LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Clarke County Georgia 1916 notices
A collection of legal notices from Clarke County Georgia dated May 1916. Includes petitions for twelve months support assignments for several estates, administrator discharges, guardian discharge requests, and sales of collateral and real estate under court authority. Also contains a charter application for Stewart Paddock Jewelry Company and sheriff sales on specified properties in Athens Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Clarke County
Addie Murrow
Henry Murrow
Said County
Court of Ordinary
Mintie Clements
Matthew Clemente
IM6
Oqborg
Superior Court
John E. Stewart
E. J. Crawford
Dave F. Paddock
Stewart-Paddock Jewelry Company
J. Crawford
Clarks.County
Clarke County Sheriff Notices and Foreclosure Sales 1916
Legal notices from Clarke County Georgia dated May 8 and 11 1916 announce bankruptcy hearing for W C Livingstone and discharge petition in the Northern District of Georgia set for June 17 1916 in Atlanta. Also listed are Sheriff sale schedules for June 1916 in Athens Clarke County with properties tied to D H Arnold Annie Baker J W Baker and Mary Cook including land plots near Nantahala avenue and Wheeler survey with parcels described and notices to tenants and defendants.
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of
Georgia
W. C. Livingstone
Bankrutcy
United States District Court Room
Atlanta
Sheriff’s Sale Notice Athens Georgia 1916 Auction
SHERIFFS SA to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in June 1916 between legal hours of sale describes a tract of land with improvements in Athens Clarke County Georgia. Beginning at a point and continuing with property bounds, the sale lists the described parcel to be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
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Saie County
Court House
Clarke County
Georgia
Sandy Creek
Wm. Barrett
Freeman Brooks
Estate of
Brooka
Walker Financing & Securities Company
John D. Walker
Peoples Bank of Hartwell
Athena
Puller
Georgia National Bank
W. P. Brooks
Athens
Nantahala Avenue
Athens Park and Improvement Company
Fifa
Annie Baker
Justice Court
216Th District
G. M
Hodgson Cotton Co
R. F. Wood
L.c
W. E. Jackson
Mose Allen
T. P. Vincent
Hellicon Springs
Nakatchee Creek
Martha King
City Court of
Notle F. Vincent
Thomas P. Vincent
Albert King
Gald County
Clarke
Georgia Railroad
Oconee
D. H. Arnold
Orr & Hunter
Lexington
Oglethorpe County
M. A. Arnold
W. B. Jackson
Sherif
State of Georgia
John Baker
Wheeler Survey
Mary Cook
Superior Court
J. W. Baker
H. L. Mullins
National Bank of Athens
Sheriff's SA
Property description from 1911 deed in Clarke County Georgia
Legal notice describes a parcel in Clarke County at the northwest Washington and Hull streets intersection. It details boundary lines along walls and property lines, referencing a 1911 deed from Mutual Garage Company to Jefferson Standard Life Insurance and an easement for M. Arnold. The levy and sale proceed to satisfy a judgment in an Athens case dated May 11, 1916, signed by W. Be. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington ~Eet
Washington and
Hull Streets
M. Morris
Washington Street
Mutual Garage Company
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Superior Court
Clarke County
Georgia
M. M
Arnold
City Court of
Athens
Mutual, Garage Company
A. C. Holliday
L. C. Smith
T. J. Shackerford
D. F .Miller
J. M. Hood
W. BE. Jackson
Rowland home sale signals strong Athens realty demand
The Rowland residence on Dearing Street sold at auction to Harold Hinton and then transferred to Paul H. Smith for a handsome profit after a short holding period, following an American Land Co. sale. The note also reflects Mother's Day observance and related efforts by Anna Jarvis and the Western Union Telegraph Company to promote greetings and carnations as symbols of the day.
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Athens Realty
Rowland Home
Mises
Dearing Street
Harold Hinton
Paul H. Smith
American Land Co
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Mother's Day International Association
Western Union Telegraph Company
Choice Plants for Sale by Bower Truck and Plant Co
A twenty five year experienced grower offers Porto Rico Yam and Dooly Yam potato plants three leading cabbage varieties and three tomato varieties all true to type and of the choicest stock. Patronage solicited by Dixie Brooks Co Georgia.
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Porto Rico
Bower Truck & Plant CO
Dixie Brooks Co
Georgia
Greensboro Fire Loss Reaches Seventy Thousand
Greensboro North Carolina May 11 four fires in separate areas threatened the city briefly. Damage was estimated at 70000 dollars as the local department struggled to control the blazes before appeals for extra fire apparatus were withdrawn.
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Associated Press
Greensboro
N. C
Winston@alen
High Point
Peanuts For Oil And For Swine
The article outlines a risk managed approach to peanut production with hog grazing or selling to oil mills. It cites profits from 75 cents per bushel contracts, potential 15 cents per bushel margins, and 200 pounds of pork per acre as a safe baseline. It notes land fertility varies with grazing versus nut removal and argues grazing can boost future crop power.
Livestock Campaign Marks Georgia Initiative Success
The Georgia livestock campaign, run by the College of Agriculture with railroads, covered about 175 stops with exhibit cars and drew roughly 176000 visitors. The effort educated farmers on purebred stock and breeds, boosted demand for quality animals, and highlighted Georgia's strong livestock potential and cooperative railroad support.
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Georgia
College of Agriculture
Farmers Cautioned About Phosphate-Lime Fertilizers
The College of Agriculture warns readers not to expect phosphate lime products to substitute lime for correcting soil acidity. It notes that only burnt lime, slaked lime, and ground limestone correct acidity, and that the advertised low grade phosphate rock with iron and aluminum is unsuitable. A circular on ground rock phosphate is available from the college.
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College of Agriculture
Department of Agricultural Chemistry
College
Choate Urges Fire Prevention At Georgia School Of Commerce
Mr. H E Choate treasurer of Orr Shoe Co Atlanta spoke to the Georgia School of Commerce about preventable fire waste. He cited National Fire Protection data, urged public teaching, and compared U S and European fire laws to stress responsibility and stronger building protection. The talk emphasized reducing losses and the cost to society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Choate
Orr Shoe Co
Atlanta
Georgia School of Commerce
Athens
School of Commerce
University
Choate
South
National Fire Protection Publication
United States
Europe
Germany
Athens Author's Books Sold in 200000 Copies
The Southern Publishing Company of Nashville has sold 200000 copies of Prof. F A Merrill Geographical Readers for Mississippi and Louisiana common schools. The series has been adopted by both states, with new offices opened in San Francisco and Kansas City to reach California and Missouri. Sales are expected to near half a million by year end.
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Athens
Southern Publishing Company
Nashville, Tenn
F. A. Merrill
State Normal School
Mississippi
Louisiana
Merrill Geographic
San Francisco
Kansas City
California
Missouri
Twenty Fifth Annual Picnic at Barnett Shoals
The twenty fifth annual picnic will be held at Barnett Shoals on the second Saturday in May. Preparations are underway for the largest gathering yet with a baseball game, barbecue, and various amusements. Hundreds of people from nearby areas are expected to attend with baskets of lunch.
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Y, Barnett Shoals
Barnett Shoals
Conferees Fail On Army Reorganization Plan
Washington May 11 after a stormy session the house and senate conferees failed to agree on a plan to model a regular army. Senate members insist on their plan to raise the regular army to 220000 in war time from 180000 and threaten a report to congress if the house does not accept.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Derby Talk Sparks Banter Between Mrs Kawler and Alice
A brief exchange quoted from the Boston Transcript features Mrs Kawler dismissing a derby remark with a quip about Alice's appearance. The aside reflects social banter of the era and highlights conversational wit in newspaper snippets.
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R. C. Orr
W. F. Dorsey
J. D. Williams
R. C, Orr, Ordinary
R. C. Obr
Malinda Billups
James Parks
Albert Parks
Otho Brown
Rh. C. Orr
Stewart - Paddock Jewelry Company
Cobb, Erwin & Rucker
O. C. Fuller
W. G. Cornett
Rowland Home Place
John R. Fain
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Milton P. Jarnagin
W. A. Worsham, Jr
Sherman
Kenyon
War Department
England
RED Cross
Great Britain
Taft
Red Cross Central Committee
Lansing
Ally
Treasury
Representative Lever
Federal Trade Commission
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