Sheriff Sale in Clarke County Georgia on June First 1909
Legal notice announces a sheriff sale at the courthouse in Clarke County Georgia on the first Tuesday in June 1909. Items including pliers, pipes, harness punch, vise, screws, chains, skates, motor, buckets, chairs, stoves, dresser and more are levied to satisfy a distress warrant against T. B. Haywood and W. T. Bush for R. I. Moss.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
Said County
T. B. Haywood
W. T. Bush
City Court of
Athens
R. I. Moss
J. 3. Haywood
W.T. Bush
Clarke County Probate Notices and Road Petition
Ordinary's Office in Clarke County advertises for Mrs Mattle Tuck to be appointed administratrix bonis non with will annexed for William Jones estate with June term hearing. Also notices cite twelve months support for J McNealy estate, and application for permanent letters for M B Herring. A road petition requests public road status for Athens Winterville old road with part abandoned. administrator sale of Baker Hill estate real estate and household goods set for June at 9 o'clock.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Mattle Tuck
Ds Bonis
William Jones
Court of Ordinary
B. Wingfield
J. McNealy
Lonnle A
Herring
M. B. Herring
State OF Georgia
Clarke
Thomas J. Todd
G. W. Hale
R. D. Hancock
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Athens-Winterville
G. M
Eald County
Thomas I. ‘Todd
Anderson
Georgia Railroad
Athens Winterville
Commanioners
Athena-Winterville
the Board of Commissioners
Southern Mutual
Athens
Card Board
John B. Gamble
Said County
Gatowit
Cherry Street
Baker Hill
J. Crawford
Baker Hii
Eorgia
W. D. Griffeth
Florence S. Fisher
Frank D. Streckfuss
Court House
B. Wingfield, SR
Alice V. Johnson
William D. Johnson
S. B. Wingfield
Waller B. Hill
Athena
M. L. Brittain
Fulton
R. L. Blackwell
Hall
D. L. Eament
State Normal School
W. McCalle
Oxford
J. 0.A. Miller
Spalding
R. D. Moore
Jackson
Public Sale Notice in Clarke County Georgia 1909
Public outcry sale order from Clarke County Court of Ordinary for Elizabeth Connell land of 20 acres in Clarke County near Hull Madison County. Auction set for the first Tuesday in June 1909 with 1-3 cash and balance due November 1 1909 secured by notes.
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Georgia
Clarke County
New York Cotton Prices and Global Quotations
Ruling prices on the exchange show tone nervous for cotton with middling around 11.30 to 11.40 cents. Liverpool quotes steady at 57 1/2 to 58? and sales near 10,000. Spot cotton varies across cities from Atlanta 10 3/8 to New York 11 1/4 cents, with steady to quiet sentiment in key markets.
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New York
Aufet
Liverpool
Atlanta
New Orleans
Galveston
Savannah
Wilzington
Norfolk
Georgia County School Commissioners Meet at Tallulah Falls
The annual Georgia County School Commissioners Association convenes June 29 to July 1 at Tallulah Falls with Jere M. Found announcing the program. Welcomes will be given by C. W. Grant and Miss Mildred Rutherford, with W. C. Wright delivering the response and Jere M. Pound giving the annual address.
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Atlanta
Georgia County School Commissioners’ Association
Tallulah Falls
Jere M. Found
Habersham County
C. W. Grant
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
W. C. Wright
Putnam County
Jere M. Pound
R. L. Paine
Walton County
A. H. Foster
Newton
G. D. Rucker
Milton
A. B. Hutcheson
Montgomery County
J. N. Wall
Elbert
C. L. Harris
Forsyth
W. 8. Howell
Merriwether County
J. C. Kind
Floyd
N. R. C. Ramey
Stephens
G. G. Strange
Banke County
B. D. Purcell
Wayne
Henry Milam
Bartow
May outlaw ice tea next in Alabama
The Alabama supreme court declares the bill to prevent sale and manufacture of sweet drinks like ice tea good. Dissenters warn that the move could lead to a broader ban on beverages, fearing a slippery slope for future restrictions.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
Anderson
Mayfield
Sayre
Athens Railroad Rate Increase Plea Faces Commission
The Georgia Railroad petition to raise passenger rates from 2 1 4 to 2 1 2 cents a mile drew nearly a dozen supportive letters, with Athens Chamber resolutions backing the move. Opponents argued the rate hike is needed for improved schedules and equipment, while some mayors opposed it. The article also notes Andersonville fears over Decoration Day and troop deployment, plus Elbert Light Infantry transfer and potential new Augusta-area company filling its prior battalion role.
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Aim
Atlanta
Georgia Railroad
Railroad Commission
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens
W. F. Patillo
Decatur
Thomas F. Patillo
Milledgeville
R. Z. Kidd
W. W. Patterson
Central Bank and Trust Corporation of
W. N. Coleman
Culverton
J. W. McMillen
Rogers
Elkin
W. H. Herndon
Social Circle
A.M. Brand
Lithonia
Andersonville
Henry Wirz
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
T. P. Bell
Hoke Smith
Savannah
Macon
Bell
Wirz
Foraker
Americus
Elberton
Elbert Light Infantry
F. L. Palmer
Augusta
Texas firemen meet in convention in Gulnenville
Gulnenville hosts one of the largest Texas Firemen's association conventions and tournaments with a forecast of record visitor attendance if good weather holds. The city is decorated and the entertainment program promises high quality events all week.
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Texas Firemen
Gulnenville
Texas
Texas Firemen’s Association
Old Tin Cans May Be Utilized in Athens
Mayor Dorsey received a letter from Ted Warren of New York seeking information on how many tin cans are discarded daily in Athens. Warren proposes a process to utilize the cans and may establish a local branch, with Dorsey already replying with available details. The city aims to attract small industries and Warren’s plant would be a welcome addition.
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Athens
Dorsey
Ted Warren
New York City
Mr. Warren
Atheny
Minister Prays Triggering Mistrial in Georgia Case
Mount Vernon Georgia May 12 A trial of Jordan Swain for the killing of W C Beazley was halted when Rev Joe McDaniel delivered an opening prayer implying Swain’s guilt and death sentence Judge J H Martin granted a mistrial on defense motion Swain aims for bond and potential retrial Beazley’s death and the Swain case drew wide attention as the Beazley daughter testified about the circumstances.
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Mount Vernon
Swain
Beazley
J Hdna Forkley
Southern battle flags returned to former owners
The ceremonial return of the flags carried by the Alabama Tigers, captured by the Fourth Ohio Cavalry at Selma on May 12, 1865, was approved by Governor Harmon and the Ohio legislature. A Cincinnati delegation led by John A. Pitts presented the flags to Mrs. Charles G. Brown, president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, in Huntsville.
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Huntsville
Ala
Alabama Tigers
Ohio Cavalry
Selma
Ohio Veterans
Harmon
Ohio Legislature
Ohio
John A. Pitts
Cincinnati
Charles G. Brown
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
No Jim Crow Laws For New York Automobiles
New York May 12 The supreme court here today ruled sightseeing automobile proprietors may not require passengers to be colored one among them, declaring any attempt to establish a Jim Crow style segregation in public conveyances illegal.
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New York
Supreme Court
Bank of Heaven scheme leads to unusual Washington arrest
John C. Davis, once a Wilmington attorney, sits in a Washington police cell amid allegations of vast fraud. He claims plenty of money exists in the Bank of Heaven and offers to write large checks, while prosecutors estimate indebtedness well over a quarter of a million dollars. His brother Martin T. Davis and associates face charges of obtaining money under false pretenses as victims, many women, loom across the case. The grand jury heard testimonies from river pilot Thomas Owens and others tied to investments and notes.
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Davis
Haltee Station
Bank of Heaven
Washington
Marin T. Davis
United States
Davis Brothers
Wilmington
Wimington
State Hospital For
Raleigh
Potomac Building and Loan Association
Martin T. Davis
Peter
Paul
Davises
Nellie McKeowan
Police Goods
Alexandria
Grand
Thomas A. Owens
River Pilot
John Davis
Anita Graever
Nellie Keown
Milledgeville Asylum Officials Seek Independent Probe
Milledgeville state sanitarium officials and trustees urge Governor Hoke Smith to appoint a independent commission to thoroughly investigate charges published against the institution. The request cites libel from a Jeffersonian article based on R E Dunnington and argues that past reforms, including removal of restraints, show no abuse.
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Ulm
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Milledgeville
Thomas G. Lawson
Board of Trustees
Smith
Lawson
Dr. Powell
Augusta Chronicle
Tom Watson
Jeffersonian Magazine
R. E. Dunnington
Dunnington
L. M. Jones
J. M. Whitaker
Swing
B. M. Greene
Chicago Girl Dances Herself to Death
Marie Fron a 20 year old of Chicago danced herself to death in a mobile dance hall. A coroner's jury found that relentless dancing and a frail constitution led to her collapse and death after being warned by her parents. She died in a hospital shortly after.
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Chicago
Marie Fron
Western Canada baseball league opens in four cities
Winnipeg reports the newly organized Western Canada baseball league begins its championship season with games in Calgary Medicine Hat Lethbridge Regina Moose Jaw and Brandon Winnipeg. The schedule covers 125 games ending September 6.
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Western Canada
Winnipeg
Man
Western Canada Baseball League
Calgary
Lethbridge
Regina
Moose Jaw
Brandon
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Faby
Exchange Today
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Park
Seeeias
M. L. Duggan
Hancock County
Lawrence Duffy
Henry
John E. Powell
Colquitt
Charles 8. Barrett
Farmers’ Union
G. B. Ridley
Pike
Sp.b. Gresham
Burke
Normal School
J. C. Branron
M. M. Parks
W. V. Lawier
Jenkins County
J. B. Wright
Grady
Walter McMichael
Randolph
Ralph Newton
Brunswick
J. W. Bivina
Crlap County
F. L. Florence
Morgan
H. J. Arnett
Screven
W. R. Smith
Titt County
F. J. Dodd
Campbell
C. R. Ware
Gwinnett
Byron Collins
Early County
B. H. Pearman
Hart
J. H. DeLoach
State College of Agriculture
F. H. Harris
State Beand of Health
D. C. Barrow
University of Georgia
JA M L. Soule
Ga. R. R
Cas
First Precinct
John C. Davis
N. C
Georgia Local Underwriters’ Association
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