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Newspaper
Athens Weekly Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
8
Clarke County Georgia notices announce libel for divorce against Charles Deadwyler. administrator appointments for J. A. Moore and Mary A Bain estate. petitions to annul marriage for Katie Patterson v Sikes. various orders for letters of administration and dismissions. sales of Mary Bain property. guardianship and Twelve Months Support citations. sealed bids for county building metal files and convicts medicine contracts.
Support of said minor and said application to be heard on the first Monday in April 1909. The Clarke County Georgia sale notice states ordinary proceedings. Property described is a lot in the City of Athens bounded north by Fourth Street east by land of William Dillard deceased south by Wash Moore and west by land of William.
Clarke County sheriff offers multiple property sales to satisfy three executions from Justice Court, including land of Fred Edwards and another tract of seventy three and eighty five hundredths acres in Clarke County with improvements. Additional parcels include a two acre lot in the 219th District and a separate property in Athens City Court案件 details.
Washington March 17 Speaker Cannon and Champ Clark the minority leader of the house traded sharp remarks at the White House today. Clark said the rules amendments were minor and accused proposals to form a 15 member committee dominated by Clark and La Follette as tommy-rot. Cannon retorted that there has never been a time the majority could not control the house and mocked Clark as having paresis.
A vintage ad urges use of Allen's Foot-Ease to ease tired aching feet and fit tight shoes. It claims cures for aching swollen hot and sweating feet bunions and provides rest and comfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a free trial package and corn pad sample available by requesting Allen 8 Olm sted Le Roy N Y.
London marks St. Patrick's Day with widespread emblems and services. Irish troops receive a day of rest and shamrocks are sent by Queen Alexandra to the Irish Guards at the Tower of London for distribution to the men.
New York marked cotton prices with tone steady and about 12,000 sales, midling 6d. Chicago reported ruling quotations for the exchange, detailing prices and market tone for the day.
A Boston Post report details the late Miss Mary B. Duclos Snow leaving 32500 dollars for a sliding scale annuity to her coachman Jim Moriarity for care of five named horses. The will variants pay 2000 yearly while three horses remain, 1500 after four die, then 800 until Moriarity’s death as the last horse fades.
Boston marks St Patrick day combined with the 1773 evacuation anniversary in South Boston as military displays, bells, and a parade with regiments and naval personnel. In luxury, Prince the aging horse receives daily care, meals, walking, and a shaded stall with blankets as the Snow estate contemplates life and a large legacy for horses and dogs.
Spot cotton quotations across major ports show steady rates in Liverpool, Savannah, Atlanta, Augusta, Galveston, and Norfolk with slight variations. Prices range from about 9.16 to 9.90 cents, while several markets like New York and Philadelphia remained quiet with narrow spans.
Norfolk reports the formal dedication of a new 300000 dollar Naval Y M C A building gifted to enlisted U S Navy men. The brick and stone club features an auditorium gymnasium feeding room and lounge areas. Eminent participants included William Sloane Alfred E Marling and W B Miller of NYC.
John Armstrong Chaloner is exonerated in the fatal shooting during a dispute over a pistol. The inquest found death resulted from an accident while attempting to protect Mrs Gillard from her abusive husband. Gillard, a 45 year old Englishman, lived near Merry Mills. Chaloner is linked to the Astor family through brother Lewis Chanler. The case touched prominent figures Taft, Carnegie, and Rockefeller.
Washington reports growing European fear as Serbia opposes Austria over Bosnia and Herzegovina. Berlin, Paris, London weigh guarantees for Serbian independence. Russia signals willingness to act if Austria moves against Serbia.
An old fragment notes cold symptoms in fall and winter targeting bowels or feverish summer complaints. It promotes Perry Days Pal Killer as fast relief when pain or cramps appear, in warm sweetened water, with a 1 dollar bottle size and a 50 cent version. The rest mentions the American Society for the Study of Effects of Alcohol and Narcotics meeting in Washington with a three day program and physician speakers.
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