Georgia Legal Notices reveal administration and guardianship actions
Clarke County Georgia notices state C L Landrum applies for permanent Letters of Administration on Ardella Landrum estate and a first Monday in March review. Also J T Pittard seeks discharge as administrator of Wm G Pittard estate. Guardianship for Alice May Butler Lilly Butler Busle Butler and others under 14 or over 16 years to be heard on first Monday in March.
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Georgia
Clarke County
C. L. Landrum
Ardella Landrim
Tate
Sald County
Jno
T. Pittard
Wm. G. Pittard
B. Windfield
J. W. Butler
Said
Alice May Butler
Lilly Butler
Stella Dbutler
Busle Butler
S. B. Wingfield
Clarke Sheriff Sale Notice in Clarke County Georgia
Clarke County Georgia sheriff announces sale of four acres in the 219th District G M Athens on first Tuesday in March 1906 to satisfy fi fa against Cato Moore in favor of J R Crawford. Notice given to tenant in possession, levy made by J R Williams L C. Sale set by court order.
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G. M
Clarke County
Georgia
Mahaley Moore
Jordan Thomas
Peter Brown
J. K Crawford
Cato Moore
Justice Court
J. R
Land and charter notices and market summary from Clarke County and Liverpool
A Clarke County Georgia notice details a 1906 FiFa sale of a one fifth undivided interest in four acres near Danielaville road with a three room dwelling, plus a Clarke Superior Court petition for a charter name change from T Fleming & Sons to Fleming Dearing Hardware Company. Included is a market update from Liverpool and New Orleans with bullish sentiment, port receipts, and weather notes affecting cotton futures, with analyst commentary from R Siedenburg & Co.
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Georgia
Clarke County
T. Fleming & Sons
Fleming Dearing Hardware
E. J. Crawford
Said County
Superior Court
Bears
Silesia
Sippi
Liverpool Dues
R. Siedenburg & CO
Tax Fi Fa Sale Notice In Athens Georgia 1906
Public legal notice identifies a house and lot on Valley street Athens Clarke county Georgia of about one quarter acre bounded by Valley street Dr N G Slaughter Mendel Morris W H Fuller and D C Barrow. Property owned by Emily Lester levied under a 1905 state and county tax Fi Fa by Tax Collector H M Linton. Written tenant notice given. February 6 1906. MO WIER Sheriff.
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Court House Coor
Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Valley Street
N. G. Slaughter
Mendel Morris
W. H. Fuller
Market News Athens and New York Futures Report
Market notes from Athens and New York outline futures with March and May positions, grain and produce quotes, and liver pool cables from New Orleans. Strong overseas demand lifts spot sales and futures. brokers foresee bullish trend amid expected planting season and acreage talk, with GIBERT & CLAY reporting.
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New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Liverpool
Gibert & Clay
Cotton Letter: Liverpool open up shares despite limited supply
New York dated February 28 reports Liverpool opened six to twelve points higher with little cotton for sale on call. Liverpool and continental buyers led the advance but demand remained light, shaping an unsettled market early.
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New York
Liverpool
Continent
Hyomel promised cure for catarrh with pocket inhaler
H R Palmer and Sons advertise Hyomel as a guaranteed treatment for catarrh. The complete outfit costs $1 with a pocket inhaler and medicine dropper. extra bottles are 50 cents. They claim Hyomel kills germs in throat nose and lungs and will refund money if no cure is achieved.
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H. R. Palmer & Long
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Fezm
Oly
John F. Rowan
Harvard
Remarkable restoration of sight before Crestline death
Crestline Ohio February 28 A remarkable restoration of lost eyesight occurred to Christian Markel a retired farmer. He had been blind five years and just before death his eyesight returned and he recognized every family member. He died of age related infirmities leaving five sons, three of whom are prominent Crestline merchants.
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Crestline
Ohio
Christian Markel
Markel
Crestling
Queer Accident Causes Hils Death
In Valdosta Georgia on February 28 Owen Thompson son of James Thompson a Brooks County farmer died after a wire fence being stretched slipped and struck him on the head. The blow felled him and he died twelve hours later without regaining consciousness.
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Valdosta
Owen Thompson
James Thompson
Marven
Brooks County
Young Thompson
Bis Father
Strildin
Moon Inhabited Claim Sparks Debate in Science
The prompt asserts lunar habitation with an atmosphere enabling life, while human occupancy remains unlikely. The passage then shifts to advertise Electric Bitters as a universal tonic for ailments, claimed to cure headaches, biliousness, malaria, fever, jaundice, dyspepsia, and more, guaranteed by W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons at 60 cents.
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W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Georgia’s pension fund deficit prompts plea for urgent loan
A letter from Hon H C Tuck to the Sunlays Stanta Journal urges a wealthy Georgian to advance $18,000 to cover this year’s pension shortfall for widows and veterans. He cites General Toombs as precedent, arguing the legislature would repay with interest, preserving funds until July and honoring past acts of public generosity.
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Stanta” Journal
H. C. Tuck
T'S City
Editor Journal
Georgia
Toombs
Ufe
Toontbs
Urges Farmers to Remain Firm in Cotton Battle
Atlanta February 97 President M L Johnson of the Georgia division Southern Cotton Association urges farmers to hold spot cotton for 15 cents. He warns against bear speculators and hot air contracts, advocates diversified farming, and says cooperation can secure fair prices. Also cites dispatches on mills, wages, and local offers for May 15 cent lots.
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Atlanta
M. L. Johnson
Georgia
Southern Cotton Association
Johnson
South
Fall River
Anderson
St. M
Brutal Murder of Fils Wife in Durham Household
Richmond Virginia reports Mattle P Hodges of Durham North Carolina murdered in her bed by husband John H Hodges. She was dragged from a sick bed and shot through the heart as she lay on the floor. The couple's 19 year old son witnessed the attack and was knocked down. Divorce proceedings had been filed recently. The murderer was promptly captured and confessed.
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Richmond
Mattle P. Hodges
Durham
N. C
John H. Hodges
Hodges
Light Sentence for Kili in Huntsville Murder Case
Charles Jackson, convicted of the murder of his stepmother Mrs Mol le Jackson in Huntsville Alabama, was found guilty of manslaughter in the first degree and sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary. The jury deliberated under an hour as Jackson maintained innocence and his lawyers prepared an appeal to the supreme court.
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Huntsville
Ala
Charles Jackson
Molle Jackson
Eclrcuit
Jackson
Supreme Court
Married Twice in One Day Near Treeport
In the span of 24 hours two families of six united in marriage. Mrs. Margaret Fischer’s two sons wed the two daughters of Fred C. Kaiser, a wealthy retired farmer. Kaiser later visited the Widow Fischer, who looked pleased, as the couple quietly tied the knot at a country parsonage.
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Treeport
Pep. Go
Margaret Fischer
Fred C. Kaiser
Kaiser
Fischer
Castro 0. Ready to Cause Trouble in Venezuela
Willemstad Curacao February 2 Advices from Venezuela report President Castro vows to humble France break up the Monroe doctrine clear out the French from Venezuela and then attack Americans Englishmen and Germans who he says are worse than Chinese He would clear the country of foreigners The populace longs for an American protectorate and many urged immediate US intervention for humanity.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Venezuela
Castro
France
United States
Former Speaker Henderson Dies in Dubuque Iowa
Former Speaker David B. Henderson of the national House of Representatives died at Mercy hospital at 2 PM from paresis after a nine month illness. He began to sink Friday, rallied Saturday, then lapsed into unconsciousness and declined rapidly until death.
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Dubuque
Towa
David B. Henderson
National
House of Representatives
Mercy
Free D D D skin sample offer from Palmer Co
A damaged promotional plea promises a large free sample bottle of D D D from the D D D Co lab with a 32 pamphlet and free advice from a top skin specialist. It lists H R Palmer & Sons and an address in Michigan Suite 543 and urges prompt requests. The text includes garbled letters and cannot confirm full details.
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D. L.D
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Professor Samuel Langley Dies After Stroke in South
Washington reports the death of Professor Samuel P Langley at Aiken South Carolina aged 72 after a paralytic stroke on November 22 He had been recovering before traveling south for the winter His career spanned civil engineering architecture astronomy and early flying machine experiments referenced during recent congressional debate The body will return to Washington Thursday with plans for Vermont and Boston notices.
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Washington
Samuel P. Langley
Aiken
Smithonian
Langley
Widewater
Potomac River
Vermont
Boston
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Severe Wounds
L. E. Napier of Bugles Kentucky recalls a ten year old piles case treated with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He reports a permanent cure after using less than a box. The salve is sold by W J Smith Pro and H R Palmer & Sons druggists and advertised in the Banner Leads.
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Devil's Island
Bucklen
Napier
Bugles
W. J. Smith & Pro
H.R. Palmer & Sons
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Clarke Sheriff's Sale
Court House
Dist. G. M
St. Mary's Land
Clara Moon
Sam Parks
Dr. Payne
Danielaville Road
Thomas Bowles
FiFa
J. R. Crawford
J. R. Williams
L. C
MO. W. Wier
Sherif
Pany
Erwin & Erwin
Rentionera Attorneys
Houston
Hils
Col. Tuck
Tutt
Fils
Durham, N. C
Kili
York
Penn
Lillian B. Thornton
Robert Dorsey
America
Henderson
Soschogy
Macon
Medical Department
Michigan
Prof
Aiken, S. C
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