Bondurant Hardware Company Incorporation Petition
Petitioners seek incorporation of Bondurant Hardware Company in Clarke County with 300 shares common and 200 shares preferred stock, 20 year term, board of three directors, Athens office, power to buy sell and manufacture hardware, rail as general agent. Petitions filed January 4 1906 with Deupree Hunnicutt attorney. Clerk of Superior Court certifies true copy.
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Georgia
Clarke County
E. J. Bondurant
M.S Bondurant
W. T. Bush
R. L. Johnson
Bondurant Hardware Company
Board of Directors
Ir Tre
Athens
Deupree Hunnicutt
L. B. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
BE. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
Sale of Newman Brothers piano in Clarke County court notice
Public outcry sale set for February first at the county court house Athens Clarke to satisfy an execution in favor of Newnan Brothers against Mrs B T Bishop. Sheriff Jon W Wier cites the levy and describes the piano as Oak Case No 13256. Also notices of administration and guardianship pending in Clarke and Greene counties with hearings in February 1906.
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Louse Insaid
Towtt
Newman Brothers Company
B. T. Bishop
City Court of
Athens
Newnan Druthers Company
Mre
Bishop
Jonn W. Wier
Husbands Needed in Western States for Mataching Marriages
Omaha dispatch reports Mrs. M Elva of Toledo Ohio urged Postmaster Woodward to alert Nebraska Wyoming and other western states that marriageable men are scarce there and that men may pay commissions for finding wives. The note spurs letters from local men seeking mates and details on the matrimonial market. Football rules may change this year but next fall the games will be as glorious and as full of gore as usual.
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Omaha, Neb
M. Elva
Toledo
Ohio
Woodward
Omaha
Nebraska
Wyoming
Elva
Big Horn County
Olmaba
Markets News From Athens and New York Cotton
Athens open shows New York futures with mixed bids and downward bias in Liverpool markets. New Orleans notes a drift lower as officials cite dullness. American markets hold steady amid cautious profit taking while mills run hard and demand lags, nudging prices toward modest gains if spot business improves.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New Vork
Setady
Gibert & Clay
Cotton Letter: Liverpool Open Bearish. U.S. markets steady
New York reports Liverpool opening weak with bearish cables as cotton supplies from the south appear plentiful. U.S. markets opened weak but strengthened on declines as short sellers covered for small profits. Demand from the south remained modest and outside speculators held large long positions, keeping a wary tone.
Grim Tragedy Of Consumption Prompts Hopeful Cure
R Siedenburg and Co warn of daily deaths from consumption while coughs and colds rise. F G Huntley of Oaklandon Indiana recalls his wife being saved after three doctors gave up and she improved with Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The remedy kills germs, relieves with a single dose, and is sold by H R Palmer & Sons and W J Smith & Bro with a triad bottle free.
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Yielm
F. G. Huntley
Oaklandon
Ind
Dr. King
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Dispensary in Carolin prompts Charleston governor message
Governor Heyward delivers a state address criticizing the dispensary system as a cloud over South Carolina. He notes counties seeking abolition target the operation method, urges immediate remedies, and rejects forcing dispensaries on unwilling counties or communities.
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Columbia
8. C
D. C. Heyward
General Assembly of
South Carolina
Glossary of 1920s Social Terms and Slang Judging News Style
A compact glossary listing worn phrases and labels used in society and crime reporting. It defines categories such as Real Meaning, Society Matron, Prominent Yale Graduate, Multimillionaire and others. The text also explains descriptors like Fatally Injured, Hollow terms for accidents, and coded words used in sensational coverage.
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Yale
Water Drinking Strongman Stirring Boston Market
Samuel Julius Johnson claims to be world’s champion water drinker, rival Bill Kendall, a Virginia-born market worker in Boston, drinks up to 18 half pints daily, prefers mineral spring water, and says the habit keeps him strong enough to lift 500 pound beef quarters. His employer notes his exceptional strength after six months in the market.
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Bil Kendall
Bill Kendall
Virginia
Boston
Bill
RI Pass
Billy
Levi Wentworth
Boston Globe
Niagara Falls in Peril Warned by Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press urges protection of Niagara Falls from electric power companies. It cites Birkenbine’s warnings on water diversions, notes 35 percent already authorized and concerns over further reductions. It recalls Roosevelt, Dr. John M. Clark, Alton Adams, and Lord Kelvin warning of potential dry falls and the need for federal action.
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John Birkenbine
Pennsylvania Forestry Association
Niagara Falls
Birkenbine
Niagara
Genessee River
Falls
Montmorency
Quebec
Great Lakes
Niagara River
Forestry Association
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
John M. Clark
Popular Science Monthly
Alton D. Adams
Cassiers Engineering
New York State
Goat Island
Lord Kelvin
United States
National Congress
Ita Volce
Philadelphia Press
Bank Funds Targeted by Bandit Crime Debate Report
Washington Post notes a crime against property involving bank or trust funds. The discussion deems the penalty likely to exceed ten days in jail, with both sides claiming victory as the debate proceeded on schedule and with expected outcomes.
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Perton Qailty
Washington Post
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Advertised by Paris Indiane Co
A guaranteed cure for piles promises relief from itching bleeding and prolapse with a 50 cent preparation called paraointment. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days with first application providing relief. Send 50 cents to Paris Indiane Co Saint Louis Missouri for mail order.
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Paris
Iadienne Co
Loula
His Twenty Seventh Baby Brings Monroe Pride And News
Jonathan Allan Monroe, cattle buyer at Union Stock Yards, welcomed his twenty seventh child. The infant boy arrived yesterday as Monroe, 63, praised the new arrival and recalled knowing President Roosevelt in Albany. Fifteen children remain at home, three married daughters, and none of the sons have married. The Chicago corresp. New York Sun.
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Jonathan Allan Monroe
Mr. Monroe
Union Stock Yards
Roosevelt
Albany
N. Y
Oshaw
L ‘Ing
Chicago
Cor
New York Sun
The Most Costly Coat and a Gigantic Port Rat
The report notes William H. Moore wearing the United States’ costliest coat worth $19,000 made from sable fur. It also mentions Mrs. William B. Leeds in a $12,000 Russian sabre coat and a $2,000 matching hat. At the Oriental dock, warehouseman E Holmes killed a huge port rat, weighing nearly seven pounds and two feet long after a 20 minute fight, the largest ever seen in the port.
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William H. Moore
New York
Chicago
United States
William B. Leeds
Leeds
Springfield Republican
E. Holmes
Oriental Dock
Holmes
South America
Bristow's Mistake in Nephew Drawing Will
A brief, humorous item notes Bristow's error when his lawyer nephew drafted his will. The joke hinges on the paradox that as a legal professional he could approve the will, yet as a relative he would seek to overturn it. Also included is an ad line for Be W Grove's cold cure and a Laxative Bromo Quinine tablet endorsement.
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Bristow
Yeu
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Gisongla
Lizie Shauilton
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MeLiuary
Os. B. Wingfield, Sr
Hlopgia
H.R. Fitzpatrick
Catherine Buchanan
Enil
Cai
Tontel
St. Wingfield, Jr
Ihorgia
John J. Arneid
Said
Larence B. Arnold
Greene
Wore
Almira A. Wricht
Matilda F. Oliver
C Hild
B. Wingfield, Sr
Ordinary
Clarke County, Ga
Segagia
Quickness College
Macon
Oper
R. Siedenburg & CO
Carolin
Gov. Heyward
Pearl
Paul Kelly
Timothy D. Sullivan
Dash—Galt
Havoc
Philadelphia
Cleveland Plain Dealer
BE. W. Grove
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