Notice to creditors and estates in Clarke County Georgia
Legal notices announce creditors of James T Crowley and Miss M E Hale estates must file accounts within legal deadlines. Administrators E J Crowley and S B Wingfield Sr publish hearings on July first 1907. Sheriff notices detail property sales and mortgages in Clarke County with dates and locations.
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Credinas
Jas
T. Crowley
E. J. Crowley
H. Mullin
M. E. Hale
Said
Landa
Beto
B. Wingfield
Nulige Ie uoLeuy BI
Court of ‘Ordinary
Galid County
Clarke County
Georgia
Court House
M. J. Snell
Superior Court
Joel Esther
John W. Wier
Sherif
James T Crowley
Crowley
Davison Nicholson Co Announces Major Store Expansion
Davison Nicholson Co plans to close a deal with Dr W A Carlton to take the 2nd floor of his building and begin tearing out partitions. The expansion aims to create the largest dry goods space in the South with enlarged carpet, house furnishings, millinery, salt and cloak departments. A stock sale with reductions starts immediately to fund the work. A Georgia railroad charter petition seeks incorporation of the Georgia Carolina Railway for 60 miles from Athens to the Savannah River with capital stock of 100 000 dollars.
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W A. Carlton
Athens
Eeven
Georgia
Clarke, Madison
Franklin and
Hart
Savannah River
Hartwell
Anderson
D. C
South Carolina Line
W. L. Hodges
Hauser Elected Doorkeeper of Lower House
Mr. G. Hauser was yesterday elected doorkeeper of the lower house on the first ballot by 97 votes. A noted Athens citizen, his selection was praised by friends and the public, who expect him to fulfill the duties well and enhance the officers of the assembly.
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G. Hauser
Hauser
Athens
R. B H. Davison
Greene
L. H. O. Martin
Elbert
Luther Martin
Bob Davison
Greene County
Noty
Georgia
Davison
Still Another Hotel for the Classic City
Messrs T J and F C Shackelford and C N Hodgson bought from Capt R Nickerson for twelve thousand dollars two Clayton street store buildings between the Shackelford Hodgson property and Talmadge Bros Co. The sale via Dozier Realty Co. aims to build a forty room modern hotel soon. Plans will follow once decisions are made as to exact design. The project will boost Athens hotel capacity and city's growth.
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Shackelford Bros. and Hodgson
Capt. R. Nickerson
Clayton Street
T. J
F. C. Shackelford
C. N. Hodgson
R. Nickerson
Shackelford-Hodgson
Talmadge Bros. & Co
Dozier Realty Company
Trustee bill would add Georgia college chair to university board
Senator Hardman introduced a bill in the senate to make the chairman of the board of trustees of the agricultural college an ex officio member of the University of Georgia board of trustees. If passed, Hon. J. J. Conner of Bartow would become a University of Georgia trustee.
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General Assembly of Georgia
Board of County Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Clarke County
University Board of Trustees
Hardman
Senate
The
Agricultural College
University of Georgia
J. J. Conner
Bartow
Seaboard Air Line Tax Return Gets Extended
Atlanta June 26 E T Brown general counsel for the Seaboard Air Line conferred with Comptroller General Wright over the company tax return. Seaboard’s return about 10 million dollars was proposed to be raised to 17 million. Brown asked for time to notify road officials before formal action, which was granted. The comptroller general accepted Macon Athens and Columbus gas company returns and Savannah and Augusta gas firm increases. Savannah Ting company return rose from 16 335 to 670 000.
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Atlanta
E. T. Brown
Seaboard Air Line
W. A. Wright
Seaboard
Brown
Macon
Athens
Columbus
Savannah Gas Company
Augusta Gas Company
Savannah Ting Company
Hyomel Promised As Quick Catarrh Cure With Guarantee
At first warning of catarrh begin using Hyomel to prevent a long lasting case. If breath is offensive or throat irritated, start Hyam el immediately. H. R. Palmer & Son offer a $1 Hyamel outfit with a personal guarantee of refund if no relief, touted as economical and solid under a guarantee.
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H. R. Palmer & Son
Hyamel
Dr W V Robertson Office Contact Details
Dr W V Robertson lists office in Shackelford Hodgs on Building with office phone number 3 and residence number 486. The note indicates attention to calls as requested.
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W. V. Robertson
Shackelford-Hodgson Building
Prohibition Drive in Georgia Senate Bill and Anti Pass Reform
In Atlanta on June 26 a Georgia senate bill proposes total prohibition after January 1 next, restricting sale and manufacture of intoxicants with misdemeanor penalties, while an exception allows wines for church use. Rep Covington plans a companion measure in the House amid expected opposition. A sweeping anti pass bill by Sen E Winn Born seeks abolition of railroad street car and other passes with strict penalties, existing for public service workers exceptions, and was referred to judiciary committee.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Senate
L. G. Hardman
Covington
Mautrce
House
E. Winn Born
Thirtyfourth
Public Service Corporation
Flans
Born
General Judiciary Committee
Clay
Hoke Smith
Bryan
Smith
Vica
Mr. Bryan
Indiana
Taggart
Democratic Executive Committee
New Herald Debuts Proudly in Gainesville
Gainesville celebrates the launch of the Herald in the Queen City of the Mountains. Editor W H Craig brings veteran journalism, strong writing, and broad knowledge, while city editor D G Bickers contributes bright material and poetry. The duo aim to position the Herald among the state's best newspapers.
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Gainesville
The
Herald
Mountains
W. H. Craig
Georgia
D. G. Bickers
Athens
Mr. Bickers
Georgia Political Gossip Foreshadows 1900s Races in Atlanta
In the Georgia Capitol rotunda political chatter centers on 1900s race plans. Hoke Smith may retire as governor and seek the U.S. Senate while Thomas W. Hardwick is urged as a potential opponent. Rumors place Judge Go ver, Newt A. Morris, and Carter Tate in Blue Ridge district contests, with Bryan and Indiana connections shaping the national slate.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Fatelow
Thomas W. Hardwick
Tenth
United States Senate
Clay
Blue Ridge
Geo. F. Gover
Newt. A. Morris
Carter Tate
Kiriball
Tate
Morris
Governor Vardaman Converts at Revival
Jackson June 26 Governor Vardaman joined twenty nine penitents at Cates revival services last night and accepted salvation by surrendering to Jesus at the mourners bench along with others.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Vardaman
Jesus
Fifty six graduates at University of Oregon commencement
At the University of Oregon in Eugene fifty six graduates received diplomas in the thirty first annual commencement held in Villard Hall. Senator John M Gearin delivered the address to the class.
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Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Vilard Hall
John M. Gearin
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Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
GEOL
Tgia
Holman
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Geo
C. Spears
Sali
EB. J. Crowley
Court of Ordinary
Wnce
County of
Clarke
State of Georgia
J. A. Pitner
Stephen Hubbard
J. 8S. King
Barber Street
Joel S. Kennard
Said County
A. D
Maria K. Hodgson
Sul
Athens and
Lexington
Lexington Road
Kinnebrew
S. M. Herrington
Ann Herring
Will Williams
City Court of
Billups Phinizy
Wil Mame
B. H. Kinnebrew
Hart County
Phillip Cook
State of
A. H. Haigson
W .F. Dorsey
J. O'Parrell
James White
A. N. Alford
J. W. Williams
J. H. Hodges
A. J. McMullan
T. J. Linder
W. GL. Hodges
G. W. Westbrook
D. W. Brooks
Royston
Berry T. Moseley
Dantelaville
A. J. Owens
Canon
J. R.dorteh
Carnes
Chamberlain's
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
E. C. McEvoy
Orr Drug Co
Senator Hardman
Banesill
the Herald
Banner
General Assembly
Kimball House
Col. Tate
Mr. Tate
Gober
Southern Dental College
Erstein
GOV
J. K. Vardaman
Leo
Atlanta, Georgia
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