Legal Advertisements in Clarke County Georgia
Clarke County notices include petitions for equitable relief with alias Claude Henderson, sheriff sales on land and personal property, bankruptcy-like filings, and administration, tax, and consent notices. Major names include J W Barnett, Maria George, Claude Henderson, A S Rhodes, W Y Escoe and H D Marbut. District properties cover Athens Broad and Peters streets, Lynwood Park, and multiple plots. Court terms referenced are April 1913 and February 1913 with deeds, fi fas and mortgages enforcing actions.
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Maria George
Claude Henderson
Claude Hentzel
Clarke Superior Court
Athens
Georgia
Chas. H. Brand
B. J. Crawford
Clarke County
Cobb & Erwin
Court House
Aituate
Broad Street
Petera
Jennings
Burt Strickland
Colonel Smith
Justice Court
Said
Frank H. Bowden
H. D. Marbut
Levy
Posecaston
Kk. FP. Wood, L. C
W. Y. Escoe
J. A. Baugh
W. Y. Becoe
W. B. Jackson
Clarkety
Bob
L. J. Whitehead
Superior Court
Morrison and Sherdon
Peaseason
Howes Coot
Ignwood Park
Hancock Warthnet S
Glennavor
Nue
Parkview Drive
J. W. Barnett
Lynwood Park
Southern Land Co
A. S. Rhodes
Fife
Rhodes
City Court of
W. C. Tiller
S. Rhodes
W. E. Jackson
Clarke
Hollis
Owit
Will Davenport
Fifa
D. A. Daniel
G. L. Arnold
Daniel
241St Dist
Wale
Allen Moss Tanning Co charter petition Clarke County Georgia
Petitioners seek corporate charter for Allen Moss Tanning Co with $25000 paid in capital, power to amend charter, wind up, sue and be sued, hold real estate, issue notes, and operate in tanning hides leather lime and coal in Georgia. Filed March 4 1913 Clerk E J Crawford Clarke County. Ordinary notices follow Adeline Gresham estate administratrix appointment details and twelve months support proceeding with May 5 1913 court terms.
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Georgia
Clarke County
M. L. Duncan
Kittle
R. C. Orr
John R. White
John B. Gamble
Laurea Smith
Herman Smith
Court of Ordinary
Ceorgia
John D. Moss
W. C. Allen
Allem-Moss Tanning Co
Athens
County of
Clarke
Mel
E. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
Angeline Johnson
Adeline Gresham
Eacd
R. G. Orr
Chas. Emory Smith
Gerorgia
Mary Barnett
Lewis Barnett
Aald County
R. C, Orr
Ordinary
Chicago Kennel Club Bench Show Opens At Armory
The twelfth annual beach show of the Chicago Kennel Club opened at the First Regiment Armory under favorable conditions. The event follows American Kennel Club rules with larger entries and classes than prior years. Valuable cash prizes and trophies reward winning exhibitors. Participants hail from across the country amid widespread sympathy for the Midwest in harsh weather.
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Chicago
Chicago Kennel Club
First Regiment Armory
American Kennel Club
Profitable Dairy Herd at Georgia State College
A herd of thirty cows at the Georgia State College of Agriculture yielded dairy products valued at 5099.44 in 1912. Feeding included 120 tons of silage at 2.50 per ton and 4 tons of shredded corn stover plus 3 tons of pea-vine hay, with concentrates of 27 tons cotton seed meal. Six months on pasture added 270 dollars. Total expenses reached 3281.84, leaving a net 1817.60 dollars and a profit of 60.58 per cow. The herd, built from native cows crossed with pure bred sires, demonstrates silage as roughage and cotton seed meal as concentrate advantages.
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College of Agriculture
Profitable Dairy Ration Trials in Georgia College Tests
Georgia State College of Agriculture reports ninety three day feeding trials showing six pounds cotton seed meal thirty three pounds corn silage and two and a half pounds corn stover yield milk at six cents per gallon. Alternative rations raise cost per gallon, while corn club results from 1910 to 1912 indicate rising yields and substantial state wealth gains from farm youths.
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Georgia
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Corn Clubs
Worn-out Georgia farm shows gains from college methods
A Georgia College of Agriculture experiment converts a worn 830-acre farm into a model operation. From 1908 to 1912 income rose from 2757.24 to 8581.40 with cattle herds valued at 10265. The 1912 receipts total 9161.38 against expenditures of 10874.47, leaving 3246.36 net. Modern practices on 333 acres of crops include cowpeas sorghum hay soybeans oats and cotton. The farm’s aim is progressive permanent cultivation and rising annual returns.
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College of Agriculture
College
Georgia
Grazing crops for hogs and spring sowing guide
A historical guide lists cropping options for hog grazing across seasons. It details costs per acre and grazing durations for Canadian peas, oats, rape, chufas, cow peas, soybeans, Spanish peanuts, sorghum with peas, crimson clover, white clover, and mixed sown dates from February through November, including yield estimates per acre and hog-per-acre grazing days.
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Will &Ford
President Wilson appeals for aid after Ohio Indiana flood disaster
Washington issues nationwide appeal to aid flood victims in Ohio and Indiana. He urges immediate Red Cross contributions and coordinated relief through federal and local channels. Governors Roston and Cox receive his telegrams, with Miss Mabel Boardman coordinating Red Cross updates.
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Washington
Wilson
Ohio
Indiana
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Woodrow Wilson
Ralston
Indianapolis
Cox
Columbus
Mabel Boardman
The
Hinton Declares Candidacy for Third Ward Alderman
Mr J Hinton, noted real estate man and one of the city's leading young business figures, announces his bid for alderman in the Third ward this fall. He is described as energetic and capable, with broad local support and strong backing from friends citywide. Citizens express gratitude for avoiding recent terrors and horrors in the region.
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H. P. Hinton
Hinton
Plant nursery offers sweet potato and tomato herb plants
Sweet Potato Plants Nancy Hall Triumph Providence Porto Rico Yam and Pumpkin Yam at $1 765 per 1000 Special prices on large orders Tomato and Pepper plants 50 per 100 or $2 per 1000 Prompt shipment guaranteed on all orders accepted Address.
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Nancy Hall
Triumph
Providence
Porto Rico
Athens Folks Fear Relatives in Storm Tornado Areas
Athens residents with kin in the storm torn west and flood ridden Obie valley worry about relatives and acquaintances. Captain William Bassinger, brother of Mia C M Strahan of Athens, had just moved to Omaha as general passenger agent for the Union Pacific after a split from Harriman lines. The family reported assurances as wires reached Omaha about the father and others connected to the army.
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Athens
Obie
William Basainger
Mia. C. M. Strahan
Omaha
New York
Union Paette Railroad
Harrimanines
Bassit
Mise Baxter
Lucy Cobb Institute
Tloued
Oomaha
Splendid Display of Good Cookery Shown
A show window display by Nicholson Company yesterday featured an Athens school cookery exhibit led by Prof Sam Harris. Boiled fish and a planked steak were highlighted as the standout pieces of culinary art, praised as among the finest seen.
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Nicholson Company
Sam Harris
Athens
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EB. J. Crawford
W. 5. Jackson
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Sherif Clarke County
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Daisy D. Crane
James Ross Crane
Paul Loyd Smith
Rufus
Crane
J. R. Crane
Middle West
Father West
Edoald
GA. State College OF Agriculture
Andrew M. Soule
J. W. Hart
P. Jarnagin
Dayton
Jenes
Dayton Oe
Piqua
Stratford
Wee
Delaware Middleton
Tee
Zainesville
Freemontee
Tee Riverdale
Hamilton
HL. Hinton
H. Lightfoot
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Shoe
Liverpool Cotton
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