Clarke Sheriff Sales and Public Auctions in Clarke County Georgia
Clarke sheriff sale notices reveal multiple actions in Clarke County Georgia. Items include a trunk and contents for a Rhodea Haverty Furniture Company judgment, parcels of land in 220th district levied for two fi fas, and a large auction of unclaimed freight at Athens Seaboard. The notices call for public sale, detailing parcels of land, debts, and distribution among heirs, with dates in June 1908 and references to local officials and courts.
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Clarke Sheriff's Sale
Georgia
Clarke County
Court House
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Caddy Dewer
City Court of
Atlanta
Rhodea Haverty Furniture Company
W. E. Jackson
Wald County
220Th Dist
Q. M
Athens
Lexington
New Road
Carr
Hodgson Bros
J. P. Johnson
Ella Blackman
Justice Court
Eppes, Wilkins Co
Levy
Fie Johnson
L. C
W.E. Jackson
W. 5B. Jackson
Sheriff
Court of Ordinary
Said County
Bradberrys District
George Kinney
Couch
Joe Epps
Winn
Swift
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Joe Brown Club Holds Large Jefferson Meeting
A Jefferson Georgia gathering of the Joe Brown Club drew about two hundred attendees in the courthouse. Speakers Wayne C. Howard of Atlanta and H W Bell praised Brown and criticized Hoke Smith forces, signaling strong local support for Joseph M. Brown ahead of the June election. The local club lists prominent backers among Jefferson merchants and professionals, with M N Duke as committee chair.
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Atlanta
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J.C. Bennett
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T. W. Webb
Turner-Webblolder Co
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C. L. Bond
Pinson, Brock & Co
W. J. Martin
Clifford Story
M. N. Duke
Lee White
W. W. Dickson
B. W. Hancock
C. L. Bryson
M. R. Cristal
Cotton Mills
J. Bell
Little Joe
Clinton’s Body 18 Moved Toward Kingston New York
The body of General George Clinton exhumed after nearly a century rests in Christchurch then departs Washington for New York with a strong military and civic escort. It will be reburied in Kingston, N Y, Governor Clinton’s native town, after state ceremonies in New York City. Clinton, born July 26, 1723, served as New York governor and was vice president under Jefferson and Madison. The Kingston monument weighing nineteen tons will be raised there.
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Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold With Guarantee In Cedar View Ad
Cedar View merchant BR G Stewart proclaims that Dr King’s New Life Pills offer full value for money, claiming relief from constipation malaria and biliousness. Sold under guarantee at W J Smith and Bro H R Palmer drug stores, Cedar City.
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Progress in Georgia and Alabama Booms in Building
The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index reports spring 1908 building activity surges across both states. Residential projects dominate, with palatial to modern cottages rising as architects run at peak pace. Major rail and electric line projects in Georgia and Alabama draw six and ten million dollar bond issues, while 16 new corporations seek charters and vast contracts are awarded amid a strong construction boom.
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Georgia
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Atlanta
Goa
Birmingham
Atlanta and Carolina Railway Company
Augusta
Birmingham and Gulf Railway and Navigation Company
Tuscaloosa
Gadsden
Tidewater Development Company
Mobile
Dauphin Island
Mobile Bay
Prohibition Bills Introduced in Louisiana Legislature
Baton Rouge May 27 Two liquor traffic bills were introduced along with a state wide prohibition measure by Senator Boggs In the House high license bill by Representative Shattuck follows Governor Sanders recommendations prohibits women from serving drinks and whites and negroes from drinking together licenses tied to saloon receipts with a 5000 maximum. House also considers state prohibition outside New Orleans. The move launches three concurrent courses debated in committees. Kidney disease warning ad follows.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Boggs
Shattuck
Sanders
House
Representative Wall
New Orleans
Tremendous Loss From Trinity Flood in Dallas
Dallas reports six unknown dead and property losses over 1 million dollars with 5000 homeless after the Trinity River rise. Water receded six feet as relief work organizes, vandalism noted, and city communications and water service remain disrupted. Militia and 200 patrols guard flooded districts while saloons close at night and streetcar service remains crippled.
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Dallas
Texas
Trinity River
Artesia
J. Hay
Mother's gratitude shared by Athens mothers for Doan's Kidney Pills
An Athens Georgia mother, Mrs Glennia Marlow of 243 Jackson Street, testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills curing her daughter's kidney trouble. She recalls severe weakness and difficulty walking, cites doctors and remedies tried, and praises the pills as the cause of her daughter's recovery. Pills are 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sale agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Athens
Glennia Marlow
Jackson Treet
Doan
Palmer & Sons
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Sixtieth Anniversary of Seneca Falls Women’s Rights Meet
Seneca Falls N Y May 27 The sixtieth anniversary of the first women’s rights convention met here with an interesting program. Speakers included descendants of Elizabeth Cady Stanton Lucretia Mott and Isabella Beecher Hooker. A bronze tablet unveiling at the Wesleyan church marked the original gathering. A trolley tour for women’s ballot aims followed, organized by Harriet Stanton Blatch, with leaders joining in open air meetings as it travels toward New York tomorrow.
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N. Y
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
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Isabella Beecher Hooker
Old Wesleyan Church
Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets claims cure all pain
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets as a universal pain reliever sold by H. R Palmer & Sons. It describes the pills as stopping pain in 20 minutes by redirecting blood pressure from pain centers and lists a price of 20 tablets for 26 cents.
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Dr Shoop
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Berlin Murder Scandal Unfolds In Lewandowski Case
Berlin May 27 a sensational trial reveals the social web behind the manslaughter of Lieut Schmidt. Forester Lewandowski and his wife Mile Supply are central as testimony portrays a secret life of a "temple of love" where officers and married people were entangled and blackmailed. The husband allegedly shot Schmidt after hearing whispers behind a locked door.
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Hertao
Andowski
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Mile Suppy
Herr von Schmidt
Herr Lewandowski
Kerr Lewandowski
Tat Lewandowski
Wnt
Supply
Jand
Vou Schmidt
Mile
Frau Lewandowski
Big Peach Crop Forecast For Georgia Railroads
Atlanta May 27 The railroad commission received a report from Vice President Whakiami of Central of Georgia Railway Co on a probable late fruit move. Central expects to ship 3200 carloads of peaches from Georgia and about 2500 more from the rest of the state, plus 24 carloads of cantaloupes. The report indicates a large crop and outlines movements during the current season.
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Webl Whakiami
Central of Georgia Railway Couiny
Georgia
Fesjom
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