Executor's Sale of Athens Property in Clarke County Georgia
There will be sold on the first day in June at the courthouse in Athens Clarke county Georgia during legal hours an eight room two and one half story dwelling on the corner of Baldwin and Thraye streets fronting Baldwin street with about eighty feet on Deboy street and about one hundred and sixty six feet in depth plus an adjoining lot fronting Deboy street about eighty eight feet and running back about one hundred and thirty five feet. Improvements include a well of water a garden and two room outhouse. A four room cottage is included. Terms cash. Comer executor ad.
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Court House
Athens
Clarke County
Georgia
Taldwin and
Thraye Streets
Haldwin Street
Debas Street
Debroy Street
Nile
Comer
T. Comer
Dee
Theirs Home Association Incorporation Petition in Athens
Petitioners led by A J Baxter et al seek charter for Theirs Home Association a charitable lodge under Elks ideals in Athens Clarke County Georgia for 20 years with no capital stock and powers to receive bequests lease purchase hold and manage property, sue and be sued, appoint directors, adopt by laws, and operate as a public charity under state and federal law. The action is filed with H Brand Thos J Shackelford attorneys and I Elmer J Crawford Clerk.
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H. Brand
J. Shackelford
Stat of Georgia
Clarke
Athens
Superior Court of
Clarke County
Tobe B. Jones
Juttur Holder
Thomas B. Garfield
Rey. C. A. Winglisl
James P. Davis
Mike Nesbit
James Glenn
W. H. Sheats
Charlie Jones
Thomas Harris
William H. Dixon
Augusta
Georgia
Richmond County
Charitable Protective Union
State of
United States
Julius Holder
Rev
C. A. Wingfield
James P. Davin
J. Thomas Heard
Att v. Georgia
B. J. Crawford
Superior Court
Said County
E. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
Charitable Protective Union seeks charter in Clarke County
A 1905 Clarke County filing outlines the petition by Tobe B. Jones Julius Holder Thomas B. Garfield and others to incorporate The Charitable Protective Union as a nonstock mutual aid corporation in Athens Georgia. The document details purposes, offices, duration, governance, and powers including property, amendments, and bylaws. Notices also describe proposed local Hull town incorporation and a regional travel fare schedule for churches and schools.
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General Assembly
Hull
Madison and
Clarke
Georgia
W. J. Thornton
J. T. Tolbert
Joseph Yarbrough
Seaboard Announces Low Rates to Select Points in 1905 Travel
Seaboard offers very low rates to the following points including Kansas City Missouri for May 10 to 17 1905 with a first class fare plus sixty cents round trip. Tickets available on all May 1th month inclusive with a final limit May 23 1905 Fort Worth Texas General Assembly.
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Southern Presbyterian Church
Hot Springs
Ark
Southern Hardware Jobbers Association
St. Louis
National Baptist
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Richmond
Farmers National Congress
Toronto
Canada
International Sunday School Association
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
Kansas City
Southern Baptist Convention
Fort Worth
Tex
Longer Term for Co Schools a Reform for Efficiency
The Georgian Educational Association members urge county boards to elect school superintendents for at least three years with removal only for cause. They argue longer terms prevent fragile, one year cycles, attract better-qualified candidates, allow sustained planning, and enable boards to judge a superintendent’s performance without undue pressure from reelection cycles.
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Georgian Educational Association
David C. Barrow
Athens
John N. Rogers
Shellman
Edgar H. Johnson
Oxford
Iist
Board of Education
Brand Banking Co for Lawrenceville charter filed
In Lawrenceville Georgia on May 3 a charter for a new bank to be named Brand Banking Company was filed with Secretary of State Phil Cook. Incorporators include E. M. Brand and L. M. Brand among others. Permanent officers elected: E. M. Brand president, L. M. Brand cashier, and C. H. Brand counselor. Planned start of business about June 1 with $35,000 paid capital.
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Appli- Lawrenceville, Ga
Calion
Brand Banking Company
Phil Cook
E. M. Brand
L. M. Brand
T. R. Powell
A. M. Winn
F. T. Pentecost
N. L. Hutchins, Jr
T. A. Smith
H. Brand
Plans Maturing to Heat Kangag in Kansas Heater Innovation
Frederick Dumont Smith of Kinsley, author of the maximum rate law, tours Topeka to study Hoffmeister a German inventor's crude oil heater. The device, a stove modification feeding oil by gravity from a two and a half gallon tank, claims heat equal to a ton of coal. Senator Smith sees western Kansas interest in using crude oil for heating to cut coal costs.
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Topeka
Frederick Dumont Smith
Kinsley
Kansas
Hoffmeister
J. R. Koontz
Atchison , Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Senator Smith
Cleared for Action by Dr. King's New Life Pills
An advertisement claims health improvements clear the body for action with bloom on the cheeks bright eyes firm flesh and buoyant mind. Sold at W. J. Smith & Bro and Palmer & Sons drug stores for 38 coats.
Vanderbilt Silver Heist Prank At College Dinner
A Yale man recalls Cornelius Vanderbilt orchestrating a prank at a Philadelphia hotel. Vanderbilt and companions concealed silver from a private dining room then restored it after a waiter’s kitchen pursuit. The episode ended with the waiter and proprietor surprised by the supposed theft and the prank being disavowed.
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Yale
Cornelius Vanderbit
Vanderbilt 2
Vanderbilt
Phiadelphia
Walters
Walter
James
Walt
Georgia Soldiers to Receive $50,000 From Claims Court
A delegation from Georgia's Spanish American War veterans secures approximately $50,000 from the U.S. Court of Claims. Funds are to be distributed among the First, Second, and Third regiments and two light artillery batteries. The test case was decided in the veterans' favor with attorneys Calhoun of Washington and Jones of Cedartown involved for Georgia.
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Washington
United States Court of Claims
Georgia
C. C. Calhoun
Calhoun & Sizer
Washington, D. C
C. G. Jones
Cedartown
Typhoon scatters Russian fleet near Amoy
Amoy China May 4 A typhoon sweeping South China coast this week is said to have damaged the Russian second Pacific squadron considerably. Lighter vessels are reported to have been scattered.
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Amoy
China
South China
Terrific Race With Death Described by Tampa Man
Ralph F. Fernandez of Tampa Florida describes a fearful race with death caused by liver trouble and heart disease. He claims doctors and medicines failed until Electric Bitters restored his health in a few days and made him feel like a new man. Guaranteed by W. J. Smith & Bro and Pima County.
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Ralph F. Fernandez
Tampa
Fla
Sam
W. J. Smith & Bro
Piedmont Fruit Company Organizes In Baldwin Georgia
State Entomologist R I Smith reports Georgia’s first local fruit growers organization formed at Baldwin comprising Habersham and Banks counties. Led by A M Kitchen and Ethan Philbrick, the group outlines articles of incorporation for Piedmont Fruit Company to market fruit vegetables and produce, with headquarters in Baldwin and a 5000 share stock base later raiseable to 60000.
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Georgia
Baldwin
Mabersham
Banks
Cornelia
A. M. Kitchen
A. M. Kitehan
Ethan Philbrick
Georgia Fruit Growers’ Association
Macon
Messrs. Kitchen
Philbrick
Piedmont Fruit Company
Bakiwin
Grand Junction
Colorado
California
Oregon
Washington
A. M. Kitchens
Same
R. I. Smith
Corn Beats Cotton in Profits for Georgia Farmers
Article by Wm Robertson in The Farm and Ranch compares crop profits for corn and cotton. It shows corn yielding 70 bushels per acre at 40 cents and cotton at 16 bushels per acre with various costs. Concludes corn more profitable, noting three months to pick cotton for the man who raises corn. Also cites GA Dept of Agriculture and other items.
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Dallas
Tex
Georgia
Wm. Robertson
Plata
Dye
Texas
CF Agriculture
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J. H. Rucker
C. B. Griffith
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D. Q. Abbott
Athens Lodge No. 790
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Elka
Saids Corporation
I. Elmer J. Crawford
E. Crawford
Sanders Davis
Philip Walker
S.b Wingfield
W. E. Christian
Atlanta, Ga
Fred Geissler
Kangag
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NEW Fruit Company
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