Legal Advertisements Clarke County Georgia 1916 notices
Citizens learn of several probate actions and sheriff sales in Clarke County Georgia including applications for twelve months support for Addie Murrow and others, administrator discharges, guardianship terminations, charter application for Stewart Paddock Jewelry Company, and multiple property sales to satisfy court judgments across Athens Clarke and surrounding areas.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Addie Murrow
Henry Murrow
Said County
Court of Ordinary
E. J. Crawford
John B. Stewart
Dave F. Paddock
Stewart-Paddock Jewelry Company
Public sale notice for Clarke County land in Athens
June next, at public century, at the court house door in said county, with in the legal hours of sale, to the high est bidder for cash, certain property of which the following is a full and complete description. All of that lot or parcel of land 1 [es and being in said state, County of Clarke, and in the City of Athens, at
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Court of Ord
Court House
Clarke County
Georgia
Sandy Creek
Wm. Barrett
Freeman Brooks
Georgia Brooks
Malinda Billups
James Parks
Albert Parks
R. C. Orr
Athens
Nantahals Avenue
Athens Park and Improvement Company
Annie Baker
Justice Court
216Th District
G. M
Hodgson Cotton Co
Mose Allen
T. P. Vincent
Hellicon Springs
Nakatchee Creek
Martha King
Notle F. Vincent
Thomas P. Vincent
Albert King
W. E. Jackson
Georgia Railroad
Oconee
D. H. Arnold
Orr & Hunter
Lexington
Oglethorpe County
M. A. Arnold
State of Georgia
Nantahala Avenue
John Baker
Wheeler
Mary Cook
J. W. Baker
City Court of
H. L. Mullins
Fifa
National Bank of Athens
Washington Street
Washington
Hull Streets
M. Morris
Mutual Garage Company
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Superior Court
M. M. Arnold
City Court of Case
Jefferson Life Insurance Comme
Mutaul
Clarke
Athens Waterworks bond extension petition heard May 29 1916
Clarke Superior Court in Athens Georgia announces a hearing on May 29 1916 to confirm and validate forty thousand dollars in bonds for extending and improving the city waterworks system. The notice lists the principal and five sureties and names Greene County officials and city officers.
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George
Clarke County
Superior Court
Said County
John B. Stewart
Dove FP
Paddock
Georgia
Stewart - Pie Jewelry Company
Athens
City of
Clarke Superior Court
E. J. Crawford
Elbert Light Infantry to Camp at St Simon's Island
Special to the Banner reports Elberton’s Elbert Light Infantry, Georgia’s second oldest continuously serving unit, will join the July encampment at St Simon's Island with Col. W F Jones commanding the camp and Maj. H P Hunter leading the 3d battalion including Lindale, Hartwell, Winder, and Elberton companies.
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Elberton
Elbert Light Infantry
Georgia
W. F. Jones
Geo. C. Grogan
P. M. Hawes
Latieutenant
I. G. Swift
St. Simon's Island
Col. Jones
H. P. Hunter
Lindale
Hartwell
Winder
St. Simon's
Bible facts and figures archive notes from a 19th century listing
A fragment lists biblical statistics such as word counts, verses, chapters, and notable occurrences. It notes totals for words and letters, counts of the word and, occurrences of Lord and reverend, and mentions the middle and longest verses. It also highlights the alphabet in Ezra and favorite chapters.
Train missings spark gender quotes across papers
The Ottawa Herald argues a woman may speak freely as a man only when missing a train, while the Kansas City Star questions the notion, noting such a moment is rare and not a common stereotype.
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Ottawa Herald
Kansas City Star
Two Classes at Yale Record
A witty line notes the college split into two groups: those who wear a stiff collar on Sundays and those who do pot, reflecting campus culture with a sharp, humorous edge.
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Yale
Hie Last Excuse The Principle Defense
A witty quip notes that when a man has no other reason for unreasonableness he clings to principle as his justification reflecting a tense moral stance. The line underscores how personal standards can mask stubborn behavior in debates.
Complete History of Life Goes With Application for City Job
City plans require applicants for public posts to file handwritten information blanks detailing name, birth data, height, health, education, finances, and previous employments. The process aims to identify suitable, reliable candidates for clerk, police, and fire roles, with applications due by June 1.
Horse and Buggy Went Over Bank In Atlanta
E J Tatum a 30 year old of Atlanta was arrested after a horse and buggy rolled twenty feet down an embankment on Sycamore and Fifth streets. The driver slept through the plunge clutching a gallon jug and was found still asleep by Officer J B Bishop, charged with drunkenness on the streets. to face Recorder Johnson if he wakes in time.
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Atlanta
E. J. Tatum
Exposition Street
J. B. Bishop
Tatum
Sycamore
Fifth Streets
Recorder Johnson
New Transportation Line for Athens Water Route in Use
A new Athens transport line named The Watertex began maiden voyage yesterday morning. The electric pontoon boat, built in Athens, will operate between the Athens Manufacturing Company mills one and two, carrying freight and up to twenty passengers. When landings are ready, daily trips will start, Sundays excluded, with service to begin soon.
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Athens
Athens Manufacturing Company
Oconee
Watertex
Athens Overland Car Shipment Sets Local Record
The Athens Overland Company unloaded the first two carloads of a ten carload shipment, marking the largest automobile shipment ever recorded in Athens. Local agents Smith Armstrong and Dobbs credit foresight and rapid orders, noting other cities lack stock and have backlogs. Selling team includes Harry C. Rhodes Jackson C. Haynes and W. C. Denny.
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Athens Overland Company
Smith, Armatrong & Dobbs
Athens
Atlanta
Macon
Augusta
Rome
Ders
Messrs
Harry C. Rhodes
Jackson C. Haynes
W. C. Denny
Officers named by Associated Press at national progressive convention
In New York on May 24 Raymond Robins of Chicago was chosen temporary chairman of the national Progressive convention by the party’s executive committee. C. K. Davis of New York was named secretary and F. P. Carrick appointed sergeant-at-arms.
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Associated Press
New York
Raymond Roblins
Chicago
National Progressive Conyention
C. K. Davis
F. P. Carrick
Commerce High School to Hold May 28 30 Commencement
Athens may stage a double barreled commencement but Commerce high school will host exercises in the school auditorium from May 28 to May 30 1916. The senior class includes Louise Grace Alexander Lois Maxine Arther Alice Beulah Crowe Elizabeth Hardman Frances Marian Hubbard Sarah Myrtle Merk Mary Neal Shannon Clara Mae Sharp Margaret Early Stone Floreen Williamson Orrin Howell Carson Richard Glenn Dowdy Lawrence Hardman Thurmond Hood Clint Wright Mize Atticus Samuel Sanders Colors old rose and white Motto Astra Castra Numen Lumen Flower White rose.
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Commerce
Commerce High School
Louise Grace Alexander
Lois Maxine Arther
Alice Beulah Crowe
Elbert County to elect sheriff to fill unexpired term
Elberton Ga May 24 Hon L C Edwards ordinary of Elbert county has set June 12 for a special election to fill the unexpired term of the late Sheriff S N Hailey J C Thornton Jr deputy is serving as interim sheriff and has named Hailey son Jack as his deputy Thornton is a candidate and proposes the same fee division with Hailey as former sheriff did with Thornton Absent details on the final outcome the plan outlines an ongoing succession dispute in the sheriff office
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Elberton
L. C. Edwards
Elbert
N. Hailey
J. C. Thornton, Jr
Hailey
Thornton
Jack Hailey
Georgia Flooded With Liquor Circulars After Ban
Georgia is being flooded with liquor advertisements despite a new state law prohibiting liquor advertising. Thousands of first class mail pieces bearing price lists are delivered through post offices daily. Large Chattanooga dealers push their brands through indirect publicity beyond newspaper ads.
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Georgia
Chattanooga
Prince Ching Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Tianjin
Prince Ching, a Manchu and former premier, observed his eightieth birthday in Tianjin this month. President Yuan Shikai sent four aides with valuable presents. Once a key imperial official, he later became president of the privy council after the Manchu abdication and now lives in retirement in Tianjin.
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Associated Press
Tien-Tsin
China
Prince Ching
Yuan
Ha Waa
Privy Council
Will of the late N. B. Davis filed this week
The will of the late N B Davis, a leading farmer in the county, was filed this week for probate in solemn form at the next term of the court of ordinary.
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N. B. Davis
Tate Str. ND. Dav
Court of Ordinary
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J. C. Williams
Mintle Clements
Matthew Clements
Otho Brown
Cobb
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of
W. C. Livingstone
Bankrutey
United States District
Court Room
C. Puller
W. G. Cornett
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A. Holliday
L. C. Smith
T. J. Shackerford
D. F .Miller
J. M. Hood
John B. Ganible
ST. Simons
the Bible
Fire Department
McDorman
Clerk Wood
Barrow
Brooks
Recorder Price
Joe L. Deadwyler
Chief Brooks
R. H. Wier
C. Seagraves
Capt. Seagraves
Messrs. James* Bradley
C. C. Nix
Oscar Bishop
R. A. Burpee
W. T. Eberhart
C. E. Craft
John F. Short
C. M. Almond
Burke Betts
J. D. Fleming
Emmett Wood
W. W. Harlow
John H. Wood
W. E. Berry
M. T. Toney
D. J. McCune
J. G. Wright
J. P. McCall
J. F. Merck
G. E. Bray
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