Clarke County legal notices and public sales summary
Legal advertisements from Clarke County Georgia include notices of mortgage and deed enforcement. William L. Clay administrator seeks sale of tract labeled as Teplar Swamp in Bryan County, plus Barrett and Chandler probate actions. An Athens leather and tanning company incorporation petition seeks a twenty year charter with capital stock and powers, to operate from Athens. Also public road establishment and a February auction of Lot No. 4 in Clarke County, with sheriff sale details under execution from Athens City Court.
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Heorga Clarke County
William L Clay
Dl. Mcallister
Superior Court of
Bryan
Ant
Linda
G. W. McAllier
G. W. Mealliater
Warren
Crow Looe
Clarke County
Georgia
Wingfield
Clarke Co
Gia
Said County
Permun Ord
C. McConnell
P. ¥. Duckett
Haversham County
KL. Duckett
8. Huckett
Banks County
W. H. Shelton
McCon
Hell Kele and Leather Company
Wemch
Thally Patel
Hu.t
Aid Corporation
Pett Tienes
Ahall
Athens
Businesa
A. Lampkin
Alten H. Talmage
W. A. Jester
Lampkin's Academy
Athens and
Harmony Grove
Zigth
Sail County
EK. A. Lampkin
Ah, Taliaga
Jackson County
Commissioners of Roads
Janary, Lys
Gurgin
Boars of Pale
Sail
Naid
Mitchell Bridge
Maryid
Parke
Kauen
Kathe L. Price
City Court of
Saideoanty
Mas L. Abney
Katie le Price
Bull
Ying Daw Fm Pemmusice
Hen . Price
Janus
John W. Wier
Notices of estate discharges and admin appointments in Clarke County Georgia
Multiple public notices cite executors and administrators in Clarke County Georgia. Executors renounce claims and seek discharge. creditors and heirs are directed to present demands. Orders appointing administrators for decedents Harriett B Russell and others are listed with hearing dates the first Monday in February or March, 1904.
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Georgis
Chatham County
Aesias
Barrow
Aden
Witia
Bavansah
Georgia
Larke Colinty
Joseph Telfair
la Yinia
Kenney
Clarke
Chinke County
Huuself
Harriett B. Russell
Anid
Wah County
Wingfield
Fieorgia
Clarke County
Joseph M. Hodgson
Ixaac Malone de Vossed
Teave
B. Wingfield
Gine Chirke
Henry Beer
Ivorgin-Clarke County
Susan G. Gerdine
Football Rules May Be Changed
The football rules committee will review dozens of suggestions as it revises the college code. Proposals include extending the gain for three downs from five yards to ten, requiring seven men on the line at play, abolishing the 20 yard holding rule for expulsion after four downs, and moving the center to back rule so opponents step back one yard on punts. Other ideas seek penalizing a kickoff over the goal line by 26 yards and forcing the kick over. The panel also aims to clarify the code’s phrasing.
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Football Rules Committees
Dixon to Quit Lecture Field After Current Tour
Mr Thomas Dixon renowned Southern author and lecturer will end his lecture career at the close of his present tour in the spring. He cites a shift from public speaking and notes his works The Leopard Spot and The One Woman among others.
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Thomas Dixon
Epriog
Dixon
N. L. Willet
Augusta
Georgia Exposition Fund Urges Statewide Support for Georgia Building
A public appeal from Georgia Exposition organizers asks residents to donate to fund a Georgia Building for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Governor Terrell and commissioners endorse a replica of Liberty Hall or Sutherland to host visitors and showcase Georgia’s resources. contributions should be sent to Treasurer O B Brevens in Atlanta.
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Georgia
Liberty Hall
Alxander H. Stephene
Sutherland
Gordon
O. B. Brevens
Atlanta
Mercer Schedule for the Deagon Mercer Baseball Team
Manager Waters of the Mercer baseball team releases the coming season schedule. Key games include March 26 Tech in Atlanta, April 2 Georgia in Macon, April 6 Cornell in Macon, April 9 Auburn in Macon, April 16 Wofford in Macon, April 22 Davidson in Macon, April 29 Clemson in Macon, May 6 Tech in Macon, May 7 Tech in Macon, May 13 Georgia in Macon, and May 14 Georgia in Macon. Three games against Georgia are scheduled, all in Macon.
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Waters
Mercer
Tech
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Cornell
Macon
Auburn
Wofford
Davidson
Clemson
Merner
Georgia
Telegraph money order rates cut February first
On February first the Western Union Telegraph Company will reduce the rate for transferring telegraph money orders by thirty three and a third percent. Fewer gallons wears longer. Devoe
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Devoe
Cure for Kidney and Backache Promising Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure with free consultations. It claims a gravel in the bladder was passed after using several bottles and asserts prevention of further stone formation, citing a testimonial from W T Oakes of Orrix Virginia. It also references St Vitus Dance and other conditions with various endorsements.
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Fenner
Dr. Penner
W.T. Oakes
Orrix
Mack
ST. Vitus
Athens Gun Club Formed Promotes Trap Shooting Interest
Athens residents learn that the Athens Gun Club is forming as trap shooting gains popularity in the South. UMOC shooting rep OC Adams will visit February 10 to coach locals, with J. G. Heath of Union Metallic Cartridge Co. and prominent locals backing the project. Adams has notable wins, including El Paso Star Shoot and a Grand American Handicap placement in Kansas City. Key organizers include OC W. DeBose, Paul Smith, Ohne H. Phinizy, B. F. Hardeman, John W. Welch, Robert W. Lampkin, Louis Batts, Rel. Moss Jr., and T. H. Nickerson. For info, contact temporary secretary Paul Smith.
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J. G. Heath
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
OC. B. Adams
National Repttor
Athers
Fy Bramy
Adams
Um.o. Co
el Paso
Kanaas City
OC. W. DeBose
Paul Smith
Ohne. H. Phinizy
B. F. Hardeman
John W
Death of Mrs. Geo J Seney at Lucy Cobb Institute
Mrs. Geo J Seney died at her home in the north after a few days illness. Athens mourns with the Lucy Cobb Institute faculty and students who sent telegrams of sympathy. Her husband, the late George J Seney, donated the Seney Stovall Chapel on the school grounds.
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North
George I. Seney
Vn Athens
Lucy Cobb Tnatitote
Seney
George ‘J. Seney
Lucy Cobb Institute
Seney-Stovall
Whitlock Man Thomas Cain Dies in Augusta
Obituary notes Gwinnett County clerk Thomas Cain dying suddenly from paralysis. Survived by nine children including A. P. Cain and T. R. Cain. Remains to be buried at Lawrenceville. Also includes a weekly Athens post office letter list and a note about Mamie Hailey entering Lucy Cobb Institute for a masonry course.
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Augusta
Thomas Cain
Gwinnett County
Oain
A. P. Cain
Demopolis
Alabama Cotton Oil Company
T. R. Cain
Atlanta
Georgia Cotton Oil Company
Mr. Osin
Lawrenceville
Bids Opened for Athens Government Building Project
The supervising architect in Washington opened bids for the Athens government building. F. O. Brown & Co of Augusta had the lowest bid at 04 190 40. Bowen & Thomas of Brunswick next at 64 669.40. Other bidders included John C. Robinson Chicago 64929 and Athena Construction Athens Ga 76125.75. Work to start within sixty days with possible additional congressional funding.
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Athens
Washington
F. O. Brown & Co
Augusta
Bowen & Thomas
Branswick
Sothoriz Og Acys
John OC. Robinson
Chicago
King Lumber Company
Charlottesville
Conner Bros
Dowill
Mac
General Supply Aid Construction Co
New York
Lef
Lowea
Congress
Youngest Captain in the State Named for Savannah Man
Clarence Connerat of Savannah, kin to Juige 8 M Herrington, and a former University of Georgia student, has been commissioned as captain and adjutant of the first regiment of cavalry in the Georgia State Troops. Col P W Meldrim forwards the name to the adjutant general and the commission will follow. He is noted as the youngest cavalry captain in the state.
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Clarence Connerat
Savannah
Juige
M. Herrington
University of Georgia
Georgia
P. W. Meldrim
Connerat
Demand for more store rooms in Athens voiced
Real estate agent John T. Anderson says Athens needs new store rooms to spur progress. Interest grows as outsiders seek to enter wholesale grocery and confectionery trades, with two more men eager to move to Athens for business. The city’s prospects are viewed more favorably by neighboring areas than in the past.
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John T. Anderson
Athens
Athena
Hyomei Inhaler Promises Cure for Catarrh Aids
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a preventive and cure for catarrhal illnesses. It claims the inhaler delivers ozone-rich medicine to the airways, soothing mucous membranes and offering a permanent cure. Outfit priced at $1 with lifetime inhaler. refills 50 cents. Palmer & Son guarantee refund if not cured.
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H. B. Palmer & Sona
Collision Between Street Car and Landau Near Milledge and Hancock
Yesterday afternoon a street car collided with a landau at Milledge and Hancock avenues. The landau belonging to Mr. E. P. Fears was badly damaged and a woman aboard was severely bruised along with a man on top. four passengers and the driver were present. The crash occurred when a team on Milledge avenue blocked the landau as it attempted to cross Hancock. The street car, moving toward the city end of Milledge, struck the landau amid the lane, causing the heavy damage.
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Milledge Avenue
Hancock Avenue
EP Fears
Wiel
Millgo
Strees
Cros Hincock Avenue
Landau
Lardsu
Umbrella Mender Dies After Guarded Wagon Incident
In Greenesboro Georgia a Sunday wagon mender died after his wagon housed bulldog guard attacked him. The body was found Monday inside the wagon with a large sum money in his possession and naturalization papers of Wilhelm Peterson. The man died yesterday and authorities noted a substantial cash deposit and bank deposit slip found among his effects.
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Greenesboro
Shipp
Balling
Wilhelm Peterson
Birmingham
Annual Tabernacle Conference in Atlanta February March
The Annual Tabernacle Baptist Conference at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Atlanta will be held February 23 to March 6. Founder and director Dr L G Broughton announces a roster of speakers including G Campbell Morgan from East Northfield Massachusetts. H W Pope and O I Svefield from Northfield. Gordon, Dixon, Chafer, and others from Cleveland Boston and Brooklin with evangelists Robert Miller and Cometing Wolfkin.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Atlanta
L. G. Broughton
G. Campbell Morgan
D. D
East Northfield
Mass
H. W. Pope
Northfield
Maas
Svefield
D.D
Dallas
Texas
Race heats up in Rome mayoral race opposite in 4 LIVELY
Rome Ga January 27 with February 23 election approaching the city primary stirs lively contest. Two tickets led by Colonel R A Denny and Hon O H Livender face first opposition in four years. Mrs Josephine Overby returns to Madison after visit to daughter Mrs A R Nicholson.
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Rome
Intercat
R. A. Denny
O. H. Livender
Josephine Overby
Madison
A. RK. Nicholson
Court of Inquiry Probes Murder Motive in Bedford Case
The Bedford court of inquiry investigates the murder of Miss Sarah Schaefer with a theory of criminal assault as motive. Witnesses identify a broken pin found two blocks from the scene and hairs on clothing point to a likely suspect. A brick weapon and cheap whisky near the site reinforce the low social status profile. pigment and hair clues guide officers as they search for leads.
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Bedford
Ind
Court of Inquiry
Sarah Schaefer
Michael Murphy
Frank Tobias
Bechaefer
Telegraphic Brevities Highlighting Mines Wars and Unrest
A sweep of quick items shows southern sportsmen at a cooking main in Ambeville N C where arrests followed a raid. Coal output in 1903 projected at 12 million tons. Southern steel firms discuss reviving the southern frontgal in New York. Merrimac Manufacturing plans a third cotton mill at Merrimac Ala. Mississippi editors praise Governor Vardaman’s inaugural address. Routell Rep spoke to the House on land policy. John Mitchell re elected UMW president, salary kept at 3000. Burleson Texas crossed 3000 miles to pay poll tax to avoid disfranchisement. Far East tensions rise toward possible war as Japan demands a reply and Mikado may declare war. Whitaker Wright’s trial ends in tragedy as he dies after conviction and sentence.
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Ambeville
N. C
Alabama
Southern Steel Companies
New York
Merrimac Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Mass
Merrimac
Ala
Miseissippi
Vardaman
Routell
Iminula
House
Williama
Mis
Willams
Boutell
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Burleson
Texas
Ship's Stormy Voyage Ends At Delaware Breakwater
Philadelphia January 27 The British bark Juteopalia arrived after a voyage marked by several alarming incidents and has anchored at the Delaware breakwater five months overdue from Sullo P I The ship carried 4000 tons of sugar whose value fell since April and may show a loss of 950000
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Philadelphia
Juteopalia
Delaware
Sullo
P. I
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