Bank Charter Sought for Pittard Banking Co in Clarke County
Legal notices from Clarke County Georgia show 1911 proceedings including estates of Ira E. DuPree and Mary B Nevitt, a sale of land for Hammondtree estate debts, discharge petitions, and a petition to form Pittard Banking Company in Winterville with $25 000 capital, officers to be appointed and charter fee enclosed.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Dan H. DuPree
Ira E. DuPree
Court of Ordinary
Said
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Mary B. Nevitt
John J. Nevitt
Co. D. Flanigan
Mary
Nevitt
Pittard Banking Company Charter Application Georgia 1910
Petitioners F L Johnson J H Pittard of Athens Georgia swear that $16000 subscribed for Pittard Banking Company has been paid in cash and is held for the corporation's use. Sworn before J T Pittard and others on a December Sunday 1910 Clarke County Ordinary. Secretary of State Philip Cook certifies the true copy of the bank charter application filed in his office December 9 1910 Atlanta Capitol.
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F. L. Johnson
Winterville
J. H. Pittard
Athens
Conn & Erwin
Ceorgia
Clarke County
Pittard Banking Company
MO. J. Wilkins
J.T. Pittard
D. H. Winter
Fr. I. Johnson
H. Pittard
B. Wingfield
State OF Georgia
Philip Cook
Atlanta
United States of America
Griffiths and Welch Cotton Report Athens Market Brief
Market note from Griffith and Welch reports on Athens cotton. Middling quality and prices indicated with limited readable details.
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Griffith & Welch Cotton
New York Cotton Market Closing Quotes Guide
Cotton futures in New York finish mixed with February at 14.69 and March at 14.86. May and July show gains while August and September appear weaker, with scattered price points across the forward curve and several missing figures in the OCR text.
Georgia Youth Clubs Spark Agricultural Education Drive
Reports from across Georgia show growing interest in Boys and Girls Industrial clubs. Professor Campbell notes about thirty clubs formed with more planned. emphasis on enrollments by April 1 for corn and Home Life contests. Dr. Soule urges a statewide agricultural survey and expanded education with federal cooperation to boost farmer knowledge and attract skilled staff. Governor-elect Smith supports improved farming methods amid funding gaps.
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Atlanta
J. P. Campbell
Athena
Campbell
Boys’ Corn Club
Girls' Home Life Club
Georgia
A. M. Soule
State Agricultural College At
Athens
J. Pil Campbell
R. F. Duckworth
Farmers’ Union
Soule
Hoke Smith
Richmond County
B. 8. Sell
State Agricultural College
Smith Wo
Duckworth
Prominent Electrical Promoter Visits Athens
W A Carlisle, builder of the 7000 horsepower dam on the Chattahoochee near Gainesville, toured the Barnett Shoals plant in Athens. He oversees projects in Gainesville Marietta Carterville Newman and other Georgia locations and praised the plant's scale and the benefits its completion would bring to Athens.
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W. A. Carlisle
Gainesville
Chattahoochee
Georgia
Marietta
Carteraville
Newman
Athens
New Trustees Appointed to State Normal School Board
Governor Brown names a slate of trustees for the State Normal School at Athens. Reappointments include W. J. Morton Athens and J. R. Hogan Agnes. E. J. Bondurant Athens new member. J. M. Collum Third District and L. B. Evans Tenth District reappointed. E. A. Copeland Eighth District named to succeed R. E. Davison, now prison commission chair. J. R. Smith Atlanta added to Fifth District seat.
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Atlanta
Brown
State Normal School
Athen
W. J. Morton
Athens
J. R. Hogan
Agnes
E. J. Bondurant
H. J. Rowe
J. M. Collum
Third Congressional
L. B. Evans
Tenth Congressional
E. A. Copeland
Eighth Congressional District
R. E. Davison
Prison Commission
J. R. Smith
Fifth Congressional District
Maj. R. J. Guinn
Northeastern Bank Selects Officials
Commerce Ga Jan 5 The Northeastern Banking Company held its annual meeting and elected Dr L G Hardman president G L Carson Sr vice president C J Hood cashier A M Shankle assistant cashier Carl Williamson bookkeeper The bank reported deposits at 275000 capital 100000 surplus 15000 and 4000 undivided profits a 4 percent semi annual dividend was declared and 3000 added to surplus fund
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Commerce
Northeastern Banking Company
Northeastern Bank
L. G. Hardman
G. L. Carson
C. J. Hood
A. M. Shankle
Azalstant
Carl Williamson
County Officers Fail To File Their Bonds In Georgia
Georgia comptroller says bonds expired January 1 and delinquent tax collectors and receivers may be without authority to act. Governors must decide vacancies. list includes Banks Bryan Clarke Davis? Irwin Jenkens Lowndes Schley Screven Sumter Telfair Washington Wayne White Wilkes. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised in the same column.
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Georgia
W. A. Wright
Brown
Banks County
Bryan
Camden
Clarke
Crawford
Decatur
Dougherty
Hancock
Hart
Irwin
Jenkens
Liberty
Lowndes
Schley
Screven
Sumter
Telfair
Washington
Wayne
White
Wilkes
Burke
Habersham
Hall
Henry
McIntosh
Mitchell
Pierce
Pulaski
Putnam
Sumpter
Taylor
Troup
Last Captured Prisoner Returns to Atlanta Tower
Special report from Atlanta says Charles Sutton, the fifth escapee from the Tower Monday night, was captured at Stockbridge on the Southern railroad, bringing all five fugitives back behind bars. A. R. Knox reportedly fought wardens this morning and was wounded, then taken to the hospital ward for medical attention before being placed in the cell for condemned inmates. No reporters were allowed inside the Tower for interviews.
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The
Banner
Atlanta
Charles Sutton
Stockbridge
Southern
A. R. Knox
Death of Mr H C Riley in Oklahoma
Mr H C Riley aged 32 died December 30 from typhoid fever at his home in Wolleetka Oklahoma after a brief illness. Born in Georgia he moved west nine years ago to work in wholesale lumber and was successful. He leaves a young wife and infant, his parents Mr and Mrs J B Riley of Athens, several brothers and sisters, and many friends. His death shocked family and friends and his mother is grief stricken.
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H. C. Rylee
Wolleetka
Okla
Georgia
Mr. Rylee
Mra. J. B. Rylee
Athens
Messrs. E
A. W. Rylee
BE. H. Rylee
Statham
R. I. Rylee
el Paso
R. C. Rylee
Oklo
Abbeville, Ga
Funeral for Mr J L G Andrews Held at Oconee Church
Yesterday afternoon at 3 30 the funeral of Mr J L G Andrews was conducted from the Oconee street Methodist church with Rev A J Sears presiding The interment was in Oconee cemetery A large crowd attended the services and followed the remains to the cemetery
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J. L. G. Andrews
Oconee Street Methodist Church
A. J. Sears
Oconee Cemetery
Weatherly Leaves West for Week Long Trip
County coroner and city assessor Mr C N Weatherly departed yesterday afternoon on the 8 A L vestibule train bound for St Louis and Kansas City. He plans to purchase several carloads of mules and horses and expects to be away about a week.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
C. N. Weatherly
Hel
Rev E C Marks Visits Watkinsville Pastor Newly Appointed
Rev E C Marks of Watkinsville spent a pleasant day in the city. He attended the North Georgia conference meeting and praised the cordial hospitality of Watkinsville, expressing appreciation for the welcome.
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E. C. Marks
Methodist Church
Watkinsville
North Georgia
New Clerk for Hall County Office
Gainesville Ga Jan 5 Mr Jet Allen has taken charge as the new clerk of the Hall county superior court Claud Neese remains as deputy and will continue to serve the public with his accommodation and talent for this work Also an advertisement for Foler Kidney Pills claims to treat kidney and bladder disorders sold by all druggists
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Gainesville
Jet
Allen
Superior Court
Hall County
Claud Neese
Gainesville Narrowly Chooses New School Leader and Plans
Gainesville Ga January 5 former Superintendent Robertson acts as interim leader during Mershon absence on bridal trip. Attendance rises as spring term opens and annual institute planned with Blackwell noting inspiration from Southern Educational Association. Stabber case ends without prosecution while city launches plans for an eight story post office area hotel and remodeling projects. Wedding of Miss Thompson highlights social week as Mershon engagement follows.
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Gainesville
Mershon
Robertson
System of Schools
Court House
Teachers’ Institute
Blackwell
Southern Educational Association
Chattanooga
T. H. Robertson
C. J. Copeland
C. E. Dowman
Foley Kidney Pills Power to Cure Rheumatism Claim
Mary C. Abbott of Wolfeboro New Hampshire reports a rapid improvement after three days using Foley Kidney Pills sold by all druggists. She says the medicine eased pain in feet joints and back caused by uric acid buildup and cleared it from her blood.
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Foley
Mary C. Abbott
Wolfeboro
N. H
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J. T. Kennard
Broad Street
Simon Street
Branch Street
Dr. Rubenstein
Robert Chapel
F. C. Carr
Hammondtree
C. C. Dean
General Assembly
County of
State of
Ino. J. Wilkin
Athens, Ga
J. T. Pittard
Winterville, Ga
Ero Toe
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
Cheney
Commerce Bank
Tower
H.C. Riley
Oklahoma
MR. Andrews
West
All Drugiste
the Mountains
Ilkeneas
Allen Bros
Jno. W. Simmons
East Washington Street
Col. H. H. Dean
Washington and
Main Streets
Hudson House
Jno. B. Redwine
G. B. Pilgrim
Ing. W. Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Getty
Joel T. Miller
Bessie Miller
O'Kelley
Gid O’kelley
Lumpkin
Shorter
John A. Pierce
Guineaville
Shorter College
Rome
Miss Thompson
First Baptist Church
Orly
Laura Howard Thompson
Howard Thompson
James Austin Mershon
Mis
John O'Heer Walpole
Clyde Manning
Hallie Park
Greensboro
Sadie Mershon
Macon
Alice Murfee
Merritt
Minnie Dunlap
Corinne Riley
Will Logan
Claud Mershon
Messra
Robert Wilson
3. C. Dunlap, Jr
James Merritt
Thompson
E. H. Dorsey
G. M. Railway
Candler
M. B. Simpson
R. D. Smith
Redwine Church
Texaco
the Texas CO. Smith Construction Company
ATGA
Sturi Art’s Forum
Kidney
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