Hicks adoption petition in Clarke Superior Court 1910
PF. W. Hicks sues George N. Hicks and Minnie Hicks in Clarke Superior Court for April Term 1910 seeking to adopt minor Cora Josephine Hicks. Defendants are commanded to appear and answer the petition by the court’s deadline or face further proceedings. Witness Judge Chas. H. Brand on November 10, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. W. Hicks
George N. Hicks
Minnie Hicks
Clarke Superior Court
Cora Josephine Hicks
Hhereby
F. W. Hicks
Chas. H. Brand
Dormant judgment revived suit in Athens City Court
Notice to defendant C. E. Gilleland to appear at the February term to answer the rule to revive a dormant judgment. W. M. Smith attorney. December 15, 1909. Clarke County Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Gilleland
Dorman
Athens
C. E. Gilleland
H. 8. West
Georgia
Clarke County
Elmira Hall
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield, Ordinsty
M. Bolton
E. H. Bolton
B. Wingfield
Henry C. Doolittle
W. H. Doolittle
Eatonton Oil and Fertilizer Company incorporation petition
Petition seeks charter for a Georgia corporation with capital stock of fifty thousand dollars, option to increase to two hundred thousand, par value one hundred dollars, power to sue and be sued, buy hold and sell real and personal property, issue notes and bonds, mortgage or security deed, and amend its charter by majority stock vote. Also asks wind up rights, prohibition on officer or employee borrowing from the corporation, renewal rights, and general privileges under Georgia law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
W. I. Zachry
Zachry
Putnam County
Z. B. Rogers
Elbert County
Ita
Athens
W. M. Smith
I. B. J. Crawford
Su- Court
Home Bulding and Manufacturing Company
Ole
Price
Eb, J. Crawford
Said
John R. White
W. A. Carlton
J. A. Fowler
Jack F. Jackson
J. N. Webb
W. P. Jackson
F. B Hinton
J. D. Tribble
T. J. Shackelford
FP. C. Shackelford
Eatonton Oil and Pertilizer Company
Eatonton
Steels
Ilegal
K. Lumpkin
Shackelfor & Shackelford
Petitionora Georgia
E. J. Crawford
Eatonton Oil and Fertilizer Company
Supreme Court Passes On Kate O Dwyer Case
Avanta Ga Jan 12 Special to the Banner The supreme court issued an order directing Kate O Dwyer who escaped Clarke county chain gang to surrender within twenty days or her habeas corpus petition on appeal will be dismissed The advertisement promotes Iain s Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming to convert weakness into energy and gloom into joy Sold by all dentors.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Vine Street
Fairview Street
T. Fitzpatrick
Me Jenkins
Willie Williams
Fifa
Justce’s Court
216Th
G. M
Wald County
Wm. Fleming
R. F P. Wood
Thia
W. EB. Jackson
Upreme
Kate O’dwyer
Avanta
Supreme Court
Kate O'Dwyer
Cotton Market Slips Amid Selling Frenzy In New York
The cotton market tumbled as July options fell 71 points to 3.55, with March down 30, May 69, August 62, January 57, September 39, and October 2. The stock exchange rumors of a possible three year suspension sparked liquidation of stocks and cotton. A Western plunger sold 80,000 bales and Atlanta trader Candler is noted for a large sale while Western buyers reportedly absorbed dips.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Birds
Atlanta
Candler
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Bids Displayed
Market data shows Liverpool cotton quotes with bid ask ranges across multiple grades. Figures listed include 12.70 12.72 12.60 12.07 and 12.25 12.00 12.02 plus 12.20 12.02 12. A compact display of ongoing price levels for traders and merchants.
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Chicago
American Health League Calls for Unified Public Health Bureau
New York on January 12 reports that over 1.5 billion dollars yearly is lost to preventable disease. Prof. Irving Fisher leads the American Health League pushing Congress to unite health functions under a national bureau, aiming to extend life expectancy and save thousands from tuberculosis through prevention, education, and improved health services. The group urges federal action and notes opposition rumors while praising wartime and conservation ties.
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New York
American Health League
Congress
Taft
Bureau of Public Health
Irving Fisher
League
United States
Als
Partra
Burreau
Washington
Ceyry
Fisher
National Conservation Commission
England
Carrlsbad
Bad Nauelm
Marienbach
National Grange
Prof. Fisher
First National Bank of Jefferson Names New Officers
Jefferson Ga Jan 12 At a stockholders meeting the First National Bank of Jefferson elected J B Randolph as president W C Smith as vice president A C Appleby as cashier for the coming year Directors named include H I Mobley N N Pendergrass W W Stark Webb Carter W D Holliday J B Randolph A C Appleby W C Smith and W H Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, Ga
First National Bank of Jefferson
J. B. Randolph
W. C. Smith
A. C. Appleby
H. I. Mobley
N. N. Pendergrass
W. W. Stark
Webb Carter
W. D. Holliday
J. B., Randolph
W. H. Smith
Col John C Reed Dies Noted Atlanta Lawyer Author
Col John C Reed longtime Atlanta lawyer and author died in Montgomery Alabama. Born 1826 he led the Eighth Georgia Volunteers in the Civil War and wrote influential Georgia law texts including Georgia Criminal Law and Conduct of Suits. His Ku Klux Klan articles appeared in Uncle Remus Magazine. Funeral in Atlanta scheduled Thursday.
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John C. Reed
Oglethorpe County
T. W. Reed
Athens
Col. Reed
John C .Reed
Atlanta
Prenciss Reed
Montgomery
Ala
Colonel Reed
Georgia
Uncle Remus
Robert Toombs
Fire waste in era of homes destroyed prompts action
New York a fire safety advocate warns that last year’s house destruction would line a New York Chicago thoroughfare and costs reached four billion five hundred million dollars. He cites careless building, reliance on luck, and high insurance as drivers, urging vigilant thrift and civic committees to curb waste.
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New York
Chicago
Dr. Tolman
New York Museum of Safety and Sanitation
Tolman
Trocords
Telephones Evidence of Athens Growth
The Banner notes Athens growth shown by the Southern Bell Telephone exchange led by H. C. Conway. It praises the city’s large, well equipped office and argues telephones vastly shorten message delivery from weeks to minutes, saving costs for business and home use. It urges business leaders to fully equip with telephone service.
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Athens
Southern Bell Telephone Company
H. C. Conway
Portios
Canada to Have Navy Foreseen in Dominion Parliament
Ottawa January meeting resumes after Christmas with the navy bill as the main topic. Debate focuses on constructing ships at home in Canada versus England, with government likely recommending domestic shipbuilding and Britain firms opening Canadian branches.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion’ Parliament
Canada
Dominion
England
Great Britain
National League of Commission Merchants Opens 18th Convention
Norfolk Va Jan 12 Several hundred league members gathered in the Monticello Hotel for the eighteenth annual convention. Welcoming addresses concluded to start three days of discussions on trade welfare topics including federal supervision of communications, unfair express charges, uniform weights and measures, rate act revision, uniform bill of lading, and a government parcel post bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
National League of Commission Merchants of the United States
Monticello
League
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Lula
Willie Hawkins
King Hodgson Co
Wille Hawkins
W. E. Jackson
Lyndon Manufacturing Co
Athens Lumber Co
Lyndon Mfg. CO
T. W. Baxter
Charles Dean
Charles Derriconte
Gell Land
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G. F. Hunnicutt
Herward Hunnicutt
C. H. Brand
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Lawrenceville Road
J. A. Hunnicutt
D. B. Sims
Oconee
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Loyd
Benton
Bernard Hunnicutt
Iain
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Cease
Liverpool
Close
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Tacotag
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Rhinelander
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