Athens Land and Stock Sales Under Court Orders
Clarke County notices announce administrator sale of seven shares in Georgia Railroad and Banking Co and eighty shares in Talmadge Hardware Athens. eight shares each in Bank of Comer and Bank of Colbert to pay estate debts. Also various public notices for admin appointments and a charter petition for Athens Motor Car Company. City marshal posts sales of multiple Athens properties for sidewalk, tax and other city obligations with specific parcels and personal property.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Court House
The
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Talmadge Hardware Company
Athens, Ga
Bank ‘of
Comer
Bank of
Colbert
George Eberhart
Said
Bale
Eberhart
Nancy
Oglethorpe County
Walter H. Bishop
Athens
Lucien B. Flatow
Athens Motor Car Company
Caid Corporation
Gaid Corporation
Max Michael
Broad Street
H. Fleming
Georgia Railroad
City of
Tennessee Daniel
Sald
J. H. Carlton
W. Russell
City of Athens
W. J. Russell
Thomas Street
Moss and Stanley
N. Kutres
Thomas
Fannie Crane
Fifa
Fourth Street
William Dillard
Wash Moore
William Floyd
Fred Edwards
Adeline Edwards
Towit
Dr. Marion Born
W. B. Steadman
W. PD. Simpkins
Steadman
Houston Heights grows fastest in decade amid city limits
Houston Heights suburb grew by about 6 180 over ten years, rising from 800 to 6984. Nearby districts feed into Houston's economy and utilities while boundaries may expand to include them by 1920. Real estate and banking activity in Harris County show strong growth. Founders' Day at University of South Carolina features Seaman A Knapp on science in agriculture.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Rosa Stern
Charles Stern
Court of Ordinary
S. B, Wingfield, SR
Notice
Cora I. Christy
J. R. Christy
B. Wingfield
Houston
Texas
Houston Heights
United Statcs
Houston Heighta
T Ia
Wall Street
Harris County
University
Columbia
8. C
University of South Carolina
Seaman A. Knapp
United States Farm Demonstration Work
South
Ansel
Walter H. Page
New York
Georgia Horticultural Society Holds 35th Meeting in Thomasville
Georgia horticulturists gather for the 35th annual meeting in Thomasville January 26 27 with speakers including E L Worsham T F P Williams C A Van Duzee W H Leahy and others. Discussions cover state show arrangements and a possible banquet.
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Georgia Horticulturists
Atlanta
The
Georgia Horticultural Society
Thomasville
E. L. Worsham
Georgia
T. FP. Willams
Alabama
C. A. van Duzee
St. Aurgustine
Fla
W. H. Leahy
AB & A. Railroad
Straubenaugh
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
T. A. Longly
Cornelia
John W. Greer
Tifton
J. M. Fleming
Georgia Fruit Growers’ Exchange
T. H. McHatton
State College of Agriculture
E.R. Lake
Grand Jury
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed For Early Use
An advertisement urges starting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy early to ease treatment and prevent trouble. It claims each dose builds stability for the next and that the final stage is the hardest to cure. Sold by all dealers.
Suburban trolley growth links Atlanta to surrounding towns
Atlanta is expanding its trolley network with five suburban lines around the city. Communities such as Fairburn, Stone Mountain, Lithonia, and Decatur push for extensions despite railroad competition and county requirements. A new line toward the east toward South Carolina is planned, and a MaconSouthwest Georgia line remains delayed awaiting better times.
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Atlanta
Marietta
Fairburn
Georgia Railway and Electric Co
College Park
South Carolina
Carolina
Stone Mountain
Lithonia
DeKalb County
Decatur
General Assembly
Macon
Georgia
Georgia Baseball Star 13 Back From Pro Plans
Consternation among Red and Black fans as Star Ginn, last year’s top hitter with a .345 average, returns to Athens after delaying a professional deal with Augusta and Rome. He arrived yesterday to a warm student reception.
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Ginn
Royston
Augusta
Rome
Athens
National Civic Federation Opens Eleventh Meeting in New York
The eleventh annual National Civic Federation session began in New York with President Seth Low outlining topics for three days. Key issues include regulation of corporations and railroads, municipal utilities, compensation for industrial accidents, arbitration, conciliation, and debates on New Nationalism. Scheduled speakers include many nationally prominent figures.
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Nation Civic Federation
New York
National Civic Federation
Seth Low
United States
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted as Meritorious
An advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a remedy for cold related chest throat head and nasal ailments. It claims suitability for all troublesome and dangerous complications and notes availability from all dealers.
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All Dealera
State House Officials Correct Clarke County Commission Errors
An Atlanta afternoon paper misreported Clarke County as delinquent for unfiled bonds. The Banner corrected this, noting Linton and Dorsey filed bonds by mid December and received commissions before Christmas. Minor name errors in W H versus H H Linton were fixed, as were Md E I Smith and C N Weatherly initials. Clarke County officials complied with the law.
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Atlanta
Clarke
Linton
Dorsey
Wingfield
Capitol
W. H
H. H." Linton
MD. E. I. Smith
C. N. Weatherly
Clarke County
Georgia and Alabama see rising enterprises in 1911
In the weekly Industrial Index report from Columbus Georgia city file, 1911 begins with many new industrial and mercantile ventures across the two states. Thirty new corporations arise with capital stock around 627 500 and expanded authorized capital, while banks report prosperity and new fir m developments in Atlanta Dublin Albany Cordele and Enterprise Alabama. Public improvements including bonds for Colquitt Dublin and Milledgeville federal building proposals are noted along with new real estate firms in Birmingham and six chartered firms in that Alabama city.
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Columbus
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
South Georgia
United States Census Bureau
Waycross
Fitzgerald
Albany
Cordele
Anniston
Ala
Atlanta
Macon
Cordelo
East Point
Colquitt
Dublin
Fulton
Spalding
Georgia
Enterprise
Alabama
Birmingham
Russell County
Toombs County
Florence
Milledgeville
Cabbage plants offered by Peidmont Plant Co Albany Ga
Now is the time to set cabbage for early spring heading. Frostproof and Standard varieties available at 1.25 per 1000 with discounts for 7000 and over at 1000 per 1000. Count guaranteed and strong plants. Peidmont Plant Co Albany Ga.
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Peidmont Plant CO
Albany, Ga
Apple Valley Gin Co Buildings Burned in Fire
The Apple Valley Gin Company in Apple Valley Georgia was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. The gin house and machinery were totally consumed with flames spreading during the night before discovery. The plant was completely wiped out with no report of injuries.
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Apple Valley Gin CO
Commerce
Apple Valley Gin Company
Apple Valley, Ga
Apple Valley
Cousin of Clarke Official Elected Mayor in Washington Wilkes
In a Washington Wilkes municipal election this week E A Barnett a cousin of Clarke county Judge8 B Wingfield was elected mayor. He clearly outran all aldermanic ticket contenders in the field and gains the post in Athens noted circles.
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Clarke
Washington
Wilkes
E. A. Barnett
Athens
8. B. Wingfield
Clarke County
Uckets
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Henry M. Smith
Gorden Printing
Presa
Paragon
Jerry J. Young
Capital News
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Van
United States Senate
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Hardwell
Hoke Smth
Hardwick
Smith
W. G. Brantley
W. A. Covington
Thos. W. Hardwick
Murphy Candler
Joseph M. Terrell
Emory Speer
Atlanta Flight Bureau
Kimball House
Judge Speer
Anti-Saloon League
Georgia AntiSaloon League
George W Young
St. Louis
American ‘Anti-Saloon League
Young
Taft Hall
Auditorium Armory
League
Georgia Baseball Star
Foley Kidney Pills
Kiowars Ano Gravcen
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Texaco
Texas ‘Co
Smith Construction Company
State House
Stuart
Dee
Liverpool
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