Legal Advertisements Sealed Proposals Athens Ga 1915
Sealed proposals will be received for a wooden sidewalk on River street bridge and a steel sidewalk on Broad street bridge in Athens Georgia with plans on file at the city engineer's office. Submissions due August 3 1916 at 10 am. Also listed are sheriff sales notices, land sales, administration petitions, and bond notices from Clarke County with dates and parties named.
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Athens, Ga
River Street
Broad Street
Athens
Tate Wright
Clarke County
Georgia
Court House
Ellen ‘White
Ellen White
Old River Street
J. H. Becker
City of Athens
R. T. Wright
R. F. Wood
W. E. Jackson
Geporgia
Said
Clarkesville Road
Coner
West Dean
Pitman
Matilday Goosby
Municipal Court of Atlanta
Fulton Division
H B. Wilson
Annis B. Toomer
Said County
Puryear
John Sabbath
J. B. Eidson
Gray Hopkins
John Gub
Grary Satbath
W. EB. Jackson
THE
Peoples Bank
Helen M. Coleman
George Y. Coleman
Equitable
Neen M. Coleman
Helenie Coleman
Superior
C. H. ‘Brand
C. H. Brand
Princeton
Gaid
Clarke County Georgia bid notice on county road plans
Plans and specifications on file in two offices including the University of Georgia Athens Ga Copies may be obtained for two dollars per set A certified check for four hundred dollars must accompany each bid The county commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all proposals Clarke County Georgia 4tw
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Sandy Creek
Jerry Moore
JW. F. Phillips
Ophelia Yerby
Madison County
Phillips
H. C. Barwick
Crawford Malone
Hilza Pittman
Athens and
Danielsville
Brown, Barefield
James,w. Cook
Hilda D. Cook
Charles ‘H. Brand
Superior Court of the Western Circuit
Said County
Pike County
C. G. Driver
John Hutchinson
J. P. Baker
M. M. Erwin
B. E. Pryor
Mary M. Driver
W. J. Coggins
W. C. Nelson
Good Roads Departme
University of Georgia
Athens
Tate Wright
Provisions of New Auto Law Highlights of Jones Bill
Atlanta dispatch details a new auto regulation bill by Mr Jones. It sets license fees by vehicle type, duplicating numbers, transfers on sale, a uniform road law, hired drivers require badges, and secretary of state becomes motor vehicles commissioner with enforcement powers.
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Atlanta
Kimball House
John W. Hammond
Jones
Secretary of State
Andrews
Prominent Gwinnett County Lady Dies in Grayson
Lavernelle, Ga July 21 Special to the Banner Mrs M D Jacobe age 36 died at her home in Grayson Tuesday afternoon after weeks of illness She was formerly Miss Daina Gunter She leaves a husband two small children her parents Mr and Mrs J P Gunter of Lawrenceville and brothers and sisters J C and E M Gunter Mrs Victor L Hagood and Miss Lettie Gunter Funeral and interment will be announced later
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Banner
Lavernceville
M. D. Jacobe
Grayson
Daina Gunter
J. P. Gunter
Lawrenceville
Messrs
J. C. and
E. M. Gunter
Weather-Crop Report Georgia Week Ending July 20 1916
The week was warm and dry with abundant sunshine and favorable conditions overall. Cotton looks well and fruiting. rain needed for gardens and truck crops, drought affects central areas. coastal and southern regions received ample rainfall. corn crop is nearly assured and sweet potatoes perform well. boll weevil near Alabama-Georgia line but not yet in Georgia.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama-Georgia
Secretary Garrison to Address Southern Commercial Congress
Washington July 21 Secretary Garrison accepted an invitation to address the Southern Commercial Congress at its December annual meeting in Charleston. Secretary Daniels also accepted an invitation to speak at the same event.
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Sec
Garrison
Congress
Washington, D. C
Southern Commercial Congress
Charleston
Daniels
Beautify the Farm With Flowers and Value
Atlanta leader Charles S. Barrett urges Georgia farmers to boost land value by beautifying farms with trees, flowers, and shrubs. He cites Paradise Valley and other Western examples, noting beauty plus fertility can double or more than double property values, while stressing crop diversity and home supply.
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Atlanta
Charless. Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
United States
Rocky Mountains
Barrett
Georgia
California
Mr. Barrett
Paradise Valley
Ned Prien
Westemia
Geor
Thoes
Upson County
South Georgia
Steamer Benalla Battles Fire En Route to Durban
In Durban on July 21 a steamer Benalla suffers a fire in the Indian Ocean and is being conveyed by the steamer Otaki to Durban. The same day riot events unfold at the Standard Oil plant where one person dies and five police are injured amid a strike involving about 6,000 workers.
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Durban
South Africa
Benalla
Indian Ocean
Otaki
Pezerks Ry
Fiat
N. J
Standard Oil Co
Etsee
Biennial sessions and lieutenant governor bill debated
Atlanta July 21. The biennial session bill and the lieutenant governor bill are before the legislature. Cooper and Parker of Ware introduce the lieutenant governor measure with annual salary of 1000 dollars ex officio senate president and residence in Atlanta while acting as governor. Clarke county and city court election bills also move forward.
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Kimball House
Jno. W. Hammond
Atlanta
Messrs. Cooper and Parker
Ware
Senate
Garlington
Olive
Culpepper
Supreme Court
Burwell
Board of Education
Frank's Condition Reported Satisfactory
Frank's condition is reported satisfactory after medical checks in Georgia on July 31. The brief notice confirms stable status with no complications noted at the time.
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Frank
U Ga
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