Notice to Creditors and Administrators in Clarke County
Legal advertisements record creditors of Rebecca D. Swan and multiple probate actions in Clarke County. Administrator M. Mullins is selling one third interest in the Miss Hale land near Athens to pay estate debts, with notices for permanent administrations, guardianship applications for Robert Boyd Jr., and various notices of estate administration and sale dated January 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erate
Rebecca D. Swan
Huper
Vic
Cheatham
Rebecca
State OF Georgia
Clarke County
Aaid County
Athena
Men Creek
Hale
Jos
Iion
Hot. Mull NS. Adminiarcarer
Robert Boyd
Robt. Boyd, Jr
Georgia
Emory
Daisy Boyd
B. Wingfield
Clarke Co
Thomas Jones
Joseph L. Hull
Ade
Jene Jones
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield, SR
Auction notices of real estate and estate distribution in 1907
Public sale notices for the estate of Sarah Eipjet and the estate of Caro Y Harris in Clarke and Athens counties Georgia. Properties described with street frontages on Crawford street Milledge avenue and neighboring lots are offered to the highest bidder for cash within legal hours for purposes of distribution. January 1907 executors announce sales for the estate liquidation and division of assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Sald County
Sarah Epps
Pulaski Street
Athens
Georgia
John A.garebold
Jno. R. Crane
Ike Haddock
Childs
Johnson, Admr. &T
A. A
Superior Court
Wald
Aalet
Simon Marka
Achens
Clicky County
Crawford Street
Fleming Tlt
Cheatham
Fleming
Marka and
Neeth Lp
Oneiades
State OF Georgia
Gale
Oles
Caro Y. Harria
Clirk County
Milledge Avenue
Bresid Street
D. C. Barrow
J WW Harnett
City of
Broad Strest
Dr James Woodrow Dies in Washington at 97
Dr James Woodrow a renowned dentist college president theologian publicist banker and businessman died at his residence 1201 Washington Street Columbus D C He was born in Carlisle England May 20 1825 and educated at Jefferson College Harvard Lawrence Scientific School Heidelberg Hampden Sidney and Washington and Jefferson among other honors he received doctorates from multiple colleges and universities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
D. C
James Woodrow
Washington Street
Woodrow
Carlisle
England
Thomas Woodrow
Marion Willamson
Jefferson College of Pennsylvania
Lawrence Scientific School
Harvard
University of Heidelberg
Georgia Medical College
Hampden- Sidney College
Washington and Jefferson College
Davidson College
Boys Cross Country Jaunt Planned by YMCA
The Boys Work committee of the YMCA schedules a Saturday January 19 cross country outing for the boys department. They will depart the Association building at 9 30 in the morning for a day of running walking and pranks with lunch provided for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Prosperity list of new southern industries in one week
A Prosperity Chattanooga report lists major new Southern industries launched in the week ending today. Entries include coal mines, lumber firms, oil and gas companies, canneries, planing mills, brick works, telephones, and development outfits across Alabama to Virginia with dozens of specific sums and locations such as Kane Medford Shawnee and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga, Tenn
South
Alabama
Mining Company
Georgia
Coal and Coke Company
Kentucky
Development Company
Louisiana
Lumber Company
Mississippi
Harness and
Missouri
Brick Works
North Carolina
Ol and Gas Company
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Manufacturing Company
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Land and Tumber
Texas
Fire destroys Savannah plant in costly blaze
The South Atlanta Car and Manufacturing Company plant in Savannah Georgia was totally destroyed by a morning fire. The blaze consumed sheds offices cars and lumber with a 25 000 gallon tank near the boiler room adding to the damage. Estimated losses reach 75 000 and were largely insured. The facility had recently re opened under new management after bankruptcy proceedings led by receiver Merrill Callaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
South Atlanta Car and Manufacturing Company
Georgia Car and Manufacturing Company
Merrill Callaway
Parsifal to Be Presented Next Tuesday Evening
Parsifal draws interest from all theatregoers as Wagner's drama opens next Tuesday. The intelligent reading public and refined citizens anticipate a compelling four act production by Martin and Emery's company with a mystic oriental ambiance. Curtain rises at 7 45 PM and no late seating will be allowed after the first act ends. Heralds will sound a clarion warning ten minutes before start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
New York City
Messrs. Martin and
Emery
Mayor Asbury praised for road system study in Clarke county
The Clarkesville Advertiser reprints a Banner article praising Mayor Asbury for courtesies in Athens and Clarke county. It notes his inspection of streets and public roads and supports improving local roads as essential for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkesville
Asbury
Athens
Clarke County
Market notes and catarrh cures in a mixed column
Market close figures show varied quotations including New Orleans and Houston receipts while Chicago market figures appear alongside an advertisement for Halle Catarrh Cure promising cure for catarrh and a testimonial about J Cheney and Hall's products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Chicago
D A R Meeting Highlights Past and Present Civic Efforts
The Elijah Clarke Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. J. Y. Carthers home with many old members and several new transfers. They elected a delegate to the National Conference in Washington in April and offered a five dollar gold prize for a Tenth grade paper on a Revolutionary topic. A yearbook discussion, state reports, and civic activity notes followed, with a closing refreshment moment. The piece recalls Civil War era memories and previews an upcoming Young Women's Christian Association event in old-time costumes, inviting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Clarke
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. Y. Carthers
Alabama
Washington
Cart Thers
Annie Camak
E. A. Crawford
Mary W Camak
E. B. Mell
D A. R's
Womans’ Clubs
Young Woman's Christian Association
Georigians Named on Committees at Cotton Convention
The third annual cotton convention of the Southern Cotton Association opened in Birmingham with welcomes from Mayor Ward and Alabama division president W H Seymour. Georgia delegates received assignments on key committees as President Harvie Jordan reviewed cotton history and association work. The afternoon session began at 2 20 with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Hippodrome
Ward
Alabama
W. H. Seymour
Montgomery
M. L. Johnson
Georgia
Association
Jordan
Ramon's Liver Pils and Tonic Pellets Advertised Cure
An old print ad touts Ramon's Liver Pils and Tonic Pellets as a remedy for pimples acne and complexions. It claims the vegetable pellets improve blood and digestive organs without violent purgatives and sells the entire treatment for 25 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon
Mrs Lipscomb Reception At Alumnae Hall Delights Guests
The alumnae hall reception drawn the Institute’s former students for a formal, enjoyable gathering. Guests toured the hall’s building and its arrangements while afternoon sandwiches and punch were served. An ad for Dr Seth Arnold’s Balsam promotes cures for illnesses from impure water and climate change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Arnold
E. C. McEvoy
Wanted Gentleman or Lady to Travel for Mercantile House
Advert seeks a gentleman or lady to travel for a large capital mercantile house. Position offers home as headquarters if desired, weekly salary of 1 0000 dollars per year plus expenses. Address with stamp to Jos A Alexander Athens Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
A. Alexander
Athens
Honoring Lees Memory At University Exercises
The University students plan Saturday exercises to honor Robert E. Lee. The piece praises Southern youth for preserving the memory of the Confederate past and upholding traditions, urging avoidance of forgetfulness and noting broader civic progress in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
South
University
Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
JT. Pittard
T. A. Wanaley
Bext
Wingfield
Ordinary
Cornelia J. Washburn
Fannie C. Lyle
Sald
Annie Pepps
Sarah Eipjet
Clarke Country
Thia
B. Y. Harris
Mra, Caro Y, Harris
DR. Woodrow
Columbia
Cannings
Kane
Lumber
Medford
Pany Lutuai
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Irrigation Company
Fargo
Sampter
Charleston
Pany
Cullman
Vakman
Arkansas
Hurricane
Fayetteville
van Buren
Paria
Jonesboro
Atlanta
Indian Territory
Ada Gas Plant
Lontaville
Daniel Boone
Parla
Livermore
Lexington
Columb
Elizabethtown
Thibodaux
Monroe
Lewis
Pleayune
Carriere
Issouri
St. ‘Ioula
Kansas City
Joplin
Sarcoxie
Prosperity—Mining Company
Weldon
Pilot Mountain
High Point
Greensboro
Salisbury-Building and Loan Company
Kittrell
Mocksville
Memphis
Pulaski
Jackson
Lynnville
Knoxville
Texas Decatur
San Augustine
Paris
Corpus Christi
Tyler
Dallas
Brownsville
San Antonio—Investment Company
Rosebud
Timpson
Fredericksburg
Dublin
Mansfield
Henderson—Lanil Company
Smithville
Killeen
Marshall
Virginea
Richland
Leesburg
Norfolk
Dayton—Griat Mill
Chase City
Huntington
Parkersburg
Bramwell
Buckhannon
Mooresville
Taylorsville
Lincolnton
Wendell
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Guthrie
Laxative Biscuit Company
Lime and Stone Company
Niles—Telephone System
Coyle--Gristoi
Fairfax
Enid
Off and Gas Company
Forest City
August Sherpe
Fort Madison
Raner
Liverpool
Close
Agbas
Halle
J. Cheney
Marcially
Hall
Actaeaice
Halls
New York
Ter
Gordon
Davis
Cobbs
Upson Nurseries
Yateaville
Mrs. Lipscomb
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