Georgia Legal Notice of Support for Mrs Morton
Mrs Roberta L Morton applied for twelve months support from the estate of Frederick 8 Morton deceased with appraisers set to allot. All persons concerned must show cause before the Court of Ordinary Clarke County on the first Monday in August 1909 why the application should not be granted. This 30th day of June 1909. 8 B Wingfield Sr Ordinary Clarke County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Roberta L. Morton
Frederick
M. G. Nicholson
T. F. Comer
Jas
King's Estate
Perssons
Thia
County Court Notices and Local Charters in Athens Area
Clarke County notices cite discharge for executors of Jas. King estate and seek letters of dismission. Public hospital bill amendment proposal and Athens city charter hospital funding outlined. Rhodes Warehouse Co. charter petition filed in Clarke Superior Court with stock, duration, and powers requested. Executors Naomi A. Jackson and George H. Thornton notify creditors of W. B. Jackson estate for accounts and settlements.
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Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
J. F. Rhodes
BE. H. Rhodes
J. F. Rhodes, Jr
Rhodes Warehouse Co
Star Capital
Athens
Henry C. Tuck
Georgia
EB. J. Crawford
E. J. Crawford
Lincoln Tribute by Henry Watterson at Hodgenville Dedication
Col Henry Watterson offered an eloquent tribute to Abraham Lincoln at the Hodgenville Ky dedication, praising Lincoln as the nation’s symbol of liberty and unity. He described Lincoln as a Kansas-like beacon, a man of integrity and common sense, who saved the Union and embodied American manhood.
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Abraham Lincoln
Hodgenvile
Col
Henry Watterson
Lincoln
Republic
Graham Lincoln
Dorle
Washington
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Sumter
Appomattox
Union
Watterson
Lincoln Union Club
Chicago
Mozart
God
Labor activity spans unions across cities and industries
Reports show laundry workers in Ogden forming a union, solicitors’ groups organizing in Idaho and Montana, Chicago women egg inspectors pushing a Saturday holiday, and the Women’s Trade Union League planning a Chicago convention. Maine limits weekly hours, Huntsville mill suspends eight weeks for child labor schooling, and Buffalo plumbers win wage and condition gains.
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Ogden
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Chicago
Women's Trade Union League
Manitoba
St. Paul
Huntsville
Als
Mississippi Chautauqua Opens Fifteenth Session
Crystal Springs Miss July 15 The fifteenth annual Mississippi Chautauqua assembly opened today and will run through month end The program is billed as the best yet for the gathering Prominent speakers include ex Governor Yates of Illinois ex Governor Vardaman of Mississippi Prof J N Powers Mississippi State Superintendent of Education and J B Aswell former Louisiana education chief
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Crystal Springs
Miss
Mississippi Chautauqua Assembly
Yates
Illinois
Vardaman
Mississippi
J. N. Powers
J. B. Aswell
Louisiana
New Southern Industries Listed by The Tradesman
The Tradesman tallies new southern industries for the week ending today, listing dozens of companies and plants across states from Tennessee to Texas and beyond. Entries include cotton gins, development companies, water power, oil and mineral firms, rail and road ventures, and manufacturing operations with capital figures ranging from thousands to millions. A separate note promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a nightly remedy.
Centenary of Proudhon Observed in Paris and Elsewhere
Paris marked the birth centenary of Pierre Joseph Proudhon born 1809 Besancon with socialist observances in Paris and beyond. The philosopher and writer, famed for property is theft, faced prison and exile after Revolutionary 1848 involvement. he died 1865 at Pasny.
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sEn Znary
Paris
Proudhon
Pierre Joseph Proudhon
Besancon
Switzerland
France
Pasny
Drawing of Lots Indian Lands Open to Settlers in West
Spokane registration began for government opened lands in the Spokane Flathead and Coeur d'Alene reservations. The drawing runs Aug 9 to completion with registration until Aug 5 at Kalispell Missoula Spokane and Coeur d'Alene. Officials expect about 1 000 good farms for white settlers amid rich valleys and timber lands.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Reservation
Washington
Flathead Reservation
Montana
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Kalispell
Missoula
Mont
Flathead
Flathead County
Rock Mountains
Great Valley
Stevens County
Spokane River
Columbia River
Spokane Valey
Deer Tall Country
Americus Wins The Press Meeting In Georgia
The Georgia Weekly Press Association chose Americus to host its next meeting by unanimous vote, passing over Athens despite earlier promises. Officers for the year include A. B. Hardy Gainesville president C. M. Methvin Eastman vice president L E Heath Douglas vice president W A Shackleford Lexington secretary Berry T Mosely Danielsville treasurer H M Stanley Dublin corresponding secretary. An advertising notice invites merchants to use the Banner to reduce excess stock profitably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Weekly Press Association
Athens
Americus
Americas
Association
A. 8. Hardy
Gainesville
C. M. Methvin
Eastman
L E. Heath
Douglas
Missing son returns to claim fortune in probate hearing
In Melrose Massachusetts a dispute unfolds over a half million dollar estate left to the elder Daniel Russell with provision for a second son. Daniel Blake Russell of North Dakota arrives to press his claim as the missing heir against William G. Russell who challenges the claim.
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Boston
Mass
Middlesex County
Daniel Blake Russell
North Dakota
Daniel Russell
Melrose
William G. Russell
Russell
Soin
William G.russell
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B. Wingfield, SR
General Assembly
State of
City of
W. L. Wood
W. B. Jackson
Naomi A. Jackson
George H. Thornton
W. B. Jackron
Labor World
State Bureau of Arbitration
Buffalo
New York City
Chautauqua
Chattanooga
Tenn
South
Alamada
Howe
Birmingham
Greensboro
Dadeville
Mobile
Girard
New Decatur
Arkansas
Corning
Tansportation Company
Helena—Railway Company
el Dorado
Paragood—Telephone Company
Atanta
Savannah—Insurance Company
Kentucky
Madisonvie—Tieworks
Loulaville
Guthrie—Ice and Electric Company
Abbeville
Laurel
Doddsville
Meridian
Ellisville
Missouri
Springfield
St. Louis
North Carolina
Roanoke Rapids
Maxton
Tarboro
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
el Reno
Centralia
Enid
Chelsea
Oil and Gas Company
South Carolina
Charleston
Pany
Tennessee
Memphis
Nashville
Sparta
Knoxville
Texas
Brownsville
Elpaso
Marlin—Creamery Company
Abilene
McKinney
Paducah
Nixon—Creamery Company
Marshall—Creamery Company
Lorena
Friona
Hemphill—Oil and Gas Company
Edna
Clifton
Beaumont
Trinidad
Sherman
Turing Company
Velasco
Vernon
Temple—t Irrigation Company
Victoria
Houston
Ripley—Development Company
San Antonio
Laredo
Amerillo
Aransas Pass
Chapin
Virginia
Richmond
Alexandria
Rural Retreat
Er Company
Amberat
Lawrenceville
Cerompany
Norfolk
Cones Coal Company
Danville
West Virginia
Warwick
White Sulphur Springs
Deep Valley
Grafton
Cairo
Princeton
Goodman
Cameron
Wheeling
Bluefield
Parkersburg
Buckhannon
Martinsburg
Morgantown
Point Pleasant
New Martinsville
Jon
Huntington
Milam
Jacksonburs
Loli Company
Jennings
Terra Alta
Dr. King
W. J. Smith
Bro
H. R. Palmer & Bons
Bserve Proudhon Per
McLendon
New York
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Market
W. A. Shackleford
Lexington
Berry T. Mosely
Danielsville
H. M. Stanley
Dublin
Tom Platts
Thomas C. Platt
Freehold
N. J
Platt
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
Republican States Organization
Eu-rope
L. G. Napler
Ruskes
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