across states. Office to be in Athens and named individuals listed. A sheriff sale notice follows for Lula Hawkins property in Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Sald County
Zachry
Said County
Putnam County
Rogers
Elvert County
Aaid Corporation
Athens
Home Building and Manufacturing Company
W. M. Smith
J. Crawford
Home
Property sales and land notices in Clarke County Georgia 1909
Clarke County sheriff sales list multiple parcels in Athens including a 1 2 acre lot bounded by Fairview street and neighboring lands, a 3 4 acre Arch Street parcel, a Ben Coleman property with a billiard table note, and two large tracts near Epps Bridge with rents and improvements described. Notices invite interested buyers to January 1910 courthouse sales and estate listings by J R Crane & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Court House
Elizabeth Street
City of
Atheny
College Avenue
New Road
Oconee River
Athens
Hobson Avenue
W. P. Vonderall
William Weatherford
William Weatherly
Sandy Creek
Lissie McWhorter
Suss Yerby
Meade Griffith
Andrew Wilson
Pit McWhorter
Douglas McWhorter
Gian
Fairview Street
Jeff Henry
A. V. Deadwyler
Daniel Gilham
Mack Johnson
City Court of
Ellen Johnson
W. E. Jackson
Clarke Sheriff's
Arch St
Guss Hawkins
Harry Joyner
William Gillan
Arch Bt
Ben Coleman
Nettle Britton
W. EB. Jackson
W. B. Winn
Epps Bridge
J. R. Crane & CO. Real Estate
Beer sales surge as tax receipts rise in November
Washington reports that beer brewers recover from a prior decline with November receipts up 606,947 over 1908 and five month totals up 777,658. Internal revenue officers link higher beer consumption to improved industrial conditions while liquor dealers’ special tax drops 293,779 due to prohibition waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Thhe
Fire protection costs rise in U S Census report
Washington December 30 The Census Bulletin No 105 finds city fire departments in 158 large cities employ 29 055 people about three fourths of police strength. Many cities rely on volunteers and regulars replace call men in larger populations. 1907 appropriations total 38 529 636 up 3.65 million. Per capita upkeep across 168 cities is 1 65. Fire losses in 1907 total 6 021 005 net per capita 190 28 with buildings accounting for 39 2 percent of losses and contents 60 7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
United States Geological Survey
Berlin
London
St. Petersburg
Paris
Milan
Stockholm
P Surance
May curb New Year’s celebration in Chicago 1910
Chicago officials plan strict enforcement of the one o’clock closing rule for New Year’s Eve 1910. Chief Steward will station police at hotels restaurants and resorts to prevent excessive celebration and halt liquor sales after midnight. Some upscale venues face penalties for prior violations. Mrs Ben Kennebrew returns to Stone Mountain after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American farmers must change methods
New York Dec 30 Sir Horace Plunkett urged changes in American farming amid Pinchot Ballinger controversy. He warned of rising living costs and heavy imports unless U S farmers unite, adopt cooperative practices, and shift from land speculation toward productive farming. He cited Ireland as a model of farmer cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Ballinger
Economic and Historical Association
Sir Horace Plunkett
Dublin
Ireland
United States
Mr. Pinchot
Sir Horace
James J. Hill
Hill
America
Congress
Central West
Vast Fortune of Empress Carlotta
Brussels reports say ex Empress Carlotta widow of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico remains largely unseen since King Leopold’s death. Rumors claim she regained reason or died long ago, but credibility is low. Austria may seek inquiry into her supposed vast fortune once guarded by Leopold I in Palace Lacken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Carlotta
Maximilan
Mexico
Belgium
Leopold
Austria
Maximilian
Leopold I
Eliot Speaks at Charlotte Conference
Dr. Charles W. Eliot former Harvard president addressed the Imhamba Southern Educational Conference in Charlotte on December 30. He defended denominational histories, praised Harvard’s new business administration school, and urged business leaders to adopt a humanitarian view, noting education empowers skilled leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Imhamba Southern Educational Conference
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard College
Eliot
Denom
Hari National Colleges
Hhe
Harvard
Graduate School of Business Administration
Southern Educational Association
Iroquois Theater Fire Anniversary Observances
Chicago marked the sixth anniversary of the Iroquois Theater fire with grave decorations for the victims in Chicago cemeteries. The annual public memorials have been discontinued, leaving only grave tributes for the nearly six hundred victims, most of them women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer J. Crawford
DR. Wingfield, SR
Worgia
Thia
Caroline Akredge
Troup-Akredge
Will Hawkins
RL. Brambilett, JP
G. M
JH. Hardman
D. N. Burgur
Justice Court
R. L. Bramblett Mercantile Co
Louis Luampkin
CB. Petrieva
C. B. Gilleland
Sciro Fncias
C. E. Gilleland
H. 8. West
Sald Court
Bk. J. Crawford
Gale
State of Georgia
Princeton
McNutt Creek
8. C
M. E. Hale
Winn Brothers
Joe Smith
M. B. Morton
Henry Couch
Joseph Lee
E A, Hale
Hale
Lula Hawkins
Alfred Akerman
Sald
Lula Awkins
Fife
Europe
Mrs
Ben Kennebrew
Stone Mountain
Liverpool Cotton
Close
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!